. Our mountain work [serial] . e s b yterianCollege in Durant, Okla. She at-tended the Missionary Institute atMontreat during this past summerand is now en route to her field. Miss Dixon is the daughter of Mr. andMrs. Albert T. Dixon, of Hendersonville,who are active in the First MethodistChurch. Her sister, Martha, is now study-ing at Greensboro College in preparationfor full-time Christian service. She alsohas two brothers. She joined the North Wilkesboro Pres-byterian Church by transferring her letterfrom the Methodist Church soon after shegraduated from high school. ELLIS BECOMES SYNODSREG
. Our mountain work [serial] . e s b yterianCollege in Durant, Okla. She at-tended the Missionary Institute atMontreat during this past summerand is now en route to her field. Miss Dixon is the daughter of Mr. andMrs. Albert T. Dixon, of Hendersonville,who are active in the First MethodistChurch. Her sister, Martha, is now study-ing at Greensboro College in preparationfor full-time Christian service. She alsohas two brothers. She joined the North Wilkesboro Pres-byterian Church by transferring her letterfrom the Methodist Church soon after shegraduated from high school. ELLIS BECOMES SYNODSREGIONAL DIRECTOR Rev. I. M. Ellis, pastor of the First Pres-byterian Church, Gastonia, N. C, has re-signed his work there to accept the call tobecome Regional Director of Religious Ed-ucation of the Synod of Appalachia. Mr. Ellis, who has been at Gastonia since1940 as pastor, and previously for twoyears as Assistant Pastor and Director ofReligious Education, will begin his newwork in January. He will reside in Knox-ville, Dec. 1950 OUR MOUNTAIN WORK Page 3 Founded1904 NEWS FROM — Fifty-SixChildren The Mountain Orphanage Owned and Operated by Asheville Presbyteryrev. R. E. McClure, Treasurer three Miles West of Black Mountain — Old Highway HARRY E. BARKLEY. SUPERINTENDENTi CHURCH STREET NUMBER 1 ASHEV1LLE, N. C. BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. For information concerning admission and/or care of children, consult the Superintendent at the Orphanage (Telephone, Black Mountain 4921). ....For information concerning financial matters, write the Treasurer at the above address. THANKSGIVING IS JOYOUS OCCASION AT ORPHANAGE Gifts Of Churches — Children Enjoy DinnerMrs. Terry Again Furnishes Turkey We wish that it had been possible forall interested and generous friends of TheMountain Orphanage to have gotten aglimpse of our fifty-seven children here asthey gave thanks before sitting down to abountiful dinner on Thanksgiving Day. Itis at times like this that we realize, moreand mo
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