TMK ORPHANAGE NRWS LETTER
Kren. h knots, la*y dairy, and outline,
#l.'Kl AH linen towel, soo 11 o pe d
edges button holed end a butterfly
design embroidered in white just
shore the hem, Jl.50. Yoke in
filet crochet, white #,'1.00. Linen
kerctiief, hemstitched, trimmed with
tatted daisy design in white or colors
$1 50. 1'atted doily 75 cents. Two in
sertion designs in filet crochet oO cents
per yd. Tatted edging designs, cor
nation braid 40 to 75 cents per yd.
Jabots, ribbon and oornation braid,
daisy design, eaoh 35 cents. Shell
purses or bags made up with silk -•>,
;)■) and 50 cents each.
They have on hand a beautiful
lunch cloth about 3 ft. square made
of butchers linen with drawn work
1$ inches wide inside the hem, with
f ilet o r o o h e t e d edge ti inches wide,
turned corners $10 00.
[f you should need fancy work
for your own use or to use hi gift!
why not let our girl* make it for you?
They will be glad to fill your orders.
It is a good time now to put in order*
for article* you would like to (five
your friend* next Christma*.
Not only do our girl* exnell in
fancy work, but ill plain sewing,
mending and darning. "Practice
makes perfect”, and the boys leethat
they have the practice by furnishing
them with socks with mo«t discourag
ing holes, which the girlidarn as per
fectly as work of that kind can be
done.
The Russian Orphanage at Kodiak
ha* been closed owing to lack of funds,
caused by the war in Europe. It
has been supported bylthe Csarina of
Russia. The eight or ten girls who
were inmates have found homes with
native people. Mi** A.lexandroff the
matron has gone to the Stataa.
THE KODIAK
BAPTIST ORPHANAGE
The WORKKKR. on salary a re
(ieo. A. l.earu, Superintendent
Miss Jennie Johtisen. Matron
Mia* l,eua Oorrell, Matron
MiasC M . Clausen, Kitchen Matron
Thk Purposk ol the Ui phanage is
to provide a Christian home and
training loi deaiitute children
Thk Kkcokiis show that 77 male*
and 81 females (lotHt 158) have been
re reived, 6 males and 6ti lemales
diat harped (by completion of time
and by death ), 17 males and 16 fe
males now enrolled.
Fifty-six Converts have been
immersed ami received in the church
Thu Support is provided by The
Woman's American Baptist Home
Mission Society which expends here
8300.00 a year It is hoped that the
Contributions marked Alaska*
will eventually suffice Therefere.
Kvxrv Sunday-school and every
Young Pboplk’s Society in the
land is urged to make an annual con
tribution Help from all sources
is gratefully accepted This is the
•sr,v Baptist mission home for
A'askan children And the
Oni.v Baptist osph»narh «»n the
PAcinc Coast.
Send all Contributions from New
England to Miss Gertrude L.
Davis, Ford Building, Boston. Mass
Contributions from other
parts of the country me to be sent to
Mrs John Nursen, >q6q Vernon Kxe
Chicago. 111.
VVH HAVE FOR SALC A SKT OF 12
BKAlTlFUL POSTAL CARD PICTURES
OF THE MISSION. AND VIEWS TAKEN
SINCE THE VOLCANIC KK OPTION.
Wk WILL SEND
YCU A SKT FOR ONK DOLLAR SKND
US AN ORDER