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Henry Jacob Lutcher (1836-1912) was a sawmiller and business partner of the Lutcher and Moore Lumber Company. His business ventures would help establish Orange, Texas as the timber-processing capital of the South in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s.
His parents were outstanding leaders in the industrial and financial centers of the South and Southwest. His grandfather, Henry Jacob Lutcher, founded the Lutcher and Moore Lumber Company empire in East Texas. Stark had one sister who died in youth. He attended public school in Orange and graduated from the University of Texas in 1910, with a bachelor of arts degree. During his successful business career Stark was active in banking, insurance, manufacturing, real estate, and the petroleum industry. He and his family were best known for activities in the lumber industry. Their lumber holdings extended from East Texas across South Louisiana, through the Lutcher and Moore Lumber Company; the Dibert, Stark, and Brown Cypress Lumber Company; and the Lutcher and Moore Cypress Lumber Company. Stark was awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by Baylor University in 1933, and by Southwestern University, Memphis, Tennessee, in 1938. In 1919 Governor W. P. Hobby appointed Lutcher Stark to the University of Texas Board of Regents, and he served on that board for twenty-four years, twelve years as chairman. Stark's name was added to the Longhorn Hall of Honor at the university in 1958. In 1963 he was awarded a distinguished service award by Texas Woman's University. Lutcher Stark married Nita Hill of Austin, on April 6, 1911. She died on October 11, 1939. During their marriage two sons, Homer B. H. Stark and William H. Stark II, were adopted. On April 6, 1941, Lutcher Stark and Ruby Childers were married. Ruby died July 12, 1942. Stark and Nelda Childers were married December 16, 1943. They actively continued the collection of western art, crystal, porcelain, and rare botanical books and prints, all of which are now displayed in the Stark Museum of Art. In 1961 Lutcher and Nelda Stark organized The Nelda C. and H. J. Lutcher Stark Foundation, a non-profit, charitable corporation with Stark as first chairman. He continued in that capacity until his death, when Nelda Stark succeeded her husband. The Stark Foundation now owns and operates the Stark Museum of Art, the Frances Ann Lutcher Theater, Stark Park, and the restored W. H. Stark House. The foundation continues to make acquisitions for the Stark Museum of Art when appropriate works of art are available. Other activities include funding a substantial scholarship program available to students throughout Texas and contributions to other charitable and educational activities in Texas. Lutcher Stark died on September 2, 1965, and was buried in the family mausoleum in Evergreen Cemetery in Orange, Texas.

The Axiom Houston Texas 2007 (kinda a CBGB's South). Through these doors walked some of the most significant bands of the late 80's and early 90's. Wouldn't it be cool to go back for a day. (This is a list I swiped from the Axiom Reunion website and does not include most local bands).

The Accused

The Adolescents

Adrenalin O.D.

Afghan Whigs

Agnostic Front

Agony Column

Alien Sex Fiend

All

G.G. Allin

Babes In Toyland

Bad Mutha Goose

Bad Religion

Beat Happening

Big Drill Car

Billy Goat

Biohazard

Blake Babies

Bouffant Jellyfish

The Buck Pets

Buffalo Tom

Camper Van Beethoven

Cannibal Corpse

Carcass

Cat Butt

Chainsaw Kittens

Chemical People

Alex Chilton

Christian Death

Christmas

Coffin Break

Coroner

The Cows

Crash Worship

Crime & The City Solution

Cro-Mags

The Crumbsuckers

Crust

Dag Nasty

Danzig

Dark Angel

Das Damen

Dayglo Abortions

Dead Horse

The Dead Milkmen

Death

Deicide

D.I.

Die Kreuzen

Dinosaur Jr.

Dogs D’Amour

Down by Law

D.R.I.

Dwarves

Ed Hall

Exhorder

The Exploited

Fearless Iranians from Hell

Foetus

fIREHOSE

The Flaming Lips

The Fluid

Fugazi

Game Theory

Gaye Bikers on Acid

G.B.H.

Giant Sand

Glass Eye

God Bullies

Goo Goo Dolls

Government Issue

Gumball

GWAR

Half Japanese

Hard-ons

The Hickoids

Honeymoon Killers

H.R. (ex Bad Brains)

Incubus (metal)

The Jayhawks

The Jesus Lizard

J.F.A.

Junkyard

Killdozer

Killing Joke

Kreator

L7

The Lazy Cowgirls

Live Skull

Loco Gringos

Loop

Lubricated Goat

Roger Manning

MC 900 Ft. Jesus

M.D.C.

The Melvins

The Mentors

Roger Miller (ex Mission of Burma)

Miracle Room

Missing Foundation

M.O.D.

Monks of Doom

Morbid Angel

Mother Love Bone

Mr. T Experience

Mudhoney

Nice Strong Arm

Nirvana

NOFX

NoMeansNo

Nuclear Assault

Obituary

The Offspring

Overkill

Poster Children

Prong

Psychic TV

Pylon

The Rollins Band

Sacred Reich

Scrawl

Scream

Screaming Trees

Screeching Weasel

Sepultura

7 Seconds

Sham 69

Shoulders

Shudder to Think

Sister Double Happiness

Sleep Chamber

S.N.F.U.

Social Distortion

Soilent Green

Squat Thrust

Superchunk

Swans

Tad

Thin White Rope

Thinking Fellers Union Local #282

Three Day Stubble

Tragic Mulatto

True Believers

T.S.O.L.

U.K. Subs

Uncle Tupelo

Urge Overkill

The Vandals

Verbal Assault

Victim’s Family

Vio-lence

Voivod

Volcano Suns

The Walkabouts

Watchtower

White Zombie

Yo La Tengo

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