The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-03-18
THE SCHOOL VISITATION COMPLETED
CROVESvILE HARDY, PETIT, SHALLOWATER AND CAR
Isle VISITED THE LAST TWO DAYS OF CIRCUIT
sHAllOWATER AND CARLISLE HAVE SPLENDID BRICKS


up by other schools as soon as possi-
BILE, is the primary room feature.
This department is under the super
vision Of Miss Katie Bell Crump, and
through her untiring efforts. this
room is equipped with chairs. tables
aud many other articles Of equip
mept especially suited TO the needs
Of the children within the age limit
Of these rooms. Many examples Of
the children's work were noticed too
that reflected creditably ON the in
struction they are receiving. The
room is well supplied with good pic
tures--those silent teachers, and they
should be in every school room and
in every home. This being a larger
school than any others visited. we
! required more time here, and the
noon hour was upon us before we
well realized that the time for eats
was at hand. However. that time bad
arrived and the party was conducted
TO the basement where in the Wom-
ems Conservation Room a magnificent
dinner was served by the young la
dies Of the school under the direction
Of Miss Broadfoot. This room is set
aside for the work in home econom-
les by the club women Of the COM
munity, and very interesting club
has. its permanent organization there
under firc~ ~direction Of Miss Halsey,
the County Home Demonstration Ag-
ent II is provided with equipments
supplied by these women. and II will
be remembered that this club won
the State prize for women's work
and also held County Fair last year
which was a great success and ere
ated great deal of favorable COM
ment throughout the country.
Taking advantage Of this occasion
the progressive citizens of this COM
munity had met at the school build
ing for the purpose of Identifying
the school grounds and to install
play ground equipment. They are 60
ing TO take advantage Of the gener-
GUS offer Of Mr.. Harper of the Ex-
perimental Station and get trees
enough to supply the grounds. and
we predict with the pride these peo-
pie take in the school work that they
will use great care in planting and
taxing care of these trees.
This school is to entertain the
county interscholastic meet this year
April the third, and they are ex-
ceedingly anxious that everybody lay
aside the care Of the world for
day and come and be with them that
day. They expect to make that day
one long TO be remembered for its
pleasantness.
Twenty speakers were listened TO
after the musical program. the first
being Judge Moore. followed by Mr..
Webb. and in succession, Mr.. Eli
son. Mr. Shelley, Mr.. Crump, Mr..
Kincaide. Mr.. Moore, Mr.. Needles,
Miss Katie Bell Crump, Miss Mamie
Crump, Mr.. J. c. Bowles. Mr.. Chaun-
cey. Mr.. Conley, Mr.. Harper, Mr..
Thompson, Mr.. Briggs, Mr.. Ellis and
Miss Halsey.
Carlisle School
Carlisle school is located six miles
west Of Lubbock, and ranks high in
the list of rural schools in the coun-
". There was built last year mod
ern brick building with three classes
rooms and large auditorium. Prof.
Ribble is at the head Of the school
and is ably assisted by Misses Lucy
% uous anu hns.aJ rns 1ona n,,,,is " arroi,sJ
M - 80. sasaoI nv ,'.;,h A. s,tandarce
Besides having charge of the school
work Of this community. Mr.. Ribble
is also taking an active interest in
athletics in all the rural schools OF
showr In ,hs county meet this wear
= aac;daa ;rnrovement in This mar
s,.nIsr ds,artmen,
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inns nne ~ senoo' a "a'uns .h .as'p
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sa ss on .ne sloanus .nss"x nss !. 80.
inc grounas s"..oanus ..' y
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IN sna"e trees '"'s ysA' ~
There were present a gooaIy num-
Der OF the trustees ana patrons OF
the ,I ssnool .n ana sne sv yls.ro ,bsm ana shs
teaching corps, and tne propos,,'on,
NEEIU WAS presented ana the uNIHu(C