The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-05-24

morning, it has been our lot to hear
Rev. Wright is a logical thinker and
an eloquent writer. The church
is certainly to be congratulated on
its pastor.
CADEs Cove, Tenn. May q, '93.-
Rev. j. 7. Sexton has closed one of
the grandest revival meeting ever
known in Cades Cove. The meet
ing lasted week and there were
So professions. Everybody seemed
to take a part in the meeting.
Brother Sexton was badly needed
in this place. We hope he will be
able to come back and hold another
meeting soon, and the Lord will be
with him wherever he may go.
Geo. Coy ST., died Wednesday at
his home near town. He had Sc
we're attack of Neuralgia of the
the stomach. His daughter had
Just given him a drink Of tea and he
said that it seemed to make him
easier, and she left the room on
going back in a few moments they
found him dead. The Neuralgia
having gone to his heart suddenly.
Mr.. Coy was an old man and had
been afflicted for some time. His
relatives have the sympathy OF
friends.
Married at the residence of the
brides father on the evening of May
25th, Mr.. J. Grant Lowe Of Rhea
Springs, Tenn, to Miss Annie Alex
ander of Morgantown Tenn, Mr..
Lowe, on the morning, of the day,
of his marriage, delivered his grad
uating address, and received from
the U. S. Grant University his di
ploma. Miss Alexander was a
former student of the same school.
This excellent couple begin THEN
united life, under radient skies
May their future be bright anC
beautiful. Rev. J. G. Wright, pas
tor of the M. E. Church at this
place, performed the ceremony.
BANK Tenn, CTIMEs Special.
Mrs. Sarah G. Henry (col.D dice
at her home May Oath aged AZ year.
7 months and % days. Funera
services were held at the church
by Rev. James Rogers of Sewer
E vile. She leaves a husband AM
three children who mourn the los
E of a loving wife and mother. Tn
deceased was highly respected b.
both white and colored, as wa
shown by the large attendance O
each at the funeral and burial ser
vices. She will surely be misse'
in the church as well as in tn
home. And it can truly be said O
) her, ga good women has gone iron
, this world to far better one"
Capt. A. Durfey, vile and so,
y left Tuesday morning for thei
former home in Paulding, Ohio
Everybody in Maryville regrete
2 very much to have these excellen
people leave. They will be MISE
by a large circle of friends an
their departure will be an irrepara
bic loss to Maryville. For a nun
Der of years John Durfey VIII
graduated this year has been al
tending the College at this plac
and there never was a more popula
! young man in the school. He wa
l counted the very best "all round
man in the college for wherever h
l was, he was at the front not from an
"cheekiness" on his part, but be
, cause he was placed there by tn
= unanimous agreement of his schoC
, mates. In the classroom he wa
always up with his lessons and
thorough student. In the musico
line he was recognized as the bes
singer ever graduating at this col
lege. On the base ball damon
| it has been Capt Durfey every yea
} since he came, except one. On tn
: football field no other boy wa
thought of as Captain as long a
John was around. In this, as il
everything else, he was chosen with
r out any seeking on his part and man
times in spite of his protests. A
this was his graduation year he ha
decided to retire from the Athletics
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