New-York tribune., 1907-06-26
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There is generally a great deal more TO be got
out of things than is got out them whether it be
q chapter in the Bible or a yellow turrip
GEORGE MACDONALD: SIR GIBBIE.
MONEY RECEIVED.
Mrs Archibald Mcneil. Of Bridgeport Conn, has
sent her check for So, 10 make purchases for the
sl5 as special cheer for crippled girl
NOTICE.
VIII the branches that offered to make their
money contributions TO the Vacation Rest Home in
C7arks Falls, Conn, please send checks at once
70 the general Office, the branch president who
is TO make the purchases Of fuUliture, etc. in
Westerly. R. I, viii be there on June p ready TO
Go the buying.
The president congratulates the society that Miss
stagen a T. S S. member, has been secured for
the position Of house mother. She IS not only a
college graduate. but practical woman in hearty
sympathy with the work Of the T. S. S.
Some things yet asked for would add greatly
20 the pleasure and helpfulness Of the home. II
some one, especially in the East, has a second
hand piano pass on IL would be enjoyable
ray. Of sunshine The T s. S. would pay freight
the same. sewing machine would be another
acceptable gift. the guests would be able TO do
many bits OF sewing for themselves during their
stay at the home. Hammocks are also much need
ed II some Of the Eastern members would look
lsn their attics they would probably find some dis
icaTded article Of furniture that would be real
help 81 the home. Address 1t 10 Mrs. F. S. Brom-
! ley. Westerly. l. I, for T. 5. S Rest Home at
Clark's Falls
GRATEFUL MOTHER
a letter from the Manhattan mother who shared
N the last dlStrDuIlOn OF the emergency IuLQ
says: You hardly imagine how happy was
lTvhen the postman asked to sign for regis
tered letter from the T. s. 5. had 10 some Of
the money for food, but l shall try 10 get some
secondhand shoes for the children with the rest
k5Iy husband tries every day TO get work OF some
kind. My hope and prayers that he Will get
Something to do soon"
SIMPLE WANTS
+ Nelson Mccartney, crippled member, living at
C4$rner, Indiana County. Penn. has many lonely
hours and would be glad to receive more reading
matter. He IS grateful to Miss L. NJ Cotton and
Miss c. Spiro for their kindly interest and Sun
shine help.
poor mother in Alabama asks for a pair Of
childs shoes No 81 for her little girl that she may
go 30 church Some secondhand clothing is
needed for some orphan children in Virginia. 4
copy Of 'I7ea Hur' for another member.
d Miss Eillets. president Of the Purchase branch
tcasionaL!y 20 Mrs Belle Chamberlain, Dale. Tex
Box %. r. r. D. 10. 2? The weather has affected
their crops and things are d:scouragng. She
would Ike some light silk pieces. She makes
quilts TO SELL
Mrs. Frank Thompson. OF I.eaora Kan p z =
No l. lives on an Isolated farm and is grateful for
any form OF Sunshine that reaches her. She would
like 10 have the illustrated papers. as they in
tereat tAe children. and are really educational
through the pictures. Any quilt materials and
remnants OF ginghams calico would be a helm
10 this hard worked mother.
PLANTS Or SEEDS.
II any one has quick growing vines or
Seeds VIII she please send some TO Miss Z Mar
guerite Lndley, Pawng. -. Y. to beautffy her
GUNNER camp?
WHEEL CHAIR WANTED
has any one a wheel chair in Brooklyn to pass
on 10 an aged woman for temporary use? She
is seVenty-eight years old. and very small IN
stature, so that light chair would he rnoet dc
Eirable. The address will be furnished a. r.
Office. al 'iAe