The life and writings of Rufus CBurleson, DD., LLD., containing a biography of DrBurleson by HonHarry Hayens; . J. Sledge, with her noble husband, who said to our agedhomeless brother, Z. N. Morrell: Our house is your home. I often think of the many times I have seen Brethren Haynes, Tyrel J. Jackson, James Huckins, Nelson Kav-anaugh, R. E. B. Baylor, Henry L. Graves, A. C. Horton,Robt. Jarman, James R. Jenkins, and others, seated in thecool shade of the magnificent live oaks in Bro. Haynes yardin delightful familiar conversation about the cause of Christand Texas and Baylor University. A
The life and writings of Rufus CBurleson, DD., LLD., containing a biography of DrBurleson by HonHarry Hayens; . J. Sledge, with her noble husband, who said to our agedhomeless brother, Z. N. Morrell: Our house is your home. I often think of the many times I have seen Brethren Haynes, Tyrel J. Jackson, James Huckins, Nelson Kav-anaugh, R. E. B. Baylor, Henry L. Graves, A. C. Horton,Robt. Jarman, James R. Jenkins, and others, seated in thecool shade of the magnificent live oaks in Bro. Haynes yardin delightful familiar conversation about the cause of Christand Texas and Baylor University. And by faith T see themby the rivers of Paradise, under the shade of the tree of life,with their noble wives, all shouting: Saf e at home ! And,.like Paul, I am in a strait betwixt the two, having a desire todepart and be with them at Jesus feet, nevertheless it is prof-itable for me to abide in the flesh to finish the work they beganin building up a great Texas Baptist University that shall Dr. Rufus C. Burleson. 721. dispense light and knowledge and holiness for a thousandvears to come. GAIL BORDER, GAIL BORDEN. Bra. Borden published at San Filipe, in 1835, the firstnewspaper ever printed in Texas, called The Texas and his angel wife were the first persons ever baptized inthe gulf at Galveston. He was for nearly twenty years dea-con and Sabbath school superintendent of the First BaptistChurch at Galveston. He was the inventor of Bordens con-densed milk, now famous around the globe. He was emi-nent for child-like simplicity, humility and earnest therefore deserves a place in the ranks of The Old Guardand their Co-Laborers. Bro. Borden was born in the State of New York, Novem-ber 9th, 1801. In 1814 his father, Gail Borden, Si\, movedto the far West to grow up with the country, and after re-siding a few years in Covington, Ky., he settled in Indianawhile it was yet a territory. Seeking still a milder climate, the whole family moved toPearl River, Miss.,
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