The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-03-05

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op of viii get stiff with age, an
TEND to breath will be little
) cease and the swinging of the
dying through the hot harvest
7 ought will bring on the old mans 4
# these Better close up, about Cincinne
like know 500 farmers just as noble
/ come, was. What they want is to
,gins to that they have the friends
hands that Christ who often DIRE
hen the SMILES from the farmers
40, and as when He said: "A&
ID then went forth to SOW" as when II
of that His best parable out of the seer
Neglect farmer boy coming back from h
summer derings, and the old farmhouse
up, still that night with the rural jubil
If gear. who compared Himself to lanif
With a pasture field, and who said tn
aston eternal God is farmer, dec
b can ''My Father is the husbandman.
)ctivity, Those stone masons do not v
rattle hear about Christopher Wren, tn,
nd they tect, who built St. Pauls cat
rike six, 1t would be better to tell them
ought to carry the hod of brick up the
y they without slipping, and how on
tion re- morning with the trowel to SIM
lgs and the mortar and keep cheerful, a
balance to be thankful to God for tn
sely de- food taken from the pail by th
simply side. Carpenters standing alI
hen the adze. and the bit, and the nv
Last Monday E. D. Parker and
Lindsay Phillips, who have been in
school all year, left for their homes in
Scott Co. They will enter school
again next fall.
Last Friday evening the Alpha Sig
ma Society held their usual meeting
Notwithstanding fine fact that we had
missed two previous Friday evenings,
yet the attendance was good and the
interest taken was as usual. The de.
bate on "Labor and Capital" was very
interesting.
On Friday evening, Mar. 4, the
Theta Epsilon Literary Society gave
their Annual Entertainment, full
account of which will appear next
r week.
, The delegates returned from the
Volunteer Convention, at Cleveland,
: Ohio, last Tuesday
They will give full report Of the
d Convention next Sabbath evening in
New Providence Church. Also a
y partial report will be given to the stu
: dent body at later date.
Prof. R. P. Walker was called home
!, last week to attend the funeral of his
!. grandmother,
n The prayer meeting was led by the
Y. w. c. A. last Tuesday evening,
: The meeting was under the direction
!, Of Mrs. Hull. The subject was: SIN
fuences OF the home" Several OF the
! young ladies took part, adding to the
: enjoyment and profit of the occasion
Prof. Golf has been disappointed il
: regard to leaving as soon as he expect
= ed and so will not be able to leave un
+ til next Wednesday, the eighth.
a Will Henry of the base ball team
was severely injured few days agt
= by collision in a practice game. Hi
i condition yet remains serious. HI
is now able to be out again.
I As Was announced last week Mr.
James Dunn is out of classes by reason
of severe cold which developed in t.
tonsiltis. We trust he may soon re
turn to his classes.
Miss Andrews is now with us ant
= has taken up her work in Prof. Goff'.
q French and German classes. She ha
8 expressed her pleasure in the new
Q surroundings. The students will n,
o doubt enjoy the tutelage of Miss An
l. drews as she is pleasant, cultured an,
It thoroughly qualified for her work.
" Mrs. Bartlett gives musical in he
q parlors on the 18th inst. in benefit O
d the Athletic Association.
o The Y. M. c. A. meeting Saturda
Q was well attended. The subject 70
the meeting was; "How to enjoy GU
|, Religion" led by Fred Webb. TIL
Y, M. c. A. gives cordialinvitatiol
to all young men to these meetings
II The base ball boys keep adding
D. their paraphef6alla and are practicin