The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-31

student Of the college, was in town a
few days ago. She Is now teaching her
second term Of school at Clover Hill
The Y. NJ c. A. has organized
Bible Class Consisting OF fourteen
members. The time of the DEVOTION
al exercise has boen changed from
a:3o to I;I5.
The Alpha Sigma Society enjoyed
the most interesting program OF the
term last Friday evening The new
program works well. Election next
Friday night before debate.
We are sorry to note that Miss
Lydia Franklin has been out of school
much of the time this week on accent
of bad health HeI senior brothers
send greetings, and hope she may be
with them next week.
Kin Takahashi, Daunt Newman,
Ed Johnston went to Messy Greek
last Friday to attend the Y. M. c. A.
Convention.
Daunt says take care OF "every
body while | am gone" That is a
new name is it not, Miss Nellie2
The Bainonian Society has elected
the following members to represent
them in their Xmas entertainment.
For debate, Miss Katie Love and
Miss Lena Hastings. For essays,
Miss Maud Farnham and Miss Laura
Penland. For recitations, Miss Sal.
lie Gamble and Miss iona Huffsteler.
All who have read Homer remem-
Der that he often speaks of sacrificing
hecatombs to the gods.
Prof. erril;-Mr. Davis what
did the people sacrifice to Zens?-Mr.
Davis,-"A Catacomb, I think sir"
The Senior Class has been standing
the Subject of Somnambulism for the
past few days. This wonderful study
of Psychology has led to many varied
experiences the most interesting of
which is the case of Mr.. Gaines
Uncle. The particulars can be had
by calling on Mr.. G.
Prof. Wilson;-Kin, suppose you
are dreaming of the war between
Japan and China and some noise
occurs near where you are sleeping,
how will it influence the dream or
what will happen?" Kin;-"Wake
UNI up, guess.
Many friends of Mr.. Sam. Sheriff.
90, are very glad to know that his
school opend with a greatly increased
number of students and with brighter
prospects than ever befor. This is the
third year Of Mr.. SherrilPs work as
principal of Jonesboro High School
and we wish him much success in his
work.
The Freshman class was organized
last week and elected the following
officers, M. H. Gamble, President.
John Richie, secretary. J. NJ. Taylor
Treasurer. Misses McClung and Swan
and Mr.. Magma were appointed to
select the class color and motto.
Hurrah for 90!
The football eleven is the best ev-
er had in Maryville College. The
team weighs on an average ITO and
is composed of the following:
Nuchols, |. e. Edwards, left tack
lie. Hamilton, left guard. Gamble,
center. Rogers, right guard. Hum
phry, r. t. Moore, r. e. Takahashi,
q.b. Spence r. h. b. Belk, !. h. b.
Goddard, f. b. The first match game
with the U. of +. eleven will be
played next Saturday.
Rev. F. E. Moore had charge of
the Tuesday evening prayer meeting
last week. The subjuct was, cover
coming. He said Ist. There are
prizes for those who hold on till they
conquer. End The man of notions
who is first physician then a lawyer,
then something else never accom-
plishes anything. grid There is no
genius but a genius of hard work.
end The farmer who succeeds is he
who clears away the chunks, con-
quers the stubborn soil, regards Meth
er weather nor times. Ist There is
a discovery to be made in East Tenn.
Who among the science classes will