Tim ORPHAN AGR NRWS I.HTTKR
THE KODIAK
BAPTIST ORPHANAGE
The wokkkks, on salary are
(ieo. A. Team, Superintendent
Miss Jennie Johnsen. Matron
Miss Lena Gorrell, Matron
MissO M. Clausen, Kitchen Matron
1'HK PliKPOSK of the Orphanage is
to provide a Christian home and
training for destitute children.
Thu Kkcokos show that 77 males
and HI females (total 15HI have bees
received, 60 males and 60 females
discharged (by completion of tints
and hy death ), 17 males and 16 fe
males now enrolled
Fifty-si* Convkhts have been
immersed ami received in the church.
1'ith Support is provided by The
Woman s American baptist Home
Mission Society which expends here
fSjnn.oo a vear. It is bored that the
Contributions marked ‘Alaska’
will eventually suffice Therefore.
F,v:«k v Spnda V-SCHOOI. and every
Young Phopi.r’s Socihtv iu the
land is ur«ed to make an annual con
tribution Help from all sources
is gratefully accepted This is the
Onlv Baptist mission home foi
A askan children And the
Oni.v Baptist Orpwanagk on the
Pacific Coast.
Send all Contrihutions from N«»
Kncland to Miss GERTRUDE L.
Davis, Ford Building, Boston, Mass.
Contributions from other
parts of the country arc to he sent to
Mrs John Nuveen, 2yf>9 Vernon kve
Chicago, 111
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BEAUTIFUL POSTAL CARD PICTt'RES
(IF THE MISSION, ANI» VIEWS TAKEN
SINCE THE VOLCANIC ERUPTION
WE WILL SEND
YCU A SET FOR ONE DOLLAR. SEND
US AN ORDER
WANTED.
We have received frequent inquir
ies from Missionary Circles as to our
needs, accordingly we are pleased to
give the following suggestions to
those contemplating sending us boxes.
Kindly send only such things as
will be of real service, leaving out
Prince Albert coats, heavy overcoats,
picture cards end old papers.
Enclose in the box the name of the
Church or Society sending the goods.
Be sure to send us the bill of lading
as soon as the shipment is made.
We need for the boys, who range
in age from 5 to 1H years, coats,
trousers, blouses and work shirts, both
cotton and woolen, underwear not too
heavy, sweaters, nightshirts, caps f>|
to 7$, socks, stockings, suspenders,
neckties and mittens.
For girls, ranging in age from 3 to
18 years, work aprons, dresses, sweat
ers, underwear, skirts, stockings,
bloomers, night dresses, hair ribbons
and mittens
General, sheets for single beds, slips
for pillows 16 x ‘20 in., blankets,
towels, hair brushes, tooth brushes,
combs and stere<>pticon siid.es
From the Pacific Coast States we
also solicit fresh, dried and canned
fruit.
M. D. Sinxitfrass Supt. of the Gov
ernment Agricultural Experiment
Station with his family sailed on the
Evans Dee. 'J for Seward where they
will spend the winter.
Mr. (labriel Santo of Seward spent
several weeks on Wood Island. Part
of.the time he was with ns and part,
of the tune at the home of Mr Folsom.
lie name to see Dan and Mary Mo
Ewen.