The Spirit of missions . NG FUNDCOMMISSION AT a meeting of the American ChurchBuilding Fund Commission in No-vember, the following gifts were made tobuild churches: Church of the Transfiguration, Tahoe, Cal. (Sacramento),.... $ 300 00 St. Peter s Church, Williston, N. 250 00St. Johns Church, Lockport, 111. (Chi-cago) 500 00 All Saints Church, Guantanamo, Cuba 500 00St. Johns Church, New Castle, Col. (Western Colorado) 400 00 Christ Church, Rushville, 111. (Quincy) 200 00Holy Trinity Church, Fallon, Nev. . 300 00St. Winifreds Church, Camp Hill, Pa. (Harrisburg) 250 00 St. Pauls Church, Edne
The Spirit of missions . NG FUNDCOMMISSION AT a meeting of the American ChurchBuilding Fund Commission in No-vember, the following gifts were made tobuild churches: Church of the Transfiguration, Tahoe, Cal. (Sacramento),.... $ 300 00 St. Peter s Church, Williston, N. 250 00St. Johns Church, Lockport, 111. (Chi-cago) 500 00 All Saints Church, Guantanamo, Cuba 500 00St. Johns Church, New Castle, Col. (Western Colorado) 400 00 Christ Church, Rushville, 111. (Quincy) 200 00Holy Trinity Church, Fallon, Nev. . 300 00St. Winifreds Church, Camp Hill, Pa. (Harrisburg) 250 00 St. Pauls Church, Edneyville, N. C. (Asheville) 500 00 St. Marks Church, Macon, Ga. (At-lanta) 300 00 $3,500 00 Loans have been negotiated withchurches at Shawnee, Okla., $3,500;Palisades, W. Col, $600; Bradentown,S. Fla., $1,500; Salem, Bl. (Springfield),$2,000. The Rev. Dr. Lloyd, having resignedhis position as a trustee, the Boardelected the Rev. Herbert Shipman, rectorof the Church of the Heavenly Rest, NewYork, to fill the ST. AUGUSTINES INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, GAINESVILLE, FLA. A FLORIDA INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL TWELVE years ago St. Augus-tines Mission School began itswork among the Negro chil-dren of Gainesville, Ela., withfifteen pupils. Now it has more than100 pupils enrolled with a large averageattendance. The school aims to giveyoung people higher ideals of living, toemphasize the qualities of good citizen-ship, and to fit them for greater useful-ness in life by fostering and developingmoral and Christian character. It en-deavors to teach them how to do thingswith their hands as well as to fill theirheads with the contents of year an industrial department hasbeen added. A class of twenty-six girlshas been organized to receive instruc-tion in plain sewing, dressmaking andfancy work, as well as the elementaryprinciples of the art of economic cook-ing. Just at present the progress ofthe cooking department is somewhatobstructed by the lack of $200 for theerection and equipment o
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