The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-02-29
LOG AL P A G E
NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY, GATHERED FROM A
VARIETY OF SOURCES


Lexington has been home for q visit.
Mr.. John Gabbard was in Richmond
last week receiving treatment at the
Gibson Infirmary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Combs are the
proud parents Of little daughter who
came to their home last week.
Mr.. Green Bales has been visiting
his parents here for several days.
Misses Amelia and Bess McWhorter
and their cousin Miss Jennie McWhor.
ter who arc students of the E. X.
S. N. at Richmond spent from Satur-
day until Monday with home folks
here.
The sale is over but we 60 on for
eyer at WEIGHS.
A reception was held last Saturday
afternoon ut the home of Prof. and
Mrs. Marsh in honor of DIR. Downing q
birthday. A large number of the Col
lege students we're present. The oc-
casion was an entire surprise to DR..
Downing but was greatly enjoyed
and appreciated by him.
Prof. Lewis and DR.. Davis were In
Frankfort. Monday, in behalf Of
temperance legislation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sharpe of
Beckley, w. Va, are making a visit
with home folks and relatives.
Mrs. Fannie Demmon was in Rich
mond, Monday.
It's a story that never grows old
Save that difference"
Mr.. and Mrs Elihu Bicknell who
have been living in Trenton. Mich.
have moved back to Berca.
Mr.. Geo. French and family have
moved from Chestnut st. to the west
end of town.
Miss Carrie Spangler made a few
days visit home last week.
Miss Bertha Robinson has taken
u position in the Racket Store.
Mr.. B. Harris is home this week.
Messrs. Hayes and Colt are in Gin
cipnati this week buying their spring
goods.
The College Library shows some
very important new books on Nature
study and on English Hymns, this
week.
Next Monday, following chapel at
$40. there will be a fire drill that
will bring hose cart, chemical fire
extinguishers and extension ladders
into play.
Several hundred friends OF Berea
were praying for the success of the
recent protractod MEETINGS and many
Of them are now sending In their con-
gratulations. Among others Rev. w.
II. Baker Of the class of 'S5, now at
Chagrin Falls, Ohio. writes of his
memory of similar meetings conducted
by Rev. A. A. Myers and of a rising
bell prayer meeting In Howard Hall
where VIM. e. Barton first publicly
declared his decision to entor the min
istry.
All teachers who can do 30 should
attend the Louisville meeting of the
Kentucky Educational Association on
June 1921. Thoy should go to think
and to work. They should 60 with the
Idea of getting something for the boys
and girls of their county. They should
bring back home many a thought, and
many new idea and greater inspira-
ton.
Mr.. Albert d. Hanson. class of 's2.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel @. Han
son. was In Berea several days last
week and this visiting his father
and mother. Mr.. Hanson's home ia
in Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
The panoramic picture Of the
grounds and students taken by Mr..
Frank A. Carr of Frankfort, Ky, FRI
day. is unquestionably the best ever
made for the College. The picture
is more than four feet long and shows
more than 1000 students and teachers.
II also includes the principal build
ings.
Mr.. w. H. Pigg of Blue Lick left,
Wednesday morning. for Charleston,
H.. to visit his children there.