. Our mountain work [serial]. Tenn. Called to order by the D. R. Freeman, the openingsermon was preached by CandidateW. H. Styles, pastor-elect of theBlack Mountain congregation, andthe presbyterial communion servicewas conducted by Rev. R. F. Camr-bell, , assisted by Rev. P. After a brief recess Can-didate J. B. Davidson, pastor-electof the Highlands congregation, alsopreached. Both of these young menwere licensed after further examina-tion and will be ordained and in-stalled in their respective fields. is a son of Asheville Pres-bvtery, being a membe
. Our mountain work [serial]. Tenn. Called to order by the D. R. Freeman, the openingsermon was preached by CandidateW. H. Styles, pastor-elect of theBlack Mountain congregation, andthe presbyterial communion servicewas conducted by Rev. R. F. Camr-bell, , assisted by Rev. P. After a brief recess Can-didate J. B. Davidson, pastor-electof the Highlands congregation, alsopreached. Both of these young menwere licensed after further examina-tion and will be ordained and in-stalled in their respective fields. is a son of Asheville Pres-bvtery, being a member of theSwannanoa congregation. Ruling Elder 0. E. Starnes, ofthe Oak Forest Church, spoke inthe interest of enlarging the endow-mf^nt of King College, the only edu-cational institution owned by theSynod of Appalachia, of which Ashe-ville Presbytery is a part. Upon mo-tion of Rev. H. B. Dendy, , ofVt^eaverville, the Presbvtery ap-proved a campaign to raise a min-(Continued on Page 6) MOUNTAIN ORPHANAGE NEWS ON PAGE THREE. J. B. Davidson Letter Sent All OfficersThroughout Presbytery reply requested Regarding Work In Progress At Fhe Mountain Orphanage; Latest Information To the Ruling Elders and Deacons ofthe Churches of the Presbytery: Brethren: You are entitled to certain infor-mation regarding the extensive re-pairs being made to the buildings atThe Mountain Orphanage. The Home Mission Committee,after careful inspection of the workunder way and needing to be done,voted unanimously to proceed tofinish the necessary work in a first-class manner, and with the bestavailable materials. They authorizeda maximum expenditure of $25,000. Some of you have seen the workbeing done, and are doubtless won-dering how the bills are being of all, there was about $4,500raised for this in connection withthe 1944 Thanksgiving Offering. Afew very small gifts have been re-ceived since. (Continued en Fage 2) Page 2 OUR MOUNTAIN WORK July 1945 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH () SYNOD OF APPALA
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