PUBLICATIONS OF THE TEXAS FOLK-LORE SOCIETY

Through its Publications, issued annually, the Texas Folk-Lore Society purposes to preserve in permanent form the folk-lore of Texas, though the folk-lore of other regions, especially of Mexico and the Southwest, is welcomed for publication.

Announcements

The Texas Folk-Lore Society has other copies of Legends of Texas for sale at $1.50 for unbound volumes and $2.50 for bound volumes.

Publications Number I, 1916, is out of print and is no longer available.

Publications Number II, 1923, may be had at the original price, $1.00 per volume. The contents are as follows:

The Texas Folk-Lore Society since 1916

Contributors

“One Evening as I Sat Courting” (With Music) L. W. Payne, Jr.

Human Foundation Sacrifices in Balkan Ballads Max Sylvius Handman

The Decline and Decadence of Folk Metaphor W. H. Thomas

Indian Pictographs of the Big Bend in Texas (Illustrated) Victor J. Smith

The Cowboy Dance John R. Craddock

Miscellany of Texas Folk-Lore W. P. Webb

Brazos Bottom Philosophy A. W. Eddins

The “Blues” as Folk Songs Dorothy Scarborough

Customs among the German Descendants of Gillespie County Julia Estill

Customs and Superstitions among Texas Mexicans Florence Johnson Scott

Pedro and Pancho Mary A. Sutherland

Weather Wisdom of the Texas-Mexican Border J. Frank Dobie

Programs and Officers of the Texas Folk-Lore Society

Members of the Texas Folk-Lore Society

Index

Address all orders to the Texas Folk-Lore Society, University Station, Austin, Texas.