The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-02-10

Call and give me atrial.
Oscar Robinson. a former Berea
student, who is now located at his
home in Clay County, was Berea
visitor over Sunday.
Miss Lucy Smith, secretary to
the Bursar, has been confined to her
room for the past few days with
lagrippe.
Miss Ollie Mae Parker, teacher
in the Training School. has been
confined to the College Hospital dur
ing the past week with lagrippe.
DR.. G.. N. McAllister was a bust
ness visitor in Frankfort during the
weekend while there he addressed
the parent-Teacher Association on
"Berea. Its Field and Work"
John w. Buck spent from Satur-
day until Tuesday in Butler, KY, and
Cincinnati on business.
Thomas l.. Parker of the Founda-
ton School faculty was business
visitor in Richmond Saturday.
Misses Effie Ambrose, Myrtle and
Nora Wilson were Bobtown visitors
over Sunday.
Dean Marsh spent the week end
visiting friends, and vacinating his
swine herd in Clay County.
Prof. A. s. Hancock, who has been
confined to the college hospital for
seven days, was able to be out
Monday. He had been greatly miss
ed by his classes and they were en-
thusiastic in their welcome on his
meeting them again.
Miss Mary Eleanor Coe Of the class
of IA sends greetings to friends in
Berea. She is located at Sulphur,
Okla, where she is teaching Latin,
German and Spanish in the high
school Of that city.
Courtenay S. Trosper Of the Col
lege Department left for his home
in Corbin last week where he goes
to accept a position in school Of
that city.
Miss Margaret Shumaker OF the
class OF IA is teaching at present
in the high school Of Milroy, Pa, her
home town. She is enjoying the
work immensely and sends greet
ings TO all whom The Citizen reach
es.
Harold Hackett returned to Be-
rea Saturday after a pleasant week
spent in visiting the business de-
partment of the University Of ILL
nois at Urbana.
Alfred C. Slemp Of the class OF IA
is now in school in the Washington
and Lee University Of Lexington,
Va. where ne is engaged in the
study of law. He sends greetings
TO all Berea friends.
Miss jeanette Floerke OF the Col
lege Department returned to lher
home in Louisville last week where
she will enter the University OF
Louisville.
II will be Of interest to note that
Glenzie Morris of the class Of IA Is
now pleasantly located in Washing
ton, Miss, where he is teaching in
the jefferson Military College, one
Of the oldest schools of its kind in
the South. He is enjoying the work
very much and will probably remain
there another year.
w. II. Ballinger of Wilde, a grad
uate of the Vocational Department
last year, was in Berea Thursday
and Friday visiting friends.
Mrs. H. J. Gerson of New York
City spent Thursday and Friday in
Berea visiting her son, Walter w
Hickman, OF the College Department
C. II. Dietrich OF Winchester was
a business visitor here Thursday
and Friday.
Friends Of Miss Mary Johnson OF
the class OF "a will be glad to learn
that she is in school at the Univer-
sity Of Chicago where she is spe-
cialiZing in German and Political
Economy.
Conn Asher OF Livingston was
visitor in Berea Sunday.
Mrs. Z. B. Spence entertained a
number OF young people at a candy
party at her home Monday evening.
Mrs. Mollie Brewer OF Richmond
visited with her mother, Mrs. z. b.
Spence, at the first OF the week.