A history of Texas and Texans . MRS. JAMES 0. LUBY. JAME« 0. LUBY TEXAS AND TEXANS 1991 souri. His father was born in Logan county, Kentucky,and the mother at Booneville, Missouri. Rev. George was for many years a Methodist minister and thescenes of his pastoral labors were chiefly in Missouri andTexas. Completing his literary education at the Central Col-lege in Fayette, Missouri, where he graduated in 1888and subsequently attained the degree of A. M., ProfessorHorn taught one term of rural school before his gradua-tion, and then, from 1889 to 1892, was teacher in thePryor Institute in
A history of Texas and Texans . MRS. JAMES 0. LUBY. JAME« 0. LUBY TEXAS AND TEXANS 1991 souri. His father was born in Logan county, Kentucky,and the mother at Booneville, Missouri. Rev. George was for many years a Methodist minister and thescenes of his pastoral labors were chiefly in Missouri andTexas. Completing his literary education at the Central Col-lege in Fayette, Missouri, where he graduated in 1888and subsequently attained the degree of A. M., ProfessorHorn taught one term of rural school before his gradua-tion, and then, from 1889 to 1892, was teacher in thePryor Institute in Jasper, Tennessee. During the lastthree years he was president of the institute. Comingto Texas in 1892, he spent one year as teacher in VaUeyView, in Cooke county, and for two years at Belcher-ville, in Montague county, after which he took the prin-cipalship of the high school at Sherman. Professor Hornis highly esteemed in Sherman, where he spent nineyears as an educator and upbuilder of the public schoolsystem. He was principal of the high sc
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