Evening journal., 1908-06-11
such were the deeds, he learns who reads

Such were the deeds. he learns who reads.
the gentle Saviour did.
VIII S. Adkins.
Written for the Annual Convention OF
International Sunshine Society, May, 1905
Boys Clothing Neeoed.
We are IN need Of boys clothing. Two
little fellows about IA years of age are
out Of school for the want Of clothing. We
would like to send them in so as to get
chance to pass their examinations and
get their promotion. We have a great
need Of boys clothing. Help US to 1T them
our If you can.
tuberculosis Boy in Need Of Funds.
cur little boy out at the tuberculosis
sanatorium is improving very much. He
has taken on flesh, his cough is much bet
ter and his temperature Is better. The
money that we collected for him when we
/ FIRST took hold Of him is used. The boy
will be without a home II we are COM
PEELED to give up the care OF him. lie
is nice little fellow and we are anxious
TO get him well II possible. The prices at
tho Sanatorium have been raised to a dol
lar a day. this boy is there at the cid
price, $3.50 week If his board gets in
arrears it will be raised The public was
so generous when the appeal was made
for him in the spring that we hope they
may help us now. the money spent would
be wasted il he were to be dismissed from
tho fresh air treatment now All donations
should be sent 10 Sunshine Headquarters.
Boom 700 Equitable Building
You like to hear those about you cheer
ful. do YOU not? Would you not rather
see smiling faces than gloomy ores
Wouldn't you rather hear laugh an
time than fretful gloomy words spoken
in complaining peevish voice? Well othei
people are just like you in this matter
If you want to be welcomed wherever
you so carry with you a smiling face anc
a pleasant cheerful voice.
We have gained a great victory when We
have learned to shut our lips tight on the
C. oss or disagreeable or uncharitahl
words that are ready TO slip out.
West End-Mrs Ella II. Dillon. pres
correspondent of the West End Branch
was most thoroughly surprised on Monda,
evening of last week to find herself cahe,
upon 10 entertain IL members Of the
anch. who came to tender their felicita
tions on her birthday anniversary. At III
close Of the evening most agreeable spent
all were invited to the dining room. wheri
the light from the 60 candles on the birth
DAY cake made all the illumination neres.
sary to help those present do justice to the
good things provided.
The election Of officers for the coming
year was the most important business OF
this mQnth's meeting Of the branch, which
was held on Wednes (ay evening at thu
residence of Mrs. John Bottger. s81 Clay
ton street. The election resulted as fol
lows: President, Miss Jennie NJ Weaver
Vice-president, Mrs c. L. Thompson; sec
rotary, Mrs. William Lummis; treasurer
Mrs Leon Craig; press correspondent
Mrs c. L. Thompson.
I The treasurer reported having given I,
Or. Greenwood the thanks of the brancf
for his receipted bill of S26 which he sen
as his donation to the Sunshine Societ,
for services; also for his decision to con
tinue as long as is necessary the electri,
treatment he is giving a little child will
a tubercular disease of the hip This un
expected treatment of his bill by Or
Greenwood left a balance in our treas
iry. which was used to help with the rem
OF an unfortunate family in the neighbor
hood and to pay the subscription to the
Play Ground Association.