The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-04-23

Friday morning.
The prayer meeting on Tuesday
evening was conducted by the Y. NJ
c. A. A good song service was given.
Miss Mollie Caldwell attended pray |
ers at college Wednesday morning.
The District Convention Y. P. S.
c. E. was held in the Cumberland |
Presbyterian Church, of Knoxville on
April 1877. Owing to the special
rates given by the rail road company,
many of the students availed them
selves of the opportunity to attend, as
did many from the churches. All the
sessions were interesting a. d well at
tended, none more so than the Junior
rally Saturday afternoon.
The ball game between the college
team and combined teams of Har-
rison Seminary and Porter Acadamy
came off Saturday afternoon as an
nounced, The visiting team was fur
thur reinforced by McCulloch, Mary
ville's old first baseman as catcher.
Our boys looked "nobby" in their
new suits, and made a fine contrast
with the green ofthe field. They had
however "that tired feeling and played
quietly. The "Grey-backs played
rush game as the score shows: Harri-
son-Porter IL, Maryville 7. M. c,
knows how to take defeat, although
she but seldom finds occasion for so
doing, and Mondays game proved
sovereign cure for all sore feeling.
Rev. W. H. Lester, of Greenville,
missionary returned after twelve
years in Chill, delivered lecture on
"Spain," in the college chapel Mon
day night, under the auspices of the
Y. M. c. A. 1t was highly enter
tanning and educational. In addition
: to his labors among Spanish-speaking
r peoples, Mr.. Lester has made two
trips to Old Spain, travelling among
. the people of that land toward which
r the eyes of the world are now turned.
: Sunday afternoon Mr.. H. C. Rim
(. mer conducted the devotional service
of the Y. M. c. A. The subject:
e "Consecrated Abilities" touched up
on the returning of our talents to the
Lord Mr.. Lyle and Mr.. Hamilton
each made excellent talks.
Rev. Wilson A. Eisenhart, pastor
Ct the Morgan Park Presbyterian
Church Of Chicago, who has been
Unidentified with us as a student while
on his vacation. preached most ex-
cellent and timely sermon from the pull
pit OF the New Providence Church
Sabbath Morning.
d Rev. w. H. Lester conducted the
:. chapel devotions of the college Tues
,fJ day morning, and while on the hill
l. visited several departments during
). hours of class work.
e Mr.. Moses Gamble was chape
r. visitor Tuesday.
! The Junior Section of the Athenial
:. Literary Society rendered a very ex-
: celent program at their public meet
;, ing in the A. l.. S. Hall.
in Rev. w. A. Eisenhart will give
rs Sterioptican Entertainment in Colum
is bian Hall on Monday evening Apr
,e IS at 1880.
r. Mr.. Eisenhart has purchased som
is new views recently and will sho,
e. these with the best of the large collec
70 ton of views which he has on eth
is Life of Christ" "Pilgrims Progress,
A European Views" "Beauties ofNa
ID ture," etc. All the proceeds will G
es toward purchasing a bowling alley fc
a Bartlett Hall. Our purpose is to Sc
a cure one hundred dollars and then W
ne have the promise of $243 which wi
ne be added to the SIoo, making alto
A gether S343. This amount will pur
Id chase bowling alley and furnish til
"a bowling room nicely.
y We are making a special effort
raise the 500, SO that we may get ii
~ promised amount as soon as possible
ol Let every one attend this entertain
cd ment and thereby help our work.
Admission IS cts. Two for IS ct
Gard of Thanks.
- We desire to thank our man
u" friends for their kindness to us du