The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-04-19
We SELL Hats and sell them right.


Mrs. Laura Jones. Ad.
Misses Ruth C. Sperry and Ethel F..
Todd were in Lexington Monday.
Bailey b. Baxter spent sunday at
his home in Richmond.
II. C.. Chapman of the Normal De.
partmcnt left last week for his home
in Lee County.
]. Reuben Hughes of the Academy
Department spent several days with
his homefolks last week.
Edward Cook of the College De-
partment and Wendell McCollum of
the Academy Department have just
returned from a visit thru Jackson
and Owsley counties.
J. Harold Tate was in Knoxville
last week attending the Mountain
Workers Conference.
There is nothing wrong with
Laura Jones hats. The hats are
right and the price is right. ad-i2.
The Senior Vocational girls ac-
companied by Misses Berg, Dizney,
and Stella Case had very pleasant
trip to Indian Fort Mountain Sat-
urday.
Miss Sue Mae Senter of the Col
lege Department went to Bristol,
Tenn. last week where she will
spend a few days with her sister
there, before going to her home at
Martha Wilson. Va.
Misses Welsh, Stoughton, Edith
Frost. and Mrs Embree were shop
ping in Lexington one day last
week.
Paul Edwards returned last week
from Hazard where he has been for
several days recruiting for the
army band.
Selden Taulbee of the Academy
Department received a telegram last
week which called him to his home
at Daysboro to take his place in the
militia there. q
We are all very glad to see Mr..
Taylor's pleasant smile again.
Doctor Raine was in Knoxville at
tending the Mountain Workers Con-
ference last week. Il
Courtney Trosper returned from
Lexington last week and will spend 7
a few more days in Berea.
You never get dissatisfied with the
hat you buy from Laura Jones. She
will not sell you an unbecoming u
hat. ad-i2. e.
The Rev. Howard Hudson is 81
driving a new Ford car.
Mrs. Leonard Spence and little Y
Gladys, returned last
Thursday from Cincinnati, where
they have been spending several
lays with her sister, Mrs. Frank ol
Iulton, who has inhamatory rheu- ID
natism. al
Leonard Spence, who has been W
lick for several days, is able to be al
Up again.
Prof. and Mrs. lie Want Dodge ar Ut
lived safely, Wednesday morning,
rom Washington, d. c., where they
pent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Anderson OF
Il. Marys, w. Va, announce the de
firth of Charles Claude Anderson da
lpril 10th. Weight, nine pounds. ST
iother and child are doing nicely. Di
Scruggs & GOtt, one of Berea's We
eading real estate firms, sold the ba
lager property on Estll street TO III
!. f. Porter, Tuesday. go
Paul Edwards spent several days err
q Berea in service for the Army, re-
members for the Second lee
'entucky Regiment Band of which is
@ has charge. He was called TO ac
exington on Monday and came
ack on Tuesday to complete his
'Ork Of enlisting.
On "Wednesday he went back TO tn
exington taking with him the fol- wi
wing; william Campbell, Chauncy Pr
ODDLY, Paul Bicknell, Herbert Hays, ne
Ito Ernberg, and Donald Porter. to-
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Sphinx are re- Ac
1icing over the arrival OF an sill
leven pound boy, April 10, Charles 81
lorrison. n;
George Hembree. former student ON
{ the Academy Department, who
; now attending the f. X. s. N. &c
ias visiting friends here Wednes-
ay. Or
Mrs. Laura +. and Miss Mary r.
nodgrass OF Kirklin. Ind, and Miss b.
.ucile Wakefield Of Indianapolis, II;
nd, were visiting friends here the IN
rst OF the week. w