The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-01-09


in earnest as they study. Mr.. M H
Gamble has the work in charge and is
an efficient overseer
Sumner Wallace and Miss Mmy
De Almond were married New Yeats
day by Prof, Waller. Both are old
students Of Maryville college My
they live long and happy lives.
There are now more than, $50 slus
dents boarding at the cooperative
boarding club. Mrs. Wilson deserves
great credit for the able manner in
which she is conducting the club.
The Junior Alpha Sigma Literary
Society elected the following officers
for this term: Pres, c. w. Hick;-
Vice Pres, A. F. Fortunt; Sec, G.
A. Malcom; Censors, E. H. Ander-
son, M. Price and R. Q Eversole
The Junior Section of the Athenlan
Literary Society elected the following
officers for Pres, J. A Wallace;
Vice Pres, L. c. Wagner, Sec, W.
T. Robinson; Lib, John BogerG
Censors, w. Keebie, Ron Godda d,
and chas. sllcos 2oE
Thursday and Friday were spent
principally in arranging classes and
assigning work for this wee., and we
are gratifed to k that every thing
is running SO smoothly and to have
entered on new term with such
bright prospects.
Rev. Nathan Bachman, D. D.,
who held series OF meetings here
three years ago, will hold another
series in the College Chapel beginning
Feb. S. The prayers Of the friends Of
the college are requested that we
may be abundantly blessed during
these meetings.
DIR. Boardman, IN welcoming the
students Thursday morning gave us
very valuable instruction and advice.
which we should all heed. Besides
the privileges Of the college he well
coined us to hard study and constan,
application, which would always be Of
service to us and which was the only
true road to success.
/ The Y. M. C. A. of the college
held its first regular meeting for thi:
year in the College Chapel last Sun
! day. 1t was well attended by botf
old and new students and it was en-
couraging to see so many take part in
this meeting, especially new students
Let every one Of the boys attenc
these meetings and you will surely be
blessed by so doing
The Y. M. C. A. of the Colleg,
gave reception for young men in thu
Chapel, last Thursday evening. TIL,
audience was called to order by tn,
President. The welcome address b,
President Montgomery was master
; ly presentation Of the advantages o
r Y. M. c. A. work. Among othe
things were mentioned proposed Y
M. c. A., building and the advanta
ges it will bring with it. Also the fac
that the best associates for the younj
E men who are new students are foun,
among the Y. M. c. A. boys. H
M Welsh gave recitation and hi
past high reputation was fully sustain
: ed. Singing by the quartette, and
: duet by Messrs Newman and Parke
was an important feature Of the en-
] tertainment. Games were then Intro
3 duced and while some participated i
a crokinole and checkers the create
part took "a trip to Bosting." Ne,
students went away convinced thu
, the Y. M. c. A. stood for kindnes
i hospitality and friendship.
Through the efforts Of the old stu
dents and teachers very entertainin
e reception was rendered the new st,
: dents in the College Chapel last FIR
day evening. AT o'clock all cam
together TO listen to the program pre-
pared for them. Prof. Waller CAV
& very cordial welcome to ne,
$ students in an address full {
:. wit and humor. Messrs Newman an
Parker then gave vocal duet whic
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