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| OSCAR D. HALSELL,
Oklahoma City, O. T. |
| Born at Clarkesville, Texas, Feb. 14, 1859. Left school 1876. Had charge of a large ranch for a number of years. Now president and business manager of one of the largest wholesale interests in the Southwest. Member of Oklahoma Missionary Board. Officer in the church, Oklahoma City. President of building committee. Is liberal towards all of our enterprises. |
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| HENRY HERBERT MONINGER,
Steubenville, Ohio. |
| Born near Washington. Pa., April 29, 1876; student at Bethany College, graduating with degree of A. B. 1898; student West Virginia University 1898-9, University of Indianapolis 1899-1900, and Yale University 1900-1; degrees of A. M. from W. Va. University and B. D. from Yale. Minister First church, Steubenville, O., 1902; church membership 950; additions past year 247. |
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| JOHN A. ARMSTRONG,
Summerfield, O. |
| Born West Middletown, Washington county, Pa., 1844; united with the U. P. church in 1862. Hearing Campbell McKeever preach and learning the way more perfectly, in 1867, he obeyed the gospel, was baptized T. D. Garvin, at Wilmington. O., and for many years has been laboring for Christ. Is now minister of the Church of Christ at Belmont Ridge, and Stafford, Ohio. |
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| MILLISON J. MAXWELL,
McComb, Ohio. |
| Born near Mt. Gilead, O., September 18, 1850; graduating with honors from Bethany College, W. Va., 1874. In a continuous ministry of twenty-nine years, serving several Ohio churches as minister; at Ada, three years, Minerva five, years; Augusta, six years; Bellefontaine, three years; Bucyrus, three years; McComb. at present. Life director in the F. C. M. S. |