The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-09-17
VOL. Il.

OClGICc DSpdIllHCHl dhu lhS iee9. WV
mentioned are taking the Law course
of the University.
Rev. S. E. Henry, 's8, attended
Chapel Services Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Henry is one of the honored
graduates of our College. After
taking his theological course IN
New York City, he entered upon the
work in Indian Territory and since
that time he has been very energetic
and Jealous worker in Indian Terri
tory and Oklahoma. The church
which hevacated is now occupied by
Rev. Jnp. Q. Durfey, go. Mr..
Henry has taken post graduate work
in the University of Chicago during
the past summer and will soon go to
Harvard University where he will
spend the year in post graduate work
He is a fine scholar and has very
bright prospects for the future.
Wallace Turnbull, Of New York
state, who was in College FIVE years
ago, has returned and is member
of the Freshmen Glass. He says he
returned to Maryville College because
he thought he would get more good
out Of College work here than any
where else.
Richard Smith and George Hum
phreys were wearing the "blue" on
College Hill first Of the week. Rich
ard is Quarter Master and George is
Corporal in Co. B Of the 18th Reg.
now stationed at Knoxville.
Will Thornton of Knoxville was
down Friday night to take in the
"Snap." viii is intending to enter
the Medical College at Nashville
soon.
Rev. Chas. Marston, go, has been
visiting friends and relatives the last
week. Mr.. Marston has just finished
a faithful and successful years work
at Elizabethton as teacher and pastor.
Mr.. Marston attended Auburn Semi
nary in 90 and 81 and will attend
Lane Seminary this year.
Rev. ]. N. Mckinley, go, of New
Market and his sister Miss Mary have
both been at home for some time or
account of the serious illness Of thei
father.
Dick Caldwell, who is teaching il
Cade's Cove, spent last week at hom
on account of the rush in picking
peas and pulling fodder in that com
munity.
The Alpha Sigma Literary Societ
met on Friday afternoon and reorgar
lied for work. The following officer
were elected: Pres, Chas. N. Magll
Vice Pres. T. H. McConuell: Rec
Sec, T. w. Belk; Cor. Sec, l. "
Jones; Censors, H. S. Lyle, H. {
Rimmer, and S. D. McMurray.
The Y. M. c. A. held its fir
meeting at IFS Sabbath afternoon
The subject was: "The present YEA
and our Purpose" The meetin
was ably led by H. NJ. Welsh.
large number of young men wa
present and almost every one presel
took part by giving words of resolutio
and purpose for the coming yea
Several new students responded wit
words of cheer and encouragement.
Miss Lydia Franklin, '95, of Gran
View is visiting old College frien'
and acquaintance. Miss Frank
has taught at Riceville, N. c. Wi
success since her graduation.
The Prayer Meeting on Tuesd;
evening was conducted by Pres.
w. Boardman. His subject wa
"The Spiritual Supreme" At II
meeting Pres. Boardman made
very profound and helpful talk {
the power of the mental upon t
material and then the happy resi-
when the spiritual reigned suprer
over both.
Miss Ada McCroskey, Of Gle
lock, Monroe County entered c.
lege last week. Miss Ada is a sis'
of Miss Anna McCroskey who W
in College two years ago.
Mr.. Sabin OF Prof. S. w. Sheriff.
school at Jonesboro has enter
school for the year and is memt