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| JOSEPH LOWE,
Los Angeles, Cal. |
| Born Greensburg, Ind., 1835; left college and married Persis M. Riggs 1858; preached in Iowa, Ill., Minn., Neb., Mo., Cal.; minister in Iowa City, Quincy, Beatrice, St. Peter, Savannah, Healdsburg, Hollister, Bakersfield, E. Los Angeles; at present evangelizing; edited the Golden Era, Kansas City, 1884-5; identified with all missionary and educational interests; lives in the present; always employed; baptized about five thousand. |
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| THOS. J. LOCKHART,
Los Angeles, Cal. |
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Born Belleville, Ind., Dec. 10, 1837; youngest
son of Thomas Lockhart, pioneer preacher of Indiana;
joined the church in 1855; served in the
Union Army in Company B, Seventh Indiana Volunteers;
deacon at Hazelwood, Pa.; charter member
and deacon at Orange, California; now deacon
in First church, Los Angeles, Cal.
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| NICHOLAS BOIS MCGHEE,
Los Angeles, Cal. |
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Born Girard, Ill., Sep. 1, 1857; educated at Eminence
College, Eminence, Ky.; made a tour of
Europe, Egypt and the Holy Land in 1889; Butler,
Mo., Oklahoma City, Ft. Scott, Ks., and Chester,
Eng., are among some of the pulpits he has
held; he has evangelized but very little, yet his
frequent reports show his power to win souls to
the Master.
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| JAMES H. MCCOLLOUGH,
Irvington, Cal. |
| Born Nov. 20, 1829, Crawfordsville, Ind.; ordained in 1858; graduated in classical course Butler College 1865; later took A. M. degree; minister, Bloomington, Terre Haute, Rushville, Ind.; Dayton, O., Quincy and Bloomington, Ill., Denver, Colo., San Francisco, Cal.; edited Pacific Church News, also The Truth; at one time president of Washington College; still preaching every Lord's day. |