The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-04-07
WORK IN THE SUNNY SOUTH.

WORK IN THE SUNNY SOUTH
Uncle Charlie has sent me long list of
deserving cases in the South. Some are very
pltlful, and we hope our readers who live
near them will render all the help thew cam
Joseph Morphew, Trade, Tenn: Confined to
bed for twelve years Has organic heart disease
and chronic disease of the liver. Lives in a
wretched leaky little cabin, with his poor old
mother. She gathers roots in the for a
living They need money for food fuel and
treatment Sad and very worthy case. Please
help them.
Lizzie Brooks, Berryville, Ark: shut-in for
twenty years. Send her some sunshine
Fred w. Bizell, r. f. ID. 2, Newton Grove n
Z. Twenty-eight years old Terribly crippled
from rheumatism. Joints ossifed. Cannot
reach below his knees. Also has spinal curva-
ture. Give this poor soul all the help you can.
Fanny b. Lesson, SOC Martin street, Raleigh,
n. c. Bed-ridden nineteen years She is only
thirty. Send some sunshine into her shut-in life
of misery.
G.. B.. Anderson, Newbern, Va. Has been
stricken blind. Has had much trouble and aff1ic-
ton Send him some CHEEKY letters Encourage
him all you can
Mrs L. G. Vass, Box II, Fancy Gap, Va, Rt 2.
work. Send her some CHEEKY letters.
Josiah G. Smith, Bemidji, Miss. Unable to do
manual labor, and nearly blind Has wife and
ch Grateful for any help. Highly
mended.
writes: Il am poor and want work to do at
home, and can't get any,. She does not say that
she is shut-in, and does not send references.
James Gillian, Klondike, Tenn, Rt. 1. James
is ffty-one years old, and has been a shut-in for
thirty-fve years. He is poor and needy. Send
him all the sunshine you can; he is very worthy.
Lily Brush, KentOn, Tenn, Poor, delicate,
sckly girl, unable to work Has old, afflicted
father Needs food, clothing and treatment.
Highly recommended Help her all you possibly
can.
Mary Ellen Willis GAINESVILLE Ca, Rt. 8.
Needy shut-in
pie for life Wants to learn to be an architect.
Has no means. Can anybody give him advice?
Rosie e. Joyce, Spencer, Va shut-in. Would
like CHEEKY letters. Grateful for any financial
help. Sad and very worthy
Maggie Riddling Pecan Gap, Texas shut-in
Sister has died recently, and left two children for
her and her mother to support. Maggie does
nice fancy sewing. Cut out the goods and send it
to her, with the thread to work, and she will do
the job at a reasonable price A dime shower
also would be acceptable.
Mary Fuller, Box 2, Kelly, Ky. Young girl of
seventeen. Has spinal trouble. Wants quilt
pieces, silk or worsted, postcards, anything
you care to send her, including dime shower.
Joe Barker, Stanley, N. G. Young man. unable
to walk. Would appreciate CHEEKY letters, post
ais good reading, and anything that will brighten
his life.
Mrs. j. b. Wibou1n, Marble Valley, Ala. Wants
clothes and reading matter for two daughters,
twelve and twenty years old, respectively and
both invalids. Any other articles that be
handily used by impoverished family will be
gratefully received. Excellent references.
Roy G. Brown, Wolf Summit w. Va. Rt. 4.
Helpless invalid for many years Send quarter
for his booklet. It's well worth the price. Very
worthy
w. H. Warner, Keystone Park, HillsbOro Co.,
Fla. Wants to adopt an amiable, cheerful girl,
from fourteen to thirty years old. May be a par
tial cripple, or will give home to widow with
\oRe child. Best of references.