STATEMENT.
e have received the following amounts this
week:
W. L. Hughes, R-4, Sylvania, Ga $ .25
M. L. Bassett, R-2, Sjlvania, Ga 25 ‘
J. C. .Jinkins, R-2, Sylvania, Ga 25
Mrs. B. N. Jinkins, R-2, Sylvania, Ga 25
Rudolph Tucker, Cary, Miss .* 25
Miss Maurine Sims, San Saba, Texas. ..... ’lO
Miss Lydia Elder, Bainbridge, Ga. 50
R. E. Hardigree, Farmington, Ga 50
G. W. Elder, Farmington, Ga 2 5
D. T. Hardigree, Farmington, Ga 25
Hugh Ward, Watkinsville, Ga 2 5
E. R. Durham, Farmington, Ga 2 5
Miss Pattie Durham, Farmington, Ga 2 5
L. G. Durham, Farmington, Ga 25
W. J. Goldman, Loco, Ga 2 5
J. H. Ansley, Boston, Ga.... 1.00
WE MUST HELP THIS QLD COUPLE.
Dear Brotherhood: —I wish to call attention to
Uncle Johnnie McCarthy and his poor old wife.
They are old, and on the verge of starvation. He
has had some help from the church, but very lit
tle, and it comes like angel’s visits —few and far
between. He is Irish; she is not. He married
Aunt Charity Bronson, thirty years ago. They
have lived some way. He is known far and wide
and was the hardest working man 1' ever saw, but
he can’t work now. I enclose you a clipping from
The Atlanta Constitution. He wrote it himself,
and it is just as he says, only a little worse.
They need a little help right now. It won’t be
long before they will pass over the river to the
Great Beyond. Uncle Johnnie’s address is Taze
well, Ga. He is a good scribe, but his mind is
failing.—MßS. MARIETTA NELSON, R. 2, Monte
zuma, Ga.
