riiK OKIMI \N \<'.K NI-WS I.KTTt'R
THE KODIAK
BAPTIST ORPHANAGE
The* .v•»rKkk*t. >ii salary lie
Thk I’i iu’iwk «»f the (>i ph.Hii:»<4e is
to provide a Christum ln**ne ami
training »ni destitute childiei.
Thk ki" iii<i)s show that ~~ malt***
mi! 79 females (total 15,6' have beep
received, 57 males and 62 females
lischai^ed \ hv completion "t tune
and hv death t. 17 maies and •- fe
»na le** n«*vv en 1 «n ied
KlFTV SIX CoNVKK in ilave i»ee|l
immersed and re, eived in the church.
Thk Sm*ui<T is ptmided i*\ The
Woman's \meiiran ltaptis; Home
Mission Society whit h expends liere
#S^Mi an a ve.tr It i*» imped tit.tt the
Contk ! motions marked “\laska*
will eventuallv suffice Therefore.
Geo. A. Learn.
Miss Jennie Johnsen.
Miss Lena (torreil.
Super intemient.
Kvriwv Sind a y school an<l every
Yoinc I’kopi.i-'s SoCIHi'V in the*
Ian 1 is urge'! i<» make in animal con
tribution He’p from all sources
is gratefully accepted This is the
Only UapTIST mission home for
Alaskan • hilriren Ami the
Only Ba ptist < >k ph v nai;k on the
Pacivic Coast
Sen 1 ai' *'i>N,TKiHt'Tin\s fioiu New
KnC.I.-ASI) I i» Miss (» hp tk ii>k i,
Davis Cool BuiMiug, Boston. Mass.
C o s i'k i a i r i o n s from other
parts of 'hr* country are to he sent to
Mr* K'lini < C Marshall ?g6q Vernoti
Ave Chicago. 11'.
c« ii sliih s m l»v cur com! frminl,
M r lbusier < f that city.
In St I.ouis I ha>l a delightful time
us tin truest of Mr. John J. (VKallon
Jr. TIi«*ro w-s a goal ileal of snow,
Hid flic weather was s - c J I it math;
me loiij, for the “Tropics of Alaska,’*
31M W»* SOllU-tilllfS cull Kodiak.
Iii < * i ’if. I attended the Southern
( ’ > 1 if I' i \ t. State (yi HI Vent inn held III
Pasadena, where I hud the p ivih
of speak in^ on our \v< rk. Was m i
rooiied in Sun Diego at the time <
the H.Is in din., hut was pi• ••»s a n »
entertuined in the home of my e-ms
in I)r. \V. I i L ira
R ached I*< rf 1 »nd in time t ■ 1
tt refit ly ineoii venienefd hv the “sil \ •
thu w.*’ which parali/ed street .• ir **•
Vice :i lid put the telephone 1 i 11« •>
of coin mission, so that I was tin
to see or (••mniun i«•.«te with umii\ t
m v friends in the city mid \ ieinit \
Sailer] f:oin Seattle l eh. ‘JO. 1
u de ightful v -v i«o- ’i 1 the 1 isf i. i_
before reaching Kodiak when it w —
excre ’ill^ly r - • 11 tT tl.
Wi lie Rot ertso11 return’d with
after spending three in -lit i- v.
re I tiv* s in V i mhill, () e ! 1 «
accepted the position i»f niv Mss s' :
ill the work here f- r tin- present
A New Worker ior the
Orphanage.
Wo wen* fortunate in seeiiriiu'
services of Mins (Caroline (’Ir -
of Chicago, as Kit. h«*n Matron, v
will attend to the cooking and
struct tl»** girls in that brmcli < f
w< rk. She ai lived on tin* Ad ' 1
Kvans Fob.
Miss (Jlausen is a fra ud < f Mi^
Johnson, < 11 r boy \s matt or, and i- 1
mend er of t he Danish liapt isf Ch 1
in ChiiM^o, \vliori*Miss .Johns. s
formerly a worker
Pass- iu»«“ s an ivingon ' In* *' I .
won* P». It Itadooif.-nd 'amil . I
ha vo been wintering in San P
M ' . : ml M-s. (day. J. K* in m- r
1 S Biir. au of Fi-heri«-s, \\ -i
ton, P. L. and \\ . 11 . (' doinla
trieian for the Kodiak Radio S
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