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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1930
Page
7
Autti Nov 18 The state department of education released the scholastic census for Tessas indicating 1,660,206 students with 180,680 white and 258,218 colored. The total population would equal about 26 percent of the state’s population. By law autos in Calif must be white.
A vintage notice from Tyler Commercial College promotes a Radio School offering courses in radio operation. It highlights opportunities in broadcasting and land stations, notes government exams on site, and invites interested students to request a free catalog and apply for scholarships.
The issue records campus life at Clifton College with essays on Armistice reflections and school events. It covers editorial staff changes, football travel, exams, performances, and student activities including Hawaiian entertainment and the play Creep Crew.
A November birthday party honored El Damavis Jones with a well organized afternoon event. Guests registered in the guest book noting life details, enjoyed an animal parade, pink cake with lit candles, and colorful refreshment plates. Families accompanied by mothers escorted children home as the party closed.
In Austin on November 18, former Representative W T Williams argued a constitutional amendment setting pay at ten dollars a day requires a legislative act to fix compensation, and cannot be altered midterm. The item also notes Indo-China white ants tending gardens for vegetable plants used as food.
Meridian Creek School News describes examinations and a club organized by the English department. It notes visitors welcome, a planned Friday absence for an excursion to Clifton Flower Carnival, and student exhibitors in the fourth division with plans to make up the lost day later in an educational way.
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