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| JOHN J. LOCKHART,
Nevada, Mo. |
| Born Sheboygan county, Wis., May 24, 1850. Student of Kentucky University 1873; student of Bethany College, W. Va., 1877; graduated In National School of Elocution and Oratory 1882. State evangelist of Texas 1890; minister Greenville, Tex. 1891-93; Nevada, Mo., 1896-97; evangelized in the states of Texas, Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, Kansas, Colorado and Tennessee with much success. Chaplain 2nd Regiment National Guards of Missouri. |
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| JAMES MONROE VAN HORN,
Worcester, Mass. |
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Born, Malvern, O., Feb. 17, 1849; educated at
Hiram and Alliance Colleges; received the degree
of M. A. front Bethany College, also M. A.
and LL. D. from Hiram College. All his
public life has been spent as minister at Canfield,
Mineral Ridge, Wellsville, Ravenna and Warren,
Ohio; Chester and Birkenhead, England, and
Worcester, Mass.
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| J. E. DAVIS,
Stanberry, Mo. |
| Born at Winterset, Ia., July 23, 1877; reared in Daviess county, Mo.; graduated from Winston High School in 1898, valedictorian of class; from Central Christian College with degree of Ph. B. in 1901. Post-graduate work at Drake University. Minister of churches at Wilcox. Osborn, and Perrin, Mo., 1899-1901; minister of church at Princeton, Mo., 1901-1903; minister of church at Stanberry, Mo., 1903----. |
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| J. H. HARDIN,
Boston, Mass. |
| Born near Bedford, Trimble county, Ky., Nov. 21, 1848. Educated country schools, Kentucky University, and Missouri University. Been preaching for thirty-three years. First charge, Columbia, Ky.; second charge, Madison, Ind. Has been president of Christian University and Eureka College; Corresponding Secretary Missouri Christian Co-operation and of American Christian Missionary Society. |