The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-12-11

Mrs. Ed. Fothergill is seriously i'll
at her home on Boone street.
Mr.. and Mrs Turner Colt have
moved TO RavennS>where he Is en-
ployed by the L. & n n. n.
The Christian Church and Sunday
school are preparing for a Christ
mas entertainment and Christmas
tree, TO make glad the hearts OF their
men. women and children.
Miss stella Johnson entertained q
number Of friends at her home, Sat
urday evening. II was an enjoyoble
occasion for every one present.
Chester Parks was very i'll, Sat
urday evening, with a severe cold,
threatened with pneumonia. AT last
report he was improving slightly.
Hot cocoa and waters will be
served all day at Progress Club
Bszaar, December 18th, at Mrs.
Horatio Buckingham Flint is the
name Of the son who came 10 the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dorral
Flint. in Akron, Ohio, December 4.
Mrs. Bogie gave all her roomers
turkey Thanksgiving dinner.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Orly John Magrim, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Johnson. Plumle Waller, James
Snider, Mrs. DR.. Robinson, son and
daughter. All reported a delight
full time.
Miss Grace Gentry has. this week,
returned To her home at Berea. af-
ter several months visiting friends
in the North. her last visit being
at Gary, Indiana. where she was the
guest of Miss Versa Wilson, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Will
son. formerly Of Berea, and OF Mrs.
Ethel b. Brown, Pastors Assistant
at the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, Gary. Miss Gentry reports
that the strike conditions in that
city are being controlled by the
militia and that quiet and order
prevail.
Mr. Mack J. Morgan, who was for
six years a student and one year a
teacher in Berea College, was a
visitor here on Monday. He has
been elected TO the State Legisla- I
ture. from the 18th District, at the /
recent election. From here he |
went to Frankfort to attend the in
auguration Of Mr.. Morrow. Mr..
Morgan is now engaged in farming,
and lives near Lancaster.
Mrs. George Parker and daugh-
ters, Mrs. J. NJ Morris, of Lexing-
ten. and Miss Eva. of Washington, /
ID. c., accompanied by friends, Mrs.
DR.. Porter Prather and daughter,
Mrs. Everett Adams of same place,
motored to Berea on Wednesday TO
spend the day with Mrs. Parker's
daughter, Mrs. Benton Fielder.
During Thanksgiving week Misses
Lora and Mamie Bet Skinner. OF
Winchester, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Benton Fielder, and on Thanksgiv-
ing Day Messrs. Clay and Robert
Skinner of same place, in company
with friends were guests at Mr.
Fielder's.
Charity Corns, who was operated
on for appendicitis in the College
Hospital, is doing nicely now,
though for a time she was in very
serious condition.
Rutherford b. Roberts, OF Hyden,
was in Berea this week TO visit
his daughter, Lena, student, who
passed through an operation at the 4
College Hospital. Mr. Roberts is
successful lawyer and is now
serving as State Attorney in his
district. He graduated from Berea
Normal Department in 1906.
The management OF the Messiah
are. to be congratulated on the
quartet which has been secured to
ASSIST in the program that will be
rendered. Every member OF the
quartet is a star and will be Sec
ond TO none Of those who have ever
sung in Berea. They are: Mrs.
Kaufman Brown, soprano; Mrs.
Florence Evans, alto; Mr.. Joseph
Sctenke. tenor; Mr.. John Dodd,
bass. The tenor has been heard
with great pleasure in Berea on
former occasion.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Isaacs and wife were in
town for a short time last week.
Mr.. Isaacs is a recruiting officer for
the U. S. Army and has his head
quarters at Lexington.
Herbert Todd, former Berea stu
dent who has been in school and
in library work at Athens, Ohio, is
visiting in. Berea at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Margaret Golden.
Mrs. Eta Fowler and little daugh-
ter. who has been receiving treat
ment from DIR. Cowley, returned TO
their home in Jackson County the
latter pant Of last week.