The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-05-12

Last lHuInudy Oihihb Wv
denny Department gave in their de-
partmental chapel a very interesting
program to the pupils of the Eighth
Grade who are planning to enter the
Academy next year. The exercises
consisted of music by the Academy
orchestra, the quartette and the AGA
denny song rendered by two girls,
and a few short and brilliant speech
es.
On Friday night the First Year Aca-
DENY gave delightful reception TO
the members of the Eighth Grade
at the Parish House which was decor
ated in Academy colors and society
pennants. The students had entire
charge of the program which con-
sisted of addresses Of welcome by
Joe Day and Leona Bethel, a response
by VIM. Culbertson, a recitation by
Robert Case and music by ID. l..
Scoles, and II. II. McClanahan. AT
ter the program the Faculty members
formed a receiving line and personally
gree ed each OF the two hundred stu
dents present Then punch was
served In the parlor.
The Model Schools will give their
annual entertainment Tuesday even
ing, May 18th. at : p. IN. in the
Chapel. The public is invited TO be
present. All who attend are urged
to be in their seats before seven.
Old students here will be sorry 10
learn of the dea of Miss Mary +.
Beedy, a student OF a few years ago.
in Meadville. Penn. from pneumonia
One big baseball match for the
season Is planned. IL will come on
May 2S. when the team Of the West
ern Kentucky State Normal, at Bow
ling Green. will arrive for match
with the Normal Department team.
Mr. Dinsmore is said 10 be looking
for good ringers.
Prot. and Mrs. Faulkner returned
Friday from Barbourville, whittier
they had been called by the serious
illness of Mrs. Faulkner's mother.
That lady is still in a precarious con.
dition.
A good letter from President Frost
was read in the College Chapel ex-
ereises "Wednesday morning.
The Christian Endeavor Of the Tn
ion Church sends the following de-
legates 70 tho Christian Endeayor
Convention az Louisville this week.
Lillian Van Meter, Anna Reece. Net
tie Gouge. William Bowman and Miss
Raymond.
A bird in the hand is better than
two in the bush, and IL is yet a lit
tie too early TO prophesy concerning
the state track meet, In which Be
rea Will take part on Saturday. bur
unless all expec atoms fail. this col
iege will be able to give an even bet
ter account of herself this year than
last. Last year We made second.
SAFE being well In the lead. This veal
II Is safe 10 expect that we will inn
prove last years record. The quastion
SWIM We wipe out the whole
OF States lead"
The team which Is going 10 Lexlng-
ton for the meet on Saturday Is we'll
balanced, strong. and steady. We
shall be In every event, and In almost
every one We shall stand more than
an even chance to place a man. In
some our grip on first place seems
certain. aud in all we shall have the
Blue and White colors in the fight
to the very end A large body OF
rooters from home will be on hand
and 1t Is a comfort TO know that we
have such a team 10 root for.
Miss Louder OF Richmond with
several friends was in town Monday.
Arriving too late for the breakfast
Mrs. Marsh had prepared for them.
they lunched with Miss Cameron at
Ladies' Hall. while the following en-
ioyed the breakfast party at Mrs
Marsh's, Misses Welsh, Cameron, Ray
mond. Orr. Morrow and the two
Misses Bush.