The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-29
MANY CONTRIBUTED
 TO THE ORPHANAGE
ABOUT $45o IN CASH AND MANY ACCEPTABLE ARTICLES DoNAT- ED DURING THE HOLIDAYS. LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.

During the holidays something like s450
 was contributed to the orphanage at East
 Lake, besides many acceptable articles.
 The following has been issued by the
 Orphans Home association:
 The Sisters of Charity and the ladies of the Orphans Home association wish
 to thank all who in any way assisted in
 making the little ones happy on Christ
 mas day; but more especially do they
 wish to thank those whose substantial aid has not only brightened the one great day
 of the year. but helped to make many
 others liveable, namely:
 TThe Age-Herald. the Birmingham
 News and Birmingham Ledger; Birming- , ham Railway Light and Power company,
 Highland Bakery, Cody's Bakery. Mar tin Cracker company, McArdle & Platten
 for meat; the Empire. Adkins, Domestic
 and Birmingham laundres. The ladies
 who go to the home to sew each week;
 DTS. Jones and Fox, for services ren-
 dered in sickness.
 The following contributions were sent to the home during Thanksgiving and
 Christmas holidays: A. O. H., s72; Mack
 in Bros. $50; Auxiliary to A. O. H.. s1o;
 MT. Dollars. $1o; D. J. O'Connell, s10;
 Mrs. wiefrick, ss; W. l.. Leary. s5; MT.
 and Mrs. Kribbs, s5; M. H. McArdle, g; Mrs. Walker, 8; Mrs. W. c. Weston,
 s5; J. c. Galegar s5; Ant. Mack, s5; J. M. Meighan, 30; Mrs. Lanier. s1; J. G. Hauber, per Mo, 8; Mrs. Frederick, g; Mrs. Nelson, $1.
 l The following ladies contributed s1 l each; Mrs Lewis Minor Mrs. E. J. Me- 1 Crossin, Mrs. J. c. Moore, Mrs. ]. liar | rington. Mrs D. A. Green, Mrs. C.. K. | Copeland, Mrs. F. M. Robinson. Mrs D.
 M. Prince, Mrs. s. L. Ledbetter. Mrs. P.
 McCrossin, Miss Alice McNamara, Mss | M. O'Connell, Mrs. c. A. Nolen.
 | Articles were donated as follows: Mrs. | Geohegan and Mrs. Lawulce cakes and
 candy; Mrs. Mitchell onA barrel apples; MT. and Mrs J. Wood, oranges and ap-
 ples; D. Carr of Montgomery. 50 pounds | candy Mrs II. F. DeBardeleben. one dozen jars preserves; Mrs. c. B. McCor- l mack, one-half barrel of apples; Clarke Bros, one bucket candy; H. F. DeBardl leben. one basket fruit; P. M. Messer. one barrel apples: Mrs. Feaster. one gallon
 cranberries; MT. and Mrs Warren. one
 dozen pairs of shoes; Mrs Theo. Poull. three pairs of shoes; a Cullman friend, three barrels sweet potatoes; Mrs. W.
 P. McCrossn,, one barrel flour: Mrs.
 Authe, three barrels of flour; Connel Gro- cery company, one bushel apples. Contributions sent through Orphans Home association: Cash, s25; John L..
 Raul, KauI Lumber Co.,, s15; J. J. Gil- eto. s1O Martin Cracker Co.,. s10; W. J. Dan
 gaix, s1O; T. w. o'Byrne. H0; J. l.. welch, s1o F. P. oBren, s1O: Hayden Plumbing and Electric Co.,, 8; Ben F. Barbour Plumbing and Electric Co.,. $5: J. | NJ Wright Plumbing and Heating Co.,, | s5; D. r. Anderson, s5; W. H. Kettig. $5; J. II. Barr. 5; ". P. c. Harding.
 s5; friends of the orphans, s; cash. s5:;
 cash, s5; friend, 8; Birmnghc..l Paint and Glass Co.,. s2.50; S. A Wood SIP; Duncan Drug Co.,, s5; Mrs. J. G. Whit
 field, s2 Mr. Snead, s2 Mrs Theo Poull.
 $2; cash, g; cash, g. w. T. Dillon, s1:
 L. w. White, sl J. l.. Dillon. $l; cash, s1:
 l.. J. Dillon. s1; R. T. Boyett, si; John
 Dillon, sl; J. II. Baldwin, s1; Miss Shea.
 s1: Ed Lewis, s1; A. A. Adams. sl; Miss fedIl DlioI, pti Rho.b SJ eehio, MI Kate Dunn, 50 cents.
 The following ladies sent s1 each
 the Christmas dinner for the little on | Mrs J. c. Housman, Mrs Geohegan, Mi
 Horst, Mrs. Charles Roy. Mrs. Mable Re Leedy, Mrs. W. P. Mccrossin. Mrs. N P Kelley, Mrs. J. Thornton, Mrs. W. c. Mo
 Carty Mrs. J. M. Meilghan. Mrs. J. L. Welch. Mrs. W. c. Weston. Mrs. J. J. Cahalan, and-"last, but not least" the noble Elks, for their bounteous Christmas tree MRS. J. l.. WEIGH. President Orphans Home Association. Birmingham, December 2S, 1907. The Limit. f q