The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-09-03
COLLEGE NOTES.
The College Correspondent is agai'

AS ! take up my pen the first Of all
things / desire to express the graft
tude that is overlooking in my heart
tor the kindness many have shown to
me during my recent illness. When
/ was told that was victim Of that
terrible disease, typhoid fever, it was
sad thought to me that / was alone
in strange land. But contrary to
all my imaginatlons, was as comfor-
table as any one could expect through
the close attention of my many
friends. ! thank you for the pretty
boquets and mary other nice gifts.
There was nothing more refreshing
than those beautiful flowers. Your
visits were always cheerful and en-
couraging. | recollect your every
kind word as if they are coined in my
heart. ! shall remember all your
kindnesses "as long as the sun and
moon shall shine" Again I thank
you abundantly. Kin Takahashi.
New students are arriving every
day.
The prospects are very fattering
for large school this fall.
Prof. Rob't Walker, "a, came in
last week. Mr.. Walker will teach in
the "Prep" Department of the col
lege,
F. ]. Milman, 90, expects to enter
Allegheny Sem, Allegheny Pa. this
fall to take up his theological studies
there.
S. B. Parker, go, was on the Hill
last week. Mr.. Parker is enjoying
tood health. He left recently for his
DIRK at Marshall, N. c.
49,, The Y. M. c. A. issued a very
handsome Handbook for the new
students. 1t is quite an enterprise as
well as a great help to the new stu
dents.
Miss Agnes Clemens and Miss
MCKINLEY who were camping in
Smoky Mountain returned after ten
days stays and report an excellent
time.
The Westminster League gave a
lawn social last Tuesday night at Miss
Minnie McGhee's. A large number
Of college students we're there to par
ticipate in "snap."
A. A. Critics was one Of the visit
ors at the Presbytery which met at
White Pine. Mr.. Critics returned
with much enthusiasm. Critics, what
did they have to eat over theref
Chicken three times day!
The many friends Of Profs. Mars.
ton and Jones will be glad to hear
that the former will enter Lane Sem
mary, Cincinnati, and the latter Dan
vile Seminary, Danville, KY, te
take up their theological studies.
The Cooperative Boarding Clut
opened Monday evening. We arr
glad to say that the club will be agar
under the management of Mrs. A. A.
Wilson who has been SO successful
during the past three years.
Y. M. C. A. and Y. w. c. A. viii
give their annual reception to the new
students next Friday night at 7 o'clocl
In the College Chapel. This is onl,
for the college students and no Out
siders will be admitted without specis
permission.
Sam Boardman, ga, left here las
week for Newark, N. j., where h
j will pursue his law studies under on
of the ablest lawyers Of that city
/ Mr.. Boardman has many admirer
here who wish him much success j
his professional study.
Mrs. Lamar gave one of the mo-
enjoyable socials last week in homo
of Miss Mathes, 81. The followin
select friends were there to lend the
charms. Misses Caldwell, Hem
and Cunningham, class OF '9I an
Mrs. Capt. Henry, Mrs. Houstc
and Thomas Mcguire.
The faculty and teachers OF the &C
lege assembled in the music room
Anderson Hall Sunday afternoon
O'Clock. An hour was spent
PRAYER to consecrate themselves ane
to their coming years work. Nj
God bless them abundantly in the