The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-10-09
COLLEGE NOTES.

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work in China. The work during the
past year has been enormous.
Z Last year there were more than
eighteen hundred cases in the Hos
pital and many Of the patients have
been restored to health. DIR. Hall
is not only administering restoratives
to the body, but he is also telling
them of the Great Physician. Services
are held every day and the natives
taught the story of "JeSus and his
love-" The many friends of DR..
Hall are rejoiced to learn Of his great
work and pray that his health may be
spared to work for the Master to
good old age.
Cecil Brown of Philadelphia, came
last Wednesday and has entered col.
lege, also Mr.. Warrington of Della
ware came last week.
William Harmon, former student,
was visiting friends and acquaintance
on the Hill last Friday.
The Ball-game last Saturday,
Louisville VS.. Maryville College, was
interesting only on one side, for it
was most too much in favor of the
College to make ar interesting game.
Miss Della Anderson spent fifteen
days on Washington Avenue. TWAS
noticed by a careful observer that
Mr.. Ed Biddle made exactly fifteen
trips to that part of the city, some
times not returning for the space of
many hours.
The Alpha Sigma will give pub
lie meeting Friday Oct. 8. The pro-
gram will be literary and musical. All
are cordially invited,
Miss Ollie Caldwell who has been
teaching school below Louisville,
came home last Saturday and was
present at prayers last Monday
morning.
Frank Schirmer of Washington D.
C, arrived for school last Tuesday.
Amos Seaton is teaching a success.
full school at Slab College eight miles
from Maryville. He has an attend
ance of about thirty-fve.
Mr.. Webb, who was in school two
years ago, arrived last week with his
mother and younger brother. They
will live at Maryville for the coming
year and Messrs Webb will attend
College.
Miss Eta McClung has been visit
ing her brother and sister at Maryville
for the past week.
Miss Texie Sheriff. of Little River
was visiting Prof. ]. H, M. Sherrell
last week.
Last Friday evening the Athenlan
society held its first joint meeting of
the term. Special preparation is gen
orally made for these meetings but
this meeting lacked something Of this
special preparation owing to limited
time. But despite the fact that only
few days were given 10 prepare in
the program was we'll carried out and
its pleasing variety added much to
the evenings entertainment. The at
tendance was especially encouraging.
Quite a number of visitors from town
were present and the young ladies
turning out in mass autte'ed into the
hall bringing beams of sunshine and
moonshine with them. These bright
faces of the fair sex always encourage
us and we invite them 10 come again.
Visitors are always welcome.
lanes Hurt of Huntsville, Tenn.
who was student in Maryville Col
lege last year is now living the life OF
soldier at Fl. Thomas near Gin.
clnnatl.
Last Sunday morning Mr.. Green
received a message informing him of
the death of his sister She was i'll
but short time and was only twelve
years old but she was Christian.
We extend our heartfelt sympathy to
our brother in his suffering.
Mr. Joe Clemens family will return
to Maryville next Monday
DR.. Boardman, DR.. Wilson and