The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-12-05

pages anu Colltdln SONIC cACelieDl
articles. All the articles should be
handed in this week.
Eight years ago the first Sabbath of
this month the first sermon was
preached in the Fourth church. Then
we had seventeen members; now we
number 244.-Fourth Church Mess
enger.
!. II. Newman visited Miss Nellie
McReynlds Thursday and Friday and
returned Saturday with broad smile
on his face. He had nothing to say,
but hoped she wouldn't be drowned
in the river.
Prof. Golf and wife gave the Wes-
tern N. c. Students hearty recep-
ton and splendid Thanksgiving din
ner last Saturday. Prof. Was engaged
two years in teaching and Preaching
at Riceville, n. c.
Our popular Prof. Sheriff. went to
Jonesboro to spend Thanksgiving Day
with his brother Sam Sheriff.. | won
der what the attraction is up there?
some say that ne went to cure that"
Eakin" in his heart.
Prof. Wilson went to Bearden last
Wednesday evening and preached Il
Thanksgiving Sermon for them on
Thursday. Prot. says that Rev. J. B
Creswell and Prof. Robt. Walker iare
doing fine work at that place.
| ]. ]. Thompson and Miss Nellie Ma
son, E. J. Sabin and Miss AuHic Ha-
worth, and Bruce Smith and MiSo
Helen MINIS went to Montvale
Springs, last Thursday to discover the
fountain Of perpetual youth.
The Third division of Mrs. Walters
series of the Tea Parties came off last
Wednesday night and the foliwing
ladies of paldwln Hall were present:
Misses Cordle Young, May Evans,
Angelina Sexton, Laura Penland,
Lulu Coche, Matte Duncan, Maude
McBrayer Minnie Hatch.
The Thanksgiving services were
held in the Chapel last Thursday. All
the Churches of Town united with us
in the services, and large number
Were present us the day was SO pleas
art. Rev. +. 4. Moore preached a
grand sermon and the address by
Prof. Waller was also excellent.
Last Sabbath morning before the
preaching service at the Presbyterian
Church, DR.. Boardman made a very
earrest and able plea for funds to cree
: a dining hall which IS SO badly needeC
as tho old one is full and running over
SI368. 90 have been secured, Thu
leaves little more than $6t o. 90 we
to be raised.
The Athenan Literary Society az
pointed the following persons to par
ticipate in the Mid-winter entertain
ment; ]. A. Martin J.. J. Thompson
S Declarations. Arthur Greer Et
S Montgomery R. S. Boardman Ora
tons. P. P. Faris Ed Rown Debate
$ Harvey Mccall and ]. E. Sabin wer
g appointed to represent the Society il
the Adelphic Union.
+. The library has received a copy Q
+ a book entitled elbow John and
Brought up the Child" written b
Mrs. Elizabeth Grinnell. The wife @
DIR. Fordyce Grinnell. The book wo
$500 prize offered by the America
Suncay School Union for the be'
0 book on" The Christian Nurture an
L Education of youth for the lwentiet
If Century" The authoress once live
in MaryWlIe, and is IN aunt Of Mi,
g.. Lena Hastings, our ieIlow-student.
|. The JOINT meeting of the Nv
d associations last Sabbath after-noC
was a success. The subject WI
/ Thanksgiving for the work of Mis-
Ie ions. The meeting was nicely led b
d Miss Cordie Young, and all the pape
re ad and talks given showed that car
full preparation had been made, A
who took part belong to the Volunte
:. Missionary movement except tw
TIL ere seems to be more interest take
in the missionary work now than ey
!, before.
IN Miss Rena Goddard, L. S. Sextc
and f. A. Penland spent thanksgivir