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| N. D. BOOTHBY,
Vevay, Ind. |
| Born near Georgetown, O., March 20, 1847; educated at Delhi, Ohio; entered the ministry in 1893 in Eastern Kentucky; first charge, Three Prong, Ky.; second, Leatherwood, Ky.; third, Upper Grassy, Ky.; during his ministry has received 300 confessions and baptisms; remainder of ministry up to present time has been devoted to evangelical work; now in his fifty-seventh year of age. |
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| ARTHUR A. BROWN,
Portland, Ind. |
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Born at Alamo, Tenn., July 8, 1876; raised on
a farm; confessed Christ at the age of fourteen;
entered Bible College at Lexington, Ky., February
1896; June, 1901, accepted the work at New Paris
and Campbelltown, O.; March, 1903, minister
West Walnut Street church, Portland, Ind.
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| ABRAM PLUNKETT,
Crawfordsville, Ind. |
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Born Maysville, Putnam county, Indiana, January
16, 1839; soldier in Civil War 1862-65;
Ladoga Academy 1865-69; minister 1866.
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| WILLIAM H. JACKS,
Logansport, Ind. |
| Born in Rush county, Indiana, Jan. 2, 1831; educated in the common schools; moved to Francisville, Ind., 1857; elected Clerk Pulaski Circuit Court 1860; moved to Logansport, Ind., July, 1869 to be deputy clerk Cass Circuit Courtl 1893 appointed by the President United States Consul at London, Ontario, Canada. Joined Church of Christ at Winamac in 1862; united with the church at Logansport, Ind., June, 1870. |