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| WILLIAM W. SNIFF,
Rushville, Ind. |
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Born Lee county, Iowa, 1866; graduated from
Denmark (Iowa) Academy 1885; Tri-State Normal
College, Angola, Ind., 1889; Eureka (Ill.)
College 1893. Began preaching at Ligonier, Ind.,
1889; minister Watseka, Ill., Compton Heights,
St. Louis, Mo., Franklin Circle, Cleveland, Ohio,
and Rushville, Ind.
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| JAMES LAUREL HADDOCK,
Baton Rouge, La. |
| Born Aug. 16, 1862, at Light, Tenn.; baptized by T. B. Larimore 1883; completed junior course at State Normal Col., Florence, Ala.; completed B. S. course at West Tennessee Christian College, Henderson, Tenn., June, 1891. He was in the evangelistic work eight successive years under Tennessee Mission Board; had over 4,000 additions, 174 in one meeting; received honorary degree A. M. at Georgie Robertson Christian College 1900. Married Miss Sara E. Snellings, Feb. 18, 1903. |
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| L. C. WARREN,
Veedersburg, Ind. |
| Born April 5. 1830; "born again" August 17, 1843; married July 24, 1850; preached 35 years; field was Indiana, eastern Illinois and southern Michigan and part of Colorado, where he served as judge of the court. Organized and re-organized over 100 churches; baptized many thousands, and brought into the field twelve worthy preachers. |
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| ALLEN T. SHAW,
Knightstown, Ind. |
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Born Clay county, Indiana, August 29, 1877;
taught vocal music at nineteen; student at The
School of the Evangelists 1897-1900; minister
Kipton, O., and vice-president Eleventh Dist. O. C.
M. S. 1901-2; minister Greenville, O., 1902-2.
Minister Knightstown 1903.
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