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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1924
Page
5
O Wise director of manual arts reports a 288 percent rise in Amarillo public schools over three years from 51 to 180 students. He notes demand from sixth and seventh graders exceeds supply and that expansion could boost high school enrollment. The annual manual arts exhibit is set for May 16.
Washington records Children Day at the White House with boys and girls rolling eggs on the grounds. President and Mrs Coolidge attended briefly and the Marine Band was set to perform in the afternoon as part of the celebration.
A collage of short items notes people visiting Amarillo and nearby towns and various local curiosities. Movements include J C Caldwell Claude in Amarillo J L Lawson having tonsils removed and Dr D Roach weekend in Lubbock and Tohoka. Also several arrivals departures measles cases and a few amusing observations.
Dr H C Morrison of Louisville Ky preached at Polk Street Methodist Church Sunday evening. Asbury College president and Pentecostal Herald editor, he is a leading Southern Methodist evangelist. His message What Think Ye of Christ prompted close attention as listeners remained absorbed through the hour long discourse.
Hon Ernest Albright now in Amarillo for highway amendment talks will address at the State Teachers college and a Canyon mass meeting tomorrow. After Panhandle stop he closes campaign work here then returns to Abilene amid growing enthusiasm in his race against Tom Blanton for Congress.
R. G. Barnum of Amarillo has been conducting business in Kansas City for the past week and returned home yesterday.
A pulpit orator delivered a masterful life of Christ sermon to a full house with listeners spilling into the vestibules as the message resonated throughout the service.
Duke Helie de Talleyrand de Perigord kingly pretender to Sagan offers his German principality for sale while keeping the royal title. Sagan lies between Silesia and Brandenburg and covers about 500 square miles of land.
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