The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-11-11
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\ sHomr, Sweet Home" last
Saturday night
Miss svahel McNeal has recover.
ed. Ehe re-eniered hr classes LIST
Monday.
Messr,. s 0. and Carl Houston,
George Hnfioy and Amb ose Jones
went Mine Saturday.
Professors Wilson and Waller
held sacramento services Saturday
and Sunday at Eucebia.
J.R. Burchfield, class Of 1913, who
is teaching in Loudon county, paid
US visit Saturday. S
Miss Enola Malcolm was on the
Hill last Tuesday. Miss Malcolm
hiss Just closed u successful term Of
schoDl in Lcadon county.
VT. John A. Phelps, OF Indiana, is
Wishing friends III town.
The College Y. NJ. G. A., following
thasuggesiion Of the National COM
mitBer, will observe this as week
Of prayer. They will hold their
meetings in their room ut 7,S0 p. IN.
each day. s@s'@
The base ball game Saturday, be.
tween the College club and Kidd
c;as1 resulted in 20 to : In favor Of
the oilege boys.
n BaiLonian Society elected
the following officers last Friday
niG !, Lou Edmondson, president;
Oce Walker, vice president;
Maze Roberts, recording secretary
Eth McClung, corresponding secre-
tarys Jennie McCuiloch, treasurer;
Lou Edmondson, Annis Duncan
and Jennie McCuiloch censors.
Tk6 Athcnians elected the fol.
lowing officers: Horace Ellis,
Pre- dent; Sumner Wallace; vice
pre- slsnt; Frank Engel, secretary
Kin y9kahashi, treasurer; John G.
UF6R 4, iibvarian; w. E. Hsnil.
toeH n McClung and Lorenzo
epeors.
The AipHa Sigma ofiicefs ior tie
ensuing term are: A. L. Jones
Presiden'; J. @. Duriey, vice presi'
dent; c. b. MO0re, secretary; Rob
ert r. Walker, Frank Marston and
E. l.. Savage, cens0rs.
The Junior Alpha Sigma Society
elected the following officers last
Saturday night: Linton Tedford
President; Tobias Magma, vict
president; Lynn White, secretary
Will Ruble and Leo Alexander
cens0rs.
Messrs c. G. and ]. N. McGinle!
came In from Cincinnati last week
They were called home on accOun
of their sister, Mamie, who is yer!
low with typhoid fever. The sym
pathy Of the entire College is witt
the distressed family.
The three societies after the cleo
ton of officers last Friday nigh
came together in the Alpha Sigm
hall to listen to an address deliver
ed by Prof. Wilson on the subjec,
allow to prepare and deliver
Speech" The address was an in
teresting and instructive one, an
if the students will only follow III
Professors instructions, there is n
doubt that they will be surprise
at their own improvement befol
the close OF the year.
Rev. Carter helm Jones' lectur
, last Tuesday evening for the benz
fit of the College Y. NJ. &. A, Oh tn
subject, "The young man CT toda.
!. his perils, his privileges, and HI
responsibilities" was one of III
ablest that has ever been delive
' ed in Maryvilie. No summary ca
. do ii Justice. The eloquent gentl'
q man had to be heard to be fully al
preciated.
!, Not long since Mr.. Sam Sherri
and one of his friends called upo
l some young ladies and passed
very pleasant evening. AS the
u were taking their leave, Sam saw
little boy at the farther end of Il
Z walk, and thinking to have son
Il, said. "Let me to that boy
Sam made a dive for him, but ju
o as he got to the top of the stor
!. steps his feet slipped from und'
:. him and he struck the top step wi,
all the force of his two hundrt
and fifty pounds, then skipped Il
d second and came down on the thil
. with increased velocity, and final
= landed against the gate with 8