The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-20

Home of the Incurables and Bethesda
Home was a most enjoyable one to those
who gave the same and the ones ones VINO re-.
marched up with their flags gayly waving
and carried up four baskets with III
gifts, tied with red, white and blue rib
little flag on each present. Handkerchiefs,
writing tablets, pencils, books and quilt
pieces assorted in little bag were the
gifts. Seventy five pennies were left for
the seventy five babies of the Bethesda
Home. The Junior recitations and songs
cheered the inyalids very much. -Four
gallons of ice cream were left for their
super RPpe sunshine outing to the Martha
Parsons Childrens Hospital was a sue
cess. Mrs. Kitchener and Miss Smith as
sisted Mrs. Callahan and self with the
little ones The ST. Louis ChildTen's Hos
pital was given an outing and lunch was
Served Miss Grace Bell, Mrs. Biebinser,
Mrs. Kitchener. Mrs. Ziess; Miss Tandy
and myself with the little ones. The Val
entine party and closing party of the
Niedringhaus Social settlement en- EN- Junior
Sunbeams were enjoyable affalrs
filed 100 bags which were made by the
At Home Branch, with pretty doll, ma
terial for clothes. needle. thread and thin
ble Master Fred Buchincher. OF the Jolly
Juniors, loaned his graphophone for the
occasion, and Miss Ida Smith, Of the At
Home Branch, recfted.
Here Is Something New In Sunshine
Work.
1t appeals irresistibly to all. Isolated
SunshinerS or those who may wish to
join us with a definite object, this new
circle offers unrivaled facilities for radiat-
ing genuine sunshine Since starting the
first birthday circle so many have re-
quested us to form circles of other ages
that we have at last decided to do SO.
State headquarters now takes upon itself
for the benefit of those who may wish to
avail themselves OF this flne opportunity
Frightening and broadening their own and
other lives. These circles are designed
especially for isolated people. people who
wish to get in touch with other parts OF
the world and to reach a new outlook, to
see some things as others see them and
to tell others of their own views. This
plan of placing people OF the same age
in circles for correspondence, originated
here at North Carolina headquarters, and
we iope to give the benefit to hundreds
of young, and middle aged and old, all
seven circle organized first and the ten
blue-eyed, ten-year-old girls the next.
Who will form the next circle? Rules
Send your name, date of birth and adj
separate circles and forward to each the
address of the others. On the birthday
of member all other members of the
circle will write to that one. The one who
receives the letters will report to head
quarters the number of letters received
and send in 1 cent for each year as year
ly dues. Send in your name and l cent
for each of the years you have lived as
postal fund for forming the circles.
Address Secretary Sunshine Correspond
ence Circles, Hendersonville, N. G.
An interesting letter has arrived at
HEADQUARTERS from Mrs. e. E.. Aiken. OF
the American board of missions, Paoting
Flu, North China She used TO live in
New Haven Conn.,. and would be glad to
hear from Sunshine members there. Mag
azines would be gratefully received. She
says. ST feel as If knew you ALL What
Joy to hear from the dear ones at home!
At first / felt homesfck and strange out
here but as time goes ON grow stronger.
The climate Of North China is healthful.
Mr.. Aiken goes away touring in the coun-
try villages, sometimes weeks at q time,