The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-09-25
COLLEGE NOTES.

dents, and friends of the College.
In this way closer intimacy will
exist beteen the students and ex-
students of Maryville College Any
thing of news from old students will
be promptly and gladly published if
addressed to H. M. Welsh, or c. N.
Msgill.
Rev. Donald Mcdonald and his
daughter Gale of Kentucky arrived
last Thursday, Miss Gale will reside
in Baldwin Hall, but will not enter
school yet tor while. This makes
SIX ''McDondalds" in Maryville now.
Mrs. Annie Heron Sudbury of
New York City was visiting in Mary
vile last week and attended prayers
at College last Friday morning. Mrs.
Sudbury is an old student and is
sister of Rev. David Heron, who is
graduate of the College, and is preach
ing near Cincinnati.
The Alpha Sigma Literary Society
had very interesting meeting last
Friday evening. This bids fair to be
a very PROSPEROUS year, as we have
: set out with much zeal and enthusi-
asm in the work. Several bright and
: intelligent young men were received
v as members. The new "Alpha
Sigma Quartette" favored the audi
ence with two selections and will con-
tinue to furnish music at each meet
ing. .hThe following compose the
gua}tette: Ist tenor, C. N. Magill, ed.
tenor, T. w. Belk, 1st. bass, S. d.
McMurry, End. bass Andy McMurry.
Ed. Biddle: "Hello Rimmer, are
you in logic?" Rimmer: eyes; bat
it's not in me by long jump.
i MIR. Sherman of ,Glen's Falls, N.
n \ .sfriwed Saturday. and will be a
e student OF our College. Mr.. Sher'
r man has a considerable reputation as
e a football player.
l. The Missionary Meeting in College
/ Chapel last Sabbath was very inter
J. esting and profitable. DR.. S. w
r Boardman gave one of his best ane
most eloquent addresses at this meet
i ing. His subject was: "rhe Univer
\ sal Call to Missions" Part of tn,
= discourse delt with our calling to an,
" profession and the speaker gave som
excellent advice along this line
Messrs Blair Of Harlan Co., Ker
lucky arrived last Friday and hav
= entered school. Kentucky is we
represented at Maryville this year.
or
c Mr.. ]. H. Newman who graduate
in go, is now teaching very success:
: full school near Marshall, N. 6. MI
II. BOYD Parker is also teaching
III Marshall under the Presbyteria
sc Board. The Board will erect a ne
Es building at Marshall in the near futul
at cost of $4,000. With this ii
a creased facility the school at Marsha
ed will do much more Efficient worl
er This school will some day surely b.
come hourishing academy.
d. H. M. Welsh was iranslating Ii
Id Greek of the twelfth verse of 1
oll chapter of Acts, which says, "The
lal returned from Olivet. which is frol
cd Jerusalem Sabbath days journey.
be He translated thus: "They returne
H. from Olivet, which is held away Q
til the Sabbath"
Miss Gossett was called home la
to week on account of the death of h,
he grandmother and illness of her mothe
* Her mother is now convalescent an
Ill Miss Gossett returnd to COLES
on Monday.
Mr.. Kin Takahashi, 'o5, who h;
!, been at Maryville for nine years wi
- take his departure for Japan Saturda
? Sept. a6. Mr.. Takahashi graduate
with honor, has showed himself
- thoroughly devoted Christian and hi
:. won many friends drought the coul
- try. 1t is with much regret that W
give Kin up, but We know our 10.
= will be great gain to Japan, for theI
D he will doubtless WELD mighty ii
: fuence for good. He was the orig
- nator of the Bartlett Hall Buildin
Association" and has been workin
very theoretically for two years
procuring funds for the Bulldin.