The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-11-14

w. w. Richards who was student
in Maryville College few ye>rs ago
is now attending Carson and Newman
College at Messy Creek and is the
president of the Y. M. c. A.
We are sorry to know that Sheman
Boardman is sick and has been out of
S chool for a week.
Last Tuesday e lening prayer meet
ing was under the auspices of the Y.
M. {. A. and the delegates to the
District Convention made some inter-
esting reports.
Miss Maude Farnham is growing
rapidly since last Thursday night she
is nearly as tall as Sam Rankin now.
Mr.. Wallace Of Knoxville entered
school Monday. I'LL
The Bainonian Society kindly in
vited the Societies of the college to
unite with them in union meeting
next Friday evening to hear an
address BY Prof. Wilson on Liter ry
work in the societies all others are
invited come at 6:3o Sharp.
Mr.. Chas. Marston, So, who is
teaching at New Market Academy
came down on the day OF election to
Vote. He reports an interesting
school. While here he visited Bald.
win Hall. There were nine New
Market ladies in the parlor to talk to
him at once. New Market is never
behind in furnishing students to the
college.
We are sorry to say that Mr.. Games
has been enjoying case Of the Grip
during the past week.
The week Of prayer for young men
in all lands began last Sabbath. The
program for the week is as follows. -
Sunday, Nov. II The Life-Giving
Spirit. Leader. Monday, Nov. IL
Fathers and Mothers Prayers an
swerd. Leader, w. A. E. Campbell
Tuesday, Nov. -. The Greatest
work in The world. Leader S. b.
Parker. Wednesday, No, ia Draft;
never dishonored. Leader l.. S.
Sexton. Thursday, Nov, IS, A Hope.
less case cured. Leader J. H. New
man. Friday, Nov. I6. Faith, ODE
dience Victory. Leader, E. S. John
ston. Saturday. No. II. Take Heed
to thy seize. leader. Sunday Nov
iS, Victory from seeming defeat.
leader. The meeting Sunday will be
a union meeting held in some one Of
the churches in town, to-, hich all are
invited.
DR. Boardman reported that the
Foundation had already boon laid fl
nancially. for new dormitory ant
4 dining Hall. He believed Maryvillt
College had before it grand future
many buildings and thousands o
Students would in time occupy thi
campus. He knew of no institute
! large or small which stood for NOR,
than Maryville College; for patriot
sm Tor pleV, lpr Scholarship; fol
common sense views of the Hottest a
well as the humblest duties he believe
) it stood on a par with any and evr!
other institution in the land. No de
cade of its history ever had been 0
would be more determinative of it
great and important future than tn
. years fro 500 to 1909. The stu
dents now present will exert large III
fuence on its enduring character
Every prayer offered every lesso
we'll acquired, every day well live(
tends to that grand result. H
hearty invokes Gods blessing on al
in this great responsibility.
The following officers were electe
by the Societies for the ensuing term
Athenian Society. w. R. Sewer
Pres. ]. c. Nc Culloch, Vice Pres
E. d. Rowan, Sec. John Edmondso
Lib. E. B. Sabin Fred Campbell M
r H. Gamble)censors.
The Alpha Sigma Society electe
the following officers the first c
. November. Pres, r. G. Leverin!
Vice Pres, F. IL. Hackney; Sec. S
B. Pa ker; Censors, P. L. Smith,
H. Newman, f. A. Penland.
Theta Epsilon Society Miss Mimi
Hatch, Pres. Dossie Clark, Vice Pre-:
, Mary Carnahan, Sec. Lena Atkins