The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-07-04
College Items
HERE AND THERE

The First Conference oil Librarians
OF Kentucky was held last week at
the Woman's Club in Louisville The
Berea College Librarian was present
and was elected Second Vice Presi-
dent OF the Kentucky Library Associ.
alton which was organized at that
meeting.
A good letter from Miss Josephine
Robinson says that she finds il good
TO be amoug her own relatives in
beautiful New Hampshire. She will
be at the Dartmouth Summer School
in Hanover, n II. for some time and
we hope TO have a letter or two from
her there for Citizen readers.
President Frost returned to Berea
last Saturday evening
The following clipping from the
Daily Public Leader OF Maysville,
KY shows what success Prof. w. H.
Humphrey, a graduate of Berea Col,
lege in 1903, is having.
The educational rise Of the color
ed race in Maysville and Mason
county was never more fully en-
phasized and demonstrated than at
last nights annual commencement
exercises Of the Maysville Colored
High School at the Washington
Opera. house.
Prof. w. II. Humphrey, Principal
Of the Maysville Colored High School,
is entitled 10 great credit and praise
for the excellent results attending the
Commencement exercises last night.
ne has demonstrated bis efficiency
and ability and TIE large audience e.
colored people and the many white
people present will bear us out in
the statement that the Commence
ment was one that splendidly crown
ed a year Of most excellent education
al results, and Prof. Humphrey and
his Assistants may well feel proud
and encouraged over their work.
All 10 all, the Colored Commence
ment was probably the most credita-
BILE colored function ever held in
Maysville."
Prof Mannix, for the last FIVE
years the very successful principal
of the high school at Lancaster, KY,
has been called to be teacher Of
mathematics in the Normal Depart
ment Of Berea College. He is already
ia Berea and living with his family,
for the present, in Gilbert Cottage.
Miss Minnie Martin and Swing
Martin and Miss Florence Young
blut all OF Cincinnati are visiting
Miss Jeanette Swing in Berea.
Miss Morrow with,Edith and Cleye-
land Frost left for Yonkers, New
York Tuesday morning.
A letter has been received from
Walter Ellis, Of Dallas, Texas, last
year OF the Model Schools. He is
working for the Monarch Visible
Type writer Co. aud is planning to re-
turn to Berea at the opening Of the
Fall Term.
Rolla Hoffman writes from Leipsic,
Ohio that he expects to return in
the Fall.
Mr. Cartmell is taking his vacation
this month. just now he is enjoying
visit from his father.
Elizabeth Marsh left on Friday of
last week to visit relatives in Penn
sylyania.
The boys Of the Berea College
band went to Winston Wednesday to
stay over the Fourth TO attend
g. A. II. Encampment.
Mr.. Scale and Francis Clark went
to Knoxville last week TO attend
summer school.
Alfred Meese is spending bis vaca-
ton at Boston, Ohio. He refused a
fine engineering position in order TO
continue his school work in Berea
the coming year.
Miss Mary Arbely is at her home
in Washington, d. c. and Miss
Lillian Tuthill in hers, at Riverhead,
N. Y The latter hopes to be back
in school here next year.
Mr.. Luther Shadoin returned
Monday night from visit at his
home id Pulaski county. He reports
the homefolks we'll, and that his
sister, Donna hopes to be in school
again this fall.
Prof II. NJ. Penniman is expected
in Berea some time this week.
President Frost is in town for two
or three weeks and may be seen at
his office mornings at usual hour,
0:45.
Rev. DIR. John f. Herget, Pastor
of the Ninth street Baptist Church OF
Cincinnati, is a guest of the College
this week.