The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-01-09
Prof. Crawford will give through
course Of instruction in surveying
this term, which we may well guess
will be not only useful but interest

this term, which we may well guess
will be not only useful but interest
ing.
Our fellow-student, A. Lindsay,
recently from Scotland, conducted
the services at the Presbyterian
Church, Sabbath evening. His SUBJ
ject was, "rhe christian life, race"
Text Heb, l2-l.
Arrangements are being perfect
ed for the annual entertainment Of |
the Alpha Sigma Society, which
will be held in the College chapel,
Friday 9sehing, Januaryllth.
The Chemistry class have been
studying about the manufacture,
adulteration and refinement of
sugar, and the science Of making
bread. That is surely practical
enough fsr practical purposes and
persons.
The Freshman class completed
very interesting and profitable
study of English History under the
instruction. of Prof. Wilson, and
have commenced an outline study
of Universal History, with quite
number Ut additions of members to
the class.
Prof. Rogers returned Wednesday
evening from his vacation trip in
the southern part Of the state. He
reports very busy time, having
preach ed twice and lectured four
times.
Every student should make q
choice Of enc of the three courses of
study laiddown in the Catalogue of
the College, namely, The Classical
Latin-Sci6ntific or English-Scienti-
fic and thereby receive more sys-
tematic Waning and gain more
lasting 1neAt from his College,
ne stDdsBts 81 tns fSaSbiaf cS4l!!
lege cl asses were each required to
. write an Grafton last term which
will be delivered before the public
in the near future. They were
written under the direction of Prof
, Wilson.
| The College Library was very
useful to the ptudeDts last term anC
+ many books were used. Some O.
q the friends have kindly remember
, ed this important branch of th'
o College with gifts of valuabl,
books. Many are availing them
selves of the advantages of thu
James r. Hill, Loan Library.
The College Y. w. G. A. NEE
8 every Sabbath afternoon and Mon
v day evening in the reception room
at Baldwin Hall. They have goo(
meetings. AS members the associ
. alton numbers about forty.
o The first regular meeting of tn
. College Y. M, G. A. of the term, wa
held in the College chapel last Sab
bath afternoon. 1t was yer,
d interesting as well as prOfitabl
- meeting. The boys of this associs
le ton have good reason for encOuI
agement in their work, the averag
=. attendance last term was fOrty-tiv'
4. The meetings are held every Sal
a. bath afternoon at Up. m. All of tn
,e boys of the College are invited an
urged to attend.
TO The College Literary SOcletit
a. met and held the regular election
,e last Friday evening. The election
in resulted as follows: Bainonian s.
" ciety; Misses Jennie McCulloc
Pres, Cora Means, Vice Pre-,
Anna Raak, Cor. Sec., Ann
a Eakin, Rec. Sec., Ella Davis, Libr
y, rian, Lucy Minnis, Treasure
a. MOllie Caldwell, Censor.
II. Officers of the Athenian Societ
as w. j. Stewart, Pres, J. N. McGi
10 ley, Vice Pres, j. b. Dandridg
ne Sec, Sen ]. Katayama, Libraria
A. w. Morton, Treasurer, A.
Harmon. +. A. Lamon, Ed. MINI
ai CensOrs.
% %,~ Officers of the Alpha Sigma Sot
~ ETY.: ]. F. Magill, Pres, ]. s. Gree
OF Vice Pres, E Savage, Sec, H.
ay French, Librarian, Charles Alexa
20. der, T. j. Miles, G.. HI. Lower
- Censors. j. s. Greer, s. w. Sherri
s c. Marston, w. E. Graham, T.
to Miles, Board of Trustees.
Prof. s. T. Wilson occupied t
pulpit at the Presbyterian Churt
+, Sabbath morning and delivered
no usual a gospel sermon, both prac
we cal and spiritual. The text W
Ter Mark 11:ll. The speaker said tn
its. we though the least in the kingdo
40 of heaven are greater than W
John the Baptist in four thing
as The knowledge we have, the pos
me bilities of our religious life, Q