The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-12-01
The Sunshine Circle.

an OttlffN lSf. ud' N -'''''ti@' |Obdl-
liable earth. bringing at 1t'' SAM
time warmth and CIa'Im"~~.
Sunshine means III" cary "t- Of
IrjoIturss. "SlllShinr Gtrrt". Il fill
ter name could mot IGt<r been
hnSrn for the excellent N"r1 that
! Is being carried ON Iu hrIu- hlN-ht-
ness to heavy hearts. There + H.,
need 10 rIllridatr III" nam" once
,pokrn. the most IlIlt"rHI' under ,
Sand. \ noble, name. u uuI''" work !
; Il mobile cause.
Sunshine is he light and the ut"
If the world. Sunshine nI''An~ IN"
! c)aI,Ienin- OF some If" NII'rh j. not
only Grpri>p,l Of III" sun : rdNs. but
of many of the necessary things vi
! life such as clothes. food and cheer
ful conlpanlOnShlp.
! The Sunshine Circle j. IA band Of
lluSrItsh workers. who haN" IN them
! hearts an earnest purposes. desire
to upIifi. 10 strengthen, /" bring
! sunshine and gladn"SS INTO som"
! life That Is sad and suffering. NJ
one can enter into this work with
! out being made better. NOR" unS"l-
fish ami noblrr.
! The Great Teacher was the
/ founder Of this work. Nineteen hun
,irrd wears ago the blessed Master
walked in GaIIrp brstoWIn@ bless
ing and healing. and cheer upon ~
sick and SorroWing everywhere.
! Even The children helped il for
ward in that age. for a lad gave hi>
own lunch, five barley IoaVes and
two small fishes. TO feed The hun
! cry multitude. and his small gilt
was multiplied for good. So has IT.
been always in all sunshine work. IT.
is the embodying Of the thirteenth
chapter of First Corinthians, the
Hove chapter. in every day life.
| Organized work in any direction
sired ends. The heart of noble
woman, Mrs. G.. l.. Wheeler, recog-
nized this few years ago in regard
to sunshine work. and from her eli
forts and small beginnings has
grown this noble band of workers.
The Sunshine Circle is composed
of rich and poor alike, ready amt
willing to administer to the helpless
and the needy, and always ready TO
give their time and money.
The motto Of the Sunshine Circle
is What would Jesus do?" Sunday,
November II, saw record attend
ance for the Sunshine Circle at the
Central Christian church. Ninety
members of the class, with the
teacher, Mrs. c. l.. Wheeler, making
ninety-one present. After the class
meeting closed picture was taken-
which is wanted with history OF
the class, for the new church direc( !
tory. The class is doing noble work.
and with the winter season coming
on. the time when The poor and =
the needy suffer, they have decided
upon new way for renewed inter-
est. Instead of camps the class IS
divided intn clubs. each with mem !
bers and officers. The Boys Sun
shine Social Club has for officers
G.. ID. Simmons, president: Ben
James, vice president; Jim Whit
tinston. second vice president; Hn-
mer Nichols, third vice president,
w. A. Petre,. secretary; Charles
HOstetter, treasurer. The officers OF
the Girls Sunshine Social Club are
Mrs. X. ID. Johnston, president; Mrs.
b. \. Casey. first vice president:
Mrs. Ben James, second vice presi-,
dent; Mrs: J. +. Schilling, third vics
president; Mrs. W. IT. Sapp, secre-
tal'y: Mrs. Charles Hostetter treas
;urcr.
Flowers planted by lhe waysitsts
make the whole path. brighter, Sc
sunshine scattered as we pass along
makes The whole life brighter, and
we know IT, makes ii better. What
@Inatters il to ns if We do moi know
jtFsas how much. worth while j.
"t5irs not TO reason why.
Vnfs but TO ,sloa and ,diss - ,s"
LITTLE THINGS. ,~
i7Fhere's neveF a rose in all the worlds ?
But makes otsfe&zreeusspray SWEETS
:" err s'<":'t s">2 s.aez 'ss:
; There's :pevesss wine iii: an The shy
|Bnt makes some hirds VIM nsssst!t
Thete's hesssF q, Jstaf h,H hssHRs !,
" haayayT ~"
Sofae silver radiance tender,
And never rosy cloud hut4heips
Toserown The sunset si,lendor;
No robin but may thrift son,n heart
his downright siaanesss soieing:: ~ + ! !
God e gives us AN sonae small 3sweea.
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