The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-01-13

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The day of prayer for colleges
comes during the month of Janua-
~. 1t will be duly observed by
Maryville College.
Something got wrong with the
pipes at the Anchor Mills last Fri
day night and considerable time
was needed for repairs.
Walter Thomas Mills, of New
York, is booked for two lectures at
this place on the 26th and eth. It
is free. Tell your neighbors about
it.
Gossip was the occasion of hair
pulling between a couple west end
damsels last week. We understand
a match for Tug Wilson has been
found.
Last Saturday and Monday af-
forded the boys an excellent oppOr-
tunity to wear the rust off their old
skates, a pleasure seldom enjoyed
this far South.
Persons using cooked cOw-feed
universally bring in a good report.
Try it and be convinced that 1t is
the best. JIM. Hood 4 Son are sole
agents for it.
Rev. E. A. Taylor, Of Knoxville,
lectures tonight at the New Provi.
dence Church in behalf of the Col
lege Y. NJ. C. A. Palestine is what
he will talk about.
HUI Williams was brought to
Maryville last Friday, by Will
Freshour, to answer for some mis-
demeanorr committed on EllejOy.
The trial was set for Monday, hat
owing to the severity Of the westh.
er the prosecuting witness was not
able to appear and Williams was
allowed to 30 free.
Mrs. Matte Thorne presented vi
last week with the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union Calendar
for 1886. On a little paper slip for
each day is a quotation from the
Bible, or some prominent author,
At the top is given a splendid like
ness of Miss Francis z. Willard,
president of the National Union.
Uncle Alexander Kennedy cele.
brated his saith birthday, last week,
with = good old.fashloned turkey
dinner. Quite a number Of his in.
innate friends were invited. The
TIMES returns thanks for being re-
membered and trusts that he may
liue to enjoy many more such oc.
casions.
Mr.. Isaac ThOrne has rented FIVE
knitting machines from Mrs. Israel
Baker, which we've presented to her
by her brother. The machines are
already set up and are ready to OPP
crate. He will use the power Of
the Anchor Wooden Mills to run his
knitters. Mr.. Thorne is one of the
most energetic business men of
Maryville and we wish him the
most successful success.
The election of officers which
took place at the NJ. E. Sunday
School last Sabbath q week, was set
aside by the pastor and at q meet.
ing hell at his house last Monday
evening, F. M. Watkins was elected
Superintendent, ]. N. Badgett a..
sistant, James Huffstetler and
Will Moore secretaries. Present
corps Of teachers continued.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union held Its annual election
last Thursday. There was . large
attendance. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
President, Mrs. Ann H. Nen; Vice.
President Mrs. Matte Thorne;
Treasures, Ars. Israel Baker; Vice.
President from Friends Church
MIA Jesse Peelle; Baptist, Mrs. w
A. Cate; n. E. Church, Mira. VIII
Chumlea; Recording Secretary
Ma Lissie Huddleston; Financial
Secretary, Mrs. A. Fulton; CORES.
pondins Secretary, Miss Belle
Thorne; Misses n. 6holi and Belle
Thorne, Committssssa llssic. Com
mittess were slso appolnted TO de-
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