Whitewright Sun
January 9, 1920


HOMES WANTED FOR ORPHAN CHILDREN

The Children's Aid Society of New York will soon bring to this city a small company of children for the purpose of finding homes for them.

The most of these children come from the best orphanages in and about New York and have been diligently trained and selected with care to fit the new family life into which they are to enter. If a mistake has been made in this choice or for
any reason the child be not satisfactory, the Society bears the trouble and expense for its return.

These children are both sexes, but are chiefly boys and range in age from one to fourteen years.

We earnestly hope that you will aid us, either by opening your home to a child or interesting some other worthy person.

The children will be in Whitewright, at the K.P. and I.O.O.F. Hall, next Friday, January 16, at two p.m.

The following well-known citizens of Whitewright will act as a local committee. Application must be made as early as possible to a member of this committee.

C. B. Bryant
J. W. Wilson