The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-05-16
COLLEGE NOTES.
KIN TAKAHASHI, 'es
+. A. PENLAND. '9s J Editors.

SERVICES at TOTeSl Illll HCAt OdDDdtii'
The Bainonian Society will give,
their annual reception next Friday
evening.
The editors are working on College
Days this week SO the notes are
sighted.
Robert Stephenson disappeared
last Saturday. We suppose he has
gone home.
Miss Matte Duncan will be missed
from our number as she went home
last Monday.
The Alpha Sigma quartette went
to Bakers Creek last Saturday to
sing at the decoration.
Professors Newman, Barnes and
Gill made addresses at the Bakers
Creek Decorator last Saturday.
Young man! You may expect
your girl to 90 back on you unless
you take her to the Senior concert.
The boys say that Miss Young
went to Japan last Friday night to do
missionary work. Do you know
anything about it, Kin?
We regret that Misses Angelina
and Nellie Sexton were called home
last Monday on account of the i'll
health OF their mother.
Mr.. Gaines is complaining of having
lost his heart. Miss Nellie Carmella
says she had a great deal of trouble
digesting some animals heart the 9th
er day. Conclusion, Miss Carmella
has Gaines heart.
w. F. Phillips and Miss Carrie
Monday, Mr.. Richie and Miss Ida
Parsons went to Bakers Creek and
from there to Allegheny last Satur'
day. They returned at 10 p. m. As
the boys were taking the carriage
home they drove into gully and the
surry turned over and threw the boys
in the mud. No damage was done
except the tongue and the top of the
surry were smashed.
Last Friday morning the 5th lecture
of the course, selected by the students
was delivered by Prof. Waller. The
Prof. had for his subject, Six causes
of disease, which were as follows:
I. Lack of pure air. Abuse of di-
gestive o.gans. 3. Too great heat
or cold. Lack of exercise and clean
illness. 5, Use Of alcoholic stimulents
and tobacco. Errors in management
of moral aad intellectual powers. He
treated these divisions in a mastery
way; so that every student went away
with a better knowledge of what con-
stitutes true health and with a deter
mination to guard against the many
enemies at work to over throw his
constitution.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of las
week gives an account of the closing
exercises of Lane Seminary in which
we notice the following:
The address of Rev. S. w. Board
man, d. d. LII. D., President of the
Maryville College, to the Society o.
Inquiry was an interesting one. Hi
subject was "The Existence Of God.
The doctor elaborated on the va
rious phases of philosophy as to the
existence of God, and also on the va
rious phases of science. He said tina
by neither OF these could it be proven
conclusively that God existed. He
then showed how revelation haC
brought the existence of God into the
human heart and mind.
Mention is also given to the music
furnished by Rev. and Mrs. NJ. M.
Rankin of Mason Ohio. Rev. Ran
kin graduated here in 'SS and his wife
was formerly Miss Erie Brown of Thu
place.
On last Friday night the Junio
= Section of the Athenian Literary
Society gave their first Public exer
sises. Their hall was crowded to
its utmost capacity although the
weather was threatning. They lis
tened to the following program which
was enjoyed by all.
A.. ,La Invocation h,, Prof VOL