New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
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There is a standard OF actual worth rather than
market value there is Judge who judges not oy re-
suits but by endeavor-Een Thorneycroft Fowler
MONEY RECEIVED.
c w of New York has sent 81 for the coal fund;
Miss Bette Lipscomb 81 as dues for the Apopka
OFlaD branch Mrs. Carpenter, an additional ~
cents dues from one of her branch, thus making
s. 50 for thirteen members. in accordance with the
new rule that so possible. each branch shall
contribute 10 cents per capita to the genera So
ciety for the expense fund in distributing sunshne-
Mrs G.. 7. 5. S. member on Madison avenue
whose philanthropies many, has sent her check
for 8, and adds: ''On this stormy day my oIlsht
CRATE fire reminds OF those not so fortunate, so
! send little check for the coal fund with the
wish that it was elastic and could meet many
needs A Friend" in Hackensack, ~ j., has sent
s. for Miss Winifred Holts Blind Institution, and
s. y P. SIS for the coal fund
OFFER TO HELP.
A girls club in Brooklyn has kindly offered to
aid any deserving person in the vicinity Of New
York whose address is furnished by the T. S. S.
The needs of a worthy widow with three children
viii be forwarded.
CONsUMPTIvE CHILDREN PLEASED.
President of the T S. s:
kindly accept our heartfelt thanks for your gen
erous Christmas Offering. We are very grate1ui
for the toys and dolls. they helped US out con-
siderably. The children had very happy Christ
There were four trees, so lnal every oHS eli
joyed the day, those who were in bed. as well as
those who were able be around. Again thanking
you and wishing you all the blessings of the sea-
son am, gratefully yours,
SISTER MARY JAMES
Nazareth Annex, Seton Hospital, spuyten Duyvil.
APPEALS FOR CHEER.
Two appeals that deeply interest the T. S. s.
have been received at the office A blind young
woman, a 7 s s. member, has been invited TO
bS and
being in destitute circumstances, she has been
working hard for weeks crochetng the little fancy
articles she makes prettily 10 sell In order TO
set the amount required. The very thought OF
this outing has filled her darkened life with joy
= branch president asks if some of the T. s. S.
members will supply the few dollars needed TO
make this unfortunate young woman very happy.
Another need that the Sunshine children can
help supply Is that of Master Lester Mills, Bed
ford. Penn. Lock Box I3S, who is just recovering
from typhoid fever. and will probably be confined
tc the house all winter. He too i'll to have
any Christmas pleasures but now his aunt who Is
OF the invalid T. s. s members. asks if little
sunshine may be him in the form of toys,
games, pictures. books cards.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Acknowledgements of Christmas boxes continue
arrive from Montana, Minnesota, Tennessee and
West Virginia The box for the Middletown
Springs (Vt) branch did not get away until after
Christmas but it did reach there for New Years.
The girls Of the Merrick long Island) branch
say their Christmas gifts from the office were Just
fine and send many thanks for the same; Miss
lGnan. OF Brooklyn. says she feels amply repaid
for her Christmas work by the letters of appre-
citation received from all her correspondents.
Some late greetings are still going out to Cali
.oInia. North Carolina and to several children who
lad been overlooked by Santa Claus. A family
in Michigan is in great need Of clothing for boy
OF ten and girl of thirteen years.
WOULD LIKE PAGES.
Adoph Koch. at the Home for Incurables asks
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