The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-11-09
Local Page
News q Bsres and Vicinity.
Gathered from Q Variety
,of Sources.

nounce the arrival OF daughter IN
their home. Her name is Josephine
Myres. Mrs. Glasscock will be re-
membered as Marie Bowers, who was
born and grew up in Berea.
Carter b. Robinson. who has a fine
position in the sales. department Of
the J. b. Ford Co., Detroit, Mich,
spent several days visiting Berea
friends. He gave an excellent ad-
dress Sunday night to the Y. M. c. A.
Be-ea is porui Of such graduates ard
welcomes them back to Berea.
Thomas A. Edwards, Jr., spent
over Sunday with his parents, Dean
and Mrs. Edwards. He is a stud mt
in the College Of Pharmacy in Louis.
vile.
The following word has beef, re-
ceived from Mrs. f. p. Dean, SO well
known in Berea. who recently moved
to Claremont. California:
We are in our new house and find
it very convenient and cory. We
have a fine view of the mountains,
with snow on the highest peak now.
1t rained this week, the first rain we
have seen since we left Berea. The
Citizen is always welcome.
DR.. Cowley was in Hindamn, Knott
county, October 1929, holding an
eye clinic. He found the mountain
roads in fine condition. -Four times
during this season the people of
Knott county have turned out in q
body to work on the roads. Schools
and stores are closed and everybody,
men, women and children, take
horses, plows, shovels, picks and hoes
and spend the entire day working
the roads.
Rev John Cunningham and family
and Mrs. Fannie Maupin were dinner
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. &.
Lewis last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder were after
noon visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z.
Lewis last Sunday.
Mrs. Dir. Clagett, Of Fairfax, South
Dakota, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Robt. F. Spence, and brother, G. f.
Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Angel are re-
joicing over the arrival Of a new
son. born November 8.
Will Jackson, Of Boone street. one
of Berea's noted bachelors, went to
Cincinnati Thursday Of last week and
brought back with him ITO hold and
to keep until death do US part" q
miss Lizzy," one Of the popular
daughters of Henry Ford.
Chester Blanton, who is guarding
at Corbin, is home for a few days.
Miss Bert Cssteel is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Andy MCGEE at Hamilton,
Ohio, this week.
E. G. Walker was in the Cincinnati
market Wednesday replenishing The
Fashion Stores line of Ladies' APP
parel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH, Sam
Farmer and Jack Pearl motored to
Lexington Saturday to attend a ball
game.
DR.. MCGUIRE and family and Mrs.
Clifty Mcclure motored to Lexington
Saturday.
The many friends of Mrs. s. e.
Welch are glad to see her back in
Berea.
Secretary Vaughn's automobile was
badly damaged, Tuesday evening,
when Miss Ruth billiard, his sister-in-
law, drove it into q guy wire attached
to telephone pole, near the College
Post-office. Several girls were in
the car but no one was injured.
E. G. Walker attended the recep-
ton for the Imperial Potentate A. A..
o. N. M. S. of James s. McCandless
and wife, Of Honolulu, at Phoenix Ho-
tel in Lexington last Tuesday.
Miss Eta English was quite III the
first Of the week, but we are glad to
report that she is better now and il
at the Red Cross Office again.
Do not forget that Saturday, No
vember IL, is Armistice Day. Ameri-
can Legion and G. A. r. parade will
start from band stand on College
campus at 1880. Rev. E. F. Zeigler
will speak in the Chapel at HOO.