The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-04-11

sing some of their best pieces.
Miss Margarite Caldwell, 81, lett
here Thursday morning for her home
in New Market.
Miss Marguerite has been in bad
health for some time past, and was
compelled to give up her studies. We
regret her departure and wish her
immediate recovery.
Our team is by far the best team ever
placed in the field from Maryville
College. The players are as follows
Tobias Magma, S. s., H. b. Mccall,
c., Ed Taylor, 3. b., Wiley Davis,
p, c. E. Wilson, |. f., John A.
McCulloch, I. b., M. A. Bartlett,
c. f., w. T. Bartlett, ?. b., Al. Har-
ris, r. f.,
Prof. Waller visited the High
School at Jonesboro in which Mr..
S. NJ. Sheriff. is working as Principal
and Mr.. Horace Ellis, as assistant, a
few weeks ago. He reports that the
people are well pleased with their
work, and says that our boys are
meeting with great success. Mary
vile friends congratulate them.
The Bethany Christian Endeavor
Society elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: Chas. Magill,
PRIEST. Miss Jennie Cupp, Vice PRIEST.
Richard Post, Rec. Sec. Miss Jessie
Magill, Treas Miss Sara Carnahan,
Cor. Sec.
The Society meets every Sunday
evening at the Baptist Church.
The Athletic Association of Mary,
vile College is neglecting the Athletic
track. The record of our Field day
is very poor compared with those OF
other Colleges. We have good ma,
terals; they should properly trained
and developed. The Field Day is al
hand. Let us commence a systematic
practice. Let us endeavor to make
a good record this year.
Thursday April IS at o'clock,
P. M. the students OF the College
will hold mass meeting in the Col
lege Chapel to consider and devise q
plan for the Y. M. c. A. and gymna
sum building. The follwing program
will be presented.
1. The Y. NJ. c. A. building,
center of religious work. F. A. Pen
land.
II. Gymnasium aid to a good
health and strong body.-M. H.
Gamble.
III. Aid the worthy young men
to and education. R. G.. lowering.
". In memorial to the heroic
workers. Prof. Alex Bartlett, ]. H.
Newman, Rev. p. M. Bartlett ID. ID.
Hon. Tom Brown.
V. Plan of the building.-Kir
Takahashi.
The meeting lasts only an hour al
the students are earnestly requested tc
be present.
Last Friday morning, just after the
Chapel Services the entire schoo
heard Miss Margaret E. Henry
lecture on "Table Etiquette. Tn,
lecture was very good and contained
much good advice. Miss Henry
said; at is praise-worthy fact tina
the students of Maryville College art
very well equipped mentally, physi
cally and morally; they conjugate til,
the Greek and Latin verbs, and car
analize flowers, but it is also true tina
some OF them are ignoring good man
ners at the table. some walk into thu
dining room like wild buhalos, anC
some spread their elbows like al
eagles wings and some snatch off tn,
plate three biscuits at a time. Their
She cautioned against rude CONVEX
Isation at the table. In conclusion
she said that the greatest book Oh
table manners" is the World itself.
Every word that Miss Henry said i
true. 1t is one of the most Profitable
lectures we ever heard. We sincerel
hope that every ore who heard tn
lecture will appreciate it. We shoulc
put it into practice every day.