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| ROBERT E. GRABEL,
Dallas, Texas. |
| Born Weatherford Texas, Dec. 7, 1874; student Whitt Seminary and Normal College, Texas, 1890-1893; student Denton 1894-95; student Texas Christian University, Waco, Texas, 1895-96. Minister Gilmer, Tex., 1896; Oak Cliff church, Dallas, Texas, 1897-98; preached for Big Springs church Big Springs, Texas, 1899. In 1901 entered the prohibition lecture field, devoting his entire time to the cause of prohibition. |
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| ARTHUR W. JONES,
Comanche, Texas. |
| Born Caddo Gap, Ark., July 18, 1870; baptized August, 1890; student University Arkansas 1891; graduate English Bible course Add-Ran (Texas Christian Univ.) 1896; evangelist S. W. Dis. of Arkansas 1892, and Brownwood District of Texas 1902-1903. Prominent Prohibition speaker; ministries, Hope, Ark., Quanah, Texas, Roswell, N. M., Dublin, Texas, Ardmore, I. T., Blooming Grove, Hubbard, Mertens, Clarendon, Comanche, Texas. |
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| J. T. MCGARVEY,
Carthage, Mo. |
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Born [1864] in Lexington, Kentucky, and now preaching
at Carthage, Mo.
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| S. R. EZZELL,
Lancaster, Texas. |
| Born St. Charles county, Mo., Sept. 13, 1834. Student at Troy Seminary. Author of "Great Legacy," and other books. Minister of the Church of Christ forty-five years. Self and books have been instrumental in enlisting about 4,000 souls. Wife and three children gone home; five, children living; all Christians. Present Christian wife, Mary C., a donor of $5,000 to Home Board. |