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| NEWTON J. NICHOLSON,
Stanberry, Mo. |
| Born Star's Peak, N. C., Aug. 17, 1857; student at Montezuma, Iowa. Began school teaching in his twentieth year. At the age of twenty-eight began ministerial life; student eighteen months in Correspondence Bible College, Kimberlin Heights, Tenn; student two years in Stanberry Normal School. Minister for Ravenwood, Island City, Sheridan, Maysville, Tina, Pattonsburg, Sumner and Whitesville, Mo. |
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| J. R. LUCAS,
Marionville, Mo. |
| Born near Wainsburg, Tenn., Feb. 26, 1831; reared in Kentucky, married and began preaching. Been preaching over fifty years. Has had fourteen public debates with such men as Jacob Ditzler, D. B. Ray, Elder Hughey, and other men prominent in their respective organizations. Preached in several states, and been the means under God of bringing many into the church. Now at Marionville, Mo. |
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| ELDER W. C. ROGERS,
Cameron, Mo. |
| Born in Clinton county, O., June 10, 1828; was baptized Dec. 25, 1843, by his father. Graduated at Bacon College 1850; graduated at Bethany College 1852. Began preaching 1847; married Mary Elizabeth Garth Jan. 5, 1858. Corresponding Secretary of the General Missionary Society of the Church of Christ the year 1865-66. During his ministry has baptized four or five thousand. Now living in Cameron, Mo. |
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| J. CLARK WILLIAMS,
Leora, Mo. |
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Born Poseyville, Ind., June 22, 1875. Student
School of Evangelist, Kimberlin Heights, Tenn.
Graduated class of 1891-92; graduated High
School, Owensville, Ind. Worked as evangelist
for State Board of Missouri one year; minister of
Church of Christ, Leora, Mo.
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