Mody Boatright Remembered As Folklore Leader And Author
Memorial notes detail Mody Boatright’s life as a Texas folklorist and author. He joined the American and Texas Folklore Societies and edited their publications, with works including Tall Tales from Texas Cow Camps and Folklore of the Oil Industry. The piece highlights his mentorship under J. Frank Dobie, his UT roles, and a forthcoming book Tales from the Derrick Floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Walter Scott
American Folklore Society
Texas Folklore Society
le W. Payne
Ohn A. Lomax
J. Frank Dobie
Norman L. McNeil
Alpine
Sul Ross
Boatright
Dobie
Folklore Society
Texas Institute of Letters
Texas
South Central Modern Language Association
Gib Morgan
Austin
Bill Owens
Columbia University
Ernest Speck
Harry Ransom
University of Texas System
University of Texas
Mody
Academy
Paisano Fund
For Sale Items including Asbestos Shingles and Gate
Auction note lists 8 bundles green asbestos shingles a steamer trunk a single mattress a table and a wrought iron historical gate 6 ft 9.5 in by 35 in at 1405 North Street with date 8 27 11c.
For Rent House trailer
One person or couple may rent a house trailer. Contact Mrs. Ross at 837 2214 or 837 2587. Also view at 306 S 4th St. 8 27 lc.
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Ross
4Th St
Margaret Paralee Barnes Born to Army Family in Brewster
A girl weighing 7 pounds 10.5 ounces was born Wednesday August 26 at Brewster Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Michael Barnes. Named Margaret Paralee she is the daughter of the Barnes Army family. the mother is former Perrie Jackson daughter of Ted Jackson of Alpine. Paternal grandparents live in Milneck Long Island.
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Michael Barnes
Brewster Memorial Hospital
Margaret Paralee
Barnes
U. S. Army
Vieteam
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