Evening journal., 1912-11-12

The international Sunshine soci-
ETY.. Delaware Division
President General Mrs. Cynthia
MISSIONER Alden, 90 Fifth Ave. New
loSk. ~. w.
State President Ers. G. w. Dor
soy. Jr.. 2OO1 jefferson ST., Whining
tton. Del, Phone 2421-D.
& International cOlors. Yellow and
Katie The. yellow is symbolic Of the
rcl6en sunshine; the White signi-
tf'es the purity of purpose.
Delaware State color. Peacock
sbue
THE object Of this society is TO in
cite its members 10 a performance
lcf kind and helpful deeds and thus
10 bring the sunshine of happiness
into the greatest number of hearts
and homes.
The International Sunshine Society
etal1s out with the idea that the rich
as we'll as the poor need cheering.
and the membership is composed OF
9cdnle in all kinds of circumstances.
We have found that wealthy people
arc often misiudged. People were
n6Ser more beneVolontly inclined
stgan at the present time, so let us be
Generous in our thoughts
DO all the good you can in all
{he ways you can, to all the people
,yau can. whenever you can
"a Cheerful Idea.
A Sunshiner who signs her letter
'The Clover writes as follows:
Before sailing last June. l took
several names from your magazine
t(Sunshine Bulletin) land have sent
post cards every week. having asked
them to travel with nc in this way.
Now am sending them return cards
addressed TO yousto says if they have
Joined in writing, the Acards. Per-
joining in writing the cards. Per-
haps II you get answers from these
shutins they may inspire other trav-
elers to do the same on their jour
neys Sunshine Bulletin.
The Sunshine Bulletin is the Off
cial magazine of the international
Sunshine Society, edited by. Mrs. Al
den, issued monthly, and contains an
interesting bulletin of the news of
the society all over the world One
page is entitled. Where 10 Send
Cheer" edited by Mrs tfith A. NJ
Casey and gives the names and adj
dresses of shut-ins and their needs
also sunny poetry: another is devot-
cd to the -Four Score Branch" Men
and women everywhere who are so
years old are members Of this branch.
their addresses and birthdays are on
the -Four Score Page" Junior De-
partment." by Miss Florence NJ Lay
ton. a Department for Blind Babies
work." The Ways and Means De
partment reports from the various
States, etc, all combine to make this
valuable paper and especially so to
those interested in this society many
good ideas can be obtained from II
for local work The subscription
price is only so cents, so place your
subscription with our shut-in maga-
zine man L. W. Prettyman, 709 w
Sth St. and keep in touch with gen
eral headquarters; If you don't you
are like a telephone cut off from the
central office.
We desire through this column 10
thank Mr.. and Mrs. S. n Baynard
who entertained our blind friends on
their lawn the night of the Saenger-
bund Concert. Such sunshine to the
blind is highly appreciated by this
society as we'll as by the blind them
selves.
We also extend our thanks to Mr..
T. II. Cappesu, the druggist, who so
kindly donated the pretty tickets for
the dance held on Oct. 9th in Pythian
Castle. The affair was a success both
socially and financially and much
credit is due the committee for its
capable management.
The Delaware Branch will hold its
next regular meeting on Tuesday
Nov. 10, at the home of Miss Eliza
beth Hellings, 1103 W. 7th st. The
president is trying TO secure a small
local cook stove for a very worthy
family. II you have one to pass
;on," please telephone 4335-D. This
r s.ganch will hold rummage sale on