The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-31
College Items
HERE AND THERE


Beginning tomorrow, Nov. !. the
winter schedule Of hours, as shown
in the students manual, goes into eff
feet. This means that tomorrow, and
thereafter, till next spring. supper will
be at 5.15 p. m. instead Of 5.45, and
that all evening gatherings. study
hours. curfew, etc, will be half an
houy earlier
The college football team will play
against Georgetown College at George
town Saturday, and against Kentucky
University at Lexington Saturday
Of next week. These games will close
the intercollegiate series, but sever
al games OF interest between school
teams will be played on the home
grounds.
The college has appointed Howard
Hudson Fire Chief, with Messrs. Cart
nell and Lewis members OF a Fire
Cabinet" which has charge of all the
fire fighting arrangements. These men
have re-organized the fire fighters
and there win be better protection in
The future not only for the college
property, but for that of citizens.
The College has taken the first step
towards new heat and power plant,
which will be sufficient TO furnish
heat. power and light for all the col
lege buildings. with the chance TO ac-
commodate some OF its neighbors, and
carry out the long cherished inten-
ton OF furnishing lights for the
streets. 1t is a great enterprise, and
this first step means a new chimney
l25 feet high, which will cost towards
$4,000. Mr.. Thompson, an expert from
Chicago, is in town making plans for
the work.
The Monday lecture will be given
at 9.25 next Monday in United chapel
by Dr. Cook. He will continue the
story begun in upper chapel last year
of Adventures and Other Things in
Europe"
Thru a mistake In printing the
posters, the date of Mrs. A. A. John
ston's lecture on Norway and the Mid
night, Sun has been announced as
Tuesday. November 9th. The date is
right but the day should be Saturday
This lecture is so popular that Mrs
Johnston was recently asked to re
peat It In a place where she had al
ready given 1t once.
Superintendent Edwards received
letter this week from Thomas Barnett
and Grover Price. who recently fol-
their health left Berea for Colorado
Springs. Their friends will be glad &c
hear that they arrived safely. They
failed to find work in Colorado Springs
but are working for a bridge carpen'
ter few miles west of the city. They
wish to be remembered to theil
friends in Berea.
Mr.. Edwards also received a Letter
from Henry Smith, who last year wen
to Albuquerque, New Mexico. for hi
health, and who is now in Ell Paso
Texas. His health is still poor, thu
climate not having done as much fol
him as his friends had hoped.
Miss Virginia Boatwright, who ha'
charge of the Primary Department
spent last week with Miss Laur'
Click visiting schools in jackson ant
Clay counties. On Sunday she ad
dressed the Sunday School rally a
KerbyKnob. The rest OF the week wal
spent horseback riding thru the hills
visiting homes and schools, distribut
ing books, pictures. etc. Miss Boat
wright reports a pleasant and profit
able trip.
Prof. orlin H. venner, a graduate
OF Berea College. class of 1902, is TAX
ing post graduate work In Yale Uni
versity. His address is 1888 Chapel-st
New Haven. Prof. venner is the same
hustler he was in his Berea days. and