Reports of the missionary and benevolent boards and committees to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America . In the block adjoining the Marina Neighborhood House on the North. In the block to the South of Marina JNeighborhood House Womans Board of Home Missions take a resume of the work accomplished, we feel sure that eventhough every dollar has not accomplished all that we wish it there arc dividends of untold value in mental, physical, moraland spiritual development. In the kindergarten we have had an average daily attendanceof forty children. T
Reports of the missionary and benevolent boards and committees to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America . In the block adjoining the Marina Neighborhood House on the North. In the block to the South of Marina JNeighborhood House Womans Board of Home Missions take a resume of the work accomplished, we feel sure that eventhough every dollar has not accomplished all that we wish it there arc dividends of untold value in mental, physical, moraland spiritual development. In the kindergarten we have had an average daily attendanceof forty children. They have all come from homes which lackentirely any incentive for a higher standard of living. But oncethese children become interested in the work and play of ourkindergarten, their parents begin to take a new and differentinterest in life. When they realize that we are interested in themand in their children, that we are anxious that their childrenmay learn and may grow up into Christian manhood and woman-hood, they, too, then struggle upward and strive to help us dofor their children that which they alone cannot do. The work of the day-nursery is greatly appreciated by themothers. The children have grown
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