t.jk orphanage news i, utter.
THE KODIAK
BAPTIST ORPHANAGE
J'tae workkks, on salary ar^:
Geo. A. Hearn, Superintendent,
Miss Jennie luhusen,- Matron
Miss Lena G or re 11, Matron
rilKtUKrosu of the Oi phana^e is
to provide a Christian home and
training foi destitute children.
in K KKCOl'l>!% sh* vn that 77 nales
md 79 females (total 156' have .’een
received. 57 iftMle* and 62 females
discharged ( hy complet toil or tune
tUld In death >, 17 males Him 17 fe
males iii'K enrolled
H11-1 v-s 1X Cun v ki< rs have heen
imtneised .-»ud received tu the church.
■[iim M’PUOKT ts piovhlcd in i he
Woman's Amei lean Baptist Home
Cr in Society which expends here
}.>5Uo.<x; a year. it vs hoped lh.it the
CoNTK 1 tu iIONS unliked “Alaska'
will eventually sullice l he re fore.
Hv^kv fjt'NUAV school, and every
VOUNli tVoi'hrC’S SoCIHTV in the
lau l is urged 10 make an annual con
tu: utioa Help Irotn all sources
Is graiet»ili\ accepted This is the
ONI.\ HAt'Tlsf mission home f<>*
Alaskan rhililreu. And the
Oni-v IhrviST oai H4NAHK ou the
Haci Kk‘ Coast.
Send all Contkimotions from New
ENGI.AND to MISS tvKKTMt’I'K l-».
Oai/Ts. Soul I! tiding, Boston, .Muss.
CONTKIHUTIONS fiont othei
parts of ’.lie country are to he sent to
Mrs. Emma C. Marsha 11 syh9 Vernon
Ave. Chicago, fll.
One morning little J ames went to
school, but h:s teacher was storm
bound in Kodiak, ami could not. got.
over. James cauie home and said
“Miss Johnson I washed my hands
all for nothing, 'there isn’t any
gvhoi il.’’
The report cards from Put-in and
Lyeondru at Chemawu show that
both hoys are doing g»*>d.work iit
their studies, us well us. shi p work,
liyct-ndra Hus been iii the ho>pit»il
with a sprained wrist toi 8«»me weeks.
On two Sunday evening* v'* have
had ster<»ptic«»n pictuiesat the church.
Many of the slides used were sent us
by Rev. S ]„. Ko!>erts of Franklin,
Ind. Amongst them we were gla i
to Hnd one of Mr KoheiVs himself.
'l'he children and people of the is
land were pb* s**d to see some slides
made by Mr. Rausier from local pic
tincs taken by Sup l.eain.
We a go received a set of temper
ance slides with a ectiue. which we
hope ine uuplisbed its purpose in
ere. ting temperance sentiment a
niongst the people.
We are indebted to Miss Kun.m
Miller of L* 8 Angeles for the song
on t' e first jagn. V\ lien Sept, l.earu
was in Los Angeles recently he gave
a stereopficon lecture at the- Rus ian
Mission of which Miss Miller has
Charge. The evening Was very
stormy, hut. nevertheless the room
was well filler! with hoys and girls
and older people. At thselose of the
lecture the children sang this song.
They had good voices and they
sang :ight well. Thesotig was writ
ten for an exercise on Alaska given
shortly he tore Christmas, when the
childtan gave an offering to help in
our work here, Wo h ive no doubt it
will be suin' in many Sunday Schools
and Missionary meetings when the
Orphanage work is being presented.
We hope to have some si t reopt icon
slides made of it also.