The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-20
Cbe International
Sunshine Society )

International Colors-Yellow and white.
Minnesota State Color-Rose.
Minnesota Flower-Coreopsis
Society Song-''Scatter Sunshine.
Have you had kindness shown7
Pass it on
Twas not given for you alone
Pass it on.
Let It travel down the years. -.
Let 1t wipe another'S tears, .
Till in heaven it appears
Pass it on.
All inquiries. requests or contributions
should be addressed to Mrs. Theodore
HAYNES; state president for Minnesota,
Hotel Berkeley. Minneapolis, Mimi, or to
Miss Lillian M Ellis, state organizer 1916
st: Anthony avenue. st. Paul. MINI.
h G ! o b e is the official paper of the
state.
Help where help is needed
And the world will then help you;
Here and there a shower of kindness
VIII be Sweeter than honey-deW.
Drive away that cloud of sadness.
Let the goodness have the light.
Make the world we live in, brighter,
Put all evil thought to : 5ht.
- Belleville, Ark
Mrs. Theodore Hayes, president of the
Minnesota State Sunshine society, says:
There are people who do only such kind
acts as they can do without effort or in
convenience or for which they expect
a kindness in return and. therefore, are
not likely to win many friends thereby.
Suppose we try change in method and
put ourselves out little, using our time
for the sake of others. That is no more
than every one must do to become real
helper in this world of ours The one who
willingly and gladly puts herself or him
self out for others just as surely put
themselves into the warm, snug corners
of the hearts which are reserved for the
loVable and unSelfiSh."
ga trifing kindness here and there
Is but a simple, small affair,
Yet If your life has sown them free,
Wide shall your happy harvest be
OF friends, of love, of sweet good will,
That still renews and gladdens still"
Miss Carolyn Dickinson young girl Of
1858 Third avenue, New York city, is an
invalid with spinal trouble. She would be
glad of some interesting reading and an
occasional friendly letter to break the
lonely hours.
"Cast forth thy act, thy word into the
everything, ever-work1ng universe; it is a
seed grain that cannot die. Unnoticed
today, it will be found fiourishing as a
banyan grove, perhaps alas! a hemlock
forest after thousand years"
Sunshine members will please remember
and express them to Mrs. Harriet Wood,
president of Sunshine lodge, Darien,
Conn, Immediately. No matter how small
the pieces are, they are raveled and all
can be used
Mrs. Fannie Owens, Carriers Wharf.
Richmond. Va. would be glad Of reading
matter and CHEEKY letters. Mrs. Owens
is one of our "shut-ins'' and In need
of good cheer.
A library of good books is badly needed
for the use of colored students at Lau-
rens. s. G.. The workers among the COL
ored people there are much hampered for
the want of good reading matter. Ad-
dress Rev. L. B. Lanford, Laurens, 8. c. :
Have something to spare,
AS you go on your way,
If only smile.
1t is needed today,
For many you meet
Who are sad all the while.
Have something to spare,
If it's only a smile.
Have something to spare,
AS you travel along,
If only word
Or a eer-giving song.
For many are bent
Meath a burden of care,
And many are close
To the vale Of despair
Have something to spare.
If only tear,
message of hope,
Or a whisper of cheer.
For joyleSS Is life
To some, all the while;
Have something to spare,
~ james Rowe.
Sunshiners in Orange a small town in
vermont, are about to have a sale to