The citizen., 1918-08-22

mer pastor OF the Berea Christian
Church. occupied the pulpit last
Sunday in the absence Of Brother
Hudspeth. Mr.. Van Winkle is well
and favorably remembered by a
wide circle Of Berea friends, who
were happy to meet him again and
to hear him once more preach the
Gospel with his old-time vigor and
faithfulness.
A company Of Berea students
left on Saturday evening for Fl.
sheridan. ILL.,, where they will enter
the student Training Camp for a
four weeks course prior TO re-enter-
ing College at Berea next month.
The company was composed Of the
following young men: Owen Bat
son. Jasper Redden, Alvin Glascock.
Il. c. Miller and Chas. Waters.
John Ledford arrived Wednes-
day. for a few weeks, prior TO his
entrance into the Service. He has
been with a printing firm in Gin
cinnati and will be with the Col
lege Printing Department until his
enlistment.
Captain Matt Isaacs, Of Camp Tay-
lor, spent a few days in Berea, last
week.
Word has come from the Berea
members Of the Student Reserve,
whose names appear elsewhere in
these columns. that hey are pleas .
antly located at Fl. Sheridan, ILL.,,
and their connection with the U. 5.
is both satisfactory and profitable.
Their address is Co. 81, SA.T.C..
Fl. Sheridan, Ill.
Tom Adams, who works in
Hazard, has been visiting for a few
days with his mother, Mrs. Sallie
Adams, at her home on Center St
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Dean and
children spent the first of the week
with relatives in Jackson County.
Mrs. b. p. Jones, Of Warren, visit
ed at the first OF the week IN Berea
with her mother and sister.
Misses Una and Ora Gabbard left
for an extended visit with
friends at Red House and other
places.
Miss Ruth Davis left Tuesday for
Cleveland, Ohio, where she has
position. She will stay with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Roy.
T. b. Stephenson and family are ;
moving this week, into their new
home on Center street.
Mrs. Edna Bergman and little
laughter, Geneva. of Lexington, left {
lt the first of the week, after an ex- {
ended visit with Mr.. and Mrs. B.
A. Gabbard. Mrs. Gabbard accom- {
panied her as far as Richmond.
The Rev. J. L. Garcia, a Berea A
student Of the years '06-1i. is a
3erea visitor this week. Mr..
iarcia graduated from Colgate Uni s
'ersity, and was later appointed to O
mission field in Cuba by the Bap- 2
ist Home Mission Board, Of New d
FORK City. He has done efficient c
work in his chosen field Of labor as n
preacher, and also as a teacher in l,
ht COlegios lnternacionales. the s
eading University in Cuba. He ex- s.
,ects to spend next year in study
L the University Of Chicago. Mr.. d
iarcia is accompanied by his sis %
er. Maria, who will enter the 7
academy Department Of Berea as .
tudent this year. I,
Grant HUFF was in Harrodsburg h
N business, the first Of the week. r
DR.. R II. COwley returned this Il
week from a very pleasant vaca- I,
ion spent in Lorain and other places a
n Ohio. 5
Messrs. Howard Hudson and II. C.. e.
returned last week from q
heir Extension work IN Elliott il
,Ounty, and report a profitable and a
pleasant trip, though the heat was r.
intense. They were shown great 7
ourtesy by the school officials and |;
eachers and were invited to address n
he Teachers Institute, which was n
n session at Sandy Hook. Several r
tudents from Elliott County are
xpected 10 enter school in Berea n
his fall. n
The Rev. b. II. Roberts and Mrs. 81
oberts returned from their vacation tC
lst Friday. Their travels included @,
isits in Idaho, Washington, Oregon Q,
nd at various points in the Cana
ian Northwest. They report that {
he outlook is promising for a
umper crop Of grain in the west in
rn States and provinces Of Canada
MS fall. "~ in