Women who made history in Garza County – Part IV

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  • Women who made history in Garza County – Part IV
    Women who made history in Garza County – Part IV
  • Helen Cornish wrote a weekly column called It’s My Turn, which was identified by her caricature and her byline, Mrs. C. | COURTSEY POST DISPATCH ARCHIVES
    Helen Cornish wrote a weekly column called It’s My Turn, which was identified by her caricature and her byline, Mrs. C. | COURTSEY POST DISPATCH ARCHIVES
  • ANNIE ELIZABETH ROGERS CARDWELL
    ANNIE ELIZABETH ROGERS CARDWELL
  • MAXINE DURRETT EARL
    MAXINE DURRETT EARL
  • Women who made history in Garza County – Part IV
    Women who made history in Garza County – Part IV
  • JO THOMAS AT THE SNACK SHACK
    JO THOMAS AT THE SNACK SHACK

    Women in Business This week, we explored some women who have owned and operated businesses for most of Post’s history. Annie Elizabeth Rodgers Cardwell

    Mrs. Cardwell,as most people knew this sweet lady,openedthefirstwomanowned business in Post. Her venture started in 1914 and was located at 127 East Main. Thebuildingisnowoccupied by the Winehouse at 127.

    Annie was born on January 22, 1882, in Parker…