The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-03-07
COLLEGE NOTES.
KIN TAKAHAsHI, ISL
F. A. PENLAND. Is ! Editsrs.

oaDDatn al D CLOCK ny the TWO dS-
sociations.
DR.. B. B. Young, father Of our
Roy, was in town Wednesday even
ing.
Our"Pap's boy" Bill Phillips, made
a flying visit to his home at New
Market.
E. B. Smith accompanied Miss
Nellie Mason to Knoxville last Tues
day morning.
Roy Young spent few day at his
home in Knoxville and returned
Monday morning.
There will be a gospel meeting held
in the Y. M. c. A. Hall next Sab
bath at 2 o'clock, by the two associa-
tons.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Crawford, Miss Addie
Smith OF Smithwood, and Mrs An
drew Gamble attended the Chapel
services Wednesday morning.
Mr.. ]. O. Whitled, who was in col
lege here few years ago, left Knox
vile Feb. 20, for Missouri, where he
intends to remain for sometime.
The rail road question was dis
cussed in the Alpha Sigma Society
last Friday night and it was decided
that the railroad should be in the
hands Of the government.
The class was reciting in Moral
philosophy.
DR.. Boardman;- "That is suffi
cient Miss Goddard; the next subject
under law is Mr.. Haley"
Prof. Waller. -"Newman, wha
about the moon when it gets near the
the north pole2" Newman.-'It never
sets, but shines all the time. They
must have good time up there"
Prof.-''Well, they do. and keeI
cool at it too"
Miss Nellie Carmelia and the ladies
quartette will furnish music at the Y
M. c. A. lecture next Thursday eve
ming. This alone will be worth ter
cents you pay to get in. Besides Dr.
Wilson is going to give us one of hi
best lectures, none Of which ever fal
below our expectation.
Miss Nellie Mason, 81, was sud
denly called to her home at Jones
boro last Tuesday morning on &C
count of the illness of her father
Miss Nellie has been with us sine,
the first of this collegiate year, ant
has made many friends who regre
her departure. We hope she will re
turn soon among us.
We received an interesting letter from
r, C. Jones, ga who is teaching a
Huntsville, few days ago. The,
have been cold up there since tn
thermometer went to twenty-fou
below zero. He reports progress
i've school and expresses great dea
of interest in his AlmaMater
Among other things he asks how tn
class of 'o5 is getting along. We ar
glad to tell him it is blooming"
The Y. M. c. A. amended its con
stitution last week so that this yea
the election of officers will take plac
on the fourth week in January ant
the new officers will be installed
on the second Tuesday il
March. The officers elect are a
follows; Pres. Ed Montgomery, Vic
Pres, Daunt Newman, Record
ing Secretary Fred Campbell
Corresponding Secretary, job
Crawford, Treasurer, L. S. Sexton
On the second Tuesday in March
the association will meet and hea
the report of:the Treasurer and of a
committees. The books and respor
sibilities of the old officers will b.
handed in to the new officers. TIL
president will then announce hi
committees for the ensuing yeal
1t is hoped that every member wi
be present at this meeting.
Mrs. ]. G.. Venable left here la.
Monday morning for Kentucky.
Miss Cora McClung left Saturda
afternoon to visit her home folks.
The Y. M. c. A. meeting was lie
by S. B. Parker and was one of tn