The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-12-06
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ing at Somerset, spent from Thurs
day until Sunday with her sisters
Misses Susie and Sarah, of the Col.
lege Department.
Miss Lillian Stamm, who is {
College graduate of Berea, spent
Thanksgiving with Berea friends
Miss Stamm is teaching at Mckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Red AndersoJ
moved to Hazard last week where
Mr.. Anderson has a position.
Miss Bertha King spent the
Thanksgiving holidays in Bered
with her mother.
Leonard Niece, a former Berca
student and graduate, who is now
County Superintendent of Pulaski
County, spent the Thanksgiving hol-
idays in Berea.
Miss Elizabeth Whaley and Miss
Katherine McSpadden, who are
teaching in the High School at Bar
bourville, were the guests of Miss
Bertha King from Thursday until
Sunday.
Miss Bette Lewis left Tuesday
of this week for Hazard where she
has a position in the Perry County
State Bank.
Professor and Mrs. RumOld and
Mrs. Ernberg spent Saturday in
Lexington.
Kimber Bowles left at the first Of
the week for his home at Tyner for
an extended visit.
Jerry Richardson was in Rich
mond Monday on business.
John Kennedy of the Academy De-
partment had pleasant visit from
his father andNother of Charleston,
w. Va, the latter part Of last week.
Miss Virginia Engle spent the
week end with her parents at Nc
Kee
Tom Siler was visited last week
by his sister and her friend from
their home in Charleston. w. Va.
Douglas Roberts Of Louisville
spent a part Of last week in Berea
with his parents, Doctor and Mrs.
Roberts.
Robert Edwards. one Of our Be-
rea students who has been in train
ing camp at San Antonio. Texas, is
visiting his many friends in Berea
this week. Mr.. Edwards has COM
mission as Second Lieutenant.
Miss Nina Ogg. who is studying
al Richmond State Normal, spent
Thanksgiving with her cousin,
Kathleen Ogg
Miss Una Gabbard spent Sunday
with friends at Whites Station.
Arleigh Griffin who has a COM
mission as Second Lieutenant in the
Coast Artillery, spent the Thanks
giving holidays with friends in Be-
rea.
Mrs. Fannie Duncan Of Louisville
is spending several days at Boone
Tavern. II is always pleasure 10
have Mrs. Duncan in our midst
J. X. Baker was in Mississippi on
business at the first OF the week.
Lieut.. NJ. l.. Isaacs Of Camp Tay-
Tor spent THANKSGIVING with his
mother at her home on Center
street.
Mrs. f. NJ. Spence is making an
extended visit with her son, Leonard
Spence, and family at their home
on Jackson street.
Miss Grace Cornelius returned TO
Berea from Cleveland, Tuesday.
Berlie WintOn. Of Hawesville, who
is County Agent in Hancock County,
and associated with Professor J. w.
Whitehouse. spent Thanksgiving
with Berea friends and wisely sub
soribed for THE CITIZEN.
Messrs. Aaron and Wonsley Powell
of Kirby Knob were visiting their
brother, William, who recently re-
ceived painful injuries from fall
while at his work.
II is gratifying to know that our
representatives Dean Clark and
Fielder, brought back from the
meeting Of the chairmen OF tho
Y. NJ. C. A. drive the report that the
State totaled s5Os,OOO, instead Of
100000; and the United States,
s52.5OO,OOO, instead Of s35,DOOOO0.
Miss Addie Bowling Entertained
Lieut.. Z. G. Webster Of TT. Benjamin
Harrison. Ind, over Saturday and
Sunday.