The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-11-03

where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Witt and son,
Albert, for a few days.
Mrs. Athe-ia Barker and her sons,
Grover and Andy Elder, Of Falkland,
ILL.,, left recently for their home, after
few davs' visit with relatives on
Center street
Mrs. Ellen Mitchell has been spend
irg several DAYS in Cincinnati with
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Mitchell.
Miss Grace Adams is clerking In
C. y. Smiths DIV goods store.
Miss Jessie welles, the assistant
librarian Of the Public Library in
Toledo, o., Is spending a very pleas
art vacat on in Berea.
DR.. and Mrs. r. II. Cowley spent
the week with Rev. and Mrs. A. Z.
Thomson at Lincoln Ridge.
Mrs. J. w. Johnson, who was quite
i'll ut her home on Center street last
week. is better.
Ms. ]. L. Baker. who underwent
a verv serious operation OF the Col
lege HOSPITAL last Friday, is reported
as doing very ricely.
A party consist NC Of Miss Welles,
Mrs. Livengood, Miss Harris and
Miss Harrison motored TO Lexington
Saturday.
Miss Myrna Garfield invited about
fifteen Of her little friends and class
mates tn a Halloween party at her
home, Monday evening, from $50 to
8 y. m. All reported good time.
Eugene Kimbreli was in Berea Dur
ing the weekend visiting his mother,
Mrs. Kimbrell, on Scaffold Cane pike.
pike.
Prof. and Mrs. Levant Dodge re-
tured tn Berea a few days ago, after
a months absence in connection with
the G.. A. r. National Encampment
at Ind annapolis.
Mrs. Turner Colt ard daughter. Of
Ravenna, are visiting home folks in
Berna.
Mrs. Bette B. Jones, of Berea, who
has been visiting relatives in Rich
mcnd for the past week, returned to
Berea on Wednesday.
Thelma jackson, who Is teaching at
Irvine, was in Berea over the week
end.
Mss Mabel Montgomery, of Lex
ington, is spending several days in
Berea visiting friends.
Mrs. Mary Culton ard DAUGHTER. Of
Crab Orchard. are visiting Mrs. Gull
toms sister, Mrs. John WEIGH, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hicks, on Depot
street are rejoicing over the arriva
Of a little girl born on Halloween
Mrs. Hicks will be remembered a.
Miss Frances Gott.
A DELIGHTFUL surprise was given Mis-!
Julia Hanson on her birthday. Tues
day, November I. A nice dinner wa!
prepared by her mother ard a mum
Der Of her young friends were invited
All report unusually good time.
A number Of young people Wit
believe themselves to be called to d.
definite Christian work have organ
zed band which they have decided
to call the "Volunteer Christ al
Workers." The young folks met a
the Baptist Church SUNDAY Afternoon
to complete their organization. The
expect to study some books on meth
DDS in Christian work and also to re
ceive training In Christian work b,
conducting and helping to conduc
services.
Manv Of the Baptist people Of oul
town attended the dedication service,
held in Calvary Church at Richmond
last Sunday.
Rev. L. A. Byrd, a former student
of Berea COLLEGE,, is the pastor. Those
who attended the services report on,
of the most ENJOYABLE davs Of theil
lives. Professor Hill, of Georgetown
gave an address in the Afternoon or
''The Deacon and His Duties" The
church debt was cleared, with a sur.
p'us in the treasury.
Bro. Byrd IS certainly to be COM
mended on the good and faithful
work he has done and is doing.
Mrs. Martha Fish. 80, Of Richmond,
who has been very low for some time,
passed away Wednesday, November
2, and will be buried today in the
Richmond cemetery. Obituary will
appear in next weeks issue Of The