The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-04-30
COLLEGE NOTES.
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Carl Elmore visited home last
week. i
Frank Marston who has been
seriously i'll is rapidly improving
]. H. Newman and Chas. Moore
conducted Prof. Newman's classes
Miss Jennie Chapman Of Meadow
was visiting in Maryville last week.
Miss Maggie McCampbell spent
few days with home folks last week.
Mr.. S. A. Harris went to his home
in Jefferson County last week. Mr..
Harris will soon be with us again.
Professors Jno. Newman, Herman
Golf and DIR. Boardman, attended
Presbytery at Shannondale last week.
Mr.. John Q. Durfey an old stu
dents Of Maryville is having success
as singer in one of the leading
Churches in Chicago.
Miss Bessie Armstrong of Texas
left for home Tuesday. Miss Bessie
was one OF the popular young ladies
of Baldwin Hall and won many
friends while here.
Examination has passed again and
the classes are beginning to review
for final examination. Some students
look sad and sorrowful and not with
out cause. 1t is to be hoped that the
students will be faithful in these final
days and do themselves credit.
Mr.. w. A. Elsenhart brother Of G..
w. Eisenhart, one of our esteemed
students, has place Of honor in his
class in Mccormick Theological
Semenary. He is one of a large class
who was chosen to deliver an address
in the graduating exercises OF that
institution.
The paper read by Prof. Sheriff.
last week at prayer-meeting on
N'How to Study the Bible" was fine
article. 1t is the best thing on that
subject we have heard for some time.
1t is paper worthy Of the consider
alton Of all who wish to be good
Bible Students.
The reception given by Mr.. Mil
man to the Senior Class and Other
friends, of the college, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. David Jones was
grand success. AT 80 the compan,
gathered, and gay company it was
1t seemed that every one was in hi
best mood. The evening was spen
in playing games and in social talks
Then refreshments were served, ant
the gay party reluctantly dispersed
Such entertainments are rarely glver
in Maryville. Mr.. Milman is a roya
entertainer, s,.f,eA VI ss,3stti fst.
AS your correspondent was finish
ing the notes, he lifted up his eye
and, behold, two hack-loads' Of fai
maidens from Baldwin Hall passed
and his heart swelled within, and h
said in the excess Of his joy, "Behold
what pleasure it will give me to joi
this fair company And again j
lifted up his eyes and behold Their
sat in their midst grave matror
Then his countepance fell, his fac
grew sad, his heart was smitten wit
sadness, and the remainder of h
words and actions that day---the
are too many to be written in tn
small space.
The last joint meeting OF the At
enian Society for the year was hel
last Friday night. The exercise
were interesting and showed q gre'
deal OF care in preparation. a
Grafton by H.. B. Mccall, Subjec
Poetry, was well composed and we
delivered. A defamation given b
T. o. Wallace was we'll rendered
Henry Smith gave an essay entltle'
Habits, which was highly appreciated
The debate on the question, Resolve
that Love in Courtship is going O
of fashion, was amusing Throughout
the speakers giving their experien'
along with their argument. II
Athenian by F. S. Campbell was OIL
among the best thing of the evenin
This ends the joint work of the Sc
ior and Junior Sections for the ye
and we certainly feel proud of Il
work that has been eby the mer
bers in these meetings. We feelth
they ha re been a success, bringll