The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-03-04
Vocational Schools

visiting her daughter, Miss Ada, OF
Kentucky Hall.
On last Wednesday evening at $50
o'clock, students from the state OF
North Carolina met in Vocational
Chapel TO enjoy a social hour. Games
were played up to 7:i5, when re-
freshments were served. At eight
sharp, the signal sounded for home,
when all separated in high spirits
wishing these gatherings might be
weekly instead Of monthly.
Miss Gertrude Shipman, who has
much endearcd herself to the girls
Of Kentucky Hall, has left Berea TO
accept a position in her home town,
Hendersonville, N. C. Her pleasing
personality combined with her apt
ness and efficiency, will, doubtless,
win for her the success she deserves.
We wish her unboundcd success.
Miss Clara Tcrrill, Of the Senior
class, spent the weekend at Corbin.
Robert Carpenter, who has been
on the sick list with tonsilitis, is
recovering rapidly, and will soon
return to his classes.
The College Broom Factory is do
ing some excellent work now, sew
eral Of the boys learning the broom
business. We believe it will prove
10 be valuable asset TO our insti-
tuition.
A. A. Knight, Of Lefthand, w. Va,
has been called TO Berea, owing 10
the severe illness Of his son, Garrett,
who is in the College Hospital, very
III with pneumonia. Mr.. Knight Is
also father Of Miss Doris, Of the
Vocational Department. We sin
cercly pray that Garrett may be
spared to his loved ones.
At various times and places dur
Ing the past few days, students have
been heard expressing their appre-
citation Of the wonderfully inspir-
ing messages given by DR.. Wealth
erford during his visit to Berea.
The faculty and students rejoice
TO have President and Mrs. Frost at
home again. May they be much i'm
proved in health, and as happy TO be
in Berea as we are TO have them
here.
The students Of the Business
classes deeply regret the illness Of \
Professor iivengood, who was oper- /
ated upon Saturday morning, at the
Robinson Hospital. for appendicitis. /
We pray for an early recovery.
Miss Charity Carnes, who has
been rccuperating at her home,
Plnevllle, Ky, after an operation
for appendicitis. returned 10 school
Monday.
Miss Ruth Hood has returned 10
her classes, after an illness Of sew
cral days at her. home on Estil
street.
Miss katharyn Taylor Of Shelby
vile, has gone home for a much
needed rest. She was accompanied
by her father. We trust she may
return 10 us soon.
Miss Iona Allen spent a few days
last weeA wifi relatives in Rich
uCnd
Miss Bertha Combs, OF Blackly.
mi Misses Eellc and Molly Stacy Of
hazard, ,cl'nned &C. Berea, Monday
h1rniu- They had been in attend
'nce at the funeral Of Miss Polly
at SmithsbOro.
The girls Of Kentucky Hall were
made very happy last Monday morn
ng by the return Of Miss Dizney 10
Ter post. She came from two
weeks stay at Madison Sanitarium,
Madison, Tenn, and seemed much
improved in mind and body.
Carl Gambill, who has had an at I
ack Of influenza during the past
week, has been much missed by his q
eachers and classmates, particu- .
lrly by members OF his English y
lass. Carl is one Of our most prom
sing Juniors, and we hope for him S
n early recovery.
The members OF the Vocational $
wish to extend TO DR.. .
I. j. Helms, his son, and DR.. Frank
m who have come TO stress the
lost vital message ever given to q
nan, a most cordial welcome. May e
ne old, old story, as given by them,
ct only have a new meaning and G
dded significance, but may ii also
bide with us always. We trust that :
efore they leave all may have
aught the vision Of the larger and