The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-12-18 00:00:00

CORRESPON DNCE,

To the Editor of the Stol(rbfidie Observ,2r.
IN APPEAL TO FATIIERi AND MOTHERS.

Sir, The 13irmingham Boys' Home, and the Girls'
Refuge are the only two Institutions in the Mid—
lands where any poor homeless boy or girl may
obtain instant adtnisson by day or night, and
Birmingham being a large town naturally attracts
a number of wandering youngsters in addition to the
Isrg,e supply or local cases. Children have been
received into the homes from nearly every o(Nunty
in England. During the coining Jubilee Year a
New Boys' Home will be opened, and it is an
anxious desire to commence the New Year absolulely
free from debt. I beg permission to appeal to such
of your readers who may be Willing to help the
helpless children wandering fu endless in this large
community, and beg that a share of their Christmas
donation may be given to these objects.
nced only add that over 800 Boys and 200 Girls
have been a,_,sistecl, to- prove how necessary such
Institutions are.

I am, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
ALFRED V. FORDYCE,
p.p. T. B Lloyd.
Founder and Hon. Sec.

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