The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-05
LIST OF u. D. C.. SCHOLARSHIPS
RECEIVED BY LOCAL CHAPTER
State President List of Scholarships Already Awarded
and Many Which Have Not Yet Been Made

value $3.50. To be awarded 1922.
81. Furnam university, Greenvdlle,
s. c., tuition scholarship, value $50.
To be awarded 1922.
50. wofford college, Spartanburg,
S. c., tuition scholarship, value $50.
awarded Chas. Prickett, Burwell, Ga,
1929
So. The Tabitha Jordan Curry Lee
scholarship, Judson college, Marion,
Ala, value $50. To be awarded 1922.
ga. College of Charleston. S. c.. tu-
ition scholarship, value $50. To be
awarded 1922.
65. Hector w. Church Memorial
scholarship. value SAB. To be awarded
1922.
6e. S. A.. Cunningham Memorial
scholarship at George Peabody College
for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn, value
$3.50. To be awarded 1922.
81. William and Mary College, Will
liamsburg. Va, tuition scholarship,
value $50. open to applicants from all
states except Virginia. To be awarded
1922.
IS. Hero scholarships, value S2,225
To be awarded 1929. (See Part I'D
The Hector w Church memorial
scholarship may be used to supplement
tuition scholarship offered in this
circular or at some other institution
approved by the committee on educaA
ton.
Tenure: All scholarships now are
available for four years, or until the
studen completes the course or fails
to make a proper grade, except Uni
versity Of Virginia scholarships, which
are limited to two years.
Candidates: Each division and
chapter in states where no division ex-
lists may present any number of can
didates for the vacant scholarships;
provided 1t represents no more than
one candidate for any one scholarship.
Qualification for all applicants: All
applicants must be the lineal descen-
dants of Confederate Veterans, must
be endorsed by the president of the di-
vision and the chairman Of education
Of their state and make application
upon Official U. D. C. blanks furnished
them by the state chairman. These
blanks must contain the following in
formation: Name of scholarship for
which application is made. name and
address of applicant, age. health, en-
dorsement Of physician, school prepar-
alton, including name of school, last
attended and grades for past year, fl
nancial condition, Confederate record
of ancestor, with company and regi-
ment in which he served, local chapter
and other endorsements.
Applicants must be prepared to pass
the entrance examination for the col
lege for which they apply, and must
file with their application letters from
at least four responsible persons of
their community, giving proof Of their
inability to pay for their education,
and a personal letter pledging them
selves to make the best possible use
OF the opportunity presented through
the scholarship.
State chairmen: Must file all appli-
cations with endorsements with the
chairman, committee on education, U
D. O.. prior TO June 1st, 1922, a list of
candidates for U. D. c. scholarships"
signed by the state chairman and d.
vision president must accompany all
applications.
Scholarship beneficiaries StateI
chairmen will please request all hold
ers OF u. d. G. scholarships to report
to the committee on education by per-
sonal letter October 1st, February LIST,
and July LIST of each year. If the bene-
ficiary desires reappointment for the
coming year application should bel
made TO the U. d. c. chairman prior
to March list of the current session,
and a letter submitted for the school
or college recommending reappoint- |
ment.
Part u. 1s17-1e1s Hero Fund
ITO honor the men of the South who |
served their reunited country wher- |
ever needed in 1917-191S"
BY action of the st. Louis conven-
ton, 1921, the entire fund of 100000 |
was completed, and the interest as i
given (see Part y will be awarded for
use, in September, 1922. These scholar
ships are gifts open during the next
four years to the boys who were In |
the active service Of the u. s. govern |
ment during the period of the war:
(see minutes of the Louisville con-
vention. 1919 to all others, men and
women, they are loans to be repaid /
without interest within ten years. !
After this year and commencing
with school session 1928-1924, Hero
become loans.
Hero scholarships may be used as i
living funds to supplement tuition
offered in Part /, or may
be used at other institutions approved /,
by che committee on education.
Applicants for Hero scholarship
must fulfill all requirements as printed
in Part L and furnish this additionally
Name and address OF institution to
be attended; course to be pursued;
cost of tuition; board. lodging, and
other expenses of the course.
Ex-service men applying for Hero
must submit the record
OF their war services properly attested
Applicants for loans must also sign
the note furnished by the committee
on education. and must have the en-
dorsenlent OF a reputable person OF
their community whose integrity is
for by the chairman OF educn-
ton and president of the division in
which the applicant lives, said divi-
sion to stand security for the debt in
Cured by their state students"
No loans may be granted without