The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-08-01
College Items
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

He will be In the city for a few days
Williamsburg Times.
Treas. Osborne has some very pleas
ant houses to rent for the fall term
The College chapel is to be opened
once this summer, on Sunday, Aug
Is, for morning and night sermons by
Rev. DR.. Herget, the eloquent and ear
nest pastor OF the great Ninth street
Baptist church OF Cincinnati Every
body should plan ahead so as to hear
these two sermons.
President Frost preached to large
congregation at Mallory Springs last
Sunday.
Prof Dinsmore lectured on Ten
Kinds Of Training at Wallaceton last
Saturday night
Mrs. NJ. Il. Matheny. wife OF Tut
or Matheny. well and lovingly re-
membered in Berea and throughout
Eastern Kentucky. died on July Ord
at Caspar. Wyoming. and her body
was brought to Wilmot. Ohio. for
burial on July 9th. Prof. Matheny
is head OF the public schools at the
growing city OF Caspar. He went
there partly for his wife's health sew
eral years ago. and for some time she
was much improved and assisted him
In the work. He has the sympathy
of a very wide circle Of friends.
Prof. VIM. A. Cook. who comes
TO teach the Greek which has been
taught for 50 many years by Prof.
Dodge. is to arrive with his wife this
week We shall have to say Prof.
Cook and DR.. pretty carefully TO keep
the professor of Greek and the pro-
fessor Of German and Political Science
from getting mixed Prof. William
Cook is a Master Of Arts from Prince
ton University. a Presbyterian minis
ter, graduate OF the Seminary at Rich
mond. Virginia, and he has done pas
toral work In Mississippi and Missouri
IT. and taught for seven years in Park
College.
Miss Katherine Bowersox, who has
been the guest Of Prof and Mrs. Ru-
mold the past week. Is to come TO Be
rea at opening Of the term as Dean Of
Women, and Instructor In the Normal
| Department Miss Bowersox is a
lady Of unusual charm to young peopl
and one OF the most distinguished
educators OF Pennsylvania. Her last
position has been as principal
OF the great government school for
Indians at Carlisle. General Pratt in
troduced her to President Frost by
saying, "Of all the women l know,
she is the first / should think Of for
such a position as you wish to fill at
Berea."
Prof. Mannlx, so long the popular
head OF the public schools OF Lancas-
ter, Ky. comes 20 Berea as Professor
OF Mathematics in the Normal Depart
ment He starts this week on a little
tour to visit Berea teachers in their
schools In Jackson and owsley coun
ties, accompanied by Mr.. Carl Kirk
The new catalog will be out next
week. showing the names of more
than 1850 students. including the col
ored persons who are assisted in at
tending other schools. There has
been an increase in every department
and an increase OF students from near
y every county in Eastern Kentucky
and adjoining parts OF other states.
The reason appears very clearly as one
reads the catalog and notes the unri-
vailed advantages which Berea now Of
fers to all who attend.
Miss Cameron returned TO Berea
last Saturday night after her vacation
In Nova Scotia.
Supt. and Miss Burgess returned
! from their vacation trip to the East,
last week. bringing with them Mr..
Frank Vose who viii superintend the
brick and mason work for the Col
lege this year.
Two new four wheel dump carts
have arrived for the Woodwork De-
partment.
Secretary Gamble returned from
Alexis. H., where he has been spend
ing his vacation, last week. Mrs.
Gamble and the baby are still in AL
exis.
Prof George Phoenix OF Hampton,
Va. made Berea a very pleasant visit
Saturday and Sunday. He says he
is pleased with the Berea boys and
girls who have been in school there
and wishes for more.
President Frost was business call
er in Winchester. KY, Tuesday.
Mrs. Rumold was called to Kansas
to the bedside of her father. who is
very sick.
About twenty-five young people
enjoyed an outing on East Pinnacle
last Saturday night. DR.. and Mrs.
Cowley conducted the party.
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