Identifier: carolinachurchma510epis (find matches)
Title: The Carolina churchman (serial)
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Episcopal Church. Diocese of North Carolina
Subjects: Episcopal Church. Diocese of North Carolina Episcopal Church
Publisher: Wilmington, N.C. : Protestant Episcopal Church in North Carolina
Contributing Library: Duke Divinity School Library, Duke University
Digitizing Sponsor: Institute of Museum and Library Services, under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered by the State Library of North Carolina. Grant issued to Duke University for the Religion in North Carolina project.

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eck-lenburg County, she acted as matron of ThompsonHall for a month. 1/ On Sunday after Easter, the children brought theirmite boxes, and presented their Easter offering forGeneral Missions, which amounted to 5^0.40, to whichsomething has been added since, an 1 we hope thatstill more will come in. The children make their moneyby selling the Lenten number of The Spirit of Mis-sions, and making candy and articles of handiwork,and then they put in their own money thai: has bee.igiven to them. Some of them- put in every cent theyhave, and are glad to do it. In fact, I hey cannot bepersuaded not to do it. Our farm was never in better shape than it is now,and the crops have stood the dry weatl er remarkablywell. We have Berkshire pigs for sale, of the best breed.Why not send us an order ? Address all packages and boxes to The ThompsonOrphanage, Charlotte, N. C, and mark them so thatit may be told at once by whom they are sent. Weare still needing tablecloths and sheets, but no pillow-cases.
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PAULINEAND NEI.UE KERR—TWO OF THE ORPHANAGE GIRLS Honor Roll Senior Department, March, 1916Annie Laurie Farmer, Chloe Allen, Leta MayTurner, Roy Yates. April, 1916 Chloe Allen, Annie Laurie Farmer, Leta May Tur-ner, Louise Stephenson, Annie May Beaver. Mrs. Sarah E. Hanks, Teacher 18 THE CAROLINA CHURCHMAN Primary Department, MarchErnest Bland April Mary Nichols, Eleanor Campbell, and ErnestBland. Miss Manie C. Eakin, Teacher Contributions Cash Contributions Received from March 10 to April 10 Barber, Mr. J. I. Barger $ 10.00 Bath, S. S., St. Thomas Church 30 Burlington, S. S., Church of the Holy Com-forter 4.73 Charlotte, Some Members Southern Man-ufacturers Club 2.00 Cleveland, S. S., Christ Church 95 Chapel Hill, S. S., Chapel of the Cross 1.60 Enfield, S. S., Church of the Advent 1.25 Elizabeth City, J. A., Christ Church 10.00 Hillsboro, St. Matthews Parish 9.17 Hillsboro, S. S., St. Matthews Parish 1.74 Hertford, Holy Trinity Parish 20.00 Hendersonville, St. James Parish 67.50 G

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