El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-10
Unipersitu Scholarship Notes

The creation Of permanent fund for
the University Scholarship club work.
the interest from which win forward
the work each year. is the goal OF the
University Scholarship club The hu-
cleus of this fund exists in the sum OF
$40, which is composed of three life
membership dues OF $40 each and 4 sub
scripLon of SO from the late Felix
Martinez, who heartily approved the
purpose Of the club. ANY person wish
ing to add to this permanent fund can
do so by subscription or donation. or by
the payment Of life membership dues of
$50 1t is the hope Of the club that this
fund Will grow substantially from year
to year as a result Of the voluntary eX-
preston of approval Of the public The
scope of the assistance given students
has yet been extended only in two cases
to the second year OF college work. But
the need of this feature is becoming
more apparentsto supplement the schol-
arships or loans of the freshmen year.
The board of directors who carry on the
work are composed Of the following
men and women: Mrs. c. II. Campbell,
president. Julius krakauer. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. W. S. Valentine. recording
secretary: Mrs. L. G.. WitherspOOn, cor
responding secretary; Edgar Kayser,
treasurer Mrs. J. NJ Frank auditor. The
other board members are Mesdames w
r. Brown, A ?. Averill, c. A. kinkel, H.
T. Bowie r. B. Alves, A. W. Foster, X.
n
r. r. Burgess Each year the term of
three directors expires and three new
members are elected to serve five years
The votes are now beginning to come
In for the selection of the candidates
for the scholarship funds given by the
University Scholarship club each year to
the graduates of the high school The
boy candidates are Robert Wulff and
Albert Webb and both are working hard
to gain the votes in the short time now
remaining. Today the ballots already in
stand 16 votes for Albert Webb ana Is
votes for Robert Wulff. The members
having paid their dues and voted so far
are Frank s. Ainsa. r. B. Alves, 7. w.
ArdOin, z. NJ. Bray, a. Courchesne. A
W. Foster, Angler Foster, A. H. Cold
stein, George II. Kinkel. ". E. Miller,
G.. R. Morehead, Lee H. Orond0rff, F. W.
Schroeder, DR.. Fl Z. Stevenson, W g.
Walz, Zach Lamar Cobb. H. L Ilfrey,
Alves Dixon, George lie Baron. DR.. H. p.
Deady, Robert Krakauer, J. w. Nc
Broom, DR.. NJ B. WessOn, rabbi Martin
Zielonka. Dr. J. NJ Richmond. Forrest
Mobley. H. B. Durkee, frost and frost,
w u Mayfield, Henry S. Beach, Robert
Carstairs NJ j. Wulff and Sidney Mayer.
Ruth Brown and Mary Dewey are the
candidates for the girls scholarship. So
far Miss Dewey has "a votes and Miss
Brown 16. Those voting up to Monday
were Mesdames ca H. Aitken,
r. B. Alves, J. j. BrOyles, ). S. Birch
field. II. W. BrOaddus. H. T. Bowie. W
c. Baugh. J. c. Ballard Alice Mabel
Bucho2. J. L. Campbell, Anna V. Curd.
Otis Coles, c. C.. Crews. p. J. Curran. w
d. Connell. Jas. A. Dick. SChas. Davis, ".
c. Davis, Henry Easter W. Earhart A
W. Foster. W. L. FoXworth, F. J. Field.
man, W. B. Gillespie, W. T. Hixson, W.
A. Hawkins, Rue Jackson, Julius
Krakauer E. Kenton. T. W Lanier. ],
w. Lorentzen, T. J. Battner, e. W. Myers. |
L. L. M1ndy. II. c. Mccarthy James era
ham McNary. r. W. McAfee. J. H. Nc
Broom, c. l. Overstreet Kenneth ID
oliver. Lee Orndorff, Eunice Payne. w.
n Pence, s. N. Russell, f. P. Rankin.
Jessie P. Rand. D. J. Roberts, Z. SAM
ders, Harry Swain. W. N. Small. Fl. p.
Stevenson T. Sullivan, ". L, Tooley,