The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-09-19
COLLEGE NOTES.

the benefit Of Bartlett Hail." Mr..
Bigler is one Of the most able divines
in Tennessee and will give us grand
literary treat.
Already the enrolment hasreached
two hundred and forty-six which is
thirty-two more than the same date
of last year.
Miss Mollie Caldwell, our much
respected matron, has forty girls now
in the Hall and is expecting a few
more.
Miss Jessie Cardwell was called
last Saturday to her home at McMll-
Ian Station where her uncle lately ar
rived from Kansas to visit her par
ents.
F. A. Duncan, Columbus, Junction,
arrived last Friday evening to enter
the college.
The Y. M. c. A. and Y. w. c. A
Of the college will hold joint mis-
sionary meeting in the college chapel
next Sabbath beginning at p. m.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. ]. B. Creswell, 'S7. of Bear
den, was shaking hands with his many
friends on the Hill last week.
The prospects for strong foot ball
team are fattering. We are expec-
ting to open up the season with the N.
of T. boys on second Saturday of
October provided they have team.
Messy Creek and Hartman will have
good team this year to play with
US.
Miss Breta Wheeler Of 0. T. and
Mr.. w. A Gibson Fort Worth, Tex
as and ]. A. Silcox arrived last week.
Next Friday night the Bainonian
Society will give reception to the
new girls at their Hall commencing at
O'Clock. All the new girls are very
cordially invited to come.
Misses Mary Mathes and Ocey
Walker, ga, were in the Chapel
Monday morning.
Rev. viii Broadly, '95, of Lexington
Ind, is here visiting his relatives and
friends. Mr.. Broadly is the pastor Of
Lexington Presbyterian Church ant
is doing a good work there. He ex-
poets to visit the Cotton States Expo.
sition before he goes home.
Rev. F. E. Moore and his sister
were on the Hill looking around a
the improvements made during the
summer months.
Miss Texie Sheriff. says: 81 enjoy
the month of FEBRUARY" better thar
any other month Of the year. Oh, i
is lovely" ,-elGf
Miss Stella Eakin, ga, a hi
Chapel services Wednesday morning
Miss Stella will soon leave for Chat
tanooga where she will receive med
cal treatment. Maryville society will
miss very much her charming face.
L. S. Sexton. accompanied b.
Ed Grau, of Knoxville, came in las
Monday evening. Mr.. Sexton wa
in Knoxville during the vacation ant
held three different positions in TIL
City National Bank.
Henry w. Smith arrived last weel
and entered the college. Mr.. Smitl
is the third Smith from Jonesbor,
and the fifth representative of tn
Jonesboro High School.
The first college prayer meeting
was very largely attended last Tues
day night. DR.. Boardman led tn
meeting and the topic was an appro
pirate one. "Our purpose" and abb
discussed. We are glad to see tina
the topics for the Tuesday evening
Prayer meetings Of the fall term ar
already arranged and printed on
card. We hope that all the christia
students will get one and study tn
topic every week.
Rev. Sam. L. Haworth, the ne,
pastor of the Friends Church, cor
Quoted the Chapel services Monda
morning. Mr.. Haworth has bee
engaged in the pastoral work q
Hubbard Iowa, during the last thre
and half years. He is forme
stgdent of this college and has man
friends here to welcome him In hi