TO HELP A WIDOW

Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 124, 21 November 1925, Page 8

TO HELP A WIDOW

I E.EV. ,FIELDEN TAYLOR.'S APPEAL The Rev. Fielden Taylor writes as follows regarding the benefit performance to be given at the Opera House for ;i widow: —Please allow me, through the valuable columns of your paper, to draw the attention of jour readers to the benefit advertised in another column on behalf of a widow who is personally known Ito me. About threo months ago this woI uinn lost her husband through t.nberculo|*sis, leaving her with a crippled daughtec and a son who was then just 16. During the present month the sou developed appendicitis and died in the Public Hospital. The woman had "been to work, let a room in her house, and the boy gave her all his wages. The shock has totally unnerved her, and she is still in a serious condition. Friends who knew the son well, mainly employees at the Opera House, have decided to give <t benefit In tide her over the next few weeks I know the case is bonsi fide, and trust the public will rally round to make Hie bone- ! lit tlic MK'i.'£.':>s it deserves to ov. Tbaiikj ing you for tlie hospitality of your colLimns, and apologising for so-soon npprail- -' in;: tl"nitJ i" print. When hi ilU'lroco we Jiuuat riit least help eucli. olliuv.