The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-24
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MIS-. Laura JONES. ho'
Do you want to hear about THE
Little Blue Squad" and be charmed
by "Rosalind's Surrender Then
procure a seat in the Chapel next
Wednesday before 80 p. m. and stay
for the entire program.
The exercises of Memorial Day
afternoon will not be dull or tedious.
Do not forget that the Memorial
exercises of Wednesday, May 30, in
the College Chapel, begin at 1870,
sharp. Be early and secure good
seat.
IL is hoped that all in attendance
upon the afternoon exercises Of Me-
mortal Day will be deeply moved by
1.-The Look Backward" and inspired
by "A Glance Forward"
Gowan Bourne of Danville was
visiting friends in Berea Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larue House, Miss
Mary House and Douglas Green Of
Red House were visiting in town
Monday.
Mr.. Stafford spent Sunday with
home folks in Mt. Sterling.
Morris Phillips of Wilde was in
Berea for a short visit Saturday.
Mrs. Green Hill and three children
OF Bethany, w. Va, arrived last
week for an extended visit with her
mother, Mrs. l.. C. Gabbard.
Mrs. Halle Wagers, formerly Miss
Halle Hill of this place, now Of Gin
cinnati, is visiting relatives in Berea
this week.
C. I. Ogg and family attended the
funeral of Mrs. Mollie Lloyd, a re-
lative OF theirs at Paint Lick Mon
day.
Clare Garfield, Misses Helen Shan
non, Minnie Gray and Myrtle Baker
motored to Winchester Sunday,
where they spent the day.
Miss Mary Tatum, who has just
finished school year of teaching
at Stamping Grounds. returned Sum-
day to her home in Berea.
Conn Asher of Livingston visited
friends in Berea Sunday.
Miss Florence Tatum visited in
Richmond Saturday.
Misses Fannie Dowden and Eva
Wynn OF Paint Lick are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Haley on Pearl
street.
Dwight Bicknell was in Richmond
the first Of the week.
What do You think about the
War" Go to the Memorial Day
meeting in the College Chapel at 1 80
next Wednesday and hear the an
swer.
Mrs. Frye of Prospect street, who
underwent an operation at the Rob-
inson Hospital is doing very nicely.
Miss Mcintosh. a former nurse Of
Berea College Hospital is visiting
friends in Berea.
DR.. Walter Mckay, a former Berea
College student, for two years a
physician in the Ohio State Insti-
tuition for Feeble Minded, has been
accepted as an army physician to
serve in the present war.
Glenn Hoffman, a Berea College
student, for several years connected
with the General Electric Co. at Sch
enectady, N. Y, has enlisted in the
Officers Reserve Corps. He is in
training at Madison Barracks, on
Lake Ontario.
Walter Hickman, well known in
Berea, has enlisted in the Second
Kentucky Regiment Band and is
with our other Berea boys in camp !
at Winchester.
Victor l.. Raphael, we'll remember
ed in Berea, graduated May 10th |
from Lane Theological Seminary
ana after few months summer
study will take his degree Of Bach
-elor or Arts from Lebanon, o.
Mrs. Raphael is in poor health. but
recovering. Berea congratulates them
both.
. w. Bethurum, Mr.. and Mrs. e. r.
Gentry, Logan Brycourt, Thomas j.
Nicely and William Hurst Of Mt.
Vernon were in Berea Friday TO at |
tend the Dixie Highway meeting and
to boost the completion Of that ma
tional thorofare.
Mrs. Adile Howard, Mary c.
Short, V. Henry and Agnes Rich
ardson. Mesdames w. r. Blue and
]. II. Henry Of Louisville and Mrs.
f. l.. Lightbourne OF Toronto
are spending the week as guests OF
the College.
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