The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-12-30
DONATIONS MADE
TO The ORPHANS

The ladies of the Orphans Home asso-
citation have issued the following &C
acknowledgement of Christmas donations
to the Orphans
The Sisters of Charity and the ladies
of the Orphans Home association wish
to thank most cordially every one who
in any way helped to make the Christmas
donations what they were.
The following donations were received
at the Orphans home headquarters: c.
Exum s25, Mrs. ". I. Grubb SIS. Mrs. T.
w. o'Byrne $25. ]. L. WEIGH s15 Red
mond Wheeler S12, Frank Catalan SIP,
friends $40, Mrs. H. F. DeBardeleben $40,
John W. ONeill 80. w. C. oliver $40, L.
c. Bradley $40. F. NJ. Edwards & Co. $40,
DR.. J. D. S. Davis s., Lee Moody S.,
Emmett frost S. Mr.. Levy So, a friend
IS, J. W. Donnelly So, Mrs. G. Housman
IS, P. E. Mitchell So. J. A. Harrison IS,
friends through Mrs. Banks So, p Houp-
pert 81 John Dillon, Sr., $500 w. t. Dillon
50, D. w Maloney 81 So friends through
Mrs. J. G. Whitfield 81. so, Mr.. Northing
ton of Northington Drug company $1.5o,
Mrs. Frank White 81. The following
contributed 81 each. Mrs. H. P. Cheno-
weth, H. P. Chenoweth, Master Henry
Chenoweth. Paul Savage, ]. P. Carney,
E. R. Collins, W. H. McPolland, II.
N Morschhimer, Mrs. D. Deitline, Mrs.
Bessie Wells, Lesley Geoghegan, Miss
Matte O'Connell. Mrs. Will sMcCrossin,
Mrs. B. J. Fallon, Mrs. P. G. Bowman,
Mrs. P. J. McGeever, Mr. Marx, Mrs. A.
j. Kennedy, c. NJ. Williamson, friend,
Mrs Theodore Rou1l, Pat Boggin, Mary
George O'Byrne, a friend, S. Marx, Mrs.
H. McGeever, Mrs. McNulty 50 cents,
Mrs. F. NJ. Drennen so cents. Miss Abel
Powell so cents, Miss Bowen so cents.
cash in change 81 40. The following prom
ised to contribute 81 per month Hugh
McGeever, D. Donohue. ]. B. Flemming,
Parnell McGeever, Emmett McGeeEer,
W. w Fitzgibbons John McGeever, Mrs
P. J. Dowd.
Mrs. Jane Wheelan, half barrel flour,
% pounds sugar; Mr.. and Mrs John
Weakley, box oranges; Mrs. c. ]. Low
man, crate oranges; ]. E Ford, one ham;
]. w McGrail one bucket candy; Mrs.
Sweeny, one ham and half dozen cans
tomatoes; Mrs. T. e. Brooks. one box
sugar; Mrs. T. F. o'Brien, one crate to-
matoes Mrs. ]. C. Lane, one turkey, one
gallon preserves and one dozen cans
fruit; Mrs. r. F. Rider, IS pounds sugar;
Toney Contrella, one bushel apples; Mas
ter Billie Oliver, one peck apples and
toys; Miss Marcella Coyle one fruitcake;
a friend, 80 pounds candy FEEDER & SSrk,
three coats; Mrs John Sibley one and one
half dozen handkerchiefs, one-half dozen
hose; Mrs. ]. ]. Kennedy, one coat; a
friend, two pairs shoes. Clothing from the
following: Mrs. Wescott, Mrs. Beecher,
Mrs. Yigo a friend, Mrs F. White. Mrs.
H. A. Harrington. Mrs A. C. Bromberg,
Mrs. J. ]. Platten Mrs. Henry Uhl and
Mrs. ]. J. Duncan.
The following, sent direct to the home:
Little girls club 500 so, A. o. H. $50. D.
j. O'Connell $40, Mrs. w. C. Weston $40,
Anx. A. o. H. So Mackin Bros, one
turkey; Mrs. w. H. Mitchell, box oranges;
Mrs. T. and Mrs. J. Thornton, pickles;
Mrs. J. E. Ford, one ham; J. Donnelly,
one sideboard; A. ]. Krebs, one table;
Council Grocery company. box oranges;
st. Paul's Sunday school, toys.
We wish also to thank the following
for their generous assistance throughout
the year: The Age-Herald, Birmingham
News and Birmingham Ledger, Birming
ham Railway, Light and Power company,
the Empire, Excelsior, Birmingham, Do
nestle, Atkins and Imperial laundries:
Drs. c. c. JONES' Charles Wheelan, Carl
Fox r. Morefield and Gibson; Duncan
and Highland bakeries, the Jefferson
County association, little girls club, the
sewing ladies, Martin Cracker company,
Moore & Handley company and employees.
Tanners pharmacy, Cody Candy COM
pany, ]. J. Patten, ]. L. Busenlehner and
M. H. McArdle for meat; Birmingham and
Perfection Mattress companies, st. Vim
cents hospital, Lige 10y, ambulance SER
vice. Sterling A. Wood, attorney; A H.
Geohegan M. E. Gleason. w. j. Varley,
B. G. Covell photographs; Jesse French
Piano company, and the Elks for their
bounteous Christmas tree.
BLANCHE HOUSMAN, Sec.
MRS. T. w. O'BYRNE, Pres