KINGSLEY HOUSE
3 Pulton Street,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Summer home, Yalaneis, Ps.
A farm of 98 seren, with new buildings, expable of secem
dating 150 children at one time.
Kingsley House, Pittsburg, Pa.
Pounded December, 1905, by Rev. George Hedgen, te be
fair in all things ourselves and to help and persuade others to
be likewine,"
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CHARACZIR OP TO:
*Clubs for boys and girls, elassen in arithmetie, de-
bating, parlentury practice, English, oceking, sewing, dress-
making, kindergarten, 1ibrary, gymnasium, baths, playground,
country outings, etc. Te are striving to help in the making of
strong, sleun, upright character. Het by numbers ner by events
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would we nurk our progress, but by influence--influence that ecman
from first-hand social contact with men, women, beye and girls
of our community. Very slightly, perhaps, yet with seme affect,
we believe, has Kingsley House made itself felt in the larger
life of the city. Se imperative have bem the demands for sinoat
eenstant presence at the house itself that we have found 11t:le
tine to acquaint ourselves with the larger neighborhoed shent
un. Some time has been spent in the investigating of hemingen-
ditiens in our own neighborheed. Let its range of social service
grow wider and vider, helping to atir into activity and to mass
together the available forces of righteousness in the whole eity,
forces which at present are much divided and widely seattered."
That does Kingsley House stand for in Pittsburg today?
It is a place where nen and venen my ace their homes, 14-
boring intelligently, enstantly, rearlessly, sincerely for
the needs of the leeslity, binding themselves by sympathy, service
and love to the lives of the people, ce-operating in every pos-
sible way with 11 persons where working for the geed of the
neighborheed, carrying the great principle of friendship inte
all that they do and deing it in auch a way that it shall be
possible for all goed men to anseelste themselves with the
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