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| JOHN H. CRUTCHER,
Brunswick, Mo. |
| Educated in the public schools of Harrison Co., Ky., Grundy's Business College, Covington, Ky., and Kentucky University; graduate from the last institution--from Bible College in 1873; from Liberal Arts College in 1889. Preached for following churches: Waco, Texas, New Albany, Ind., Bowling Green, Ky., Brunswick, Mo. |
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| JOSIAH W. DAVIS,
Kirksville, Mo. |
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Born in Clay county, Ind., Oct 5, 1840. Son
of Dr. George W. Davis; self-educated. Teacher,
farmer, Captain in U. S. Army three years.
Preaching thirty years, mostly in Missouri; three
thousand converts. Married Miss C. M. Vanhoutin,
of Vermillion, Ills. Has an educated family
of nine, children. Member of Missouri Legislature
four years.
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| JOHN W. JENKINS,
Athena, Oregon. |
| Born Ontario, Canada, Dec. 25, 1857. Graduated at Bethany Minister Paw Paw, Mich. 1880; Chesterland, O., Medina. O. Missionary Jamaica, West Indies, three years. Superintendent of missions and schools for the colored people. Minister West Madison Ave. church, Cleveland, O.; the Dalles, Ore., 1892; minister Hood River, Ore., 1894-1903; Athena, Ore, 1903-4. |
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| JOHN W. COGGINS, JR.,
Kansas City, Mo. |
| Born Asheville, N. C.; student Newton Academy, Asheville, N. C., two years; Mars Hill College, N. C., one year; Milligan College, Tenn., two years, and Christian University, Mo., four years. Minister Laddonia, Mo., three years; minister Odessa, Mo., 1900-1903. Forced by ill health to give up local ministry. Now student Kansas City Dental College, Kansas City, Mo. |