Arizona republican., 1920-02-11
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 every Sunday afternoon. The heating apparatus of the guild house has been renovated and the rectorY repainted- We are now considering removing the guild house to a more central location. Mir. Moore also visits the Grand Can yon for occasional services. The wom- ans guild in Flagstaff. having assumed the debt of $3000 on the church. has reduced it recently to S2S00.
 WinsIow
 The Rev. Harold $. Brewster adds to the care of St. Paufs mission, our oldest church in northern Arizona. the oversight of the unorganized mission at Holbrook. Holbrook is destined to be an important town with the open ing up of the White mountain region, with it's rich treasures of timber and coal. A branch railroad is now belnS built For the development of our mission we should erect a guild housa on the fine lots already owned by us in Holbrook.
 Seeking new worlds to conquer, MT. Brewster has revived services at King man, with a fair attendance and con- siderable interest already manifested Soon we shall need another mission ary in northern Arizona.
 institutions
 The Hospital of the Good Shepherd has lost by retirement, after twenty five years of noble, unflagging and un- selfish service, its first and only su- perintendent, Miss Eliza w. Thackara- What Miss Thackara has meant to this work and to the Navajos no ono can adequately tell, but she retireS with the profound gratitude and af- lection of all who have been associated with her. We are fortunate in haNlnS as her successor her co-Worker Tor several years Miss Anne Cady. who is also fortunate in securing as head nurse Mrs Laffin. who is familiar with the Navajo country and. it's peo- pie during 8. former residence. Dr. Wigglesworth has retired as medical director. but again we are fortunate in securing a worthy successor to him. Through the generosity of a friend we are able to thoroughly renoVate and restore the chapel. Another friend has given Ford automobile to the hospital. This is a great boon, en- abling us to secure our supplies from Gallup. the nearest railroad station 30 miles distant. and it also helps on ths- work in other ways. The hospital 1s overcrowded and never was the future more promising if We can have suttl- cient funds to carry on the work. We hope to establish a day school for the children and to erect new building to house them if the executive coun- cil of the church will see fit to heed our request. and to devote some of their funds from the nation wide cam paign for this purpose.
 The Tuberculosis Homes
 St. Luke's. in the desert Tucson, has had a good year, closing for the sum mer months. new porch has been added to the original wing, and when we finally complete this wing, which is now made possible by the gift of friend, not of our communion. or S2500, we can accommodate several more patients, but the other wing ought to be built as soon as possible. St. Luke'S home, Phoenix, has had a prosperous and busy year. The en- largement by the addition of four new bungalows, accommodating 70 or 2J patients, has made it possible to eN- tend it's work, especially among sick soldiers, many of whom have been gassed thus making them especially susceptible to tuberculosis. The orig inal administration building, including the present dining room and kitchen. has been thoroughly renovated and largely rebuilt. Our next need is a central heating plant, which would cost about $10,000, and a vocational training school where the patients might be trained to earn their living in the future and by means of such teaching and work they would be both mentally and physically helped. The endowment fund of the home has been increased by additions amounting to about $3000. The endowment now stands at $5O.S00. Our immediate mark is S100,000.
 spoke in my last convocation ad- dress of the proposed new summer camp near Prescott. The fund for building purposes now amounts to about $7000. Double this amount is required. We are negotiating for a large tract of land consisting of more than 50 acres, which has been offered to at an extremely low price. We require only $500 to complete the amount necessary for the purchase of this whole tract of land. Sufficient
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