The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-08-09
College Items
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A letter dated July 28th from l..
f. Brashear in Perry county says
that he is having good success in
school teaching with an attendance
of from fifty TO sixty. He expects
TO be in College next winter. He
encloses resolution adopted by the
Teachers Institute Of Perry county,
and ordered sent TO the Citizen for
publication. The main substance Of
these resolutions is printed under
Perry county news on page eight
and is worth reading. Other insti-
tutes would do well to adopt similar
resolutions.
Miss Welsh writes from Boothbay,
Me-, that she is enjoying good rest
on the seashore.
o. NJ. Simpson leaves for Will
iamsburg today on the afternoon train.
John Mann, who has been visiting
Berea friends leaves this week for
Curtis, Neb., where he assumes
charge Of the Musical College. Mr.,
Mann attended school here.
Earl b. Clark writes that he is
looking forward TO his work again
this fall term in school.
Oma Penn of Illinois will be in
school again this fall
A. Nj. Ross is spending the sum
mer in Owsley county in the Amer.
Sunday School union work and good
reports come OF his work. Much
good will no doubt be done.
DIR. c. S. Mason, OF the Cincinnati
Y. NJ. c. A. is visiting in Berea this
week. While here he will make a
fine trip out where he will speak at
meetings near by.
Prof Dinsmore arrived from the
East Friday noon.
Prof. Dodge, delivered a very fine
discourse at the Union Church Sab
bath morning.
A letter from b. 7. Allen, '05 now
cashier Of the Bluff City Bank, Bluff
City, Tenn, writes that he is enjoy
ing his work very much.
A letter from Prof Lewis says:
Eve are having fine, quiet rest and
all feel better, especially Marguerite.
| spend this week in the Casey
County Institute here, and the joint
institute Of Boyle, Garrard and Lin
coin Counties.
Taking advantage OF the moonlight,
q party OF students and College work
/ ers, Including Messrs. Thomson. Pat
ton, Bert, ShadOin. Bowler: Misses
Wolf, Chrisman, Pickering. Marsh.
went 10 BobtOwn in the Auburn last
/ Friday evening, whore they attended
the Sunday School Convention OF the
| Baptist Church (Colored) OF that
place. The party left about $3.50 p.
m. from Prof Lewis house. Lunch
was served on the green sward. some
distance from Berea by the young lad
/ les OF the party After partaking of
the sumptuOus lunch they went 20 the
colOred church where the convention
was in session. Considerable interest
was found by the members of I h e
party In the proceedings of the con-
vention. They were all deeply linz
pressed with the sincerity shown By
the cOlored people assembled at the
church. II was deplored that time
would not permit staying longer, be-
cause all would doubtless be inter-
ested In the sermons which were to
follow. The return trip 10 Berea in
cluded the Little Horn and W a s
much enjoyed.
Ernest Virgins. OF Richmond, who
worked in the College Printing De-
partment last year, had narrow es-
cape from sudden death in the Reg
lister office lRichmond) recently He
was investigating a leakage in the
gas Mt the office where he is working
when he was overcome by the fumes
and was found unconscious. He has
been reported out Of danger.
Rev. Henry Mixter Penniman. Of
the College Faculty, returned to Berea
last week.