The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-12-31
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Watch Night Services at the Chapel
tonight. $3.50 TO 1880 which Is true
midnight Prof. Robertson will tell
OF the progress OF Christs Kingdom
for the past year. DIT. Thomson win
lead a Praise Meeting bring a word
about your blessings) and Rev. Bran
denburg and Pres. Frost viii preach
Coffee served at $780,
There will be a Union Watchnight
service In College Chapel from $3.50
10 1880 (rcai midnlghD on tie last
day of the year with a praise meeting
and addresses By Prof. Robertson.
Rev. Brandenburg and Pres Frost.
Every one should remember that
the Winter Term begins "Wednesday.
Jan. 9Th. The frat exercise Is pub
lie worship In the College Chapel at
4 a. m. All classes begin their exer-
clses that afternoon. nearly all Of
them meeting at 1880. This means
that registration must be completed
at that time The offices win al be
open on Tuesday morning AZ s O'Clock
and every one who In In town should
register then. Students who are com
ing from away or returning from
their vacation. should aim 20 be here
Tuesday noon without fail.
The annual meeting OF the Union
church will be held In It's house 81
worship on Saturday OF this week.
The ladies OF the church will serve
dinner az noon. and all members OF
the church with their families are eN-
pected TO sit at the tables together.
This includes students who are mem
bers OF the Union church. After din
ner the business meeting OF the
church will be held. with reports OF
the past years work, and election of
officers. While Il Is desired that all
who cas-. do 20 remain for the bust
ness session. those who may find Il
impossible TO do 80 are urged to take
dinner With the church.
A. r. Thomson, Pastor.
Frank Myers is a visitor In town.
Mr. and Mrs. Logsdon OF Pamela
were In town last week for tie we'd
dirE OF their grandson.
l.. Il. Hamilton, Of near Wilde,
who has recently moved to Longview,
H.. was with home folks over Christ
mas. and called In town Monday.
Mr.. J. T. Scrivner who lives on Cen
ter ST. Is the last victim In the series
OF fires which have occurred In Berea
this fall The blaze was caused by a
lamp In the upper part of the house
IL was discovered and extlnguished
before much damage was done
The ladies Of the Priscilla Club
made about twenty-five people happy
Christmas with the procoeda OF their
bazaar held at Mrs. S. r. Bakers
store.
Dr. Conveys office has been moved
from the Industrial building to the
new Hospital where he win receive
patients at the usual hours.
Miss Ethel Todd OF Oberlin. former
Registrar OF Berea College is spend
Ing the holiday vacation with Miss
Lolita Osborne at Paincsville, Ohio.
Miss Ruth Todd is spending the
holidays with her mother.
II. v. Porter OF Minneapolis is spend
ing the holidays with his coissn, Mrs.
ssanjey Frost
Misses Annabel scudder and Mildred
Turner spent Sunday with Miss Bessie
Vaughn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hayes were
given surprise party by about
twenty OF their friends Tuesday night
In commemoration OF the fortieth
anniversary OF their wedding.
Miss Margaret Wallace returned
home Monday after a delightful visit
with her brother Allen at Jellico.
Tenn.
Hr. and Mrs. Frank Pigg OF Tuscola
Ill. are here visiting Mr. Pigg's par
ents and relatives.
Miss Nettie Oldham spent Christmas
with Mr.. aud Mrs. Bert coddington
Miss Emit Soper OF Lancaster Is
visiting her sister Mrs. Wallace