The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1897-01-23

1t gives peculiar satisfaction 10 add
% the noble line OF Benefactors OF
his Sacred Institution, that borne by
our beloved Presbyterian Theology
al Seminary in Chicago.
Several of our graduates have gone
..lither fol the completion oftheir
studies.
We thank you also for your very
kind reception of our agent and friend,
Of the class of 1895, Mr.. Kin Taxa
hashi, who writes US very warmly of
his kind treatment. We remember
your visit to Maryvil!e,
and hope it may be repeated.
Very respectfully and gratefully
yours ml. w. Boardman.
President and Com.
This caused great rejoicing amoung
the students and friends Of the Y. NJ.
c. A. who having held special
prayer for the success Of their agent,
feel reasured that God does indeed
answer prayer, when we all come
with one accord in one place. We
the students are indeed grateful and
the name Of Mrs. Mccormick has
a warm place in the hearts of each
one Of us.
School was dismissed Monday on
account of the breakage of one of the
main steam pipes which heated the
College and Halls. The pipe could
not be secured in Maryville SO the
workmen were delayed until they
could send to Knoxville for the
necessary material.
We regret to learn OF the sad
misfortune to Ned King, an old
student here; in the loss. Of his sresi.
dence by fire last @eok.s "A consid-
cradle part Of his household. effects
werelost, part Of which VS. nice
library worth 5000. IL isAslpPo sed
t,4be Of incendary. orignis
ne /. NJ. Nc { II i ~ : = !. wifi
hold joint missionary meeting
Sabbath afternoon at o'clock.
Subject, "Four Great Missionaries, d"
Every body is invited.
The College received the good
news Tuesday that the Fayerweather
case has been decided in favor of the
twenty Colleges, who are each to
receive an equal share In the millions
yet to be divided. AS we are in the
number the enthusiasm Of the stu
dents was unbounded and found
expression in music by the band and
grand parade.
The Alpha Sigma Society met fol
organization Friday Jan. IS. The
following officers were elected: Joe
Henry Pres; ]. E. Biddle, Vice
Pres; Leo. Alexander, Recording
Sec; S. A. Harris, Corresponding
Sec; and Chas. Magill, H. S. Lyle
]. M. Davis, Censors. With Thu
noble band of young men for oul
leaders at the beginning of this tern
we expect to do more efficient worl
than at any previous period. Tht
first regular meeting of the Society
occurred Friday ~. The Annua
Midwinter Entertainment of the So
ciety will take place Jan. 20. Rober
P. Walker former Alpha Sigma
will preside.
Nothing has been left undone tina
could be done to make the Enter tain
ment grand success We expect ;
crowd and are prepared to make
them comfortable. Our program i,
adapted to the most fastidious. We
cordially invite all to be present
Admission IS cents straight.
Miss Della Anderson who on the
day before Christmas, had $4s
watch stolen from her while trading
in Liars store, Knoxville, has re
covered her property. The watch
was found in pawn shop where i,
had been left by negro who was
arrested The negro went to Jail.
Two ole students of Maryville,
Jno. L. French, a business man Of
Knoxville, and Miss. Carrie Cochran
of Clover Hill were united in MARI
age at Clover Hill Jan. IA. Prof.
Golf pronounced the wedding cere-
mony. The College sends congrat.
ulations.
The students of Maryville always
aspire to positions of honor. Prof.