Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-04
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SUME NEW COMMITTEES.
They are Appointed by the County udges.
A Meeting of Lady Managers
Next Monday.

The following additional names were sent
in yesterday to the Texas Worlds fair eX-
hibit association by county judges of ap-
pointmentS in their respective counties of
Worlds fair executive committees:
Hunt county.-T. +. Byrd j. r. Mitchell,
W. b. Graham, Ed SchifT, 5. Il. Etter, Mrs
Lille Shaver. W. w. Sackwese, Green
vile.
Lamar comty.-W F. Gill, J. J. Richard
son, superintendent schools, Paris; DR.. w.
W. Still, w. NJ. Cole, Mrs. A p Boyd,
Mrs. DIR. j. f. Hooks. Paris.
Live Oak county.-B. d. Atkins, f. II.
Church. +. WINNER. Oallville; B. B.
Wright, Ramirena; Mrs. f. NJ. Church,
Mrs. George w. West, Oakville.
Burnett county.-Gen. y. Il. Johnson. II.
c. Whitney, 5. E. Babcock, Burnet: 5. f.
Holland. Marble Falls: X. NJ. Smith, Bur
net; Miss Minnie Rawling and Miss Nora
Boyd, Burnet.
Bosque county.-James NJ Robertson,
Meridian: Sam G. Harris, editor Bosque
Rev. T. F. Lockett, Morgan; c. NJ. Patlllo,
Valley Mills; Mrs. DR.. }. j. Lunpkiu and
Mrs. l.. p. Blethen, Meridian.
San Patricio county.-S. II. McBrydc,
Arkansas Harbor; G. w. Fulton. Jr., Greg
DRY; John Wallacy, Portland; $. J. Lewis,
san Patricio: Sam Carnes, Mathis; Miss
Kate Dougherty. San PatTicio: Miss Hattie
{. Jones, Gregory.
Parker county,. X. p. Shirley, r. ".
Khan, r. H. Foot, J. a. Kidd, j. B. Burch-
ard. Mrs. X. II. Foot, Mrs II. H. Roinbalt
WeatherfOrd.
Hardeman county,. /. Ebert, H 3.
Newberry. W f. Smith, Il. w. Great
house. ". n Bartlett, Mrs. J. R. Richard
son, Mrs. ". j. Good, Quanah.
jefferson county.-Col B. D. Crazy, j. II.
Rackford, S. II. Van Buskirk, Il. W. San
ders, r. E. Kelly, Mrs. Thomas II. Lang
ham and Mrs. Alex Wynne, Beaumont
Hemphill county,. C. Turner, Gaia
line; J. c. Eller, George Ford, Ed Fletcher,
Canadian; K 5. Kelly, editor Enterprise,
Canadian; Mrs. NJ. J. Alexander, Catalina;
Miss Mary Brainard, Canadian.
Cherokee county.-Col. K. B. Reagan,
Hon. J. B. Long, DR.. A. II. McCord, Rusk;
NJ. W. Armstrong, Alto; H. c. Clconcr,
Lone Star; Capt. ". II. LOvelady, Jack
sonville; G.. y Mckee, Mt. Sclman; Mrs
John Nj Claiborne, Mrs. W. b. Slosson,
Rusk.
FORT WORTH LADY MANAGERS.
In order to give Fort Worth the same
number Of lady managers appointed in
other cities of the state the directors of the
Texas Worlds fair exhibit association have
appointed the following additional ladies to
serve on the Fort Worth board: Miss
Lille Peak, Mrs. Charles f. Scheuber,
Mrs. j. c. Terrell Miss Aobie Harold ald
Mrs. Is. c. Evans.
This completes the Fort Worth board of
lady managers as follows: Mrs. W A
Huffman, Mrs. John Il. Ho8ie, Mrs. James
Swayre, Mrs. Henry ". Tailant. Mrs j.
{. Mccarthy, Mrs Col. Peter Smith, Miss
Pauline Wynne, Miss Lille Peak, Mrs
Charles r. Scheuber Mrs. ]. c. Terrell.
Miss Abbie Harold and Mrs. B. g. Evans.
These ladies will meet at the office of the
Texas Worlds fair exhibit ASSOCIATION,
Hurley building. al 2:30 O'Clock p. n., Mon
day, July e, for the purpose of organizing
and discussing the plan of work in which
they will engage in furtheriug the interest
OF the general movement.
As the board OF lady managers at Fort
Worth is in close contact with the central
organization, they will doubtless be looked
to al the state convention of lady managers
10 be held at Dallas during the fair there on
October 2l, to give some direction 10 the
general proceedings in the way of mapping
out the work of the state campaign in which
the ladies Of Texas Will engage in further
ing this particular movement
The work of American ladies will figure
very prominently at the great Columbian
exposition. and from the character of ladies
who have thus far been appointed in Texas
1t is safe TO say that in this particular Texas
viii be well represented.
ADDITIONAL SCHOOL PRIZES.
Approaching the fact that the private
- i4OOlS VI lAiC SlGJC Ghb u very
figure in the educational interest of Texas.
and that the pupils attending these
institutions form a very large pro por-
ton of the scholastic population the
directors of the Texas Worlds fair exhibit
association have offered the following addi-
ticnal prizes TO be competed for among the
private institutions of learning throughout
the state:
To the principal of any private institution
whose school shows the best average re-
suits in getting subscriptions, four-weeks
trip TO Chicago and return. expenses paid
To the male pupil in any private institu-
tion having the best individual record in
the amount OF subscriptions obtained.
two weeks trip 10 Chicago and return. free
To the female pupil in any private insti-
tuition having the best individual record in
amount of subscriptions obtained, two
weeks trip to Chicago and return tree.
These prizes are offered with the view of
stimulating the interest among the private
schools Of the state in the Worlds fair
movement.