The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-18

k,,eee Station, Texas, July 'Hiiu
ne Farmers Congress began Off.
a. M, when each OF the differ
s.a,s. met In various rooms.
hor,lculturists held very interest
.,on as did the bee keepers.
Texas Farmers Congress is now
n, a part of day Of final adjourn
:, md some of the visitors are already
Inc hut the bulk of the people VIII re-
!, until anal adjournment.
vary interesting program was gone
k.eb with at the meeting OF the wo-
= ,ndustl.ial section and through the
/ 80 ~ Mrs. VI. B. Davis, secretary pro
rho Post correspondent secured
:, their work and what they said
morning.
WoMAN's SECTION.
wos n large aud representative
=, ladies' in the session this morning.
= rane to be amused and the result
Il nj, coming was that they Joined the
o,.,,on before leaving the room. The
tho womans Industrial section is
was n revelation to those who had
"A heretofore paid any attention to 1t.
came, they saw and were completely
nsrcd After the routine business of
morning papers were read and dis
,ons o.ked for Ivy the president.
Iizue Hnmlctt OF Alvin made an
,ol an Influence of Environment.
."hIect called out general debate and
sldes were about equally divided be
IN those who thought hcredity mas as
7, or more to do ny environment. MISS
Re Of Deyine lea o. on tne ui s,.
was followed by Mesdames Sims OF
cnlherson of Hillsboro. McAnulty
~ ,rci,riile HAYES of Alvin, Rose Foun-
Howell OF BRYAN AS Ii was an in
brI dlscusslon no decision as TO which
wan was announced. Mrs. knte Alma
Hin OF Temple wns on for a paper en-
"Aesthctics Of Domestic Work. Mrs.
IN not beinp present. her most excel.
uaper was read by the secretary. The
made great impression among the
90 much so that 1t was asked for
3lrs Sims of Bryan, chairman of the
rocity bureau Of the state Federation
xbuhs That and all the other papers
a be published In the Journal ot TINS
proceedings OF the Farmers Con
NJ II. Culbersou Of lIillsboro read
Fy interesting paper on Influence Of
Teacher I'm the Homc.' Mrs. Culbcrson
he KEY note Of home influence. Mrs.
McAnulty OF Circlevillc rcad high:y
nctlve paper on the Hen she made
very telling points when she com.
Tire hen to all the other pro iuctS or
afth She said the hen did more work
d human family. her size and weight
iered. than any other one agency and
the least outlay for her rations
)out!nrA Of respect and of coincidence
family Of Mrs. ] J. Adams of Bryan,
was with the woman's section last
at It's inception. but who has since
called to life In the great beyond,
adopted by the congress Mrs. Ham
has made chairman of the committee.
A,sms was q leader in the organlZa-
b the woman's section and has done
hi deal for Its promotion. A copy of
fyoluton was ordered published III the
papers and In the yearly journal.
election Of officers for the ensuing
was taken up and In consideration IF
bet that the bylaws and constitution
b In the formative state. Mrs. Hayes
d resolution to the effect that the
tn be from the floor and that the
lent be reelected by acclamauon. The
Of the election stands: President,
y z. Buchanan ~ Farm md Ranch
linz and corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Davis of Waco; treasurer, Mrs. Lee
81 Of Stephenviile The executive
will he appointed ana notified by
&cretsry In the near future.
r. womaD's Industrial section of the
frs' Congress has come to stay and
fuence will be felt especially strong
direction OF the Industrial School for
(which It Is hoped to have in working
In the. State before two years have
around
Rehecca Henry HAYES ot Alvin Of
resolutions In regard to the age and
qualifications required for admit
70 the girls Industrial school, which
IONS were unanimously adopted.
embodied the sentiment of woman's
and Will be published In due time
be State.