The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-05-05
SUFFERERS IN THE SOUTH.

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tsm, heart trouble and other Affections Has lost
her home and is penness. Ptiful case. Finest
references. Wants hospital treatment-Who will
help this poor suffering soul? Do your very best
for her.
Miss Mary sannar, Mabscott, Raleigh Co., w.
VA: Shut in for ten years, helpless for five; I'M
able to feed herself. Great sufferer, terribly af-
ficted. Lives with aged father and mother. Pit
iful case. Highly recommended. Send her sub
stantal aid, and lots of it.
Miss Annie Brown, Hustonville, Ky: Helpless
invalid for fifteen years, would be grateful for
CHEEKY letters, and any assistance you can spare
Mrs. Ida Peoples, Sharman, r.. ID. 4, Texas:
Pleads for assistance for herself and family.
Husband is helpless from cancer. Moved recently
from Van Alstyne, Texas Note new address.
James Gillian, Klondike, Tenn: Shut in for
thirty-four years. Very poor and needy. Pleads
for your assistance. I hope you will help him.
L. B. Tinsley, sewell, w. Va: Broken back,
pitiful case. Heroic wife does all she can, but
her husband needs constant attention. Do what
you for them.
Mrs. A. EARLY, Critz, Va: Shut in, poor and
needy, Graves assistance
Mrs. DENTS, Bostwock, Ga: Helpless invalid,
widow unable to sit up, limbs all drawn out of
shape. Neighbors trying to buy her body
brace. Who will help?
Fred w. Bizell, Newton Grove, n. c.: Terri
BILE sufferer from rheumatism incurable cripple,
unable to living. Help is sadly needed
here Do your best for him.
James F. Essex, Jacksonville, KY: Helpless
invalid from rheumatism. Poor and needy. Help
him all you
I'D. McLennan Guilford, Fla: Invalid, badly
assistance.
Mrs Martha Richardson Selma N, Co. r. d. 2:
Helpless shut-in Widow Unable to work. Very
poor and needy. Sad Well recommended
Burt Tinsler, IA W. Sixth Ave-, Huntington
w. Va: Back broken. Has brave little wife and
young son. Locality is poor, and Mrs Tinsley
can earn little. They need fuel and food
William Hurrah, Bacus, w. Va: Poor soul
has broken back, delicate wife and family of
children. The winter is terribly hard on them
bnm mo- fuel clothing
medical attention.
Mrs Nora Jordan, Chatom, Washington Co..
Ala: Shut-in. Wants silk, velvet, worsted and
calico pieces, and knitting thread, either zephyr
or white cotton. Also needs story books.
Mrs. M. O. Bolard, Belmont, Miss: Shut-n ten
years. Send her CHEEKY letters and any remem-
ORANGES.
John t. Doyle, Henry, N. O., r. d. 2: Shut
in. Grateful for any help-also wants CHEEKY
letters and anything useful.
Emily Jenkins, Walling Tenn, r. ID. 1: Wants
letters and postals, etc. No financial aid needed.
Mrs. DOllie Anderson, Lubbock, Tenn. Shut-in.
Send her CHEEKY letters and good reading. No
financial aid needed.
Mrs. Mary ID. Morris, Towns, Ga, r. d. 1:
Shut-in. Wants silk embroidery floss for fancy
work
w. b. Honaker Messy, w. Va: Send him pos
tails and CHEEKY letters.
Doshia Hundey, Fayetteville, w. Va: Wants
muslin pieces twelve inches square, with senders
worked in red washable silk.
Mrs. S. T. Brown, Amsterdam, Mo-: Invalid.
Wants postals and CHEEKY letters.
Miss *. Lindsey, Star, Va. Bedridden, poor
and needy. Help this poor old soul Highly
recommended.
j. d. McLennon, Guilford, Fla: Needy inva-
lid.
Mrs. d. S. Grogan, Spencer, Va, r. d. Il
Needy, shut-in, great sufferer. Well recon-
mended
James WOrtham LetOna, Ark. Hasn't walked
since childhood. Weighs seventy nine pounds.
Will some suggest how he earn some
money? No references.
James f. Essex, NelsOnvie, Ky: Shut-in.
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