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| JOSEPH LUTHER GREENWELL,
West Point, Mass. |
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Born at Owenton, Owen county, Ky., Aug. 4,
1878. Graduated from the College of the Bible,
Lexington, Ky., June, 1903. Minister of the
church at West Point, Mississippi.
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| W. W. PHARES,
Jackson, Miss. |
| Born Jackson, La., Dec. 25, 1873. Studied in public schools, later in Add-Ran University; taught school in Texas and Louisiana two years; minister church at Fayette, Miss., three years; Dyersburg, and Newbern, Tenn., five years; recording secretary Tenn. Christian Missionary Convention, 1902; Corresponding secretary and state evangelist Mississippi Christian Missionary Convention, 1903. |
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| WILLIAM CONRAD MAUPIN,
Johnson City, Tenn. |
| Born near Charlottesville, Virginia, June 8, 1840. Student of Boon's Creek Institute, East Tennessee. Failed to graduate on account of rebellion. United with Church of Christ 1859. Ordained to ministry Aug. 11, 1867; preached over much of Tennessee, Southwest Virginia, Western North Carolina, Kentucky, and Northern Missouri. Minister at Johnson City five years, while church was being built. Now preaching for Boon's Creek church. |
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| WM. STANLEY,
Coleman, Texas. |
| Born in Kentucky 1832; educated Hanover College, Indiana; graduated Louisville Law University 1854. Practiced law ten years. City Atty. Newport, Ky., and Leavenworth, Kan. Four years Confederate Army as Captain 6th Ky., and Assistant Judge Advocate General, staffs of Generals Johnston and Hood. Preaching since 1870, principally Versailles, Harrodsburg, Cynthiana, Hopkinsville, Danville and Glasgow, Ky. |