The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-10-30
COLLEGE NOTES.

Burch6eld, 90, of Chattanooga, were
united in marriage on Wednesday
Oct. 20, Rev. F. F.. Moore and P.
NJ. Bartlett, D. d., officiating. Miss
Mathes and Mr.. Burchheld are both
natives OF Blount County and they
are are couple Of which both our
town and College are proud. Miss
Mary was refined and accomplished
young lady and splendid musician.
Mr.. Burchfeld completed his course
in College and Auburn Seminary
with high honors. We predict a
pleasant, prosperous and useful life
for them and extend the hearty con-
CALCULATIONS of the faculty and STU
dents of Maryvile College.
DR.. w. C. Stanley, who had been
i'll for about six weeks died last Sab
bath about Mid day. DR.. Stanley
had long been socially connected
with the students and faculty OF our
College. 1t was with pleasure we SO
often saw him in our meetings Of
various kinds. He had won the love
of many hearts in Maryville College.
We know that as his Spirit took lis
Celestial flight on that beautiful Au
tumn Sabbath at Midday, was wei
coined into the life of the Heavenly
City where Sabbaths have no end.
The Y. NJ. C. A. meeting was
glad to hear a few very interesting
words last Sabbath from Rev. John
A. Silsby, who has been in China fol-
ten years Mr.. Silsby was one of the
first members OF our Y. M. c. A.,
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which was organized twenty years
ago. 1t did US good to greet one
who has been such valiant Soldier
of the Cross.
Quite a number went over to
Knoxville last Saturday to see the
foot ball game between U. of T. and
Williamsburg. The game resulted 6
to in favor of the University.
Miss Adele Hill of New York and
Miss Emma FAM of Knoxville, were
visiting in Maryville last week and
attended prayers on Friday morning.
The football boys are getting up
enthusiasm now. They have sent the
orders for thirteen good foot ball suits
which will come next week. The
boys are now encouraged and are
getting plenty of practice. Some
match games will soon be arranged for
Rev. Wright, of Wilmington Ohio
has been visiting at Maryville fol-
several days. He conducted prayer:
in Chapel on Tuesday morning ano
gave some excellent advice to youns
people.
Rev. Robinette, pastor of M. E
Church of this City. was also vel
coined on College Hill last Monda,
morning. He is an able man and ha
great fascination for young people.
The regular meeting of the Alph
Sigma Society was one of interest ant
profit last Friday. We can say on
meetings are making steady progress
over the work Of last year. Gu
participants have been chosen for tn
Mid-winter Entertainment Decembe
10, and all are making preparation
to make 1t a success.
Mrs. A. K. Harper Of Maryville
and her two lady friends Mrs. Tao
lock and Mrs. Cash, visited Colleg
Hill last Tuesday morning
Prof. Riley Haworth, go, who
teaching a successful school in III
Friends Institute of Maryville W;
welcomed on College Hill last Tue
morning.
The prayer meeting last Tuesda
evening was conducted by Prof. +
A. Golf, who made some very int
esting and helpful remarks. TT
subject was: "The Influence of "Tr
Young Man." 2 Chron. "a: +
He brought out some of the mo
commendable characteristics in Il
life of Josiah and very aptly apple
them to our own lives.