The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-08-23
Dean & Stafford
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Bsrea, Ky.

We SELL hats and sell them right
Mrs. Laura Jones. ad
Miss Susie Flanery, who is nurse
in Hardwick-Hogshead Apartments
in Chattanooga, Tenn, is visiting
friends and relatives in Berea.
Arch Flanery, a former Berea
student, now physical director al
Battle Creek, Mich, is in Berea, re-
newing old friendships.
Miss Anna Powell, on her return
from Wooster, o., stopped for a few
days visit with Berea friends. She
reports a splendid time at Wooster
Summer School and anticipates
spending next school year there.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Racer Of S75
st. Anthony St, st. Paul, MIMI, an
nounce the birth of Paul Edward
Racer, Sunday, July Goth.
New Fall Suits arriving at B. f
Belue Co., Richmond, Ky. ad.-it
Coming! Coming Who is COM
ing? The wonderful "Fi-Fi of the
Toy Shop" September 26. ads
County Agent Spence ran in for
a day and is now off for the remain
der of his vacation for fifteen days
Rolla Cress and Clarence Parker,
two Foundation students were in
Berea Sunday and Monday biddiRg
friends goodby before taking their
places in Uncle Sans Army. Both
boys passed the examination.
Thomas Parker, Assistant Supt. of
Foundation Schools, writes his Berea
friends that he was drawn in the
selective draft. Berea faculty and
especially the Foundation Depart
ment, loses one of its most faithful,
earnest and efficient workers. Mr..
Parker has filled big place in the
school and in the hearts of hum
dreds of students.
Edwin Moore. Dick Royse and
Claude Clark, three of last years
students, write that they were drawn
in the first draft and have passed
the physical examination. Edwin
Moore taught in the Foundation
School a part Of the year and was
expecting to teach again next year.
I. Carol Edwards is spending few
weeks visiting with friends at Cleve-
land, Cincinnati, Gambler and Col
umbus, Ohio.
Mrs. C. H. Wertenberger and
children arrived Thursday night
after a very pleasant visit with re-
latives in nortne,,: Ohio.
See our new Fall Dresses and
Waists. B. E. Belue Company, Rich
mond, Ky. ad.-i0
Miss Ritscher returned from a
months work with the Rural Life
Chautauqua, Thursday noon OF last
week.
Mrs. C. C. Early and her brother
in-law, James Wendell Early, who
have been in Lexington for the past
week, returned to Berea Sunday.
Messrs. Charles Carpenter and
Dwight Bicknell were in Lexington
Thursday. They report the Berea
boys at Camp Stanley as doing
fine"
Judge ]. G. Baxter Of Richmond
was a business visitor here Fri
day.
Bailey b. Baxter Of the College
Printing Office went to his home in
Richmond Friday evening.
Miss Sallie Ann Davis, who has
been extremely i'll at her home on
Chestnut street, is recovering.
Harold w. Hackett recently re-
turned from a months vacation in
Tennessee.
William Dean, who has been in
the Officers Training Camp at TT.
Benjamin Harrison, was in Berea for
a visit last week. Mr.. Dean re-
ceived a commission as Second
Lieutenent.
Carl f. Vogel recently returned
from a visit to his home near Fl.
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hudspeth and
son, Ralph, recently returned from
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind. The
son has recently received q COM
mission as First Lieutenent at the
Officers Training Camp there. He
is now home on a furlough.
Mrs. r. H. ChrismaR and little
daughter, Clara, recently returned
from Mitchell, Ind, where they have
been visiting friends and relatives.
Former and prospective students
OF the Academy Department are
hereby informed that the khaki
uniforms are ordered.
Arleigh C. Griffin, who has been
employed by the Berea College
Printing Department this summer,
left Friday for South Dakota where