Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-14
ALEXANDRIA HOSPITAL.
Generous Response on Thanksgiving
Observation-Disclosures of
Donations.

The Board o. Managers and the
Superintendent of the Alexandria Hos
pital, wish, through the Gazette. to
thank the many friends who SO liber-
ally contributed to the hospital on
Thanksgiving day. Everything con-
tributed was most useful and needed
and each donation will help US to do
that much more for the sick, homeless
and friandless who come to us for aid.
We shall endeavor to render a good
stewardship over the means entrusted
to our care. The cash donations hav-
ing been acknowledged some days ago
through the Gazette, the following is
list OF those to whom We are Indebted
for many good things for tray and
table as we'll as linen and other useful
things.
First we want to thank Mr.. Shuman
who sends to the hospital gal. OF ice
cream every Sunday in the year and
Mr.. Bloch who gives pies every We'd
nesday in the year and Mr.. Corby for
frequent gifts of bread.
Many OF our friends remember US
from time to time but the following
are those who sent the hospital their
special Thanksgiving offering.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bowling, Francoria;
canned peas and apples; 2 cakes toilet
soap; l package washing powder; l
peck apples; 2 Jars catsup; jar pre-
serves; hot rolls; white potatoes; Mr..
Ben Wheatley, l barrel flour; Mrs G.
D. Tolbert. Franconia, half gallon pre-
serves; quart of pickle; Mr.. Norman
Gibbs; Mount Vernon, pumpkins; Mrs.
Walter Goodman Rodgers, glass bowl
and saucers; Judge Barley, l barrel
pippen apples; Mrs. Knightson, pears,
pumpkins and potted plants; Mr.. G.
Burroughs; Mount Vernon, 2 sacks po-
tatoes; jar peaches; Miss B. Deakin.
- pound turkey; Rev. P. P. Phillips,
10 pounds sugar; Mount Olvet Church,
Mr.. Meade Rector, % quarts canned
fruit pickle; bag white potatoes;
Mr.. ]. D. Wattles, 3 boxes oats, 3
boxes naccaroni, 2 pkgs. corn starch,
8 cans tomatoes, cans corn, 8 cans
peas, cans pineapple, l box cocoa,
2 lbs. rice; DR.. Charles Outcalt, l doz.
chickens; Mr.. Eugene Taylor, 10 lbs.
sugar; Mr.. Charles Simpson, 3 bags
flour; Amanda Quander, Blu. turnips,
u bu. potatoes; Home Mission Society
OF Del Ray NJ, E. Church, through
Mrs. Elicit 5 lbs. coffee, 8 jars pickle,
at. chow-chow, cans salmon, 8
can corn. 2 can peas, 2 cans herring
roe, , cans peaches, 2 qts. pears, l
at. preserved pears, 4 glasses jelly, 2
lbs. rice, II lbs. sugar, boxes oat-
meal, boxes corn fakes, 8 boxes
cream OF wheat. box shredded wheat
biscuit; Mrs. F. H. Wilkinson, blu.
spinach; Miss Anna Roberts, |
doz. table napkins twelve towels,
9 glasses Jams and jellies, l
at. damson, qts. preserved apples;
Hellmuth Bros, 2 heads cabbage,
2 cans beans, l packages cornmeal, 2
pieces OF white meat, pototoes, turnips;
DR.. and Mrs. Yates, Del Ray, l dozen
table napkins, table cloth, sack white
potatoes; Mrs. William Dapgerfeld,
3 lbs. rice, lbs coffee; Mr.. ]. G. Mil
burn, tea; VI. Geisendaffer, sugar;
Mr.. ]. Y. Williams, 2 cases wafferettes;
Mrs. Rosenfeld, 80 yards curtain ma
terial; Mrs. Marshall Mcdonald, sugar;
Mrs. Lewis, preserves; Chas. Kings
Sons, barrel of -four; Watkins & Sons,
white and sweet potatoes, cranberrles.
apples; Chatham Stables, Dbl. apples;
Ouida Wattells, canned pears; Mrs. j.
Lowell Wilcoxen, table cloth; Mrs.
John Leadbeater, CASTLE soap; Mr.. I.
w. CoIlingsworth, cocoa, pickle, cat
sup, clam extract, jelly and preserves;
Mrs. Frank King, shirt, backing set,
soap, peas, ammonia and books; Mrs.
George A. Ayers, ham and preserves;
Miss Marbury, 81 and old linen; Mrs.
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