The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-10
College Items
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at Jackson. KY, the past year, was
a College visitor the first of the week
Rev. Helm of Louisville. Ky, was in
Berea Sunday and spoke at main
chapel Sunday night. Rev. Thomson
preached at upper chapel.
Mr.. Osborne was in Richmond Fri
day on business.
Rev. Dagger, who visited in Berea
last week has purchased the Sidney
Combs property on Estill street and
Will make Berea his home. We are
glad to have this family In Berea.
VIII Flanery, who was sick few
days last week, with tonsilitis, is bet
ter.
The Alkahest Company including
ylolinist pianist and reader gave a
pleasing entertainment last Monday
night in the chapel. This was the
first number OF the fall lyceum course
and everybody went away pleased.
On last Tuesday at the chapel hour
there was a joint discussion among the
students of various departments on
how TO better Berea athletics. After
some time taken up by the speakers
It was passed that the school be divided
into two bands which will be known
as the Reds and Whites so that every
student has an equal chance TO take
Tart in athletics on either side and
and each side is to have a leader who
are to choose the sides. This does not
do away with the department contests
Miss Leona Evans an old student Of
Beroa returned this week and entered
school again.
Carl Kirk went to west end church
Sunday night to assist in the singing
there.
The football boys are on the field
again practising for the coming con-
test with Union College. The Varsity
will soon be selected.
Rev. }. Wesley Of the class Of 1894
is now In Seattle, Washington, his adj
dress being 2lOS Warren avenue.
Many Bereans remember with affec-
tionate regard Mrs. Daisy Carlock who
was a teacher here in the early days
OF President Frost's administration.
Her two sons have become men and
Frank Is now in Arizona while George
is promising art student in Paris.
Miss Sara NJ. Soule. for some years
lady principal at Berea. IS now teach
ing in soule College. Dodge City. Kan
sas. She spent last summer in her
cottage at Chautauqua. n. Y.
Prof. j. w. Dinsmore returned from
Louisa and other points in the state
last week.
Alpha Zeta Society had their annual
oyster supper Friday night. Several
visitors were among the host, all re-
porting a good time.
Hon. John ID. White of Manchester
was the guest Of President Frost over
Sunday He also attended chapel Sun
day night.
The subject for Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday
night was Sunday Observance" All
claim il was the best meeting they
ever had.
Work on the college barns is NOV
ing along pretty rapidly and the ashes
of the old one will soon be covered up.
There is TO be football game
here Saturday between Varsity and
Union College. Come out to the game
and help root" for Varsity.
Several OF the students went out
chestnut hunting Saturday and we are
informed that some Of them got lost
and had to stay in the woods over
night.
Divided chapel Monday morning,
girls in upper and boys in lower chapel
Athletic sports were discussed by
Pres. Frost In main chapel.
Lester Hin who is recovering from
the typhoid fever has been removed
from the hospital TO his home.
Robert w, Fletcher, one of Berea's
distinguished colored graduates, died
at Nicholsville, Ky. last week.
President Frost gave the Monday
lecture to the boys. the subject being
college Sports" and Mrs. Hin spoke
TO the girls on the subject of Cloth
ing"
Good reports come to us from the
work Carl Hunt is doing in PilSeville,
XIV. We are always glad to know our