The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-06-15


City, Tenn, arrived last week and
il enjoying home life with her hus-
band in a part Of Mrs. l.. A. Davis
beautiful home.
Mrs. Emily Boiler OF Chatan.
Ontario, is the guest Of Rev. and
Mrs. ID. w. Brown for the summer.
Mrs. Boiler is the mother of Mrs.
Brown.
Christian Endeavor meeting Sun
day night at 6:i5 in the Union
Church. Topic: The Usefulness Of
Good Cheer. Reference: John TO-
2i-33. Leader Mrs. h. II. Roberts.
Mrs. Mary f. Daugherty Of Valley
View visited her sister, Mrs. John
Fowler last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Duncan and Miss
Hazel Conwell and John Jackson mo-
tored to Lexington Tuesday.
Miss Lena Isaacs of Danville spent
several days with friends in Berea
last week.
Dress Making by Mrs. Jennie
Searcy, competent in art and work.
' on Center street, Berea. Ad-52
Mrs. Green Hill and children re-
turned Monday TO their home in
Bethany, w. Va, after a pleasant
visit of more than two weeks with
relatives in Berea.
Miss Myrtle Baker left Saturday
for visit of several weeks in Is
land City with her friend, Miss Es-
Their Gentry.
Miss Nancy Myers, who spent
Commencement week here at the
home Of one of her classmates,
Miss Bertha King, returned Monday
TO her home in Richmond.
Miss Sarah Ely leaves this week
for Nashville, Tenn, where she will
study at Peabody Institute.
L. +. Dizney, an old time worker
of Berea, and now principal Of a
school at Evarts, Ky, was in town
for Commencement.
The Misses Mary Cosby and Anita
Tribble of Redhouse, KY, spent Com
mencement week in Berea as the
guests of Miss Una Gabbard.
Ulhan Cosby and Vernon Fades OF
Red House visited in Berea for a
part of last week.
Dudley billiard of Newbern. Tenn,
has been spending several days in
Berea with his sister, Mrs. NJ. f.
Vaughn.
Dean +. o. Clark, Reuben Batson,
Herman Mahaffey and several 9TH
ers leave this week to attend the
Young Mems Christian Assoc iation
conference at Black Mountain.
ID. o. Bowman, who is taking a
medical course in Cleveland, o.,
came home last week for a short
visit.
Will Brown, a former student of
Berea, who taught at Kent, o., dur
ing the past year spent from Tues
day until Sunday in Berea with
friends. He was accompanied on
the visit by his father, William
Brown, of Hardinsburg, Ind.
Mrs. b +. VanWinkle left Mon
day to attend summer school at
Richmond State Normal.
Miss Jessie Smith, who has been
in school at Eastern Kentucky State
Normal, is visiting with home folks
for a few days before returning
there to resume her work.
Miss Elizabeth Lewis, after max
ing a visit Of several weeks in Be-
rea, returned to New York City last
Thursday.
Judge Engle and wife and daugh-
ter of Mckee were in Berea last
week for the graduation of their
daughters, Miss Grace from the Col
lege department and Miss Verna
from the Academy.
Miss Mary Fee, who came down
for Commencement with her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Fee, has been making an extended
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hunt
and other friends.
The Misses Margaret and Helen
Dizney left Tuesday for their home
at Evarts. Miss Grace Engle accom-
panied them for a visit in their
home.
Clinton Early is spending several
days with home folks in Berea.
Miss Louise Frey, after spending
week here, left FRI
lay for a visit with friends near
Richmond before returning TO her
home at Liberty, Ky.