MORGAN CHURCH OF CHRIST.       Sometime in the forties, Brethren Irvin and John A. Gano held a meeting in Callensville, Pendleton county, Ky., with near a hundred additions. Soon after, Samuel Rogers organized a Church of Christ there which met for some time in a school house. In 1856, after the railroad was built, Mr. Stowers gave ground and the church was built at Morgan. W. M. Tandy dedicated the house and held a meeting. The first elders were Wm. Kirkwood, Jerry Wells and A. E. Ames; the first deacons were Dr. J. B. A. Risk and Wm. Porter. The first house was burned in April, 1883, and the present brick building was erected that year and dedicated in November by J. B. Briney. The church has been a great blessing to the community. Its fine Sunday-school and Jr. and Sr. Y. P. S. C. E. make its future usefulness more promising.

WILLIAM S. HOUCHINS, Cheneyville, La.       Born Burgin, Ky., Aug. 16, 1854; entered College of the Bible, Lexington, Ky., 1875; graduated 1882; missionary to Jamaica, under C. W. B. M., 1883-85; evangelist at the Tabernacle, Dunedin, New Zealand, 1886-88; preached at various points in Australia 1888-1901; returned to United States 1901 and preached one year at Burgin, Ky.; entered upon present charge at Cheneyville, La., October, 1902.

HENRY ALVIN WINGARD, Brownstown, Ind.       Born Delphi, Ind., October 31, 1865; graduated from Delphi High School 1888; taught 1888-1890; student at Butler College 1890-1892; taught 1892-1895; began preaching 1895.

ULYSSES GRANT SUTHERLIN, New Albany, Ind.       Born Orleans, Ind., January 19, 1870; student at Southern Indiana Normal College 1887-9; student at Indiana University 1890; student Kentucky University (College of the Bible) 1891-4; graduated 1894. Minister Hancock Street church, Everett, Mass., 1894; Orleans, Ind., 1896; Liberal, Kan., 1899; Park church, New Albany, Ind., 1901; June 1, 1903, evangelist.

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