The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 87, July 1983 - April, 1984 Page: 120
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Graham, "Inventing Texas: Stereotypes and Reality in Modern Texas
Fiction"; James C. McNutt, "Folklore and Texas Cultures"; Garry L.
Nall, "The Panhandle in Twentieth Century Texas"; David C. De
Boe, "The Junior Historians of Texas: Using the Community as a
Teaching Resource"; G. Howard Miller, "Texas and the South: The
Religious Experience"; Charles P. Zlatkovich, "The Natural Resources
of Texas: Basis for Varied Development"; Robert A. Calvert, "Blacks
in Texas in the Twentieth Century"; Daniel E. Farlow, "Government
of the People: State and Local"; Arnoldo De Leon, "Los Tejanos: A
Dynamic Minority in Flux"; Linda D. Vance, "Women in Texas
since 1865"; W. Eugene Atkinson, "Texas in the Depression and
World II"; Willard B. Robinson, "Architecture: Culture of the Peo-
ple"; Don E. Carleton, "Movement to the Cities: The Urbanization of
Texas"; Ben H. Procter, "Texas after World War II."
The Association, again in cooperation with the UT history depart-
ment, offered a new program this summer. Called Research Methods in
Texas History, the course provided an intensive, all-day, two-week pro-
gram on how to do historical research. After hearing lectures on the
use of various research sources, the students then actually worked in li-
braries and archives. The faculty and topics were as follows: Katherine
J. Adams, "Bibliographic Aids and Guides to Texas History"; Don E.
Carleton, "Using the University Archives"; David B. Gracy and Mi-
chael Dabrishus, "Using the State Archives"; Thomas L. Charlton,
"Oral History"; Randolph B. Campbell, "Using the County Records"
and "Using the U.S. Census Returns"; Audray Bateman, "Using Local
Records"; Kent H. Keeth, "Newspapers and Journals."
AWARDS
The Coral H. Tullis Award of $1,ooo went to Elizabeth Silverthorne
for Ashbel Smith of Texas: Pioneer, Patriot, Statesman, 1805-1886.
The award is granted annually to the author of the best book pub-
lished during the calendar year on Texas. Members of the Tullis Com-
mittee were Kent H. Keeth, chairman; Jack P. Maguire; and Robert
H. Thonhoff.
The H. Bailey Carroll Award of $500 for the best article in Volume
86 of the Quarterly went to David C. Humphrey for "Prostitution and
Public Policy in Austin, Texas, 1870-1915." Humphrey is on the staff
of the LBJ Library in Austin. The Carroll Committee was composed of
David J. Murrah, chairman; Felix D. Almaraz, Jr.; and Roger A.
Griffin.
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