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| C. S. WACHTELL,
Muncie, Ind. |
| Born in Springfield, O., 1837, and removed to Muncie, Ind., in 1839; with the exception of two years he has lived in Muncie and has grown up with the city. In the year 1876 he accepted Christ and was made a member of the First Church under the good teaching and preaching of his beloved friend and brother, W. W. Witmer, and since that he has been in close touch with the prosperity of the church. |
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| ELIAS BENTON WARE,
Healsburg, Cal. |
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Born Platt county, Missouri, 1843; came to
Caly 1852; was baptized 1858; attended Heraldsburg
Academy 1857-59; ordained to ministry 1871.
Elected first President of State Board of Missions
1880; editor and proprietor of Christian Church
News 1882-87; State Evangelist 1888-1894.
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| C. I. THURGOOD,
Pittsburg, Pa. |
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Born London, Eng., Sept. 29, 1856. Educated
Carleton College, Melbourne, Australia; Kentucky
University College of Arts and Bible, 1877-82;
Geelong and Ballarat, Aus., 1883-1887; Melbourne
University, 1888-1890; Ococee, Fla., 1891; Central
Pittsburg, Pa., since 1892. Married Miss Nettie
Kensel, Lexington, Ky., who at Geelong, Victoria,
organized first Christian Endeavor Society
in Australia, in 1883.
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| D. R. PICKENS,
Tyler, Texas. |
| Born Monroe county, Ky., Oct. 20, 1838; educated at Temperance Hall and High School, Morganfield, Ky., and Bible College, Lexington; preached for 25 years; evangelized in Southwest Ky., preaching in Union, Henderson, Daviess, MeLean, Webster and Hopkins counties; minister Lawrenceburg, Ky.; minister Valdosta, Ga.; Ellenton. S. C.; Athens, Ga.; Llano, Texas. Now located at Tyler, Texas. |