The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-01-24
COLLEGE NOTES.
KIN TAKAHASHI, '9sl
+. A. PENLAND. IS Editors.

Kingston is progressing nnely.
have received twenty-four members
since took charge ofthe church last
October. twenty-five of these on con-
fession of faith. 4 x
60 to Mason, Ohio, next Monday,
Jan. 18th, to hold ten days meeting
for Rev. Mack Rankin"
Mr.. Bartlett is one of the best and
most successful men that Maryville
College has ever sent out from Its
walls. Since his completion of the
theological course In 1887 he has built
two churches, one at Dayton and the
other at Hartman, and is now dong
a grand work at Kingston Indiana.
We extend to him our hearty congrat-
ulations upon his great success and
wish him God-speed.
The following was overheard
Miss Maude:-"Mr. H. is a perfect
angel, he is the dearest darling of my
heart. He has the loveliest eyes |
ever saw. He is the incest boy and
is thrilling. | dreamt | k him.
Oh! words can't express what | want
TO say"
Miss Nell:-"Mr. +. is lots nicer
for he is the incest boy that ever
did see. He has lovely eyes and is
so facinatng. Isn't he SO cute2 |
dreamt about him too. He doesn't
have to make any bargain, | will ex-
plain sometime"
Echoe-"Miss NJ, you must have
a new idea of angels, for it takes big
wings to make Mr.. H. out an angel"
Miss N.'-"You think he is cute,
| see your taste"
The Balnonlan Socigty elected the
following officers last Friday night
President Miss Eta McClung, Vice
President, Miss Annie franklin, Cor
responding Secretary, Miss Laura
Penland, Recording Secy., Miss Edith
Goddard, Treasurer, Miss Minnie
Freeman, Censors, Misses Ellen Alex
ander, Amanda McBrayer, and Mel
lie Cormelia.
F. H. Marston, ga, sends regards
to all his old friends and especially to
his brothers in the society. He says
they had some fine students at Auburn
but our own Will Graham stands as
high as any of them.
"gncle Billy, why do you carry
shs''a large Umbrella"
$50 can shelter the young wild
ow."
DR.. Boardman told us of an elder
in the church who asked one of the
members why he did not attend pray
er-meeting. The member replied 81
have rhumatism in my hip" 81 think
the trouble is higher up" Dr. B.
"Mr. Richie, where does you trouble
seem to be? Richie, -"Out at Bald
win Hall, most of the time"
Notwithstanding the revival meet
ings at the Friends church and the ex-
position of the mind reader at the
Court house, Columbian Hall was
filled last Friday evening with an IN
telligent and appreciative audience,
to listen to the exercises which the AL
pha Sigma Society had SO richly pre-
pared.
Prof. Golf, the presiding officer
called the house to order and the in
vocation was given by Rev. ]. c.
Wright after which the quartette,
with bright faces and clear voices,
sang "Welcome tonight" Follow
ing this was a defamation, "The
Curse of Regulus," which was well
delivered by T. w. Belk. Next was
an Grafton by ]. H. Henry, subject,
81 Serve" He said 81 Serve" was
written on the helmet or the King OF
Bohemia. Serving costs, but may
not be lost.
1t lead Florence Nightingale to
give her talent to the world.
Lead Gladstone to give his efforts
in behalf of Ireland although it cost
him the office of Prime Minister.
The dignity of 81 Serve" is seen in
the higher life as well as in the lower.
The ancient ideal was, he is great
est who can get the greatest number
to serve him. This was reversed by
the lowly Nazarene.