The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-06-29
For sale, two young Jersey Cow:


James w. stephens. ad.-S2
Miss Helen Baker and her bro
theirs, Roy and Harold, who have
been visiting their cousin, Miss Helen
Baker at her home at Paint Lick,
since commencement Day, returned
TO their home at Alton. I'll.
Corbett Davis of the Normal De-
partment left for Cincinnati Thurs
day where he will be employed dur
ing the remainder of the summer.
James Bishop of Washington, ID. G.
came TO Berea last week to enter the
Summer School.
Elmer Crowley of the Normal De-
partment stopped in Berea over Sum-
day on his way from NichOlasville
where he has been visiting friends.
He starts to Texas next week TO visit
friends.
Mack Morgan, president of the
Glass of 16, spent the week in Berea.
He leaves for Asheville, ~ c., soon,
where he will teach in the school Of
which Professor Calfee is the presi-
dent. "'
Robert Mcdonald Of Xenia spent
last week in Berea visiting friends.
Leo F. Gilligan, former student
Of the College Department who has
been teaching at Newbern, Tenn,
during the past two years, spent the
week end in Berea.
For sale, two young Jersey Cows.
James W. Stephens. ad.-52.
Donald Edwards, who has been
visiting his parents for the past few
days, left for Akron, o., Saturday
where he will be employed by the
Goodrich Tire Co.
Stanley Lee Ault Of the Printing
Department left Saturday for Chau-
tauqua, N. Y. He will be employed
as linotype operator in that city.
Miss Helen Bundy of the College
Department. who has been assisting
in the Presidents Office since Com
mencement. left for her home in
New York Saturday for the remain
der of the summer.
Walter Hickman spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends near von-
ore, Tenn. He will leave for Mex
leo soon.
Aubrey Diamond of the College
Department who has been employ
ed in the Chemical Labatory for the
past few weeks, left for Toledo, o.,
Saturday where he will be employ
ed in the Overland Automobile
Works.
For sale, two young Jersey Cows.
James w. Stephens. ad.-5a.
Miss Cora Newton of the Glass Of
10. who has been visiting at the
home Of Miss Bertha King for the
past few weeks. left Saturday for
Chicago for an extended visit.
Isaac NJ. Shireman, who has been
employed in the Printing Depart
ment for the past few months, left
for Toledo, o., Saturday.
John Reeves OF the College Depart
ment left for his home in Independ-
ence, Va, Saturday. He will probab-
ly go to Mexico in few days.
Miss Elsie M. Atzenhoefer, who has
been employed by Miss Corwin since
Commencement, left Saturday morn
ing for Dayton, o., where she will
resume the position which she held
last summer.
Miss Stella Haley OF the College
Department left Saturday for her
home in Ohio where she will spend
the remainder OF the vacation.
Professor Edwards OF the Found
alton Schools left Saturday for points
in Ohio. He will visit several
friends.
The C. z. meetings OF the Union
Church will be held at 600 O'Clock,
instead of 6:i5, for the next few
weeks. This begins with next Sun
day night meeting. This change in
the hour OF meeting Is ON account OF
the union meetings OF all the
churches.
C. +. topic for Sunday night is:
How TO Make Our Nation an Ideal
One" Reference: Phil. 2: 40. This
will be leaderless meeting and an
interesting program has been plan,
ned. Come and see how a meeting
progresses without a leader.
Miss Rebecca OgeIsby OF Richmond
was a business visitor in Berea,
Thursday. "'' 49,.