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| SUMNER T. MARTIN,
Bellaire, Ohio. |
| Born Belmont county, O., March 16, 1862; student at Hopedale, (O.) Normal College and at Bethany College W. Va., graduating with First honors 1887; minister seven years in Kansas, with 1,100 persons added till 1894. Then at Newton and Mason City, Iowa till 1900. Omaha, Neb., two years, and Bellaire, O., one year, with 330 added, and near $2,000 for missions. |
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| WATSON G. WALTERS,
Fostoria, Ohio. |
| Born Bland county, Va., Jan. 28, 1874. Educated at Milligan College, Tenn. First ministry Hinton, W. Va., 1895-97; located at Ronceverte, W. Va., 1897-99; Winston-Salem N. C., 1899-1902; Toledo. O., 1902-1903; minister Church of Christ, Fostoria, Ohio, 1903. Has been extensively engaged in evangelistic work, having held successful meetings in six states. |
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| A. L. CRIM,
Ladoga, Ind. |
| Born Sellersburg, Ind., March 12, 1859; attended home school and Kentucky University; began preaching 1886, laboring at different periods as an evangelist; served as minister, Charlestown, Ind., 1888; Shelbyville, Ind., 1889; Martinsville, Ind., 1893; Thorntown, Ind., 1896; Jamestown and New Richmond, Ind., 1899; Everett, Wash., under the National C. W. B. M., 1902. |
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| CHARLES R. SINE,
Duluth, Minn. |
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Born Frederick county, Virginia, Aug. 14, 1874.
Taught in Virginia schools for several years.
Attended Shenandoah Normal College, Reliance,
Va., completing scientific course. Spent four years
at Hiram College. Received 1901 degree, of A. B.
(Ministerial.) Called to the ministry of the Duluth
church, summer 1901.
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