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| WILLIAM E. DAUGHTERY,
Fitzgerald, Ga. |
| Born in McMinn county, Tennessee, May 13, 1867; made the confession when seventeen, and was baptized by President Ashley S. Johnson; preached his first sermon in his nineteenth year; ministered to the churches at Austell, Rockmart and Cedartown, Ga.; spent seven years in Florida as minister and general evangelist under the State Board of Missions; now minister First church, Fitzgerald, Ga. |
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| EBAL E. VIOLETT,
Loveland, Colo. |
| Born Merritt, Ill., February 17, 1880; took Bible course under Prof. C. J. Burton; taught school in Warren county, Illinois; minister at White Hall, Ill., 1899-1900; Roseville, Ill., 1900-1902; Loveland, Colo., and representative National Benevolent Association in Colorado and Montana 1902. Degree "Doctor of Literature" 1903. Portion of time in evangelistic field, both preaching and singing. |
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| JAMES H. CRANSTON,
Augusta, Ga. |
| Born April 22, 1846; true to the South, followed the Starry Cross in its brief but glorious career for Constitution and Liberty in the "Sixties," as a private in the famous Washington Light Artillery of Charleston, S. C.; united with the church at Augusta, Ga., under the preaching of J. S. Lamar, May 19, 1867; now secretary of the board, and clerk of the church at Augusta, Ga., 1903. |
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| R. A. HELSABECK,
Watkinsville, Ga. |
| Born Rural Hall, N. C., January 1, 1870; student at Dalton's Academy before entering Bible College, Lexington, Ky., 1887; graduated in 1891, going at once to Virginia as evangelist for district; minister Pembroke, Va., 1892-97; preached since at Griffin, Ga., and three years in present charge. |