The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-09-27
Dean & Stafford
REAL ESTATE
Bank & Trust,Blds. Berea, Ky.
Berea, Ky.


ing at Lakeville, and says she needs
Berea's inspirations while teaching
back in the hills. Every message
from Berea means new ambition.
The Rev. VIM. ID. Smith has been
transferred from Newport, Nebr, TO
Page. Nebr., where he enjoys a
$1,000 salary and parsonage as well
as an additional 500 for work at a
country point. He wishes to be re-
membered to his many Berea
friends.
Mrs. Mollie Hale, of Bloomington,
ILL.,, sends in her renewal dollar
with an expression Of appreciation
for THE CITIZEN. This is the feel
ing that pervades the entire CITI-
zen family.
Prof. w. J. Baird is in Manchester
this week delivering patriotic ad-
dresses, working in harmony with
the great movement now on foot.
Fi-Fi is postponed till October 81.
ad.-i3
Dean F. o. Clark will leave for
the Laurel County Fair tomorrow
where he has some official duties to
perform.
Ralph Phillips of last years Foun-
dation Class writes Berea friends
that he is in school at Boone, N. c..
He asks TO be remembered to all his
friends in Berea.
Word has been received from a
bunch of Berea boys who are in the
u. S. Navy, and are located at New
port, r. |. They are Herman Childs,
Manly Childs, Charles Hylton, Will
liam Hylton, and Chares Hall. Earl
Wiseman is in the navy also but is
on the receiving ship at Philadelphia.
We would be glad to hear from
all who wish to donate time or ma
terial to the Graded School Lunch.
A full list of donors will be publish
- as soon as complete.
Lonnie Crane, one Of Berea's Nor
NAL students, was one of the boys
to enter Camp Taylor at Louisville
last week.
j. Harlan Muntz is enjoying his
work near Georgetown where he
lives and goes two and one-haif
miles to his work each day at Great
Crossings School. Miss Carrie Will
liams is with them and teaches the
intermediate work of the school.
Harlan Franklin reports that he is
a private in the 3rd Co. C. A. C. TT.
Delaware, Del.
For Sale - Ranger Bicycle, good
as new. w. C. Noble, Estill street.
ad.-i3.
Friends Of Miss Mary Elizabeth
Ridgway will be interested in know
ng that she is now teaching in the
primary department Of the Saman-
tina High School, near Hillsboro, o.
Miss Ridgway was a student in our
Normal department the past two
years.
DR.. Paul d. Mossman writes: Since
the Public Health Service becomes a
part Of the military establishment
in time Of war. am expecting TO be
sent somewhere nearer the front
before long. l am anxious TO do my
bit where il will count.
Millinery Opening. September %
and 30. 1917. Special feature. Cleve-
land and New York patterns.
Phone 1921. Mrs. Laura Jones,
Ada. Berea. Ky.
Miss Della Holiday renews her
subscription and states that the Col
lege items are Of great interest to
her while the stories and house.
hold hints are enjoyed by the re-
mainder Of the family.
Norman Frost, President Froscs
third son, is TO have charge OF the
Department Of Rural Education at
Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn.
Col. Wesley Frost has recently ad-
dressed the Chamber of Commerce
of San Francisco, Portland, Ore, and
other western cites, recounting his
experiences with the LusitaRia and
other matters while Consul ut
Queenstown. He is now connected
with the State Department at
Washington.
Mrs. G. w. Hook writes that their
son, John j., who was student in
the Foundation from 1908 TO 1913, is
now a private in Co. b. 7th o. Vol.
Inf, and is at Marietta, o., awaiting
orders TO go to TT. Sheridan, Mont
gomery, Ala.
Misses Alberta and Leeanna
Mitchell, both nurses in Lexington,
are visiting their mother and sis
ter, at their home on Center street.
Mrs. l.. C. Gabbard spend last week
with her son and family at Wallace
ton