Evening journal., 1907-10-30

just TO be glad the whole day through;
Just to be merciful, just to be mild,
Just TO be trustful as a child:
just to be gentle and kind and sweet,
just to be helpful. with willing feet;
Just to be CHEEKY when things go
wrong,
Just to drive sadness away with a
song;
Whether The hour is dark or bright,
Just to be loyal to God and right
Just to believe that God knows best,
just i'm his promise ever to rest:
Just TO let love be our daily key.
This is Gods will for you and for me-
Selected.
Pennewill Branch
This branch mot at the home of Mrs
Edward A.. Kirn No. 1919 West Sew
enth street, on Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober 23 The meeting was opened by
the president, Mrs Stoever, singing the
Sunshine hymn. Scatter Sunshine"
followed by the Lords Prayer Another
case of matted milk was sent TO head
quarters for the blind babies After
various reports we spent a very pleas
ant evening socially and adjourned to
meet at the home Of Mrs. Miller, No.
SIS West Tenth street on Wednesday
evening November 6th. 1t is hoped
an Will be able to attend.
Tell Him So
If You hear a kind word spoken
OF some worthy soul you know,
ftr ursf
If you only tell him so.
II a deed, however. humble,
Helps you ON your way to GO
Seek the one whose hard has helped
you.
Seek Kim out and tell him so!
If your heart is touched and tender
Toward sinner howe'er low,
II might help you to do better
If you'd only tell him so!
.Ohl my sisters. OH my brothers!
As o'er life's rough path you go.
lf Gods love has saved and kept you.
DO not fail to tell men soi
Sent by Mary" Los Angeles. Cal
ooo
THE Sunshine Society fills a niche
In charitable and philanthropic work
that no other society can equal It is
not an organization directly devoted TO
charity yet il cannot help. but enter
that field. It's aims and objects ar, to
scatter bright sunshine to all alike.
poor or rich, high or low DO some
thing for something quick is the
motto Better to scatter sunshine than
to scatter clouds and gloom, is the aim
of the society"
A Poetioal Bootbaek
A passerby one day was impressed
by a verse. crudely printed on a board |
that hung i'm front Of a "bootblack par
lor" II read thus:
When the clouds seem all around yca,
When there's nothing to relieve,
The darkness Of your prospects
And no light you can perceive,
Just keep smiling, smiling, smiling,
No matter what betide,
And don't forget TO keep it up,
And SHINE INSIDE.
Have YOU sent your vote to head
quarters to have the annual convention
held in Wilmington in 1908? Il now
behooves us to arouse the interest of
the public to make this the most sue
cessful annual ever held. start now.
continue through the winter to boom il
and end in the spring with the con-
sciousness that you helped make the
Of 1908 the best ever held.
Tho Executive Board
A meeting of the Executive Board
was held at the home of the State
president. Mrs. J. w. Pennewll. 7O6
West street on Friday evening, Octo- |
ber 25 Business relative to the care
OF the blind baby now in the Blind |
Babies Home, in New York, was trans
acted. The coming rummage sale, TO |
be held November 21. % and %. form |
ed an important topic. Committees
were appointed to further execute the |
plans for its success.
The committee on State headquarters /
reported progress with promise Of a
more definite report at the next meet
ms.
Il is desired that a motto for the
Delaware Division be adopted. This
matter has been spoken of through the
press before. Let each branch send a
suggestion to the Executive Board.