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

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Baker University Regular College Courses Music and Art Beautiful Campus Extensive Library Wholesome Physical, Social, Moral and Religious Conditions Write for Cataltlg BALDWIN, KANSAS Dean S. Van Cleave, Mgr. Bell Phone, WOSl 1155 VAN CLEAVE FURNITURE CO. On 5th Between Minnesota and State New and Used Furniture and Stoves 433-35-37 Minn. Ave. Kansas City, Kans. NELLIE STEVENS, '13, GLADYS PAUTZ, '15, Bingham Canyon, Utah. Nestled down in a canyon seven miles long is Bingham Canyon, where there is found a little Methodist church seek- ing to serve the community. At present the population is about 8,000. There are three , settlements in the camp, Bing- ham, Copperfield and High- land Boy. The camp as a whole is 65 per cent foreign. Many nationalities are repre- sented. The greatest num- ber of foreigners live in High- land Boyg Greeks, Italians, Japanese, Austrian, Swedish and Serbian predominating. In Bingham proper the population is one-third Mormon. Our Church ministers to a rnuch larger num- ber of people than the Roman Catholic or the Mormon. GLA DYS PAUTZ. 115 has been our highest attendance in Sunday School, and 120 at a Sunday service. God is giving us many Opportunities through our industrial classes, Kin- dergarten, Bgy Scouts., Glrl Pioneers and Camp Fire Girls, reaghing 240 chlldren. We are seeking to give all Whom we touch a vision of the Christ. Paz

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GLENNA DOUD, '19, Detroit, Mich. Miss Doud is working in the Italian section of Detroit. In this district there are 40,000 Italians and the Mary Palmer Church is the only Protestant Organization doing any work among them. It is distinctly a foreign section, and the maJor- ity of the people are nominally Catholic. Miss Doud works with the Italian pastor of the church and has two assistants, a YOLQHS American girl and an Italian young woman. Six y0u1'1g D00- ple from one of the uptown churches aid in the Sun- day School, and a public school teacher in night School- Miss Doud and her assistants conduct classes in religious education, kitchen garden, cooking, sewing, basketry, boys' club work and night school, as well as the Sunday work. They also do much work in the homes, teaching American ideals, finding work for the unemployed, discovering the truly destitute and those who need to be raised to a plane of self-respectg as well as personal evangelism. Miss Doud is learning Italian from her pastor and assistant and in return is teaching the assistant Eng- lish. She is also aiding two young Italian men, who are candidates for the ministry, in their study of the English language. She finds her field a challenge to all her powers and a source of unlimited opportunity. Bonanza Smokeless Semi- Anthracite I S T H li B EST For Furnaces CENTRAL COAL 8: COKE CO KG 94

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