Keene Academy Freed From Debt

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 7, 1906

Keene Academy Freed From Debt

It is a gratification to be able to state that one of our educational institutions has been freed from debt, largely through the sale of “Christ’s Object Lessons.” Accompanying the thirteenth annual calendar of the Keene (Tex.) Industrial Academy, comes a note from the principal, Prof. C. B. Hughes, who writes: “We are just closing a very profitable year. As you perhaps know, our school debt is paid, and we have been making many improvements during the past year, and are in a position to continue this work. Our enrolment is larger than it was last year, and the outlook for our school is very encouraging.” We congratulate the management of Keene Academy upon the successful issue of their effort to relieve their institution of the burden of debt. So far as we know, they have the distinction of being the first to raise the notes of the jubilee song. The calendar of the academy will be of interest to parents and young people in the territory from which the school draws the most of its students, and they should supply themselves with copies. Correspondence should be addressed to the principal.