. Our mountain work [serial] . The Mountain Orphange Dozen, a picture1 made into a postcard four yearsago, is introduced above. It was taken as the twelve chilldren were snappingbeans for canning. The litter of five pups were favorite pets of the day. One1 of this group is today the only senior at The Mountain Orphanage. Thetwo boys are on the football squad of the Black Mountain High School. Alltwelve are still in the orphanage family. Nine of the group were snapped last week as they came home from school-Three were not available for the picture. One boy was in uniform and on the foot-ball fi


. Our mountain work [serial] . The Mountain Orphange Dozen, a picture1 made into a postcard four yearsago, is introduced above. It was taken as the twelve chilldren were snappingbeans for canning. The litter of five pups were favorite pets of the day. One1 of this group is today the only senior at The Mountain Orphanage. Thetwo boys are on the football squad of the Black Mountain High School. Alltwelve are still in the orphanage family. Nine of the group were snapped last week as they came home from school-Three were not available for the picture. One boy was in uniform and on the foot-ball field. The two girls were sick and unable to get out. Left to right in the top picture are: Betty June Roberts, * Irene Mathis, EvelynCooper, Jane Fisher, Iva Tweed, *Joe Ingle, Valeen Cooper, Dean Nichols, FriedaWhite, *Georgia Brown. Virginia Fisher, Josephine Packer. In the lower picture are the same group (except those marked*) and in thesame n Hiii [llll1 Home Missions — Mountain Orphanage — Re, i g i o u s Education — Stewardship Our mountain iiiiUBiiiiiiiiiiniiiii)iuiiini«iiuiiiiiiimwifiiiiiiiiniiiiiiuiiiiiini;


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