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| CHARLES W. JOPSON,
Los Gatos, Cal. |
| Born Nicolaus, Cal., March 9, 1869; graduated Pierce College, California, 1888 with degree B.S.; taught school one year; graduated Bethany College, W. Va., 1892, with degree A. B.; married Georgia B. Moore, Yuba City, Cal.; in Cal., minister at Madison 2 years, Capay 1 year, Los Gatos 8 years; president Sunday School Association 1900-3, and recording secretary State Board of Missions 1902-4. |
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| FRANK W. EMERSON,
Bethany, Neb. |
| Born Keithsburg, Ill., July 16, 1871; taught school in Nebraska 1889-90; student at Cotner University, Lincoln, Neb; minister church Burlington, Iowa, 1893-94-95; Valparaiso, Neb., 1896; Plainview, Neb., 1897; Seneca, Kan., 1898; Holton, Kansas, 1899. First church, Topeka, Kan., 1900-1901-1902. Prohibition candidate for Governor of Kansas, 1902. National Prohibition Lecturer 1903. |
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| JOHN MORGAN TALLEY,
Utica, Miss. |
| Born Linton, Tenn., May 13, 1867. Student in Public Schools at Union City, Tenn., graduating 1887; served apprenticeship in the Furniture Factories from 1888 to 1892; began preaching in Mississippi October, 1892. State Secretary of Mississippi C. E. Union from 1895 to 1900. Came to present field of labor November 26, 1900. |
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| TYRON LUMPKIN YOUNG,
Water Valley, Miss. |
| Born in Walton county, Walnut Grove, Ga., April 27. 1872. Student at College of the Bible, Lexington, Ky., 1892, graduating 1896. Preached one year in Missouri, one year in Georgia; taught school one year; in 1900 preached at Columbus, Miss.; 1901-1902 lived in Jackson, Miss., preaching for four churches; minister for church at Water Valley, Miss., 1903. |