The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-01-10

All are cordially invited to attend.
The friends of Alex Lindsay will be
surprised to hear that he has recently
welded to Miss Sallie Grant of Frank
fort, KY. Mr.. Lindsay is now theo-
logical student in Danville Theologi-
cal Sem, and is about to complete
the course. We wish him much sue
cess and happiness.
There are already forty-six girls in
Baldwin Hall under the care of Miss
Mollie Caldwell and five girls In Stan
ley Hall under the care CT Miss Small
assistant matron.
Prof. Newman-"Mr. Hendricks
how do you spell your name, with an
x?
Mr.. H.-Either way will do.
The Cooperative Boarding Club is
crowded. There are now about one
hundred and sixty boarders IN five
dining rooms, among them forty-three-
are new ones.
1t is said that we have new thresh-
ing machine in the Dining Hall which
threshes the biscuits at once.
Seventy-seven new students regis
terd by Monday morning. There
were over three hundrid students in
Chapel Services Monday morning,
which was the largest number Of the
students ever assembled in the Chapel
of Maryville College.
The first meeting Of the YIN. CA.
was very we'll attended and was enjoy
ed by all present. We extend acordlal
invitation to the new students to be
present every Sunday at Us, P. M.
Latest news tells us that our own
George Lowry has become Gladys
man" at Auburn. N. Y. Don't make
any" false impressions, George.
A short but interesting program
was carried out last Friday evening
under the auspicies of the Y. M. and
Y. w. c. A. OF the college. Prof,
Gill presided over the meeting, and
also gave the welcome address. The
continued cheering showed that the
address was Appreciated by all. 1t
merits praise. We were surprised
that our young Professor could grow
SO eloquent and SO instructive. Miss
Amanda McBrayer, read very comic
essay, written by small boy, in a
very comic way.
Excellent music was rendered by
the quartettes and by Miss Carmelia.
After this program the old "Stand by
game was begun, during which all the
[ experiences of holidays were related
by old students, while many new one,
learned for the first time the charm.
Of snap,
Prof. Newman then made a splel
did talk on the importance of joining
S the Y. M. and Y. w. c. A.. +. We give
part of his talk.
About nine o'clock this morning
Z Mr.. Kin Tai aha shi came to me ask
Y Ing me to say something this evenin
t to the new students. | told him tina
t l could not comply with his request
h since | would not have time to pre-
pare anything. But he insited; an,
4 you know when the "Japs" jump W
on ii fellow, he might just as will ru
? up the white flag at once and swea
eternal obedience, so | did, and her
am trying to make a speech afle
, having been in the classroom up t
three o'clock, and in Faculty NEE
!, ing from three to five. But though
that man who had gained as muc
good from Maryville College as
have in past days, ought to be able
/ say something by way of encourag
- ment to the students who have
i recently come to us.
II 1t seems very fitting that "
. should inter upon the work of this ne
/ term in the New Year after a brig
social gathering like this. And (.
| in behalf of the Alumni of this COLES
" for / see some of them here and
y behalf of the old students and Il
Faculty. give you new students
,e cordial welcome.
It l congratulate you upon havir
= come among such student body
this. You will find our studer
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