. Our mountain work [serial]. l institutions .within theSynod. The Stewardship Committee askedthe four presbyteries to accept atotal of $207, as the benevo-lent askings for 1946-1947 for theAssemblys and Synods causes, di- The four presbyteries were askedto accept these askings, dividing thesame as follows: Abingdon, $42,; Asheville, $30,; Hol-ston, $42,; and Knoxville,$91, Changes in personnel of the com-mittees of the Synod affected menin Asheville Presbytery as follows: George H. Wright was namedtrustee to succeed the late T. Rev. Thomas P. Johnst
. Our mountain work [serial]. l institutions .within theSynod. The Stewardship Committee askedthe four presbyteries to accept atotal of $207, as the benevo-lent askings for 1946-1947 for theAssemblys and Synods causes, di- The four presbyteries were askedto accept these askings, dividing thesame as follows: Abingdon, $42,; Asheville, $30,; Hol-ston, $42,; and Knoxville,$91, Changes in personnel of the com-mittees of the Synod affected menin Asheville Presbytery as follows: George H. Wright was namedtrustee to succeed the late T. Rev. Thomas P. Johnston, ,was named to succeed Rev. R. , , who resigned astrustee of Union Theological Semi-nary. Rev. L. T. Wilds, , was namedto fill the unexpired term of the lateRev. Joseph R. Sevier, , as trus-tee of Stonewall Jackson College. Rev. T. A. Painter, , wasnamed to succeed himself on theCommittee on the Minister and HisWork, while Dr. Campbell and G. Davis, , were named to Rev. T. G. Tate. Tate Accepts Call ToMurphy-Hayesville succeed themselvesKing College. IS trustees of Rev. T. G. Tate, for the past threeyears pastor of the PresbyterianChurch in Oakland, Fla., has accept-ed the call to the Murphy and Hayes-ville Churches of Asheville Presby-tery and expects to preach his firstsermon in Murphy on October 21 at11:00 and at Hayesville on theafternoon or evening of the sameday. Mr. Tate is a native of McDowellCounty, North Carolina, and was ed-ucated at Davidson College, wherehe received the degrees of , and of Union Theological Sem-inary, where he received his in1916. He was pastor of UnityChurch in Kings Mountain Presby-tery in 1916-17, served in at Camp Jackson, S. C,during the first World V/ar. From1919-22 he was pastor at Badin,N. C, and from 1922 of Olney Pres-byterian Church, Gastonia, N. C,until going to Florida. Mr. Tate was married to MissSara Morrow Griffith, of Nashville,Tenn. He will have moved hi
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