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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-17
General College News
NcCANN-BRUDIN

Thursday. February 10. at high
high noon. the Episcopal church was
the scene Of beautiful and impress
sive wedding ceremony, uniting Miss
Agnes Brudin and DR. John w. Nc
Cam. two Of Hemet's most popular
young people.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Brudin, coming from
a family Of the highest standing, in
the community and is a graduate OF
the Hemet Union high school, grad
Mating with the class Of II, being 4
favori,e with her classmates and
members Of the faculty Of that in
stitution. She later graduated from
n commercial college in Los Angeles.
Or. Mccain is the oldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccain Of Flem-
mingsburg, Kentucky, an old South
ern family Of the highest type. Hav-
ING almost completed his three wears
course in the Palmer School of Chi
ropractic. Davenport. Iowa, he enter
ed the L. s. army as a private AMI
in the course Of thirteen months had
become first lieutenant, spending two
wears with the A. F. F., Sixth En-
pineers. Third Division. On his re-
turn to the United States he was Of
fered the captaincy. but declined in
order to complete his course in Chi
ropractic. After practicing his pro
fession in Indiana for a short time
he came to Hemet, where he has won
recognition as young man not only
professionally efficient, hut possess
ing a strong character and winning
personality.-The News, Helmet, Cal.
DR.. Mccain was at one time a
student in the Vocational School of
Berea College.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-17
Marvels OF CARVING.

On one side Of tiny mustard seed
a Mr.. william McCleery has carved an
elephant, and on the other side spi-
deri Mr.. Mc'leery claims, without
much fear that his title will be dis
puted. To he champion carver Of the
minute. He carries walking stick
on which are no fewer than five hun
dred figures OF men. animals, birds
and fishes. for which, he says. he has
refused an offer Of $500. Even his
watch and chain and the buttons on
his clothing are marvellous examples
Of his curious decorative skill.-Lon-
don Tit-Bits
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-17
Mountain Menin History
by Elizabeth s. Peck. Professor Of
History, Berea Academy
SAINT BENEDICT
Continued From Last Week.
The Benedictine System


In Benedict's day, thousands Of
men were trying TO become holy by
living apart from the world. But.
as Benedict found out by experience,
such life involved many dangers
and temptations. He found out that
il was not good for men to live idle.
solitary lives, even though they were
supposed TO be devoting their time
to holy meditation and prayer. He
found out that when they lived in
religious communities their lives were
often no better than IL they had
been living out in the world. So he
devised system Of rules that would
keep them humble, devout. and holy.
would satisfy their desire for self
sacrifice. and yet would keep them
from the dangers Of idleness. exces.
sive tortures. and too much medita-
ton.
For example. he regulated their
daily life very closely. They did rot
fast for a week at a time, as did the
eastern monks, but tasted little
every day. They rose at two in the
morning. but ate nothing until noon
Of that day At meals they were al
loved to eat only two kinds Of food.
one cooked and the other knocked
This may seem severe to you, but
there were many monks in Benedicts
day who lived for years on raw food.
eating. only one kind. Baths were
regarded as luxurious. and were
rarely allowed except for the sick.
Other monks frequently condemned
themselves to years Of silence. The
benedictines could speak, but it had
to be with reserve and not frivolous
". Silence was required Of them
from evening prayers at shutdown
until morning prayers next day
Also TO keep them from gossiping
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-17
COTTAGE SOCIALS

The girls Of Gilbert Cottage, with
their friends, enjoyed social last
Monday night in Vocational chapel.
An interesting program had been
planned, and it was enjoyed by all
present. A number of games, includ-
ing the Virginia reel, were played.
Apples and popcorn were served as
refreshments.
On Wednesday evening. March 2,
the girls Of the Dodge House Bible
Class had their friends escort them
to the Vocational chapel, where they
enjoyed one Of the best socials of
the year The usual games wete
played and refreshments were served.
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and quarreling. silence was required
Of them at meal-time. To keep
their minds from the unholy pleas
ure Of eating, a religious book was
always to be read aloud to the monks
during the meal.
Another popularity of Benedict
rule was his insistence upon labor.
He said. 1dleness is the enemy Of
the SOUL" and so he made Il a part
Of his rule that the monks must work
six hours a day. Sundays excepted.
Some worked on the farm. some
copied manuscripts. and some kept
house. Every monk had 20 take his
turn at serving in the kitchen. for
the sake of fairness and humility.
Besides this time given up TO labor,
about four hours a day was given
TO reading either in solitude or in
company. About four hours day
was devoted also TO holy exercises.
A monk living under such rules
would have little time for the DEVILS
workshop.
Thework Of the Benedictines
The monks working under this
system Of St Benedict cleared for
ests and waste land in Europe in
those dark days when other men
seemed TO care only for fighting and
destruction. The Benedictine monks
set an example Of good farming in
those days when agriculture seemed
10 be almost lost art. They copied
thousands Of manuscripts and hand
ed down 10 us many precious works
which would have been lost had II
not been for their painstaking labor.
They kept the torch Of learning alive
in those dark ages when they were
the only teachers. They looked af-
ter the poor. They cared for travel
srs in days when there were no
inns. They kept alive the idea OF
simple holiness, when the wicked
world seemed to have lost its re-
ligion. They were the missionaries
Of learning and religion in the rough
new world Of the Teutonic invaders.
There is little Of wonder then that
we call St. Benedict one Of Europe's
great men.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-17
BEREA COLLEGE TRIO
GIVES RECITAL

The Berea College Trio, consisting
Of Mrs. r. G. Hutchins, violin, Miss
Lucille Baker, cello, and Miss Jane
son, piano, gave its initial public re-
cital at Main Chapel last Wednesday
evening the 9th, before a large and
appreciative audience. The program
was well-balanced, varied enough to
give pleasure to many different
tastes, and was given with that sin
certify Of purpose and depth Of must
cal feeling which make a perform
ance truly artistic, and sends the
great message straight to every
listening heart. Some of the most
thoroughly delightful music extant
has been written for this combina-
ton of instruments, and the selec-
tions given Wednesday night were
gems that could not fail to appeal
to both discriminating musicians and
to the unframed ear. Berea is in
deed fortunate to have an organiza-
ton Of this character as a perman-
ent institution. We are eagerly an
ticipating the appearance of the Trio
on many future occasions.
A solo by Miss Forman and two
selections by the Girls Glee Club
were charming additions TO the pro-
gram. A hearty vote of thanks was
given the performers by the audi
ence to show it's appreciation of one
Of the NEST enjoyable musical eve
nings Berea has ever had
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-17
Getting Even With Auntie.

Little Sarah, daughter OF stanch Re
publicans. was being sent to bed early
because of naughtiness. and was deter
mined to retaliate upon her aunt. "Oh,
Lord" she prayed fervently. please
bless mamma and daddy and Uncle
Henry" Then she added, And Aunt
Mary-with reservations"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-17

The Difference.
"a good housewife Is very different
from a good husbandman."
"How so2'
"She Is always sewing tears"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-17
Y. w. c. A.

The second division of the Y. w.
C. A. enjoyed the unusual privilege
of having with them Miss Bowersox.
After the discussion of topic, keep
ing the Sabbath Day Holy" by the
girls, she gave to US one Of her de-
lightful and soul-inspiring messages.
Miss Lane, as leader, gave many help
full suggestions.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-17
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
April 1

Vocational and Foundation
College and Normal
April II
Academy and Normal
Foundation and College
April rs
Academy and Foundation
Vocational and College
April 25
No games scheduled.
May 2. or Field Day
College and Academy
Normal and Vocational
May 9
Normal and Foundation
Vocational and Academy
May 16, %, and 30 will be open TO,
challenge games between the mor'
evenly matched teams.
v. T. SANDERS,
Secretary of Student Council
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-17
French PresidentA

or the presidents OF France, II.
'oincare was only the tifth to stay the
ull term. Theirs, the first, held OF.
Ice for only three years, as did Mac
Mahon. Faure died at the end OF his
ourth year. and CasimIer Perier 70
hgned after one year.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-17
Serbian Melodies Solemn.

The Serbian melodies are solemn and
impressive, and have a strong affinity
with their church music. The Hun
garian songs, on the other hand, show
vitality and impetuosity to an extraor-
binary degree. They are mostly In
two-four time, but both the rhythms
and the time change continually. and
the music is full Of psuses at effective
moments and of moduiations into I'M
expected keys. which correspond to
constant changes In the sentiment Of
the songs. from deep sorrow to wild
hilarity of satire. The Hungarian
Melodies" by Francis Korbay, contain
very fine examples Of such music, and
the Accomplishments Of the songs in
this collection are beautifully and
thoroughly adapted to the melodies.
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