. Our mountain work [serial] . n service resulted inthe signing of twenty-five cards, in-dicating three who intended to beministers, nine for the foreign field,four for directors of Religious Edu-cation, and nine who did not desig-nate a particular field of service. The class schedule outlined in arecent issue of Our Mountain Work,and the other features of the confer-ence were carried out, except forchanges in personnel. Due to the ill-ness of Rev. P. N. Gresham, hisclasswork was taken by Rev. WalterH. Styles. Mrs. C. M. Sawyer, of theKenilworth Presbyterian Church,took over Mrs. Greshams work
. Our mountain work [serial] . n service resulted inthe signing of twenty-five cards, in-dicating three who intended to beministers, nine for the foreign field,four for directors of Religious Edu-cation, and nine who did not desig-nate a particular field of service. The class schedule outlined in arecent issue of Our Mountain Work,and the other features of the confer-ence were carried out, except forchanges in personnel. Due to the ill-ness of Rev. P. N. Gresham, hisclasswork was taken by Rev. WalterH. Styles. Mrs. C. M. Sawyer, of theKenilworth Presbyterian Church,took over Mrs. Greshams work as acounsellor, and led the morning de-votions for the Pioneers. Other changes in the faculty notincluded in the announcements inthe May issue, were as follows: Inthe Pioneer Group, Rev. J. ClydePlexico taught the course on TheLife Of Paul, and Mrs. C. R. Eck-hoff, of Waynesville, taught thecourse on Sharing Christ With OurFellows. Besides Mrs. Sawyer, J. Stone and Mrs. E. O. Buckncr,(Continued on Page 5) B. HOYT EVANS. Mr. Evans Ordained To Tlie Ministry n To Become Franklin Pastor Candidate B. Hoyt Evans, memberof the Weaverville PresbyterianChurch, was ordained to the gospelministry at a called meeting ofAsheville Presbytery in his homeChurch on Sunday, July 7, and ar-rangements were made for his in-stallation at the Franklin Presbyte-rian Church on Sunday, July 21, at8:00 Rev. Mr. Evans, a recent graduateof Princeton Theological Seminary,Princeton, N. J., is a son of Mr. andMrs. Ben. H. Evans, of is also a graduate of DavidsonCollege, and has accepted a call tobe the pastor of the Franklin con-gregation, where he went immediatelyafter his ordination. Twelve ministers and four rulingelders were present to hear the trialsermon of the candidate and to wit-ness the examination conducted bythe Presbytery. Included in the rul-ing elders were the father of thecandidate, and Edward G. Roberts,of the West Asheville Church, acousin of the candidate. (Conti
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