The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-11-07
COLLEGE NOTES.
KIN TAKAHASHI. Correspondent.


viii Anderson was on the Hill last
week to see his brother Oscar.
Mac Shields was shaking hands
with his many friends on the Hill last
week.
Rose brothers took an excursion to
Middlesborough last Tuesday and ree
port good time.
VIM. C. Ruble and F. A. Duncan
went to Knoxville last Wednesday for
further foot ball games.
Our boarding bill was, only one dol
lar and fifteen cents a week lass,
month. Who can beat that?'
Campbell Cunningham, ga, at
tended the chapel services Wednes-
day morning. Campbell still rings
the College "Bell" with untiring en-
ergy and faith.
The many friends Of Miss Annie
Haworth will be glad to hear that she
is elected to the Matronship of the
Friends School. We wish her much
success and pleasant time.
Mr.. J. w. Lutz, physical director
of the Knoxville Y. M c. A. foot
ball team, accompanied by his broth
er, spent Thursday evening on the
Fill. Mr.. Lutz is foot ball expert
and gave us some valuable iniorma-
ton which greatly strengthened our
team. Thanks to Mr.. Lutz for his
generous help.
Ambrose Jones, 90, spent a day
on the Hill last week. Mr.. Jones
will start next week for Louisville,
KY, to attend the Medical College
and will complete his studies next
March. We all know that Ambrose
is wide awake and popular young
man among all the classes. We pre-
dict that he will be one of those that
reflect much honor upon his Alma
Mater.
; Next Thursday night (Nov. 7th.) at
) the College Chapel, Capt. Rule,
: Editor Of the Knoxville Daily Journal
will deliver lecture for the benefit of
the proposed Y. M. c. A. and Gym
nasium Building. Subject--"Am
: my brothers Keeper There is no
doubt that the Captain will give us
grand lecture. All those who enjoy
literary treat and all the friends of our
building movement should not miss
this lecture.
Last Tuesday Evening Prayer
| Meeting was led by Prof. Waller and
was very well attended by students
and citizens. The topic-"Seventy
, times seven"-was forcibly and practi
cally presented. Oh, how we wish
every one of the students had heard
tn talks which are SO helpful in our
daily life! Those who are missing
! these meeting are missing half of your
: college life. Let us all try to be
there next Tuesday night.
: Maryville College at Maryville,
/, Tenn, has opened the new term with
the best of prospects, the attendance
of students being larger than ever be-
fore. The new dining hall erected
during vacation is named in honor of
President Boardman. 1t is well
adapted structure. And this is not
all. The college needs Christian
Association and Gymnasium Building
and we are resolved to have one if
possible, the students spent their va
cation burning the needful brick from
clay found on the campus and right
: on the site Of the proposed Bartlett
Hail." The farmers around about
n showed their good will by giving and
: hauling the necessary wood to burn
e three hundred thousand bricks. The
!, acknowledged leader in this enter
a prise is student from Jal an, Kin
a Takahashl, who has been in this Col
lege for several years. The proposed
A building is handsome one, and 1t j.
proposed to complete it for $40, 600
:, sum much below Its cost save to;
4 these self-helpful endeavors ON Ii,
q part of students, and faculty are sub
% scribing Of their means.-The N Y
% Evangelist.
IS Children Cry fos