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

Mrs. Ernest Campbell has just re.
turned from an extensive visit in
Oklahoma. Mrs. Campbell was visit.
ing her mother.
G.. A. Davidson, a Federal Board
student, has moved from Berea to
London. Ky, where he will continue
his vocational training.
Miss Jean c. Cahoon, Registrar,
has returned from her vacation and
is again hard at work in the Regis.
trar's Office.
Conley Adams, who left the Print
ing Office six weeks ago with an in.
jured hand, returned for work Mon
day morning.
AL Britton Of Clay county, is in
Berea to go TO Louisville with Be-
rea doctors, to undergo an operation.
Mrs. Cunningham, who has beer
sick for sometime, was not well
enough to visit her people in Illinois
last week, as she had intended, but is
still improving.
Mrs. Kinnard, who has been visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. Phamie Davis
and Mrs. George Dick, for several
weeks, returned to her home in Oma-
ha, Neb., this week. Mrs. Davis
accompanied her as far as Lexington.
DR.. Hutchins will preach for the
last time before his vacation next
Sunday at IL a. M, in Union church.
On Thursday evening at 1880 there
will be a praise service with special
music.
Mrs. Zeal Logan and two children of
Wyoming are visiting Mrs. Logan's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace, on
Boone street. Mr.. Wallace has been
quite i'll for some time, but is better
now.
Perry Scaggs and wife leave to.
day for Grenup county. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scaggs made many friends
while here and all hate to see them
leave.
Word has been received that Rus
sell Duncan, who returned last week
to his home in Latonia, KY, after a
visit with his grandparents in Berea,
is badly poisoned. 1t is thought that
going in the creek caused the illness.
Professor Guilliams, Of the Nor.
NAL School, left Berea last week for
Chicago, where his wife is in the hos
pital suffering from an injury result
ing from an automobile accident a
few days ago. Mr.. Guilliams writes
that Mrs. Guilliams is doing well.
Ollie Oney, a refugee from the In
sane Asylum at Lexington, KY, was
captured in Berea last Sunday by
Marshal Hubbard. Mr.. Hibbard also
captured, at Mitchell, Will Swan, an.
other runaway from the Asylum, a
few days ago.
Word has been received from Del
mar Coyle, who is working at Blue
Ridge, N c., that he expects to re-
turn to Berea early in September and
enter school the Fall Term. Mr..
Coyle was a student in the Normal
School last year.
Mrs. Baber gave a delightful party
to a number of friends at the home
of Mr.. Feese on Center street, Mon
day evening, August Is. Those pres
ent were: Miss Powell and Stanley
Powell, Center street; Misses Homer
and Bushman, James Hall; James
Reinhardt, Elm Cottage; Thomas
Rowland, Pearson Hall.
At the annual business meeting last
Thursday evening the members of
Baptist church unanimously elected
Brother John Cunningham as pastor
for the coming year. The church is
fortunate in being able to have such
an energetic and devoted pastor as
it now has and all the members
should be faithful in backing him up.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Porter and
daughter, Frances, Mrs. DIR. Botkin
and children, Jack and Georgia Bell,
all of Lexington, Mrs. S. f. Welch,
Miss Margaret Lowen, Mr.. Charles
Compton and Mr.. Bill McCartt spent
Sunday with Mrs. Laura Gabbard.
A picnic dinner was planned, but be-
cause Of rain it could not be served
at the grove but was enjoyed picnic
style in the home.
Miss Susie Holiday, who gradual
ed from the College Department in
June 1918, with an ALB. degree, I'M
derwent an operation last week. Miss
Holiday graduated in 1920 from the
Training School, Rochester General
Hospital, Rochester, N. Y, and is
now Assistant Supervisor of Surgery