. Our mountain work [serial]. d moderator. Rev. R. F. Campbell,, pastor emeritus of the FirstPresbyterian Church of Asheville,was elected moderator at El Dorado,Ark., in 1927. Rev. D. W. Richard-son, , of the faculty of UnionTheological Seminary, Richmond,Va., was the retiring moderator of1944, is a member of AshevillePresbytery. Montreal The Mountain Retreat Associationunder the skillful leadership of C. Anderson, , a member ofAsheville Presbytery, has grown ra-pidly into a church-owned institu-tion with ample accommodationsfor the annual summer conferencescovering all phas
. Our mountain work [serial]. d moderator. Rev. R. F. Campbell,, pastor emeritus of the FirstPresbyterian Church of Asheville,was elected moderator at El Dorado,Ark., in 1927. Rev. D. W. Richard-son, , of the faculty of UnionTheological Seminary, Richmond,Va., was the retiring moderator of1944, is a member of AshevillePresbytery. Montreal The Mountain Retreat Associationunder the skillful leadership of C. Anderson, , a member ofAsheville Presbytery, has grown ra-pidly into a church-owned institu-tion with ample accommodationsfor the annual summer conferencescovering all phases of the Churchswork; Montreat College using theplant during the fall, winter andspring to provide a Christian educa-tion to over 300 girls in high schooland junior college work; and theAssembly Inn is a year-round hotel,on the ground floor of which ishoused The Historical Foundation ofPresbyterian and Reformed(Continued on Page 7) SEE PAGES 4 & 5 IHl UNIUD KlllGtOliS lOUCAJION ADVA mtstruniAii CHUUCH IN 7HCIIHItlO tUtlS. Services At Lakey Gap Rev. R. K. Davenport, of Greens-boro, conducted a series of evan-gelistic services at Lakey Gap Cha-pel, near Black Mountain, fromApril 22nd to 29th. Mr. Davenportis evangelist for the Synod of NorthCarolina. The work at Lakey Gap has beensponsored by Misses Anne and LydeWilson, who live nearby. They haveworked under the Black MountainPresbyterian Church and have beenassisted by members of that congre-gation and students from the Mon-treat College. Since last September, by arrange-ment with the Black MountainMountain Church and the HomeMission Committee, Rev. J. H. Gru-ver has been the supply preacher atthat point. YOUNG PEOPLES Conference PlansFor 1945 For announcement concern-ing the Senior Conference,June 18-23, at Montreat, seePage 6 of this issue. Laymen Visit Orphanage ToSee Repair Work There PLANT INSPECTED Ueview Work In Main Building New Apartment—Consider Cost And Needs At a formal meeting of theHome Mission Committee—heldo
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