Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-26
(Honorahie Mention)

(Honorahie Mention)
II KNOW you would like to help
them and SO would 1, but best of
- all | would like to see them all
we'll I will see what we can do after
supper" Jennette thought about it
all the while they were eating. After
supper Jennette ran to her father
and said: Father, | want to get them
all some nice clothes" But, remem-
ber. Jennette. we must give some at
tcntion To the fathers condition" said
her father, we will go and get doc
tor to come to their house. on our way
back we will get some groceries and
then you can get the children some
new dresses" An hour later doctor
called at Sarahs house and left with
them many different kinds of medl-
cines. and said the pay was all right.
A few minutes later there was another
knock at Sarah's door and there stood
a grocery wagon The grocery man
emptied the boxes on the table ana
departed without saying word about
pay. The family was too surprised to
sneak. wondering how this had hap
pcned.
There on a stool were many bottles of
medicine and on the table was enough
groceries to last a month.
The next day after school Jennetle
TOOK many pretty ul'SSCS wv ~ -
rahs house and told them about every
thing.
She was kissed and thanked many
times before She parted. Sarah ana
Jennette were the closest Of friends
while the father was never FORGOTTEN
WALTER GRAHAM.
H2 East Sixth street. Boyd street
school grade 81.
Then said her father, you have so
many pretty toys and playthings. How
would you like to save your money IN
stead of buying such things? When
YOU have saved a dollar | will add some
to it," Jcnnette was very happy 10
think OF helping some one who was
in need of assistance.
The next day she went to school as
usual and she wore a happy smile. A
very rich family lived near by and Jen-
retto suggested to her father one day
that she go and explain to Mrs.
Brown Maybe she will be willing to
helm in this work.
She was soon over to Mrs. Browns
and explained this to her. Yes. l Will
helm YOU" she answered quickly. a
smile came all over Jennettee's face
She arose early the next day so she
could go over to Sarah's house before
school. 1t was not a very long way
between the houses.
Sarah'S mother was rocking the llt-
tie baby. It had been crying because
it was so hungry. She took the money
from the rich lady and said she
thanked her very much for it,
Jennette said, 81 will try to help
you get some more
1t was not long until Jennette had
some more money for the family. The
father soon got we'll and had a good
place to work. Your niece,
FAY WILSON.
II. ]. l., No /. 6l3 South Workman
street. Al, Gsffin. avenue school
Putting his hand down in his pocket.
he drew out three pieces of paper
money and handed them to the anxious
child and said, There, Jennette, you
take that for them"
Running, she went over to the little
girls house. Then she stopped at the
steps and said Sarah" in soft tones,
but then she thought she might wake
up her father or the baby, so she went
around to the back and knocked on
the door
Sarah's mother came to the door.
She wore ragged clothes, but with
smile invited Jennette in.
She said to Sarah, who was wash
ing some clothes, Father gave me
money to buy you and the family food
and clothes" With a smile Sarah
said, How kind"
After getting the consent of her
mother, Sarah and her friend went to
the town. They bought cloth to make
baby some dresses and Sarah some
dresses, and also her mother Then
a pair of shoes for each and the bal