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| J. W. HARRIS,
Plymouth, Mass. |
| Born Aug. 25, 1837, Christian county, Ky. Moved to Mississippi 1851; obeyed the gospel 1853; attended schools in Mississippi, and two sessions of Bethany College, 1859-61. In Confederate army three years; ordained 1865. Has preached in various parts of Mississippi to do good, and taught, farmed, and surveyed to support his family. |
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| D. R. HARDISON,
Goliad, Texas. |
| Born Lasea, Tenn., August 10, 1860; educated at public and private schools, Okland Academy, and Mars Hill College. Moved to Texas in 1893 to take charge of Hope Institute, Italy, as principal. Preached for the congregation that met in the chapel four years. Resigned to take the churches at Beeville and Goliad, in 1897. Principal Goliad city schools, and minister church Goliad, Texas. |
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| JOHN M. COCKBILL,
Parker, Kansas. |
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Born in Kentucky, April, 14, 1862; educated in
the public schools of Kentucky and accepted
Christ when a boy; moved to Kansas with his parents
in 1882, and was ordained a minister
of the Church of Christ in 1899; has preached at
Fontana, Mound City, Richland and Linville. Kas.,
and is minister of the Parker church. Is a close
student and follower of the meek and lowly Jesus.
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| NELSON ARTHUR STULL,
Kansas. |
| Born Williamsport, Pa., Oct. 8, 1865; graduated Burlington, Ia., College and High School 1885; Drake University B. A. 1886; Garfield University M. A. 1888; principal and minister Highland, Kas., 1889-90; minister Troy, Ks., 1891; supt. and minister Lincoln, Ks., 1892-94; professor Cotner Univ. 1894-97; minister Hastings, Neb., 1898; principal and minister Troy 1899-1900; in Europe in 1900; minister and supt. Hill City, Kansas, 1903. |