The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-19

should attend these meetings; it is
to be there.
Miss Bessie and Sam Boardman
left last Wednesday for tie East. The
former TO enter upon The duties of
teacher in Woodside Seminary, Hart
ford Conn. and the latter to enter the
Senior year at Harvard University.
The first prayer meeting of the Col
lege this year was conducted by DR..
Boardman. The meeting was we'll
attended and interesting. The SUBJ
ject was appropriate the value of
the Tuesday evening prayer meet
ing"
The Bianonian Literary Society's
officers are The following: Miss Mar
tina Marston, Pres, Annie Haworth,
Vice Pres, Maude Farhnam, Cor.
Sec, Helen MINIS, Rec. Sec, Cor
die. Young, Treas, Scissors, Lydia
Franklin, Minnie Freeman, Eta Nc
Chung.
The Athenian Literary Society
elected the following officers for en-
suing term. Howard Welsh Pres,
l.. R. Wariel, Vice Pres, r. S.
Boardman, Sec, Ed Montgomery,
Treas. John Edmondson, Librarian,
Scissors, w. R. Sewer, S. o. Mayeo,
M. H. Gamble.
Grassy Cove Academy passed a
very successful year under the efici-
ent management of Mr.. I. J. Miles,
90. He assumed his work this year
with brilliant prospects. We are in
formed that there were eighty-six pu-
pills enrolled at the opening of his
SCHOOL,
Why does everybody say DR.. Will
son within the last few days1 What
makes that broad smile on the Prof's
face all the timer Why is it that he
has the harvestmen and gathering in
the grain so prematurely? 1t is girl!
Prof. says it will take four months to
find name for it. Suggestions are
in order.
The Y. M. C. A. and Y. W.. c. A.
have shown their kind feelings to-
ward students, both new and old,
through their reception committee
which has met all new arrivals at the
train every evening to conduct them
to their respective boarding places
and give them any needed 'informa,
ton.
The chapel services of the open
ing day was conducted by Rev. DR..
Stephen Yerkes, of Danville Theolog-
ical Seminary, Danville Ky His
most appropriate remarks should ever
be remembered by us all. First our
duty to God. Second our duty to
one another.
The seventy-si&th year of Maryville
College opened Wednesday, Sept. S
with greatly increased number OF
students in attendance. Over 2I6
students are already in the class
rooms while last year there were on.
ly $50 day later than this date.
And this inspite of the cutting of
of an entire room. :
A mass meeting was held on Fri.
day afternoon Sept. 7, to.discuss the
ACCESSIBILITY of college society. Such
a society is needed but the attach
ment to old Societies is so strong tina,
it seems impossible to organize one.
Only two expressed themselves as
ready to join such an Organization.
We have just received a copy OIL
the catalogue of the North Branch
Academy, North Branch Kansas
This institution offers excellent ad.
vantages with all modern equipments,
and is this year under the manage
ment of our Aiumnius, d. r. Hay
worth, 'o3, Prof. Hayworth is a
most energetic and cnterprising
young man of brilliant scholarship.
We have no doubt that he will max
his academy one of the foremost and
most useful institutions in the West.
We wish him much success.
Through the efforts of the Fall
campaign committee reception was
given on Friday night, Sept. 7, which