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nTlnrTni i ri i n i UMMI: |U| II III |U| |UJ|L. Street ' ip Dr. Harrison B. Garner, 65. Dr. Harrison B. Garner was born in Howelville, Chester County, Pcnna., 1840. On completing his grammar school work in Philadelphia, he entered business in L. J. Levy Co. ' s Drv Goods Store at that place. In 1858 he was bap- tized into the fellowship of the First Raptist Cluircli, West Philadelpliia. In 18.50, he entered the .Academy of the Uni- versity at Lewisburg, and took up the Freshman work in the University in 1861. In 18G2 he enlisted in Company C, Twenty-fifth Regiment, Pennsylvania Militia for duty dur- ing the .Antietam campaign. He was also a mcni1)er of Com- pany .-V, Pennsylvania Emergency Troops during the Gettys- burg campaign. In 18(i4 he became a charter nieml)er of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. He was graduated from the University at Lewi.sburg with A. B. degree in 1865, and took A. M. in 1867, He has hehl pastorates in Honcsdale, 1867-72, Calvary Baptist Cluirch, Hopewell, N. J., 1878-82, Great Valley Baptist Church, Chester Countv. Pcnna., 1886-92, Memorial Mission, Philadelphia, Pa., 1893-95. Downingtown, Pa., 1896-00. Then he was field secretary of the Society for publishing Evangelical literature for the blind. Then he was called as pastor of Cold Point Baptist Church, Montgomery County, Pa., which pastorate he still holds. In 1005, at the fortieth anniversary of gradua- tion, he received degree of D. D. from Buckiiell University. Rev. I)a is ( rav .Sturdevant, ' 69. Rev. D. G. Sturdcvant was graduated from Buckncll Uni- versity in 1869. The following year he went to Cro zer and was graduated from the Theological Seminary in 1871. He was licensed to preach by the Chester Baptist Church, . fter leaving school he preached occasionally in various places, un- til he went west in April, 1873. He was married to Mrs. F. A. Overton, September 6th, 1876. Was ordained May 3rd, 1877. F ' ollowing the time of ordination he preaclicd seven successive years in the Lincoln Valley Baptist church. In 1882 he sold his homestead and bought a small farm near Gibbon, Nebraska. In 18!t0 he exchanged his farm for town property. Here, at the age of seventy-three, he is enjoying good health, for which he praises God. 12 ■ff.iiim-