The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-05-02

Mrs. George Pow and daughters
Jean and Annabel. returned TO theil
home on Chestnut street Tuesda,
from Tampa, Fla. where they hav,
been spending the winter.
:. b. Johnson of Chestnut street
purchased a farm over by Lexing-
ton last week.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. p. Scruggs LEFT
here Monday morning for then
home in Flemingsburg after a few
days visit with their son, A. F
Scruggs.
Miss Addie Fish spent the week.
end in Louisville.
$500 Reward: to the party return
ing my Overcoat, short light
green with black stripes and a belt
Lost near Tabernacle Saturday
night. Jesse Taylor. Berea. (Ad-iij
Mrs. John Healy Of Casper, Wyo-
ming. is here visiting her daughter
Edna Mae. who is in the COlleg,
Department.
Miss Florence Tatum was in Lou
isville from Friday until Tuesday
attending the X. f. A.
Mrs. James Anderson, Of Forest
street, has proved herself faithful
in working with the Red Cross; her
output is 10 pairs socks. 6 sweaters,
9 scarfs and 1 pair wristlets.
A recent letter from Mrs. ID. w.
Brown announces their arrival at
Silver City. N. NJ, where Mr.. Brown
is very sick man in a sanatorium
OF that place.
Reward, Reward, Reward Lost,
strayed or stolen from lot on Boone
street, April 80, one black mare. four
years old, long name, left hind leg
partly white. Direct any informa-
ton to Nettie Simpson Ballard, Be
rea. Ky. (Ad-4i)
Miss Alberta Norvell, who Is
teaching in the Harlan high school,,
is at home visiting for the week
erd.
Mrs. l.. l.. Shadoin, of Winches-
ter. spent a few pleasant days with
her sister. Miss Gertrude Smith of
the Foundation Department the
last of the week.
There are vacancies in the Rob
inson Hospital, Training School for
Nurses. Entrance requirements are.
at least one full year of High School
work or. its equivalent. which may
be two full years of Domestic Sci
ence work. We are under the State
supervision, which requires a full
three years course. on completion
of which. and having passed the
State examination, the nurse is en-
titled IN registry. (Ad-i4
Corbett Dyer, a Brief Course stu
dent in the Business Department
last winter, is now employed by the
Buick Motor Co, at Flint, Mich, at
800 a month.
Oscar Wilson spent the latter
part OF the week with old Berea
friends while on short furlough
from Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Brother Hudspeth has returned
from near Orlando where he has
begun an organization and which
he will serve every second Sunday.
He will be at his post Of duty in
Berea at 1900 a. m, and for the
Sunday-school at the regular hour.
Miss Maude Anderson. former
nurse of Berea College Hospital, has
been visiting friends and relatives
in Berea for several days.
DR.. ]. H. Mahafey. OF Sturgeon
visited his son, Hugh, Of the Acad-
envy Department at the first OF the
week.
Peter MacNeil of the College De-
partment left this week for work at
his home in Jefferson. ~ C.
Miss Martha Fletcher, a Berea
student Of last year. spent several
days of last week visiting friends
here.
Paul Hounchell, principal OF the
Whitesburg schools, stopped off in
Berea for short visit Saturday on
his return from Louisville where
he attended the X. f. A.
Joe Bender and family Of Rich
mond spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Bender on Center street.
Miss Lucy Holiday, who has been
n teacher in the Somerset High
School this year, is spending several
DAYS in Berea with her sisters. Sue
and Sarah, Of the College Depart
ment.
Miss Hattie Carr and Elizabeth
Ogg were visiting in Richmond AZ
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Hugh Oldheld OF Barbour
willie spent last week in Berea train
ing the Naval Service Girls in the
play which they gave so success
fully in the Tabernacle. Saturday
evening. Mrs. Oldheld is the author
Of the play presented.