The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-03-19

Sunday. ~
Quite number OF the students at
tended the entertainment given by
the M. Z. Church South at Column
bian Hall. 1t was a success.
The latest report frsm the meetings
at Huntsville is that they are having
very successful meeting, being about
twenty-five professions up to that
time.
Ed. Minis was in attendance at
Chapel Monday. Ed. is a graduate
of our College and is successfully
engaged in the mercantile business
in Knoxville.
The most comical essay yet given in
the Alpha Sigma Society for some time
was read by Richard Caldwell last
Friday evening. Mr.. Caldwell is a
bright, witty, and promising boy.
DR.. Boardman went to Knoxville
Thursday to attend call meeting
of Presbytery to consider the resigna-
ton of DR.. Sutherland from the Pastor
ate of the and Presbyterian Church
70 Knoxville.
Fred Webb, our fellow student, who
has been sick for several weeks of
fever left last Thursday with his moth
er for his home in Cincinnati, Fred has
a host of friends in the College, who
desire to see him back again next year.
Great improvements are now being
made on the ground around Memorial
Hall. There is more being ac-
complished on the grounds than ever
before. The boys do not work as if
to kill time, but they work in earnest
Mr.. Gamble IS fine overseer.
The Y. M. c. A. held call meet
ing Tuesday to enstall the officers
and to appoint committees for the
cnsusng year. Thos. Mcguire, the
president, made rousing little talk,
urging all to cooperate with him in
making this year successful one.
The Senior Section of the Athenian
Society elected the following officers
for the ensuing term. Pres, Ed
Montgomery; Vice Pres, John c.
Crawford; Sec, Henry W. Smith;
Librarian; R. w: Post; Censors, F.
]. Milman, F. J. Engel and M. H.
I Gamble, Editors eff the Weekly
Athenian M. H. Gamble and Carl
Elmore.
There seems to be on the part OF
some of the students boarding at the
club, tendency to feel that any
thing belonging to the club is free;
and thus they often waste many ar
ticles of food. Not only this, but the
knives, fork, etc, are often carried of
through carelesspess and never re-
turned. If these things are moi
: stopped, let the proper authorities
see to it.
Through the kindness of Rev. DR.,
Frazee Of Knoxville the Evans mar.
BILE Co. contributed to the college
! museum dozen specimens Of highly
polished marble. Seven of thes,
specimens are OIL large size and came
: nicely framed. All are products 0
East Tenn. quarries. The Evans i
one Of our strongest marble compnies
and does business in nearly all tn,
large cities Of the country. The Col
: lege prizes thsee specimens highl'
and is grateful to the Evans marbl
: Co. for so great tavors.
Encouraging news is received iron
cur representative who is raising fund
! for the Y. M. c. A. building. TIL
editor of the Wilkes Barre Record DR.
F. c. Johnson whose wife then Mis-
= Georgia Pos0 attended school here
y gave Mr.. Takahashi's meeting q
Wilkes Barre very forcicble an
prominent notice. We are grateful t
v friends everywhere for their valuabl
1t aid. Kin writes that lie received
good contribution also at the Bloom.
is burg Normal school and organized
c Maryville College Club. He will b
in New York City for several week.
Miss Slmms who is visiting the y
N w. c. A. Of all the Colleges OF Ii
IN South, was with us Friday, March /:
ID In her address before the youn
IL women Of the College, she gave man
valuable hints as to how the girls ;
college girls should live. Be alb
TX fret of all m call Christ vour Savior,