Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-11-16

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~, I. h.,a :,
r-snsss 81, Il Navsmb.r ,anc
offihHs
no oo'.csonu'us oeo'
cnVsen snu ~ unucis'oou 'uss M's'
sopnia ho.n, " s@ WIZ ~
'ofnn vne uu.'es ". euu oni0e uuei nei
10 eoteu
m's- II Ssuusrs' Wv,
was ouo'ru as 's ~
ana Mrs. = mcD.nf'useioieeV'
,rasuIel
lug ne" o'aSD
80 Tann,a oraanwood ~ p,otew
80 ~ r,nnv =, :, Tnn,s. urs
NJ ~. Jonss q Mss,co. Mrs Reed 3,
.co,nr,h,a and Ms RICHMOND ~
K.ns.s C,,v
~. a.a,c.t,on cs,sn,onv and ,hs
can,,o, wsrs hoth we'll attended
m na,,ors halls ana assarnhIv room
al hs,ne allaa IN ovsrfowing
n,.,aa = oxarc,sss con,r.tn,a
,o-v ia,,srs ana ,eIsgr.ms ~ the
T,n,s nsn.,herss,ers road commend.
49, worr ana -rsio,r,ng with
,hentn ,ha -rs.,,,s,,o, 81 their desires
- laho,s ! hp,,d,ro ~ . homo n,
AGED women. There were letters from
nearly every state ia which the King.
daughters are organized.
The entire programme vas well re.
celyed. each number deserving .
special mention. which each Of space
forbids.
In HE ,.lk pev A ~ Kobendoss
,.ma,smsa.aa I orr,,,r.,,on ~,
s,ah,r - ssrsra ssr,,e r,n,,s nspyh,
~ 80 .nr,n. 80 s,.nd bss,de ~
asnrah !. ro,,c,ons worr -
-,
ieoepsaon "as 'eiy la
Miss NOM, o'ase
"a L JONES' riesiuens " DoAiu =
Direceors' oeine ~ aie ieoeisins ,in
refreshments were selsou ~
OF 2 Kings Daughters, y
Mesdames a ou.nile, ia Duc4ne
anu Emmons' acting as comni
uee, assiseeu " nunpel VI souus
iaoies.
Probably the most Int resting Tea
ture 10 the oeoica.ion wa
the History OF tne home. eau oy hi'
N Jones' "nicn - puoiisneu Deio"'
HISTORY OF The OLD LADIES LONE
1T seems 70 me tnatlt "ouio DC ue'
slraoie IN writing history 70 nase nae
al least time enough eiapse oetween
event and chronicle, for o MINDS o.
the readers and bearer 70 become
hazy on ~ subject matter or taiiine
That, 70 nave your audience some OBS
lance from where the scene OF actor
mas oeen laio. Q nlseory neeus !
little toucning up 70 make IL inUefesc
ing so you VIII readily appreciate ny
embarrassment 10 reciting 10 yot
events known 70 nave happened ou'
yesterday, and rignt IN our midst
How can l give anything put colo
facts, and then hear later, ""asnl
that history OF the home prosyY
thought she could have made II inter
esting'
$50 let us not call it history, but JUS
a little story OF how a seed-thoughl
was dropped og one friend into tn
heart OF another, and there nourishet
until 1t grew into a hope, and later
after transpianting into many nearu
a purpose. AS these two dear friends
both some what advanced 10 years
spent many an hour together recalinl
memories OF girl-nooo days, ana tnos'
whom they loved In Those OLD times
naturally they followed eacn inoivlu
ual lie story. Often, sadly, tney spokl
or one who, passing on the downward
path, was In need; another VINO wa
spending OLD age 10 uncongeniai sur
rounoings, and another whose famiiI
had one by one gone on before, an'
she was left alone on the unfinished
journey. THE thought-mlght not
Home be made for these and others u
similar circumstances, where comforts
suitable to their age and conditions
could be given them!"
Zone OF these two friends was th'
leader OF a circle Of the Kings Daugh
ters and Sons, which she had organ
izeo 70 do local charity work. As sh'
had US, 10 whatsoever our hands fount
TO 90, over and over came into ne
mind the Saviour's words, "ln-as-mucf
as re oid II unto o OF the least o
these, ne did u unto me- and ahe sa"
again the pictures Of women WIN
had lived TO old age 10 GODS service
but were waiting the summons TO The
Kings presence In teas OF Loneliness
or poverty, or worse than either, The
lack OF loving companionship or Others
near her Own age or course heI
thoughts, wishes and hopes were Inn
oioed oy the members OF her circle
and though their hands were full, there