THE ORPHANAGE NEWS LETTER.
THE KODIAK
BAPTIST ORPHANAGE
l'lir wukkkks. oil silary «rr
Geo A I.earn. Superintendent.
Miss Jennie Johnsen, Matron
Mies L,. F. Ergenxiuger, Matron.
Thk Fi’Hfosk of the Orphanage is
to provide u Christian home and
training lot destitute children
Thk KkcokHS show that 71 males
and 77 females (total 151) have been
received. 50 males ai.il 55 females
discharged ( l>y completion of time
•nil hy ilea lit I, -’2 males anil 11 le
males now enrolled
Fifty-six Convkkts have been
immersed and tereived in the cliufcli.
Thk SurpoRT is provided by The
Woman's American baptist Home
Mission Society which expends here
ffijixi no a year It is hoped that the
Contributions marked "Alaska’
will eventually suffice. Therefore,
Bvhhv Sun 11 a v-school and every
Vounu. PltOPl.K’S Socihty iu the
land is urged to make an annual con
tribution Help (10111 all sources
is gratefully accepted This is the
Unlv Baptist mission home foi
Alaskan children And the
Oni.v Baptist Okphanaiik on the
Pacific Coast.
Send all Contributions from New
Kni'.i.ano to Miss Gkrtrupk L.
Davis, Ford Building Boston, Mass.
Contributions from other
parts of the country are to be sent to
Mrs. Buinia C Marshall 2969 Vernon
Ave. Chicago. Ill
WB HAVK FOR SALK A SKT OF 12
BKAIJTI FIJI, PJSTAL CARD PIC TURKS
OFTHK MISSION, AND VIKWS TAKEN
SINCE THK VOLCANIC KRUPTION.
WB WILL SEND
YOU A SKT FOR ONK DOLLAR. SKND
US AN OKDKK
School Exercise
X MAY ‘22 :it tin* dosing exereis. ,
Vi) of tin* Longwootl District School
tlic following program was remlensl
Song lUcss ( )ur School
Recitation The Joy of June
Kxcrcise The Schoolroom (’lin k
Song -Lovely Spring HasCoiue
Recitation Alaska
Kxeivise The Three Kittens
Song—M\ ('hiekie
Recitation- Sweet June
Little Things
- My .Ship iiml I
(’••un i t Heading— Mother Earth uni
Hit Friends
Sono—Flow tiriitlv Swvi't Alton
Hesitation—Tin* Frightened liirtis
—A Walk
Exercise—Going Out to Tea
Song---I>aneing ltrook
Hesitation—Something Nice and
Warm
Exercise—-Hird-day in The Forest
Hesitation —The Holiest Old Toad
Song— Flowers of Spring
Hesitation—A Spring Song
Kxercisi— May time
Song—Over The (k een Wave
Concert Hen lino—Eve of Waterloo
May Polo I>rill
Song—J line.
Tin* children nil did splondidh.
Hinging and speaking their juris
firmly and distinctly. lVrhajis tin
most pleasing number was the Mu
Pole Drill. A May pole reaching to
the eeiling was elected on standard*
around which IS girls with streamers
of different hues wound in and out,
singing as they marched, weaving tie
colors on the pole. It was all vn\
pretty and showed that a lot ot hard
work had been done by the teachers
in prep trill*; it as well as the ..tin r
parts of tin1 program. The school
room was well tilled with visitors from
Kodiak and VYfood Island.