The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-10-31
COLLEGE NOTES.
KIN TAKAHAsHI, Correspondent.


services Thursday morninn.
Prof. Fisher was in Knoxville last
Saturday on business.
Miss Lou Goddard "a attended
Chapel service Monda morning,
J. w. Stewart of Knoxville paid
flying visit to the Hill last Friday.
A hay wagon party was enjoyed by
a large number of students last Thurs
day night.
Mrs. Prof Waller and her mother,
Mrs. Gilchrist were in Knoxville last
Friday.
Kin Takahashi returned last Tues
day from Chattanooga where he met
with the greatest success.
Arthur Glenn was here to see his
b.st girl. We wonder who she isl
some say Johnnie, some say Jessie.
Paul Smith was among the Kuox-
vile football enthusiasts that came
over to see the contest last Saturday.
Capt. Rules lecture for the benefit
of our Y M C A building, will be
postponed until the next Thursday
Nov. 9TH.
The many friends of Mrs. Lucie
MINIS Sheriff., go are pleased to
hear tina. she is rapidly recovering
from her recent illness.
Rev. c. A. Dunca.i, our Synodical
Missionary, is now holding revival
meeting at New Prospect. Let us
remember him in our prayers.
Robt. P. Walker, "a was shaking
hands with his many friends on the
Hill last Saturday and was rejoicing
over the victory OF his Alma Mater.
Messrs. Will Magill and w. l..
Brown attended the devotional serv-
ices Thursday morning and were look
ing around over our beautiful campus.
The Athenian Society will hold its
regular joint meeting OF the two sec
tons next Friday night. The door
will be open to the public and all are
cordially welcome.
Messrs. Campbell Cunningham, ga
Robert Brooks and Huffaker, Of
Knoxville were over here last Friday
night to enjoy the Blount County
"Snap'
Chas French an ! wife were in the
Chapel Friday night to participate ii
the 'snap" social. 1t seemed thai
they were enjoying the game as much
as the young folks.
Mr.. Chas. Ensign 'SI is very sue
cessful business man and his wife MR.
Let.ie Evans Ensign is one of The
most charming and ideal house-keep
ers in Chattanooga.
Last Tuesday Evening Prayer meet
ing was led by Miss Clemens and wa
thoroughly interesting. The meet
ing is becoming better all the tlm'
and is increasing in usefulness.
The generous Captain of the Y M
c A football team and physical 'dlrec
tor of the association will be here il
the near future to deliver lecture OF
"The Importance of physical training
before the students in College Chapel
The following parties attended DR.
Trimbels meeting at Rockford las
Friday night; Misses Caldwell, Car
melia, Freeman, Young and Agne'
Clemens, Messrs Parker, Sexton
Post, Bogert, Broadly and Campbell
The Knoxville Y M C A team i
composed of very nice young mel
except one or two. Especially diC
Capt. Lutz win the highest regard
of our boys, in fact every one says
s'He is a very fine fellow"
John McColloch our famous frs
baseman, was one of the most enthusl
astic spectators in the ball game las
Saturday. John is teaching a yer,
successful school at Ellejoy. w
hope to see him in school after Christ
mas.
Rev. Robert Parham, "a left last
Monday for Sunbright where HI
will take PASTORAL charge of the M. E
Church. Mr.. Parham is very brigh
and oonsecrated Christian man anC
has many friends here who pray TO