The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-04-22
VOL. 4.
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hlll. :. 4. y. ~ /,
His JchnAie Rorex spsnt Sim
dsy with home folks.
Miss Flnra Kizrr, of Units, IT.
tesasd cAhpel last Friday morhtDg.
Eugshe Penlsnd returned % his
hom~in North casolips Saturday. !
Prof. Waller, Of Esissbethson, con-l
Quoted chapel services Thursday |,
morning. nas,rre, t,;slff:s'sl,,ail y,1fF1.f.
A great many ofthc studentsare
expecting to attend Mfs. Wal'sce's
lectures. .+9 g's ''S-.'t & "
Some Of our best singers are pre-d,
pairing some special music for Mrs.
Wallaees lectures. sAs
Frank French seems TO enjey 40 10
ciables very much ~ he attended
two last Saturday night. h s4
.E-s ~ ta .kaBl9 .s4sL Il .ks ss5
The Y. M, G. a. held their regu-
lar monthly song service In the
chaps, Sunday ss.c.nccn. f5 gy.i
Eugene McCampbell, = ioFsner
student, came over Saturday And
spent the sabbath With ifis rds on
the Hill. ~ saIe N tss.gyI
A number Of the students took
advantage OF the excursion and
went up to see President Harrison
last Tuesday.
The Senior class report = very
pleasant time spent With their class
mate, Miss Nina Cunningham, on
last Friday evening.
Several Of our students spent =
very pleasant afternoon at Prof.
Bassetrs Saturday, playing croquet
and various other games.
The Porter Academy boys played
the College boys u n'atrh game OF
base ball Saturday. The score
stood II to 5 in favor Of the College
club.
Deadrick Parker returned home
Monday. Quite n number OF the
students accompanied him to the
train where a group of them had
their picture taken.
The ladies of Baldwin Hall were
pleasantly surprised on last Tues
day evening by a vocal serenad'
given by the College boys on thei
return from the Harrison excursion
The young ladies' of Baldwin Hal
gave us another Home Sweet Hom
Saturday night. We are sorry t
say that this is the lat one we ar
to have this year, for these Homt
Sweet Homes are enjoyed yer
much by all who attend them.
The three literary societies un
ted in a joint debate Friday eve
ming. The question, Resolved
That the present road law of Tel
nessee is unjust, was discussed
Many objections were brought u
against 1t, but they were all al
swered and the judges decided
favor of the negative.
The stenographer of Memoirs
Hall overheard q debate on MOnda
night in room No. 81, on the follow
ing resolution: Resolved, "That W
men should have free suffrage
We are able to report only the a
firmative speech. 1t is as follow
Mr.. President, and my dear cunnir
Fox, l rise before you to defend Il
rights of the noblest "sect" on cart
There are thousands, yea million
Of the fair daughters of Eve in Il
South, who want free suffrage. Ar
Mr.. President they will have it to-
YES before many months, let alol
wears, Mr.. President, If the gentl
man Of the negative only unde
stood the principles Of Geometry
never would debate this questio
NJ President, you know I'm o b
man and It takes a "heap" to su
nnrt me. Now you know no mi
Amt more than half as big as l al
therefore it don't take SO much
support 'em. Mr.. President, y
ga The brain of a woman on
weighs thirty-two ounces, but 1t
mighty fine. Mr.. President, y
.sa what fine hair they have. Lo
at Columbus, poor fellow, he "
"ot ~ siie 10 wash himself. fQue
aT:.hellen had not fitted out thl
.hins for him, America would ne'
have been explored. .Sow yoE
That woman can do. Now,
President, l think I have s
enough to gain three sich guestit
ond when we git free soffrage
country will Adw with milk ,
honey,h and the sweet fragrar
smell of our beautiful flowers ,
be waited away on every morn
breeze.