The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-09-30

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Mrs. J. Wilson. who has beer
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
b. p. Ambrose, during the past
week. has returned TO her home
in 0wsley County.
J. J. Cecil. OF Scott County, Tenn.
arrived in Berea Sunday afternoon
to enter the College Department.
! Harold O. huaeiani spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Berea visiting
friends. He left Sunday night for
Lebanon Junction, where he will
be employed for the next few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Baird, Of Crab
Orchard, enjoyed q weekend visit
at the home Of their son, Professor
William J. Baird, last week. They
departed for their home early Mon
day morning.
Professor Calfee left Sunday
morning for New York City, where
he expects TO continue his post
graduate work in Columbia Univer-
sity.
Charles b. Anderson. Of the Train
ing Department, was called TO his
home in Rockcastle County, Sunday.
on account of the serious illness Of
his brother.
The Mountain Volunteer Band
held an important business meeting
at vanWinkle Grove, Sunday after
noon. At this meeting plans were
perfected for the great Mountain
Conference which is convened in
Berea this week.
II. C.. Woolfe. of Winchester, was
in town last week for a short time
Mrs. Mary Evans returned last
week from a visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs. ID. b. Chandler, at Mt.
Vernon.
C. ID. Harold, a College gradu-
ate OF last year, who is now study
ing at the University OF Cincinnati,
was visiting in Berea at the first OF
the week.
The students from Owsley County
enjoyed a social i'm the Industrial
Building Monday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Meredith Gabbard, of Owsley
County, were present and gave short
talks encouraging the students from
their County to do better and more
efficient work in bcrea. Refresh
ments were served and a happy
time was enjoyed by all.
The Rev. J. L. Fortney, of Hazel
patch, is spending the week in Be-
rea attending the Mountain Con-
ference.
Samuel Rice, Of the Foundation
School faculty, has just returned
from the College Hospital, where he
has been confined for the last week.
Miss Lucille Nevins, OF Buffalo,
\. V, returned TO Berea, Saturday,
and entered the College Department.
Miss Nevins was in school at Val
paraiso University during the past
year.
Monday evening from $50 to 500
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton celebrated "Berea Night" in the
Tabernacle. Different members of
the faculty and number of stu
dents made short talks. The plea
sure of "Berea Night" is always
great, but this time il seemed 10 !
surpass anything before.
Sylvester C.. Rogers, OF near Nash
vile, Tenn, entered the College De-
partment last Friday.
Edward East, a student of the
Department and worker
in the Printing Office, left Tuesday
for Louisville. where he
will be located for the next few
The City has just finished macad-
West Chestnut street. This
is a great improvement to the west
end Of town.
Wednesday morning at United
Chapel, DR.. John Herget, pastor OF
the 9th Street Baptist Church OF
Cincinnati, spoke on the subject,
What Does II Mean TO Be a Chris
tian." The address was full Of
thought and to the point and was
enjoyed by the vast concourse OF
students.
Last Thursday morning at the
regular chapel hour, Mr.. Taylor
delivered his address entitled, "Tc-
bacco," to the young men of the
College. The subject was timely
for this season OF the year. Mr..
Taylor treated the theme from sew,
eral points OF view and used many
illustrations which added
interest TO the discourse.
Monday afternoon the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association gave a
TO new girls. Miss Bower
'ox and Mrs. Taylor gave short, in
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