The citizen., 1915-12-23

principal OF q school In Tennessee
succeeding Secretary Vaughn.
Paul Bicknell, Herbert Hayes and
Alden 0gg were in Richmond thi.
week for inspection in connection
with the End Regiment band.
Mrs. William Haley has been
working at the National Bank dur
ing the illness Of Miss Amy Todd.
Edgar Engle, who has been work.
hing in Dayton. o., is home for the
holidays.
Doctor Best is being visited by
his brother from Massachusetts, this
week
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Harri-
son Friday. December ~. i2h
pound boy.
Miss Estelle Pfaff. who has been
in school work at Grand View,
Tenn, is spending the week with
friends in Berea.
Cleveland Frost, who has been in
school at Yale University during the
past few months, is at home 10
spend the vacation with his parents.
Miss Bertha King returned home
from Newbern, Tenn, Friday TO at
tend the wedding OF her sister. Miss
Nina. She has been teaching in the
Newbern high school.
Berton Chestnut OF Williamson,
w. Va, is spending the week visit
ing friends in Berea and vicinity.
He is the guest Of Fleming Griffith.
Mrs. William J. Baird left Mon
day for Wyoming, o.. where she
goes to spend the holidays with her
mother Mrs. Reuben Tyler.
Moss Hilliard left for his home in
Tennessee Friday to spend Christ
mas with friends and relatives.
Several members OF the Volunteer
Bands for foreign and home missions
went TO Narrow Gap Sunday where
they held a most interesting ser
vice. A large crowd attended.
Edward l.. Roberts, superinten-
dent Of Printing. was called to the
home OF his mother in Williamsfleld,
o., Sunday on account OF her illness.
She passed away few hours before
he arrived.
s. l.. Baird Of Garrard County is
his brother, Professor Baird
Of the Vocational Department this
week.
Miss Bess Vaughn was in Beres
on business.
Clark Wilson. who will be remem-
bered by many OF the students. is in
town this week visiting friends and !,
relatives.
Joseph C. Hillman OF Valparaiso.
Ind, spent the first OF the week with
his brother, James E. Hillman OF the
Department. They left
for their home in Coeburn. Va.
Wednesday. /
Oscar Lewis OF the College Depart
nent was called TO his home in Les
lie County Friday on account OF the
illness OF his mother.
Sidney Ruffian Rust. assistant to
President Frost, returned 10 Berea
ast week after spending several
weeks in the East in the interests
)f the College. He reports a very
pleasant journey and a profitable
lime spent.
A letter from Mrs. Helen Carruth-
'rs Poteat, who will be remembered
rs Miss Helen Anne Carruthers of last
year, states that she and her hus-
band have arrived safely in peking.
China. They will be engaged in mis-
'ionary work in that region. Since
arriving there. they have called on
Doctor and M1. Hubbard who are
happily located in that city. As Be-
'eas representatives in that far OF !,
and they send greetings TO all
friends in Berea.
During the past week Miss Cam
eron has given two talks 10 the
girls report division, telling OF her {,
visit TO the Orient. The story of her
rip to Jerusalem was especially N
Nath BOgie OF Teatersville, w. M.
and Jessie Bogie and Richard Benton
Of Lancaster were visitors at the
Bogie home on Estill street last week
On account OF the death OF Waller
BOgie.
Joseph Riddle u Brodhead spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Berea
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Calfee left for Cincinnati
where she will meet her
husband and return with him 10
Berea.
Rare bargains in books and Jewell
y. Call phone i2i or address Box
1872. Berea, Ky. Ad-26.
William Hanson OF Lexington was
'isiting his mother. Mrs. Samuel
Hanson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Duncan
md sons, Russell and Jack, and