The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-10
4 Good CaaSe.

Tn. R->cu" hrphanagr Is an or
.auiAati ION, duly chartered by the
State OF South Carolina. and located
ut Columbia. : c. which has for its
object the r-.>cuiuS and caring for
and rearing OF children who ar. not
eligible. for :,I,mi>sion 10 !,- various
o!ruoiui,i,i ion:tl nrpittut."> of the
State. am! tl.. education of them
,lou. three lines. moral. ply y>icai
al,,! spiritual. to the end that they
NAV become useful citizens.
Tha, there j. :. great need for such
au institution is evidenced hv the
fact that. IN Columbia alone, there
ar:. known TO be more than two
score white children liviu. in un
moral surroundings. some Of them III
fhe care OF negro women.
The Rescue OrphanaSe is control
led bv:, Board OF Directors. business
and professional men OF va7:ons re-
li.inus denominations and OF no de-
,,o,uiuaiiona! affiliations but all with
one purpos- ia view. VIZ: To see that
40 white child in the State shall be
allowed TO grow TO maturity without
au opportunity 20 become good
citizen.
Up to the present the management
has h,ei. able to take only Il fraction
o! the applicants twenty for lack OF
means To Gefray expenses: TO accom-
pliSh the most good 1T the least per
c:.pit:t cost. we should be able 20 care
COR not less than fifty.
We have Il competent Superlntend-
-ut and 4 teacher witt. wide expert
rncc in kindergarten work. but like
every one else connected with the
institution. they are making sacri-
fees for il: their salaries being bare
liz enough, for the most economical
living.
y bandot Co!umbi;, women have
undertaken TO ciothe the children by
soliciting gifts Of material from mer-
chants and mills and making them
up into garments.
Such money as has been expended
has been furnished by the Directors
and a few outside friends.
We are occupying premises, upon
which We have an option expiring
November 1St. consisting OF = large
brick residence. several wooden cot
tases. and ). acres Of land. about two
miles from Columbia. This is an
ideal place FOR our purpose and we
can obtain title upon the payment
OF $4,000.
Now TO establish this Institution
upon !. permanent basis we must
have two funds, lst about $40 per
month 1t present for current e1pen-
ses, this will enable US to care for
fifty children; end. we need $4,000 for
the purchase money and besides
should have steadily increasing
permanent: fund for enlargement. ~
til. needs OF lie institution arises.
Plans are now being perfected
looking 10 the selection OF Directors
u, lars. from all sections OF the
State. WHO Kill co operate with the
local Board in locating children and
raising funds for :he support o! the
institution.
Al! who are interested may obtain
further information from Joseph
Norwood, Treasures. Union Ma
,ion:,l Bank: d. W. Robinson. Chair
man OF the Board Of Directors. or
Rev. Carlile Courtenary. Chairman
of Finance Committee.
Besides the above named. the fol-
lowing comprise the local Board OF
Directors:
a. II. alee,ze. H. c. HudSens, G. j.
Bruce, y. r. Teeple, 7. X. Feas:n,
Samuel Owens. j. B. FennelI, Il. H..
Cochran, DR.. K. 4 Lancaster, Rev
h. 6. Finiay. Rev. &. 4. Blackburn,
l.. S. Mattison. w b. Montgomery,
w. 2. Harlnick. 3. b. Kirkland, j.
4. Penland. C. NJ Scott, p. G. Price,
Henry klliott. Rev a. c. Baker, Rev.
Rev. y. y. Brunson. H. y. Taylor,
w. S. Lindsay, W. b. West, ". H.
Townsend. a. J. Roberts, Robt.
Jenkins, I. H. Harris, DR.. L. II. Du-
Bose, Rev. G. a. Freed. Rev. J. P.
Knox