The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-11-25
RoCKcASTLE COUNTY
Johnetta

home from Lincoln ana tlay couiltle
where he has been holding reviva
meetings. He has been in Lincoll
County at Old Fairview church To-
the board of the Tates Greek Asso
ciation. The results Of the meet
ing were wonderful. Thirty-tw'
additions TO the church and an ole
time religion meeting. The church
now is in splendid condition.-Tht
people OF Johnetta are scared of hos
cholera. IL is all around us but none
in our immediate neighborhooC
so far.-Corn in our part of the
country is awful short, nothing like
as good as was expected before gath
ering time.-There has been big
school fair at the Johnetta school
house, the nth. The following was
carried out. (DDevotional exercises
by S. Overbey; (2) Speech, Compul-
sorry Education by J. w. Lee; 81
Song by the school; a. Speech by
Robert F. Spence on better i'm
provements of life; 81 Free dinner
and plenty to eat; (6) After dinner
exhibits Of the following: Eddie
Chasteen, blue ribbon, 6 best ears OF
Indian corn; Mossie Abney, red rib
bon on six second best; Annie Alb
ney, blue ribbon on 6 best ears of
pop corn; no second; Mossie Abney,
Blue ribbon on best Irish potatoes;
no second: Toister Chasteen, blue
ribbon on ist best sweet potato; no
second; Mossie Abney, blue ribbon
on the best woodwork; Minnie Bal
linger, blue ribbon on best fancy
apron; Luvena Ballinger, red ribbon
on second best fancy apron; Annie
Abney, blue ribbon on best calico
apron; Rosa Jones, red ribbon on
second; Ollie Ledger, blue ribbon on
best dust cap; Florida Robinson, red
ribbon on second; Luvena Ballinger,
blue ribbon on best center piece;
Minnie Ballinger, blue ribbon on
best machine cover; Laura Balm
ger, blue ribbon on best stand cover;
Nora Childress, red ribbon on second
best stand cover; Mamie Abney, blue
ribbon on best made child dress;
Dena Allen, blue ribbon on best
made doll dress; Sallie Childress, red
ribbon on second best; Anna Abney,
blue ribbon on best dressed doll;
Florida Robinson, red ribbon on sec
cd best dressed doll; Susie Gadd.
blue ribbon on best home knit sock;
Lucy Ballinger, blue ribbon on best
home knit gloves; Laura Ballinger,
blue ribbon on best crocheted piece;
Susie Gadd, blue ribbon on best
homemade basket; Ollie Ledger,
blue ribbon on best map OF Africa;
Anna Abney, red ribbon on second
best map Of Africa; Rosa Jones, blue
ribbon on best map of South Ameri-
ca; Anna Abney, red ribbon on sec
ond best; Emma Smith, blue ribbon
on best map on exhibit; Arthur Alb
ney, red ribbon on second best
Sallie Childress, blue ribbon on the
best drawn maple leaf; Minnie Jones,
red on second; Tennessee White;
blue ribbon on best drawn cucum-
Der leaf; Mama Abney, red on sec
Ond. Foot races: so yards-Large
boys, Huston Childress, 10 cts; 2nd,
Willie Robinson, 5 cts; Large girls,
Ollie Ledger, ist, 10 cts; Rosie Jones,
End, cents. Small bOys-Willie
Childress, fst, 10 cts; Johnnie Chill
dress, 2nd, cts; Small Girls, Stella
Abney, ist, 10 cts; Hattie Jones, End,
5 cts. Smallest boys-Massie Chas-
teen, ist, 10 cts; Lester Chasteen,
End, 5 cts. Closed lovely and in good
spirits.-Robert F. Spence and Miss
F.. X. Corwin of Berea spoke at john
eta hall last night on the subject
OF home reading and other good
things. We thank CUP friends, Mr..
pl'H''t MISS wi W liis anu Jul ttdth-
er, Miss Tabitha Hiatt for their earn
est work at JOhnetta.
Rockford
Rockford, Nov. 2i-The farmers
are busy at this time gathering corn.
We are having quite a cold spell
and hog killing is the talk as corn is
scarce. Some hogs are dying on the
creeks. None in Scaffold Cane so
far.-Aunt Helen Quinn is on the
puny list this weekIThe Reverend
Mr.. Brandenburg formerly Of Berea
preached at Scafrold Cane Saturday
and Sunday and may continue on a
few days.-The Rev. J. w. Lambert
and James Hardin preached at Ma
cedonia Sunday with good attend
ance, and Brother Hall Brown was
baptized after services.-Miss Esther
Lake, who is teaching school here, is
confined TO her bed with rheuma-
tisn hut wa hona sha will soon no