The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-06-06
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s. Fee Of
Clarksburg, Ind, are in Berea fol
Commencement week.
DR.. f. A. Lyman Of Ypsilanta
Mich, a member Of the College
Board of Trustees, is in Berea.
DR.. II. Randall of Hartford. Conn.
is visiting the College for a week.
Prof. w. b. Ward, principal Of the
high school at Paintsville, is spend
ing a few days in Berea.
Mrs. J. H. Hammons Of Jackson
is visiting her daughter, Miss Cleta
of the College Department this week
Mack Morgan, president of the
Glass of 'i6, who has been teaching
in Asheville during the past year
visited friends in Berea during the
last of the week.
A. S. Chaplin of Lexington, state
agent of boys clubs, was in Berea
during the week end on business.
Miss Amy Perry of Stamping
Ground is visiting friends in Berea
this week.
H. C. Waters and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, of Oketo, Kan, are visiting
their son and brother Charles of the
Senior Glass.
Mrs. Emory Evans of Redhill is
visiting her sons who are in school.
Miss Juanita Garriott, one Of Be-
rea's former students, is visiting
school friends here.
Miss Alberta Norvell, Of the Glass
of I6, who has been teaching at
Paintsville, is visiting in Berea this
week.
Mr.. Culton of Cincinnati has been
spending several days in Berea with
his wife, Mrs. Daisy Culton, who
has been sick for some time.
Miss Florence Mccullough, who
has been teaching at Grayhawk dur
ing the past year, arrived last week
for a visit with her many Berea
friends.
George Hembree, student Of E.
X. S. ~, was in Berea for a short
time last week.
Miss Laura Spence Of Ionia visit
ed friends in Berea last week.
Mr.. George Candee, one of Berea's
patriarchs and devoted friends, is
able to attend Commencement. His
many friends were glad to see him
in Berea again.
DR.. Ralph A. FELTON, of New York
is visiting friends in Berea. He de-
livered the annual address to the
literary societies Tuesday night.
Mrs. Laura Andrews of Leesburg.
o., is visiting her daughter, Miss
Marjorie, Of the College Department.
Chester Meneely of the Meneely
Bell Co., Of Troy, N. Y, came tol
Berea at the end of the week to ap-
prove the installation of the "Berea
Chimes"
Thomas Baird. a former student
of the College Department, is spend
ing the week in Berea. He is max
ing the race for county court clerk
in his home county.
William Campbell, of the Second
Regiment Band stationed at Win
chester, visited Berea friends dur
ing the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Mulberry and
daughter, Miss Alice, are visiting
their son and brother, Walter of the
Academy graduating class. He will
return with his parents to their
home in Sadieville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette entertained
a number of the former schoolmates
on their lawn last Tuesday night.
A very pleasant time was reported.
Secretary Vaughn and Benton
Fielder were in Richmond Friday.
Miss Vera Waymire, a student of
the College Department last year,
is visiting friends in Berea this
week
Herman Mahaffey, who returned
TO his home some weeks ago TO as
sist in greater production on the
farm, returned TO Berea Saturday
10 graduate with his class.
Rev. Herbert s. Johnson. DID,, OF
Boston is spending the week in Be- :
rea as a guest of the College.
Mrs. w. r. Blue and Miss Adele
Howard of Louisville are attending
the Commencement exercises here.
Mrs. Cassius Gaines OF Winches-
ter is visiting friends here this
week.
Miss Esther Gentry returned the
latter part Of the week TO her home
in Jackson County.