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| J. MURRAY TAYLOR,
Washington, D. C. |
| Born Gallatin county, Kentucky, March 17, 1872; student at the College of the Bible and Kentucky University 1892-5; withdrew from college 1896 on account of ill health; became minister at Vevay, Ind., and Sanders and Crittenden, Ky.; re-entered college 1898, graduating the following spring; 1901 went to Madison, where he has done the best work of his life. Mr. Taylor has brought 1,000 souls to Christ. |
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| C. H. TROUT,
LaFayettem Ind. |
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Born near Milton, Ky., November 15, 1859; student
and graduate from Eminence College, Kentucky,
with degree of A. B.; student in Kentucky
University five years, graduating in 1886. Minister
at Carrollton, Ky., Richmond and Greensburg,
Ind.; Carrollton and Unionville, Mo.; Piqua, Ohio,
and now minister for past two years of the First
church of LaFayette, Ind.
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| ELI B. WIDGER,
La Porte, Ind. |
| Grew to manhood Louisville, Ky.; educated Bible College, Lexington. Minister Batovia, Ill., two years, which resulted in rebuilding church edifice; La Porte, Ind., eight years, rebuilt and enlarged church property; one year Grand Rapids, Mich.; Columbus, Ind., three years, where he erected a roof-garden church, first in the world. Built two mission churches; has done much work in destitute places. |
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| S. A. STRAWN,
Indianapolis, Ind. |
| Born New Cumberland, Ohio, July 18, 1864; teacher 1882-4; student in Kentucky and Drake Universities 1884-91; graduating in the English, Business College, and Classical Courses of Kentucky University and receiving degree of A. B. from Drake University; minister Elliott, Ia., Literberry, Mt. Carmel, Mattoon, Ill., and Owosso, Mich. Representative of N. B. A. of Church of Christ for Indiana and Michigan, 1902. |