Article July 24, 1954 Issue

Of Good Report

Relief for Korean Orphans and Widows

As a result of gifts made by The Mother Church, several orphanages in Korea have been enabled to improve the lot of the orphans in their care. In one instance a one-story frame building was erected for one hundred and twenty girls who had lived in tents which had been badly torn by winds and rains. The girls themselves helped in the erection of the new structure.

In another instance an orphanage situated on a farm and caring for one hundred children was enabled to rebuild one structure and erect another offering sanitary facilities. The improvements made it possible to care for an additional hundred children.

A third orphanage used its portion of the donation to repair the interior of its building, which is located in one of the most devastated sections of the city, and to buy additional property to serve as a playground for the children who otherwise roamed around.

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