p. 16 | A Good Enterprise

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Mar 11, 1913

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 40, No. 10.

A Good Enterprise

A Good Enterprise.—The Girls' Club of the Ladies' Home Journal has undertaken to raise among its members a fund of $1,200, to be used for endowing a perpetual scholarship in medicine for Chinese women at the Union Medical College for Women, located at Peking, China, with the understanding that the successive beneficiaries will devote their services to the neglected and suffering among their own sex. June 1, 1913, is the date set for the completion of the fund, the Journal subscribing to one half of the fund, if the members of the club, by individual contributions, will make up the remaining $600. Only members of the Girls' Club are to be allowed to contribute to the fund, and the money must be earned through personal effort.