Evening journal., 1908-09-02
INTERNATIONAL SUNSHINE,
DELAWARE DIVISION

The International Sunshine Society
does not send out anyone to solicit
money for Sunshine. and If an appeal
is made the public will please bear in
mind that such work, II ever done,
is cared for through branches. II a
person claiming to represent Interna-
tional Sunshine cannot show proper
credentials from the state President,
Mrs. j. w. Fennewin. State Head
quarters, Room 700. equitable Build
ing. Wilmington, Delaware, the pub
lie may know that he or she does not
belong to the InternaIional Sunshine
Society.
All articles to insure insertion must be
sent not later than Tuesday morning to
DR.. Florence III. Seward, No. sos Jeiier-
son street. ID. and A. telephone S4SsA. Del
marvia, 1890.
ION, Lord, If any love Of mine
Can make a life the brighter; -
If any little help of mine
Can make a heart the lighter;
If any gift of mine may ease
The burden of another.
God, give me love, ana care and heart
To help toiling brother
The people perish day by day,
In sin ard darkness dying;
And yet are longing for the light.
So piteously crying.
For them make me a faithful steward
OF Thine entrusted -reasure:
I l,,lI
To use it at Thy pleasure!
My life is ebbing fast away,
MY earthly days are numbered;
Forbid It, Lord, that I should die
With guilty wealth encumbered.
May I have grace to use my gold
For Thee while I am living,
And thus enjoy while here on earth.
The perfect bliss of giving!"
John Ruskin says: IF you do not
wish for His kingdom. don't pray for
it. But if you do. you must do more
than pray for It; you must work for
it,"
lug. 2e, 1908.
Dear Mrs Pennewill: l am going to
ask Sunshine help in getting a vehicle
of some kind that 1 can ride in. Som-
one has been kind enough to loan me
a horse any time 1 wish it, but I am
not able TO buy a buggy or runabout,
so it is no use to me, and now that I
am getting better (slowly but surely)
do so want to get our into the country
and on the Park Drive. 1 can't get into
q street car, and if 1 could they would
jolt me so it would hurt me. 1 so out
around the square in The wheel chair
you were so kind as u lean me. in the
evenings. but I can't go cnly when my
husband is home to wheel me- as II is
heavy. don't know what I would
have done without it. 1t enabled me
TO get out in the air when otherwise
would have been compelled TO remain
indoors all this warm weather, where
/ have been since the first of June, so
you see what it has meant to me. do
thank you so much for il; but there
must be someone who has an old
vehicle standing by, not of any use to
them. If they only knew someone
wanted it so much, they would be glad
to let it be used. We could fix it up
if it needed it. but we could not buy
it. as it has taken all We had for my
Dress. 1 have been i'll nearly two
years now, and you know sickness
takes SO much money. am sure you
will do all in your power for this, as
you have done for hundreds of others
remain yours sincerely.
The above is an extract copy OF q
Letter that came in the noon mail or
Wednesday,. We print i in fun with
out the name to show that we are ask.
ed 70 do all sorts of things. We have
rot a doubt that someone has a Vehicl,
not in use that could be loaned 70 thi:
invalid woman 10 make her pass th'
coming autumn days out in the fresl
air and sunshine Call ID. A. tee
phone 215sA if you have. and we vii