Our mountain work [serial] . he age of fif-teen, are being invited and a programof inspiration, information and recre-ation is planned with a two-fold pur-pose: 1—To remind our young people thatGod has a plan for each life. 2—To help them answer the ques-tion, What should I do about WorldMissions? Included in the program will be anaddress on Saturday afternoon and themorning sermon on Sunday by L. Daniel, Candidate Secretaryof the Board of World Missions of theGeneral Assembly, and a message Satur- See RETREAT, Page 2 THE TTlOUNTAlN ORPHANAQE OPENED ITS DOORS TO NEEDU CHILDREN IN 19
Our mountain work [serial] . he age of fif-teen, are being invited and a programof inspiration, information and recre-ation is planned with a two-fold pur-pose: 1—To remind our young people thatGod has a plan for each life. 2—To help them answer the ques-tion, What should I do about WorldMissions? Included in the program will be anaddress on Saturday afternoon and themorning sermon on Sunday by L. Daniel, Candidate Secretaryof the Board of World Missions of theGeneral Assembly, and a message Satur- See RETREAT, Page 2 THE TTlOUNTAlN ORPHANAQE OPENED ITS DOORS TO NEEDU CHILDREN IN 1904 In 1907 Moved to Balfour In 1922 Moved to Black Mountain OUR MOUNTAIN WORK is indebted to Mrs. H. L. Carpenter, Rutherfordton, for some old pictures of the originalhome, which are reproduced below. They were taken prior to 1907, at the original site on Crabtree Creek in HaywoodCounty. Mrs. T. G. Bales was the first Matron. Dr. R. P. Smith opened the Home with family prayers, and it hasbeen a Christian home ever
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