. North Carolina Christian advocate [serial] . Bruton and their fine young-sters with us. Mr. Murray tells me thatsoon after Christmas our teams will goto Lexington for return games. We liketo play with our Junior Order orphan-age friends. CLAIMED AND CLOTHED The picture this week is that of Clif-ton Weaver, one of our Anna Hanes cot-tage boys. Clifton is claimed and cloth-ed by the junior department of DilworthSunday school, Charlotte. Cliftons Dil-worth friends are continually remember-ing him with instances of thoughtfulkindness. POSTSCRIPT The news notes appearing on thispage this week wer
. North Carolina Christian advocate [serial] . Bruton and their fine young-sters with us. Mr. Murray tells me thatsoon after Christmas our teams will goto Lexington for return games. We liketo play with our Junior Order orphan-age friends. CLAIMED AND CLOTHED The picture this week is that of Clif-ton Weaver, one of our Anna Hanes cot-tage boys. Clifton is claimed and cloth-ed by the junior department of DilworthSunday school, Charlotte. Cliftons Dil-worth friends are continually remember-ing him with instances of thoughtfulkindness. POSTSCRIPT The news notes appearing on thispage this week were written for lastweeks Advocate. Since no issue waspublished last week they are beingwarmed over for this week. Play likethey are good. We hope our readers had a happyChristmas. Our children here had amost happy time, thanks to our us hope that the new year is notonly going to be happy but fruitful. Letshelp the Lord all we can. 3TMAS FOR OUR CHILDREN December 29, 1932 NORTH CAROLINA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE^, 23 THE METHODISTORPHANAGE. HON. Ft. N. PAGE President Board Trustee* REV. A. S. BARNES Superintendent MRS. DAISY SMITH Head Matron Owned and maintained by the North Carolina Confer-oiiue. Make all checks payable to A. S. Barnes. Supi FORM OF BEQUESTI do hereby will and bequeath to The Methodist Or-phanage, Raleigh, N. C, contemplated by the charter under Aot of General Assembly of North Carolina (here designate the bequest) The Octagon soap campaign has beenextended through 1933. This extensionof time will enable us to obtain two orthree thousand dollars which we wouldothewise miss. I am profoundly grate-ful to all who gave us a helping handduring the past year. Here is hopingthat I shall have the same beautiful co-operation for 1933 that was given dur-ing the year that is now closing.* * * * In making the rounds to the districtmeetings I was entertained by Rev. andMrs. J. H. Lanning, who gave me awarm welcome to their home in Eliza-beth City. Brother Lanning is pa
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