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COLLEGE NOTES.

E. D. Parker left Saturday for his
home in Scott Co.
Paul Smith, was over visiting
friends and others Sunday.
Miss Agnes Clemens attended the
wedding reception at Capt. Cald-
wells last Thursday
Saturday evening March Fl, our
ball team will cross bats with the
Wildwood Ball tenn from Porter
Academy. The Wildwood boys are
wiry and will no doubt play our boys
a good game of ball.
We learn from the manager of the
ball team that he has received chal-
lege from the team at Athens. Our
boys are practicing hard every day
and trying their men. No doubt he
will accept the challenge to plav them.
The Theta Epsilon Society elected
the following officers for the ensuing
Lillian Besley--Pres; Emma Hay
worth, Vice Pres; Mamie Gamble,
Sec; Ella Best;-Treas; Mallie Gam
Bile, Cora Ellington, Ola French
Censors. s,g
We write this article for the benefit Of
Prof. Sheriff. and those who do notget
to see him very often. An old friend
of his came OIL the Hill this week and
passed him on the walk, he did not
recognize him. There has been a
great change taken place in his APP
pearance. His beard is perhaps one
and half inches long.
T. H. P.ckens and Hugh French,
formerly students here gradIaied al
the Tennessee Medical College al
Knoxville last week. Hugh French
is practicing with DR.. McNabb Of
7 Knoxville while Pickens will probab
ly 60 West. We wish the boys sue
cess in their profession.
Jake Sharp from Harrison Semi
nary was on the Hill Monday anC
, arranged with the manager of our bal
team for game between that schoo
and ours. Owing to other game
which are on foot definite time wa
not agreed to, but they will be giver
trial in the near future.
! The following officers were elected
last week for the Athenian Literary
Society Of the College.
Senior Section;
F. S. Campbell, Pres; H. M
Welsh, Vice Pres; Robt. Gilmore, Sec
C. C. Litterer, Lib; S. O. Houston
u. C. Crawford and r. Post, Censors
Junior Section
N. Morrison, Pres; H. I. Ritter
Vice Pres; E. L. Graw, Sec; D. B
, Stephens, Treas; w. B. Bird, Lib
]. A. Wrinkle, w. E. Houston ant
, E. H. Ford Censors.
: Mr. H. K. Mathews, travelling
} secretary of the Y. M. c. A. gave
talk before the College Y. M. c. A
Saturday afternoon, urging as larg
. attendance as possible to the Summe
school at Knoxville. This will b
, the fifth session of this school an
many interesting speakers will b
, there some of whom, are Rev
Sheffield, Pastor Of Moody's Church
and Rev. F B. Myer of London
He gave us an outline of the work {
'. the school this summer also man
!, advantages to be given from attendin
A few of these we will give:-
FIRST as benefit to the individual
equlps and trains him for work,
: will broaden him in many ways,
o deepens his spiritual knowledge,
4 helps settle his life work beside
It wany benefits socially. Mr.. Ma
g thews also gave an address Sunday
It Both of these addresses were enjoye
3. and many new ideas were brougl
J. before the boys.
L Last Saturday afternoon at Bal,
u win Hall the Y. M. c. A. of the Co
ii lege gave "a mysterious tea" in col
st nection with varied program alor
J other lines which was enjoyed by
h large number Of students and other
o The first thing on program was we
= rendered instrumental music, give
by the young ladies Of Baldwin