Evening journal., 1909-02-10

every one in Wilmington who is in any
way interested in his brothers needs.
,ome into room No. 715 Equitable
and find out for yourself just
What the Sunshine Society exists for;
what we are doing and whether you
approve Of the way we do things, and
then see if you cannot help us if eveR
so little. At least you can give us the
encouragement of your approval if you
do approve.
coreopsis.
The first Of the monthly meetings
of this branch was held on Tuesday
evening last at the home of Mrs.
George Lowry. No. 1011 West Fourth
street. The attendance was large and
much business of importance was
transacted, chiefly arrangements for
the George Washington euchre to be-
given at the home of Mrs. Penniwell,
No. FOG West street. on Friday evening,
February 18th. Upon motion the
meeting adjourned and the hostess in
Vited the members to the dining room,
where refreshments were served. Music,
song and dancing occupied the hour
following. and as the time for parting
came all present voted the first month
~ meeting a meeting long to be re-
membered.
Sunflower Branch.
The Sunfower branch held its fort
nightly meeting on Tuesday evening.
January 25th. at the home of the
president, DR.. de Lacour, No. 706 West
street AS there was a large attend
ance a full report was given of our
Christmas work done with the proceeds
Of our holiday euchre-baskets sent
and folks provided for. AS this affair
was such a financial success it was
decided to give another on February
18th, Lincoln's birthday. One of our
members asked for a pair of shoes for
little girl twelve years of age and
we would be glad to receive same from
some source. as this is bitter cold
weather to be without clothing, and
shoes are one of the hardest articles
to beg. Our members are asked not
to forget the rummage sale TO be given
by this branch on February 26 and q.
Cynthia Helpers Branch.
on Tuesday evening, Feb. End, at the
home of Mrs. Kyle, No. 621 Harrison
D
held. Good reports show that the
members are active in their work. Sew
eral plans were discussed, one a "musi-
cal" to be given in the near future. We
are glad to have as a member Miss
Nellie Curran, teacher of the blind Of
! Delaware, who keeps us in touch with
the special work in which
this branch is deeply interested.
and is being given careful
attention, helping those who are de-
prlved of seeing the beauties of ma
ture. The following officers were re-
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. Harry c. Hackett;
vice-president, Mrs. Elwood Brown;
secretary, Mrs. Tillie Lloyd; treasurer
Mrs. James Kyle. The next meeting
will be held at the home Of Mrs Walter
Coale. 1O4 West Twelfth street, Tues-
day evening, February 10th.
Christmas Stamps.
we have yet to hear from some Of
our branches their amount received
from the sale of Christmas stamps.
Kindly give this prompt attention and
send the money in at once.
Branch Correspondents.
Kindly notice the change of time in
which the correspondence for this pa
per should be received.
Success.
You need not expect to attain a
high degree Of success in any voca-
ton Of life without meeting with ad-
versity. Remember that the most
precious gem cannot be polished with
out friction.
Magazines.
We want to thank eur friends who
have so kindly sent us magazines dur
ing the past week. They Will be
thankfully received at any time, as we
like to keep a supply on hand.
Farmer Has Hand Crushed.
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