The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-11-14
COLLEGE NOTES.
KIN TAKAHAsHI, 'osl
J. A. PENLAND. '95 ] Editors.
EDIfOR

absence in the Eastern Stats o secure
funds for our much needed Dining
Hall.
1t is gratifying to know that he has
been very successful in his trip and
that he has formed many acquaitances
with philanthropic men and women of
the country. He now returns with
the best wishes Of many eminent men
for Maryville College.
Whatever the immediate result of
his trip may be, we are glad that he
went to present our needs. Now
many have lound out that there is
such institution as Maryville College
with wide influence and great useful
ness. They know We are in extreme
need Of help to enable US to press
forward d good work.
We are sure every word that has
fallen from the lips Of pr. Boardman
will some day bring forth its fruit.
We all remember that Mr.. Fayer-
weather's bequest of one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars which came to
us few years ago, was fruit Of Prof.
Lamar's work Of many years ago. So
let us l.ok forward with greater en-
couragement. We have now more
good friends than ever. Every de.
partment Of Maryville college shall
soon be equipped with all the modern
conviniences and all. College Hill
shall soon be covered with buildings.
Mr.. Edwards was on the sick list
last week.
A report of DR.. Boardman's trip viii
appear in the next issue.
Miss Fisher and Miss Brook
visited Knoxv lie Saturday.
Miss Come McClung visited home
folks a few days ago.
KIN Takahashi went to Louisville
Saturday and leCtured to Y. =. S. C..
f. that evening. Al
A report OF the A. A. w. WILDE Civ.
.enain College Days which will come
out in December.
Many Of the Students were highly
entertained last Thursday night at Co
lumbar Hall by Miss Bull Of Hol-
brook college.
The ladies have second Quartette
in process of organization. 1t is ia
consist OF the Misses, Cola Caldwell,
,Cordelia Young, Nellie Cormelia,
Nellie Mason.
Capt. D. M. Caldwell Of New
Market, father of Misses Margaret,
Lucy and Fay, was pleasant visitor
on the Hill last week. s..e
Dale Miller is rejoicing over the
election Of II. C. Evans. We under
stand thatYNliss May Evans is, going. tt
try to persuade Gov. Evans to give
Dale an Office. .g
1t is gratifying to note the impor
tant improvements In the preparation!
Department. A Reading Desk ha
been placed in each room with week.,
papers so that all the pupils may reat
and be posted on the currentnews
Misses Eta McClung and Cords
Young were in Knoxville last Mon
day on business.
Hugh French, IS, who is now at
tending Medical school at Knoxvill,
is enjoying his work very much.
Barton Peters, 90, was suddenl,
called to his home last Monday Oh
account OF his fathers sickness.
Mrs. A. A. Wilson our eficen
manager of the Cooperative Boardin!
club, went to Knoxville last Tuesda,
on business.
On the return of DIR. Boardman Prof
Wilson babe good bye to the Senio
Class.
We are glad to welcome DI
Bosrdman among US again. H
returned unwell, and is confined t
his room.
Prof. Wilson gave our unmarrie
Prof. a splendid introduction to tn
distinguished ladies Of the A. A. w.
and We are in hopes that he will brin
one Of them back soon.
Mrs. McNabb mother Of Miss Eur
was ON the hill Saturday Miss Eur