Evening journal., 1907-05-07

we take for granted that good peonic
seek good people for their companions
Don't good people make life happy and
bright for their friends? II not there
Is something wrong with their good
ness.
1t is human nature to want 10 be
happy. And Il should be part of our
life to shed around us just as much
joyousness as we can. Ii seems to
me that good people ought TO be happy
and being happy themselves, they
should make It a point TO give Of their
happiness 10 their fellow beings TO
such a degree that good people will
be happy and that bad people seeing
how happy and joyous the good pee
pie are will have a desire TO be good
themselves. Let us by our kindness
to those we meet create a feeling like
this in the hearts OF our fellows. ITO
be bad is such a lonesome job" To
be good IS to be happy.
Jane w. Pennewill. state President.
Don't forget the rummage sale. Now
is the time to plan and save II we
expect TO make a success Of Il. Re
member the mems pants, children's
clothing and shoes. also underwear
are the things most called for. Put
everything away and let us work hard
to make this a success.
The flowers sent by the Delaware
Branch flower committee have brought
real sunshine into more than one sick
room
We are all so ready to criticlse. and
have never denied that criticism
| serves its own purpose. especially
when playing round public persons
/ But. Oh! how slow we are to praise
I have seen many embittered by crit
icism and others enfeebled for the lack
of kind encouragement, but do not
come across any who have been spoil
ed by deserved praise.
Ian McLaren.
The monthly meeting Of the wilde
Awake Branch" will be held on Mon
day evening. May 6. at the home cf
Miss Clara Wood. 700 East Tenth
street.
The wilde Awake" Branch enter
tanned at the home Of Miss Irene Full
ton, 127 West Eighteenth street On
last Saturday evening. A feature OF
the evenings fun was a progressive
alphabet game. Mr.. Melvin Wright
gave pleasing recitation. and piano
solos were rendered by the Misses
Clough and Weldin and Mr.. Wright
The dining room was prettily decorated
with the Sunshine colors, yellow ant
white. and the color scheme was ever
carried out in the ice cream beinl
served in lemons.
The West End Branch met in the
Rest Room on the afternoon Of April
25. II was international Day and the
dues for that society We're collected
Five dollars was donated toward the
blind mans fee for entrance into the
Layton Home" A student was help
ed with a monthly railroad ticket Our
president is very much interested
in play grounds for children. A sum
Of money was donated as a fund &c
help with idea. our meeting adjourn
ed to spend the evening with our State
President.
Twelve members of the West End
Branch met at the home Of Mrs. PEN
newill The meeting was partly de-
voted to business. some being present
that were not with us in the afternoon
The International collection was again
taken. All were much pleased with
the amount. The election of a delegate
All communications intended for
this column should be sent not later
than Thursday to Mrs George p
MoncS. No. 1908 West Fourth street
d. & A. Phone. 1920
Sunshiners i'm general are delighted
with the international Shield which
graces the head of this column. VIC
feel greatly indebted to The Evening
Journal and desire in this manner tC
thank them for this courtesy.
Mrs. ]. w. Pennewill. 7O6 Wesl
street. state president.
On Saturday there came to mc
through the mail a souvenir postal
card bearing such a message as this;
ITO be good Is such a lonesome Job '
and as I read IL, began TO put on my
thinking can and I asked myself the
question, why is this feeling abroad
so much in this bright and beautiful
world fun of so many good things
that people feel a sentiment like this
so much that il should become popular
enough TO put on a postal card, selling
for five cents for people TO buy and
send TO a friend? Surely something
must be wrong. What is IL?
No one wants TO be l-nown as a bad