Kansas City National Training School - Shield Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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C0mPlz'mem.v of Gilpatrick Laundry Co The Family Laundry H Ph 3800 B . , B ll Ph 2808 CWM 15th and Vine Streets

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ELIZABETH JENNINGS 17 Detroit Mich Working in a com- m u nity uninterestingly American and fairly well-to-do, with no start- ling statistics to talk about and no unsanitary ways of living to work against, does not afford m a n y thrilling t al es. But the work of Eliza- beth Jennings is telling in the lives of the girls of her parish and the nurses in Grace Hospital, where her Bible class is a great opportunity. Censoring the films for the Friday Commun- p ity Night is one of her duties and she says with pride There have been no uncertain p1CfUF9S 111 Our' church 3001 E 18th St this Winter. Other duties are varied and fill her life and love to 0VeI'fl0Wing, Bell Clifton 3: PHONES Home Benton 35 120

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LETAH DOYLE, '17, Tulsa District, Oklahoma. A One is often asked, What is a deaconessg what does she do? The District deaconess is to do educational and con- structive Work, helping the different churches to organize their forces and carry out a program which meets the needs of the community, and to educate along lines of missionary activity. Miss Doyle in three weeks did the following t h i n g s, besides many others: Made a religious cen- sus of a communityg called upon the sickg secured help for homesg led many to Christ who were seeking a Savior 5 held a daily story hourg staged an Epworth League pageant, gave a lecture on Home Missions, ad- dressed a Quarter Conference on Community Needsg organized a Queen Esther Circleg addressed a meeting Of the W0m9f1'1'S Foreign Missionary Society on Deal, conesses as Foreign Missionariesug attended a District W. H. M. S. meeting, presented deaconess work at the District Conferenceg distributed good books and mis- IQ- 1-7 I I Illll T' muu I--Q if l ll! C Q ij-1-n-:. , 4' A, S' 1 H . if f -e1aa- l W ' x pfQ:5L,1 ': ' ' . ..... C, Nm . :::::.:':'1:t:::::':::Fff 's5fj ''N l lil 5 T all ,, QLLLL- -W - ' ' l . ,,: ... 1: 5 i -, , - THE STARR ls the accomplishment of an ideal set up by the founders of this institution over a half century ago. Strict adherence to high. standards of' construction, honesty, and business integrity have in turn been justly reflected in the high Quality of each STARR-made'P1ano. Our line comprises the following celebrated Pianos: STARR, RICHMOND, TRAYSER 8a REMINGTON GRAND, UPRIGHT AND PLAYER PIANOS. Call or write for descriptive catalog. The Starr Piano Company 1025 Grand Avenue Kansas City, Mo. . Pulls 122 u