The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-07-17
COLLEGE ITEMS

vohSAVA t'eWS
Prof. John f. Calfee Of the Normal
Dept, is spending a few days with
Mr.. J. p. Faulkner on the demonstra-
ton car which is sent out by the State
Health Dept, in charge Of Mr.. Faux
ner. The car starts from Springfield
this week.
W. b. Dawson, who is staying over
in Berea and attending the summer
school. is in Hamilton, o., this week
overseeing a job Of plumbing in a
building belonging to r. H. Chrisman
Of Berea.
Prof. John r. Smith, who has re-
Gently returned from a southern trip,
is attending the teachers institute at
London, this week He expects TO make
quite an extended visit in northern
states at an early date.
President Frost came back from
Detroit this week to attend TO office
business and be present at the mid
week prayer meeting of the Union
church. lie is gone again and will
spend next Sunday at Arcadia, ~ Y,
where his father was pastor fifty
years ago. The church there is cele-
brating its one hundredth anniver-
sary.
Mr.. Hudson and Pruitt Smith are
at work on great many repairs on
College buildings and property.
Mr.. Burgess men are busily at
work constructing new laundry
over the engine room at the Power
Plant The removal Of the laundry
from its present position in the Indus
trial Building will make place for
class roms there which have been
greatly needed. and the new laundry
will be still more than the old one a
place for an army of girls who earn
good money.
Mrs. +. +. Matheny, who underwent
an operation at the College Hospital
a short while before Commencement,
writes from the Sanitarium at Hins-
dale, ILL.,, that she is much improved.
Mrs. J. W. Dinsmore, who is teach
ing at a Summer School in Michigan,
in writing to friends here says she
is finding genuine pleasure in her
work.
Prof. Edwards is back from his
pleasant visit among Berea students
in North Carolina, and will be ready
to list the children who wish places
in the improved Model School
Mr.. Marion lson Of Slemp. KY.
former Berea student. is now candi-
date for County Supt of his county.
.His wife will be remembered as Miss
Lucy Rollins.
Mrs. X. U. Putnam, well remember
ed as a Berea teacher. has been spend
ing some time with friends and rela-
tives at Ashland. ILL., She returned
to Toronto. Canada, yesterday, for a
visit with her daughter.
Prof. Frank +. Howard a member
Of the Berea Normal faculty is a
member of the Faculty of the Middle
burg College Summer School at Mid
dlebury, Vermont
Mr.. n. Lloyd Hampton a Beres
student is representing the Inter
Church in agency work this summer.
Announcements have been received
of the marriage of Miss Anna Fay,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Han
son. TO DR.. Walter l.. Albin, Thursday,
June Goth, 1913, Crete, Nebraska. At
home University Place, Nebraska.
Announcements have been received
of the birth of Catherine Embree,
July LIST, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William ID. Embree Of New York. Mr..
Embree is a graduate Of Berea, class
of 1889, and a Trustee of the Institu-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs +. o. Clark return
ed, Monday, from very enjoyable
trip through Estill and Breathitt
Counties.
Two days were spent at the Teach
ers Institutes in Irvine and Jackson,
at which Prof. Clark led the discus
sion on the teaching of agriculture.
Mrs. Clark being a native of Estill
County found many friends and rela-
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