The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-03-21
COLLEGE NOTES.
KIN TAKAHASHI, '9sl
+. A. PENLAND, IS J Editors.

tChdCu tne Cndpel cer!lCeS TUESDAY
morning.
Prof. Monroe Goddard. "A, was a
pleasant visitor on the Hill last
Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Walker, spent Satur-
day evening very pleasantly with
Miss Phronie Small at Baldwin Hall.
The boys at Miss SmalPs table say
it is hard to tell whether Mr.. Cleve-
and or Mr.. Sewer has the heart dis
sease worst.
Misses Freeman and Koch called on
Mrs. Toole last Saturday afternoon
and broke the door bell. Miss Min
ME says it was Miss Koch and Miss
Koch says it was Miss Minnie.
The Athenian Literary Society will
hold its monthly joint meeting of two
Sections next Friday night. A special
program and music are prepared.
All are very crdially invited to attend
Elmer Goddard was one of the
most welcome visitors on the Hill last
week. Elmer has taught school IN
Knox County tor the last eight
months and he closed it last Friday
night with great success.
The sad intelligence came to us
last Monday morning of the death of
Edward Duncan, the fifteen months
old son of Rev. c. A. Duncan, ID. d.
IL. The loss is especially distressing
to him in view Of the fact that this is
the second time DR.. Duncan has been
left childless. We extend to the be.
reaved parents assurances of our
deepest sympathy.
The Bainonian Society elected the
following officers last Friday night.
President Miss Cora Caldwell, Vice
President, Miss Minnie Freeman,
Recording Secretary, Miss Lena
Hastings, Corresponding Secretary,
Miss Lucy Caldwell, Treasurer Miss
Nellie McSpadden, Censors, Misses
Annie Hayworth, Blanche Cardwell,
Faye Caldwell.
The Y. NJ. c. A. and Y. w. C. A.
will hold joint missionary meeting
next Sunday in the College Chapel al,
, P. M. Topic" Maryville College
Missionaries Leader, Miss Eta Me-
Chung. We are trying to make this
meeting one of the most interesting
ever we had. The public are earnestly
invited to come.
The Y. M. c. A. held its first an
nual business meeting March the IL
according to the amended constitu-
cioa, All the standing committees
gave favorable reports which showed
that good work had been done during
the past year. The Treasurer re-
ported all debts paid up to date and
$500 in the treasury. The Mission
airy Committee for raising funds, of
which J. L. Richie is Chairman, re-
ported $4,000 paid in to the
treasury and that subscriptions suff-
Gent to make out the full amount
bad been taken. The retiring presi
dent then gave his annual report
after which the new officers entered
upon their duties. The president,
Mr.. Ed Montgomery, had carefully
selected his committeeman for the
ensuing year, which he announced
10 the association. Following are
the Chairmen of the committees.
Membership-Chas Magill. Devo-
Jtionai ]. II. Newman, Bible Study
j. w. Boyce, Finance-lno. Richie
.Misslonary-R. W. Post, New Stu
dents-W. S. Green, Music-S. B.
Parker.
After looking over the roll of the
class IN Astronomy and finding that
George Haley and Miss Cora Cald
we'll were absent, Prof. Waller re-
marked, "The Haheys seem to be
absent.
We are pleased to find in the
Railway Agent well edited Maya
zine Some fine illustrations, draw
,nns and an lnterestn!
story on the Mexican Rallwa.
by Mr.. C. B. Dare, who was stu
dent in Maryville College from 1S7,
to1S77. His representations of tn
Mexicans are are very quaint AM