The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-03-16

College Notes.

Cdturudy.
John Henry and Prof. Roberts
went to New Market Friday. The
Professor went up to purchase
horse.
Rev. E. C. Mason conducted chap
ell services Tuesday morning.
Miss Annie Frow attended chap
ell last Tuesday morning.
Miss Annie Kennedy was called
home Friday, on the account of the
illness of her mother.
The College Library will hereaf-
ter be open every Saturday fore
noon, from to II o'clock.
The Executive Committee of the
Athletic Association have made out
the base ball teams for the season.
The first nine will enter upon regu-
lar practice at once. They hope to
make arrangements for a series OF
games with the Tennessee Univer-
sity boys this Spring.
The Athenian Literary Society
have elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: President, X.
C. Jones; Vice President, 3. A.
Mayo; Secretary, Horace Ellis;
Treasurer, w. II. Bartlett; Librari-
an, John Crawford; Censors, W. +.
Hamilton, William McClung and }.
M. Carnahan.
The Bainonian Society have elect
ed the following officers: President,
Stella Eakin; Vice President, Eta
McClung; Recording Secretary,
Dora White; Corresponding secre-
, tary, Jennie Chapman; Treasurer,
: Annis Duncan; Censors, Jennie Nc
: Culloch, Dossie Malcolm and Annis
| Duncan.
The following is the result OF the
. election of officers in the Alpha
!. Sigma Society: President, }. =
y Durfey; Vice President, NJ. F. New
. port; Secretary, Linton Tedford
K Censors, w. H. Pittenger, E. l.. Saw
Z aue and ID. r, HaWOrth.
The hearts of tho students have
been made sad by the death OF Mrs
>. J. w. Eakin, on last Saturda.
d morning. The funeral service
were held in the New Providence
D. Presbyterian church Sabbath after
e noon. The Christian Association
of the College postponed their meet
n ings to attend this service. III
" high esteem in which Mrs. Eaki
was held was attested to by the in
"a mense concourse Of friends, bot
Nv from the town and country, who a.
AZ sembled to render to her their las
r.. tribute of respect. We join wit
If. the family in that natural sorro'
which such u separation necessar
es ly occasions, yet we sorrow not
those who have no hope, but
rk those having the assurance TIL
as "all things work together for GOO
to them that love God," and knoN
lie ing that however desirable a co
ed tinuatiOn of that life would ha'
asst been, to depart and be with Chri
is far better. Let us not eulogi
TT. but initiate the virtues of that Ii
which has ended in this world b
,se which we are assured is continu
in that of eternal bliss.
liv- HOW-EE, HOW, chill HOWE
les MARYVILLE, MARYVILLE
TENNESSEE!
70 GARNET AND ORANGE TO BE t
COLLEGE COLORs.
the An enthusiastic meeting of
ing students was held Saturday aft
ngs noon for the purpose of adopt
,wd college colors and college "ye
ach, The colors chosen were garnet
he orange, and the "y,l" is How
How, Chill-how-eei Maryville,
W.. ryville, Tennessee. The n
unique and original yell in eX
ence. There can no longer be
MIS- doubt about true "college spirit
we listing here in Maryville. No
'o'o' there any doubt about Maryv
ugh taking the front rank among
III colleges of the South. Among
gave most favorable omens which p
" T" to future prosperity is the RI
> my growth of "college spirit" and in
"o. est in athletics. The fact is
.h' 1 evident to all that mans phys
'ove' nature demands attention and
F. III tivation as we'll as do his me
0on and moral natures. Realizing
y the faculty has decided to allow
Wv students to institute
hank
aartv FIELD-DAY,