The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27

materially to the splendid corps Of
helpers.
Sergeant Lawrence Durham. Of the
18th u. 5. Infantry. and Coz the past
four years stationed in the Philippine
ISLANDS. is nj home una - days FUR
Tough Young Durham d. v"ll known
to the readers nj the Record, through
some Interesting ,at'crs he hs4 written
during his STAY IN ths tropics lie hopes
/ his regiment VIII he called 20 France
soon and promise, us an Interesting
letter from "over there" when hs ar.
riyes.
| The Courier Journal contained the
following regarding the marriage of
/ former Lancastrian;
The marriage Of Miss Una Moss
Gatlif and Lieut.. Thomas Elmer Mahan
was solemnized at O'Clock Thursday
afternoon at the residence of the brides
parents, DR.. Ancil Gatlif and Mrs.
Gatliif, of Williamsburg. Ky. The
Rev. E. +. Wright, pastor of the First
Baptist church, ofIiciated. Misses Ethel
Neal and Nadine Archer we're tue
bridesmaids and Lieut.. ErwiI Perkins
and Lieut.. Charles Mayhal. who are
stationed at Camp Zachary Taylor.
were the groomsmen.
/ The bride is the youngest daughter
Of DR.. GatiiF. one of the wealthiest
men in the STATE. and is descendant
OF one of the pioneer families Of Kv
I Lieut.. NahaH also ia Of p very promi-
nent family. lie p-acticed law prior to
/ mis- entrance into the arr-v
Lieut.. Mahan and Mrs. Mahan left
on the afternoon tram for Chicago.
Mrs. Mahan wore smart travelling
suit of khaki-rp.ored .,vertone. trim
med in collar and gauntlet cuffs Of
kolinsky fur; her hat was a brown
velvet Jurban, with small wings.
After a brief stay in Chicago they
will return 10 Louisville, where Lieut..
Mahan IS s.atiorei a. Camp Zachary
Taylor
The following letter from Miss Geor-
gia Moss who is now attending the
State Normal IT Richmond. will be in
teresting to her many friends here;
Richmond XIV. Dec. 10, 1917.
Editor Of Tho Central Record;
As am now at Eastern kentucky
State Normal School. and cnio, ing the
work ana pleasures offered by it. | am
going To try to give You a brief sketch
Of the work and pleasures that enjoy
50 that others may be persuaded To
JON me.
Every morning at six O'Clock every
one is awakened from their peaceful
slumbers bv the ringing of the rising
bell; at the end of thirty minutes an
other bell is rung calling us all 10 break
fast, some answer with alacrity while
others who might be termed sleepy
heads are often times woefully be-
hind. In twenty minutes after the
ringing of the breakfast bell another is
rung which is the sigma for every one
to leave the dining room, even if they
have not consumed the bounteous re-
past set before them.
After breakfast we return to our
rooms until seven-tweuty Glasses
start at seven thirty with fifty minute
periods for recitation and ten minutes
for lntermission.
We have chare! every morning from
nine-thirty until ten. although attend
arce at chapel is not compulsory it is
well attended, after chapel, classes are
continued until twelve, Mt twelve ff-
teen We have dinner when il great
event IN the cours, OF the DAY.
! At oue-ten, classes are resumed and
continued until four O'Clock and at five
thirty We have supper after which
comes the Prom until siX.thirtv.
then from seven until ten-Jhrty study
hours are supposed to be observed
But please do not think that all of the
time at Eastern is spent IN working
ana eating Tor II is not
4 due amount Of cur time is siysr
, over 80 parties. socials, games. etc.
: Every month the Y. W. {. A. tot
? which almost every student is mem,
berl gives a party. On Saturday even,
inS Jhe girls and bows gather in the
play room of sullivan Hall and under
the direction Of Miss Hurst. teacher OF
4, Physical Culture, we play Rhythmic
Games, which consist of folk-danclng,
Waiting and one-stopping.
Every term the faculty gives re.
cept'on for the students hut this time
} the order was reversed and the stud.
2 ents entertained the faculty, at least
they entertained them what time they
weren't busy enjoying themselves.
The reception began at seven and
from seven until seven-thirty the usual
receiving line made up of the Presidents