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| JOHN A. TABOR,
Oklahoma City, O. T. |
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Son of Nathan and Mary Bagwell Tabor; born
Bagwell, Tex., Feb. 15, 1872. Learned penmanship
on sand bar; by it paid way through college;
married to Nellie Greenwood, Lampassas, Tex.,
1894, who lived seven months; married to Mary
Williams, of Ohio, 1896. Born unto them four
children; one girl, three boys. Entered ministry
1895; appointed State Evangelist, Oklahoma Territory,
1903.
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| J. C. B. STIVERS,
Wellington, Ohio. |
| Born Franklin county, Ky., Jan. 1, 1855; student Ky. University and College of the Bible, graduating from latter in 1878. Minister Grayson, Ky., 1878-79; Duke Centre, Pa., 1879-81; Waverly, N. Y., 1881-4; Collinwood, O., 1884-7; New Cumberland, W. Va., 1887-90; Uniontown, Pa., 1890-3; Pittsburg, Pa., 1894-6; Evangelist Ohio Christian Society 1896-8; minister Missoula, Mont., 1898-9; Elyria, Ohio, 1899-1901; Wellington, Ohio, 1901. |
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| H. WARNER NEWBY, M. D.,
Guthrie, O. T. |
| Born Clinton county Mo., Dec. 8, 1861. Degrees from four colleges. Been preaching ten years; general evangelist for A. C. M. S., Kansas state evangelist. Minister Ulysses, Garden City, Kansas, and Guthrie, O. T. Clear and strong in the pulpit--loyal to the Book and the brethren. Built twelve churches, constituted 20. Added about 13,000 to the church, averaging more than one for each sermon. |
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| C. E. BROWN,
Arapahoe, Okla. |
| Born in Fulton county, Ill., June 18, 1872. Educated for a Lutheran preacher in Carthage College (Ill.); united with the Church of Christ in 1893, and married Miss Maud Wilkes in 1900. Has held successful ministries in Eureka Springs, Ark.; Maysville, Kingston and Mount Vernon, Mo., and has successfully evangelized in fourteen states and territories; now minister First church Arapaho, Oklahoma. |