Support Orphans Singing for Supper at Monroe Concert Oct. 14, 1920

Another year of high prices and another siege of influenza in our State have served to make the needs of the orphanages greater, and the demands upon these institutions for admission of needy children is increasing. The Oxford orphanage recevies children without regard to denomination or fraternal relationship of parents, the need of the children being the first and chief consideration, and is striving to do its part in meeting the increasing demands. The singing class of this institution will give a concert in Monroe at the Strand theatre, Thursday, October 14. Your presence at the concert will aid in this work and will help and encourage the children, and friends who are working in their behalf. (From the Monroe Journal, October 8, 1920)