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Organized in 1860 with six members. Has had
a healthy growth from the beginning. Met in
school house the first six years, and then built
a commodious and convenient frame house, which
was used until 1899. when the present beautiful
building was erected. It cost $10,000. Its membership
classes among the foremost in the State.
Albert Nichols is the minister.
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ALBERT NICHOLS,
Plano, Texas. |
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Born on a farm near Princeton, Ky.; educated
in Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa; received
his early educational training in the public schools
and the Princeton Collegiate Institute in Kentucky;
preached three years for the church in Armington,
Ill., three years for the church in Lincoln, Ill.,
and is now on the third year for the church in
Plano, Texas.
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WALTER P. JENNINGS,
Taylor, Texas. |
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Born near Windsor. Mo., April, 1870; student
at Kentucky University Lexington, Ky., graduating
in the English course from College of the
Bible 1899, and 1901 graduated in College of
Liberal Arts with degree of A. B., and classical
course in Bible College. Minister First church,
Hillsboro, Texas, for two years; became minister
of church at Taylor, Texas, May 1, 1903.
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GEORGE H. MORRISON,
Dublin, Texas. |
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Born Palestine, Texas, Dec. 2, 1870; student
at Add-Ran Christian University, Thorp Spring,
Texas, graduating with degree of A. B. 1895; minister
Sabina], Texas, 1895-96; married classmate,
Flora Pinkerton, 1896; minister El Paso,
Texas, 1896-98; Alvarado 1898-99; Hico 1899-1901;
Dublin 1901-1903; evangelist of the Brownwood
district 1903.
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