The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-11-05

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sented, among which "The Soaked
Senior" and Trough Riders Court
ing on Quality Hill" were especially
applauded. We appreciate the grace
full act OF our Alpha Sigma in dismiss
sing and paying us nelghborly
visit.
The Bainonian Society's last meet
ing was one of the finest of the term.
The Life and Works of Alfred Lord
Tennyson were the subjects of the
Evenings consideration. An intro
duction to the author was given by
Miss Henrietta Finn in short sketch
of his life. Miss Elizabeth Penny
gave as select reading the "Brook.'
Other selections were also given by
several of the young ladies. Miss
Della Coke, as Editor of the Biano-
Man presented the last issue of that
periodical.
Misses Perine, Kennedy and Smy-
the, Messrs Elmore, Turnbull and
Canada engaged In a rabbi hunt last
Saturday. The game bagged was
two ''cotton tails" One of the
Sophomore girls gave it as her opin-
ion that "the rabbits were certainly
stupid to be killed by that crowd"
AT the recent sessions of the Synod
OF E. Tennessee, DR.. S. w. Board
man, d. D. was chairman of the
Committee of Bills and Overatures
Among the resolutions OF this Com
mittee were.
ga resolution calling for the en-
forcement and execution of law:
against saloons, sabbath breaking
and impunity." Also the Presbytery
of the French Broad was organized @
that part of Synod of Tennessee lying
in N. Carolina. A resolution endor
sing the Proclamation of DIsamame en-
by the Car of Russia. Also resolu
ton approving the plan to seek TWEEN
ty scholarships of $1,000 for Maryvill,
College. A committee of DR.. E. A
Elmore, Rev. ]. E. Alexander, C
A. Duncan D. d. and w. J. Trimbl
d. d, was appointed to promote thi
object.
Mr.. K. A, Nassour, native sly
rian, arrived on the Hill last Monda,
and has entered college. He ha
lived In Troy, N. Y, for two year
and came to Maryville Colleg
through the influence Of Mr.. Najeel
Arbeely, who was instrumental il
Elias Mallouk's coming here. Mr.
Nassour comes among us with tn
good reputation of being a brig ht ant
energetic young man. We extend
hearty welcome to him and hope h,
will find many friends in Maryvill,
College.
Howard M. Welsh, go, was quit,
sick the first of the week and wa
absent from his classes for few days
A very enjoyable Halloween part,
was given at the hospitable home o
Prof. F. M. Gill last Monday eve
ningr The following composed thu
party: Joe Broadly, Louis Phanze
Chas. Plane, Sam Broyles, Frank
Coming, and Misses zena Patty, An
ma Newly, Lizzie Newly, Mary
Beals and Lucy Broyles. When tn,
time came around TO separate all fell
as if it had been quite too short.
Rev. Jno. Eakin was visiting il
Maryville last week. Rev. Eakin at.
tended Tynod at Madisonvllle and
stopped at Maryville on his wa,
home. He preached a very inter
esting and instructive sermon at New
Providence Church on Sabbath eve.
ming.
The Missionary meeting on Sab
bath afternoon was one of the best O
the season. The service was led b,
Arthur Hull. The subject wa
"Alaska." Miss Gardner read an in
structive paper about the Epeople o
Alaska. Miss Elizabeth Penny pre-
sented some interesting things abou
their education. Jno. Colbert gave
some interesting information abou
the special phases Of the Mettakahtli
work. Hubert S. Lyle spoke verl
ably as to the future of Alaska. DR.
S. w. Boardman read an interesting
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