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WALLACE THARP,
Alleghany, Pa. |
Born Middletown, Ky., September 22, 1858; educated
at Forest Home Academy, Anchorage, Ky.
Been preaching for twenty-three years; first charge
Glasgow, Ky.; second charge Versailles, Ky.; minister
at Carlisle, Ky., Augusta, Ga., and Crawfordsville,
Ind.; now First church, Alleghany, Pa.
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CHAPMAN S. LUCAS,
Alleghany, Pa. |
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Born Maybrook, Va., May 5, 1849; student at
Richmond College, Va., graduating in 1867. Minister
churches at Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Westerville,
and Roanoke, Va.; Lexington, Mo., Augusta,
Ga., Maysville, Ky., and Alleghany, Pa. Died in
harness, while minister of First church, Alleghany,
Pa., November 20, 1896. His motto was "Work
on earth and rest in heaven."
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JOSEPH KING,
Alleghany, Pa. |
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Born in Trumbull county, O., July 9, 1831.
Student at Hiram and Bethany Colleges, graduating
with degree of A. B. in 1855. Minister church
at Warren, Williamsville and New Lisbon, O., and
Alleghany, Pa. Had the unexampled ministry
of First church at Alleghany, Pa., for twenty-one
years; resigned on account of ill health, and
died in Alleghany, May 11, 1890.
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WM. H. GRAHAM,
Alleghany, Pa. |
Born in Alleghany, Pa., Aug. 3, 1844. Served
as superintendent of the First church Sunday
school, Alleghany, Pa., for seven years. This
famous Sunday school holds the Children's Day
Banner for having contributed an average of
$500 per year for fifteen years, or a total of
seventy-five hundred dollars for Foreign Missions.
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