The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-03-28
COLLEGE NOTES.
KIN TAKAHASHI, '9sl
+. A. PENLAND. IS ! Editors.

attack OF sickness is recovering.
President Boardman preached last
Sunday at Centennial Church.
Mr.. A. w. Meek was very pleas
ant visitor the first Of this week.
Mr. !. B. Henry of New Market
spent few days with his brother Joe.
Miss Rena McClung of Greenback
paid a short visit one day last week.
Mr.. Ed McCampbell of Knoxville
came over to see his sister Miss
Maggie and spent few days on the
Hill.
Miss Gusta Hood went to her
home near Knoxville last Saturday to
rest few days till she gets over the
measles.
Miss Stella Eakin, "a, and Mrs.
Boardman were in chapel Thursday
morning to hear Prof. COTS lecture
on "Politeness.
Miss Louie Goddard "a closed a
successful term of school at Pleasant
Grove few days ago. She was at
Chapel Friday morning to hear Prot.
COTS lecture.
Campbell Cunningham ga came
over Friday morning to see how Miss
Stella looked after having the measles.
From all appearances we think he
was well pleased.
S. G. Houston was on the Hill to
see his friends and Glove" Sam is
now an assistant in Porter Academy
and is enjoying his work ever SO
much.
We are very sorry to say that we
have no space this week to report
Prof. Zeuburn's interesting lecture on
Sociology" but we will try to put 1t
in next week.
Prof. Newman has lately purchased
fine residence on Washington Ave
The Professor says that he needs a big
house. HIS little girl will begin
taking music lessons very soon. Per
haps that is the reason.
w. S. Green is the first one to tear
his best Sunday coat, and Arthur Hull
is the second one to receive bad cut
on his face and neck, and Miss
Minnie Freeman is the next one to
get a bad scratch on her hand. Who
will be the next?
DIR. R. B. McBath and Mr.. Alex.
Roehl of Knoxville were on the Hill
to see Miss Minnie Swan. Mr.. Roehl
was student in this college in the
time when Prof Golf was and is now
very successful teacher in Hampder
Sydney School.
The Senior class took its fina
examination in Ethics last Friday
The examination was very extensive
as it covered the whole book. DR.
Boardman seems to be favored witt
the gift of continuance when he be
gins to write examination questions
We received a February number o
the Daniel Baker Collegian, a college
paper, published by the Delta Kappa
Sigma Society of Daniel Baker Col
lege Brentwood, Texas, with a re
quest to exchange. 1t is a live ant
able paper. We take pleasure II
exchanging.
We are very glad to hear that TIT
prospects for a strong base ball team
are very bright. The first games o
the season will be played with thu
Huntsville team on April II, IL ant
70 on our grounds. R. c. Jones, ga
ex-captain of our team, is the captain
of the Huntsville team and is expect
ing to get up very good game.
Mr.. lowering and Miss Cordell'
Young, representatives of the Abel
phic Union Lecture committee, calle(
on DIR. P. M.kBartlett last Thursda,
,nd secured him as lecturer for thu
Adelpic Union at Commencement
We are glad to be so fortunate as t.
get the Doctor to lecture for us. He
loves the young people and will Civ
us treat.
Miss Lizzie Montgomery of tn
Home Industrial school at Ashvllle n
c. and her Sister Miss Myrtle c
Warrington West Va, came owe