Thursday, December 1: Page Fourteen RALEIGH CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE Methodist Orphanage. A. S. BARNES, Superintendent MRS. A1ATT1K JENKINS, Matron. Send money to the Superintendent by Check, Postoffice, or Express Money Order, or Reg istered Letter. Form of Bequest. I give nd bequeath to the Methodist Or- chsaage situated at Ilaleigh, N. 0., Hp 'snnle he bequest.) OIK NEEDS. Twenty-four organized Sunday school classes each to assume the support of an orphan at ten dollars per month, Forty-eight persons each to as sume the support of an orphan at ten dollars per month. Every Methodist in the North Carolina Conference to give one day's income to the Methodist Or phanage. Twenty-two persons Four hundred and eighty good books. Twenty-two persons each to send a pair of blankets. Apples and sweet potatoes. All kinds of can goods. Current Expenses. Chadbourn Ct, Special, $2.50; Ebenezer S. S., Currituck Ct., $2.49; Bunn M. E. S. S., Youngsville Ct., $2.47; Mrs. J. W. Burton, Jackson ville, One Days Work, $5.00; Pan tego S. S., Belhaven and Pantego Charge, $4.00; Tuttle's Grove S. S., Carteret Ct., $1.10; Doub's Chapel S. S., Carthage Ct., 50 cents; Miss Harriotte G. Cole, Morganton, $15; Clinton Ct, $2 8.47; Scotland Neck Charge, Assessment, $45; Centenr tj II Q One of Our Girls. aryS. S., Rowland Ct., $13; Trinity S. S., Magnolia Ct., $3.30; Chatham S. S., Pittsboro S. S., Pittsboro Ct., $1.92; Enfield S. S., Enfield and Halifax Charge, $3; Centenary S. S., New Bern, $30; Garner Ct., As sessment, $100; J. J. Lynn, Pleasant Grove Church, iMillbrook Ct., $5; Mr. John C. Fuller, Lumberton, $15; Red Springs, Assessment, $60; Wesley's S. S., Franklinton Ct., $6.25; Woman's Wesley Bible Class, Clayton, $13.70; T. A. Smith wick, Merry Hill, Bertie Ct., $10; Anderson S. S., Chowan Ct., $14.25; Gates Church, Gates Ct., $1; Phila thea Claes, Smithfield, $8; Young Woman's Missionary Society, Rock ingham, $7; Missionary Society, Fre mont, $4.50; Missionary Society, Nashville, $6; Missionary Society, Memorial Church, Durham, $7; Young Woman's Missionary Society, fe "i Dr. J. W. McGee Building, Meth otlist Orphanage, Raleigh, N. C. Farmville, $4; Missionary Society, Town Creek, $122; Mrs. G. T. Haw kin's S. S. Class, Hertford, $5; Mis sionary Circle Rocky Mount, $6; Missionary Society, Central Church, Raleigh, $4.20; Philathea Class, Louisburg, $2; Missionary Society, Leasburg, $7; Young Ladies' Class, Graham S. S., $5; Mrs. J. B. Davis, Warrenton, $5; R. A. Harris, Wel don, $3.34; Laurel Hill, Assess ment, $36; Old Hundred S. S., Laurel Hill Ct., $1; Belhaven and Pantego Charge, Assessment, $12. 32; William E. Springer, Grace Church, Wilmington, $5; Mrs. Arte lia Bledsoe, Raleigh, Thank Offer ing, $2; Johnson's S. S., Clinton Ct., $1.60; Wesley Class, Snow Hill, $5; Wesley's S. S., Elizabeth Ct., $2; Oriental S. S., $15; Mt. Olive and Faison Charge, Assessment, $30; St. Paul Ct., Assessment, $13; Eliz abeth S. S., Four Oaks Ct., $31.10; T. M. Bynum, Goldston, $4.80; Mc Bride Missionary Society, South Mills, $3.10; Missionary Society, Hichlands, $8; Missionary Society, LaGrange, $5; Missionary Society, Chapel Hill, $6.50; Missionary So ciety, Pantego, $6.50; Missionary Society, Swan Quarter, $6; Wesley Adult Bible Class, Gracft Church, Wilmington, $8; S. D. Cox, Engel hard, Mattamuskeet Ct., $2; Four Oaks Ct., Assessment, $20; Eden ton Charge, Assessment, $63.93; Gatesville Church, Gates Circuit, $2.50; Smithfield M. E. Church, As sessment, $120; Ayden M. E. S. S., $5; W. W. Holmes, Louisburg R. F. D., No. 3, $5; R. E. Barnes, Eureka, Fremont Ct., $1.40; Mrs. H. F. Reid, Wake Forest, $2; Oak Grove S. S., terson Ct., $30; Youngsville S. S., $22; D. Y. Cooper, Henderson, $10; Mt. Tabor S. S., Rougemont Ct., 5.55; St. Paul M. E. S. S., Golds uoro, $lu; Goldston S. S., Goldston Ct., $5; Pittsboro S. S., Pittsboro Ct., $13.25; Chatham S. S., $5.35; Ebenezer S. S., Haw River Ct., $S.5U; Spring Hope S. S., Spring Hope Ct., $2.67; Graham M. E. Church, $6.64; Mrs. Elizabeth Ed wards, Hookerton Ct., $5; Bran son's Church, Durham, Assessment, $19; Laurinburg M. E. Church ana S. S., $300; New Hope S. S., Per quimans Ct., $10; Mrs. J. C. Mat thews, Spring Hope, $1; Calypso Church, Mt. Olive and Faison Charge, $10.20; Oak Grove S. S., Jones Ct., $7.50; Smyrna S, S., btraits Ct., $5.56; Warsaw S. S., Kenansville Ct., $11; Seaboard S. S., Garysburg Ct., $15.93; Wharton fc.. S., Stokes Ct., $2; Wallace S. S., $36.25; Mrs. S. M. Boone, Newport, Carteret Ct., $1.61; Mrs. M. L. Den nis, Newport, Carteret Ct., $1; Mrs. Kittle F. Simmons, Pollocksville, Jones Ct., $3; Sandy Grove S. S., Parkton Ct., $3; "Gleanors," Miss Pearl Cox's Class, Trinity Church, Durham, $7.50; J. L. Thompson, Dunn, $75; G. T. Matthews, Rocky Mt., $2.02; W. O. W. Holly Camp, No. 186, Vass, $10.08; Moncure Church Pittsboro Ct., $4.15; Rose mary S. S., $5.52; Johns Baraca Class, Caledonia Ct., $5. list nf Viil-iiViooi, i them are able ami n-.., , ...... "'U1 men. tk.. LETTER FROM BROTHER FRANK. To the North Carolina Conference in Session in Jarvis Memorial Church, Greenville, N. C. Dear Fathers and Brethren: After another year of labor I havo the honor of addressing you in annual session. God has dealt gra ciously with us. We have enjoyed good health, and have witnessed some progress in our work. One new Church building has been built during the year, and another planned for, if funds shall be forthcoming. The workers are faithful and effi cient. I have baptized fifteen per sons since my last report to you. In March I attended the West Japan Conference of the Japan Methodist Church, with which the missionaries of the M. E. Church, South, are affiliated. And for the third consecutive year I represented the interests of the Methodist Pub lishing House, of Tokyo, and through it the interests of the Chris tian Literature Society. Our own Dr. Wainwright is giving full time to the latter as Executive Secretary. The publication and dissemination of wholesome and inexpensive litera ture is one of the enterprises of Methodism from its origin; and I am always glad to have some little part in promoting such a potent agency as the dissemination of gospel truth through the printed page. The annual meeting of the mis sionaries of the Japan Mission of our Church was held in Karuizawa, August 24-30, Bishop Kilgo presid ing. His able sermons and addresses were fervent and appropriate, and attracted the attention of others not of our Mission. The presence of Mrs. Kilgo and Brother J. C. Woot en delighted all, especially the Tar Heels. I have just returned from our District Conference held at Yo fchida, on the island of Shikoku. My personal helper and my new evange- censed to preach to,,;.. oth li- , iuuuiug mnt isfactory examinations n s iat- former will rem n in ..-,,. " niia ie f while before joining th a Conference. The latter h 8UbrBftnual by the .personal contribu one of the big-hearten 0 n "'Hw;rs the North Carolina cf,,.. ut ....,eQCe aml 0! his astimnhlo " ' . ue tUouBhtf'ii brother is preaching faithfully home, and is preaching by pro f Japanese. I mention this as a minder to those who may be looking for a moth-proof and rust-nrlft vault in which to store a T treasure for future use. rather than to flatter the modest contributor. I trust that you may have a visit from Rev. W. A. Wilson, one of 0U number, who is returning home for vacation. He is one 0f our most useful and indefatigable workers. I trust that you may have a har monious and profitable session and pray God's choicest blessings 'upon you and your presiding Bishop. I respectfully ask for a continua tion of my present relation. Respectfully submitted, J. W. FRANK, Pastor Nakatsu Ct., Japan Mis sion. Nakatsu, Oita Ken, Japan, X0 vember 5, 1917. LETTERS THAT INSPIRE OOXFI DENCE. I wish very much that every rea der of this paper could spend sufficient time in my office to read the thousands of letters which I have received from all parts of the country. I have printed several hundreds of them in a booklet, I X T T- . 1 ,1 1U uul i wisii yuu cuuiu teu we originals, for I would like for you to realize the wonderful results which they report in the relief of dyspepsia, indigestion, persistent headaches, rheumatism, kidney, blad der and liver diseases, uric acid poisoning and other conditions due to impure blood. Before my own health was restored by Shivar Mineral Water I purchased this Spring, and before I received all of these letters from sufferers, I didn't take very much stock in adver tisements like this. I therefore cannot blame you if you doubt, but, my friend, I am absolutely convinced that the Shivar Spring is the great est restorative mineral spring ever discovered, not excepting the famous Spas of Europe. I have shipped this water to thousands of sufferers in all parts of the United States, and they almost invariably report either permanent restoration or ben eficial results. That is why I ma the offer contained in the follows letter. Sign it now and send it in. Shivar Spring, Box 7L, Shelton, S. 0. Gentlemen: lose I accept your offer and herewith two dollars for ten of Shivar Mineral Water agr to give it a fair trial, in cordance with instructions coot ed in booklet you will send an I report no benefit you f fund the prive in full upon recap j the two empty demijohns. agree to return promptly- Name Address Shipping Point (Please write distinctly rf NOTE:-"I have hal t h V serving the little church at m el as Pastor for years, and a t , as acquainted with Mr. SI a9 boncj elate., whom I fladlj com ; on able business men and wort .rsondliy ' dence of the public. I j 1 c of the SW rived reat benefit from the ledg , oj var Mineral Water "f Its beneficial effects In ' ft McA. PI"1"'"' variety of cases." ev-

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