The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-08-18

! Earl Isaacs, Of Waco, who has
been visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. jackson, has return
ed to his home.
Miss Una Gabbard, who works in
the dry goods department of the
WEIGH Company store, is taking her
vacation.
/ Mrs. Verna Collins, Of indianapolis,
Ind. is visiting her daughter, ELAN
Collins, who is in Summer School
here.
Mr. Allen, College blacksmith, and
Mrs. Allen left Wednesday morning
for their old home in the State of
Maine, where they will take a good
vacation.
We are glad to learn that our good
friend, Rev. vogel, pastor of the
Methodist church, who has been very
sick for several days, Is improving.
John Miller, who graduated from
the College last spring with b. 5.
degree, and served on the Berea Sum.
mer School faculty this summer, left
this week for Chicago, where he is
to take work with the National Com
munity Service Organization. Mr..
Miller has always been interested in
community work and has shown his
marked ability in that direction in
looking out for the young boys of
Berea
Miss Mary f. Cocks, Superintend-
ent of the Boarding Hall, who has
been at Columbia University during
the summer, returned last Thursday.
d. c. Gay, who moved from Berea
to the State University in July, was
in Berea on business this week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Sagersar and
little son from Lexington, KY, are
spending their vacation in Berea
with relatives, Mrs. Phamie Davis
and Mrs. George Dick.
Miss Jessie s. Moore is in Boone
Tavern again, after a long visit with
her sister in lottery, New Hamp.
shire. Miss Moore had joyful va.
cation and met several friends of Be-
rea, among whom was President
Parsons, of Marietta College, who
was one of the speakers at the In
augural Banquet of President Hutch.
/ ms.
Miss Kersey, who taught in Sum.
mer School hast year, is in Berea
again. She will be here during the
next year. doing Red Cross Work.
Professor and Mrs. Hrschy enter
tanned the two Botany classes of the
Summer School with a watermelon
feast, Monday evening. August Is.
The evening started with a guessing
contest. Each visitor guessed at the
number of seeds in the mellon before
it was cut. Then each counted the |
seeds in his piece, and the numbers /
were added. In spite of the fact
that DR.. Hirschy cut the melon in
the presence of us all, he was re-
garded with suspicion when we found
that he had come the nearest to
guessing the correct number Of
seeds in the melon.
Those present were: Flossie Ma
son. Margaret Benton, Ellen Heird,
Dixie Bougus, Edith Tut, Luther
Ambrose, Hurbert Lowery, Brack
Bowman, Milton Lockhart, ]. X.
Lewis, Mr.. Cannon. Mr.. Cannon
had the forethought to bring the Col.
lege ambulance.
Wednesday evening, August 10, at
$50 p. M, the boys Of Rev. C. f.
Vogels Sunday-school class enter
tanned the girls Of that class with a |
joyous truck ride over to Richmond
Lake. Ice cream and cake were
served, and everyone enjoyed them
selves immensely. Mrs. L. ]. God.
hey chaperoned the party. On re-
turning the class drove thru Rich
mond and were halted by a police
man who informed them to have their |
blinkers fired, or else they would all
receive nights lodging in the Jail. |
Thav wara 6rad ~ tho garaoa IT,, |