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Door ................................. $ 35-00 Kindergarten .................... 64.79
Academic Grade I I I ....... 202.88
Academic Grade IV'^........ 247.10
Academic Grade V ......... 336-57 I^'ortunes................................ 22.50
Midway ................................ 91.10 G i f t s ....................................... 58-70
'Fotal Receipts........ $2447.61 enses ................ 28.80
Proceeds ................$ 2 , 4 1 8 . 8 1
Fdementary
Grades 1 , 2 . .
178.25
Elementary Fdementary Fdementary dtlementary Idlementary Academic Grade
Grade iXcademic Grade
7 ......... 184.79 I ........... 164.8^
I I ......... 174.00
GIFTS
Grade 3. - . .
Grade 4 .........
Grade 5 .............148.76 Grade 6......... 162.00
THK FAIR, 1928
253.76 122.56
Our gifts in 1927-1928:
i\) the Children’s Ward of Muhlenberg Hospital:
June 1927-June 1928— i; beds.................... January 1928-January 1929— 3 beds
(the third in memory of Ruth \’anBoskerck) Christmas tree and presents...............................
Additional gift equipment \ew Ward............. (Our total gift for this purpose was $2100.00)
For \dta Glass (in memory Henry Taylor) . . . Christmas fruit:
Pine iMountain School, Kentucky........................ Day Nursery, Plainfield........................................
Children’s Home, Plainfield............................... Bonnie Burn Sanatorium, Plainfield....................
Christmas Dinners for Plainfield poor......................
Anti-d'uberculosis Society, Christmas Seals............... Bonnie Burn F a r m .........................................................
I he Dug-Out............................................ Mississippi Flood \’Ietims, additional. New England Flood Victims..................
Near East Relief, Golden Rule Dinners
Fotal................................... $2,555.82
$
1 ,000.00 600.00
22.00 100.00
500.00
I 6.00 7.84
7.84 7.84
I 15.00 24.00 25.00
25.00 8.90 46.40 50.00
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