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| ALBERT S. M. DABNEY,
Union City, Tenn. |
| Born Cadiz, Ky., of Virginia parentage. Father dying was reared by Christian mother. Took Bachelor and Master degrees at Bethany and Hiram Colleges; Doctor of medicine, Cleveland, O. Professor of Greek and Mental and Moral Philosophy and later President of Kentucky Classical and Business College. Principal of Duffield School, Detroit, Mich. As minister he has served congregations in Ohio, Colorado, Tennessee and Kentucky. |
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| E. J. FENSTERMACHER,
Charleston, S. C. |
| Parents were Joseph and Jemima, nee Angleman, Fenstermacher; born Dec. 9, 1859, Montgomery county, Ohio; converted 1881, at Mt. Byrd, near Milton, Ky.; superintendent of Bible school 1882-87; entered College of the Bible 1887 class of 1890; while student preached for Hinton, Ky., and Mulberry, O.; 1890-94, Clintonville, Corinth and Bethlehem churches, Ky.; 1895-97, Millersburg, Ky.; 1903, minister Charleston, S. C. |
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| EDWARD EVERETT HOLLINGSWORTH,
Columbia, S. C. |
| Born Freeport, Pa., April 22, 1871. Converted 1878; graduate Normal course in Bible School Teaching and Methods. Singer, musical director, composer; pupil of Smith, Bowman and Brocolini. Author of "Fragments" (poems). Contributor to Christian Century, Southern Evangelist and other religious papers. Specially interested in Bible school and Y. P. S. C. E. work; organizer of eighteen Christian Endeavor Societies. |
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| W. M. TAYLOR,
Chattanooga, Tenn. |
| Son of J. W. Taylor, Manufacturer, Cave, Tenn. Born Jan. 19, 1869; married Oct. 24, 1895; student Burritt College and Nashville Bible School; began preaching 1892; evangelized two years; served church in Chattanooga seven years; supplied pulpit in Denver, Colo., and Atlanta, Ga., short time; was missionary San-Juan, Porto-Rico 1901-1903; general evangelist for A. C. M. S. July 1903. |