THK ORPHANAGE NKH'S I.KTTKR
THE KODIAK
BAPTIST ORPHANAGE
l he WOKKKNS, on salary are
\1 ns•' M. Claused, Kitchen Matron
Ihh. Pikposk of the i#i phauage is
to provide a Christian home and
training tor destitute children.
I'hk RkcokDI shuw that 77 males
and Si females (total 15H) have been
received. 60 males and 65 female*
due harmed (• »\ completion of time
and f»v death ), 17 m«le« and 17 fe
males tn*w enrolled
lieu A. Learn.
Miss Jennie Johnses.
Miss Lena (iorrell.
Superintendent
Matron
Matron
Fihtv six Uinvkkts have t>eei»
mi <iif ii-<i an<] received 1 n the church
I'mh rroH’i is provided by The
Wouiau's American Baptist Home
Mission Society which expends here
$8juo.no h vear Ft is hoped that the
vJom'KIHt'TlONS marked ‘ Alaska'
will even uhIIv suffice. Therefore.
Kv.ckv £>l ndav-SCHOOL, and every
Young People's Society in the
land is urged to make an annual cou
tiihution Help from all source*
is /fatefully accepted. This is the
ijNLV IJAPTI9T tmsaiou home for
A. hiIchii children. And the
Only Baptist Orphanai;* on 'h*
Pacific Coast.
Send all Contributions from New
Ksgland to Miss Gertrude L.
1) % V IS, Ford Building, Boston, Mass.
Contributions from oilier
parts of the country are to he sent to
Mrs John Xuvoen, 29^9 Vernon Are
t hicago. HI
Early on th^ morning: of Nov. 16
Mrs Hoiut-r Worley nav« birth to a
.sib. boy. Con^r itulaHnim.
Mrs iColm mii *Kiu»k spoilt a week
in Him Orphanage hospital. It was
thought that an operat on would b«
iihjhsh try, but such did not prove to
b • the ease.
W A N T t D.
We have received frequent inquir
ies from Missionary Circles as to our
needs, accordingly we are pleased to
giv* the lollowiug suggestions to
ILt te contemplating sending um boxes.
Kindly send only Much things at
will hoof real service, leaving out
Prince Albert coats, heavy overcoats,
picture cauls end old papoit.
Koclote in the box the name <»f the
Church or Society sending the goods.
Bo ture to send us the bill of lading
at toon as the shipment is made.
We need foi tin* boys, who range
in age from 5 to In years, coats,
ti ousers, blouses and work shins, both
cotton aud woolen, underwear not too
heavy, sweaters, nightshirts, caps »>j
o 7$, socks, stockings, suspenders,
luck les and mittens.
For tfirls, muring in a^e from 3 to
18 years, work aprons, di esses, nmeat
ers, underwear, sk rts, s crkin^s,
bloomers, flight, dresses, hair libhon*
and uiiltens.
General, sheets for sin# e beds, slips
for pillows 18 x 20 in., blai.kets,
towels, hairbrushes, tooth btushes,
com be and stere. pticun s id. s
From the Pacific Cosst States we
also solicit fresh, dried and canned
fruit.
Than ksgi ving was ii«*t a ha ppv day
at the honiH of Mr. >iiid Mrs. Wasili
Agizza, for early that morning their
only (ton Andrew died, leaving a
young wife hi. I little daughter, as
well as his devoted parents, uneon
s' liable for his loss.
Andrew was 23 years old, an ex
ceptionally tine young man and a
favorite with all his companions.
1 ho the day whs exceeding cold, his
funeral was largely attended.