The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-12-24

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visiting College Hill and were pres
ent at prayers.
Louis Plane has been exercising
his artistic skill by photographlng
some OF the fair ladies OF Baldwin.
OF course the pictures are good. He
had good material to work on!
Miss Cordelia Young, 'oS, has
completed her school at Eusebia,
where she has conducted pleasant
and very successful school.
Sam McMurray:-"Is Professor
Wilson going to have final examin-
alton in Spanish"
Reed "Yes"
Sam:-"Well, I'm going to quit it
if he does!
Reed:-"I guess you'll have to
quit it,"
One of the best joint Missionary
meetings held by the Y. M. and Y.
w. c. A., was the one held last Sab
bath. 1t was led by Thos. Mcguire
who opened the topic on "Medical
Missions" with some very appropriate
remarks. Special music was furnish
ed by the Alpha Sigma and Athenian
Quartettes. Four very interesting
and instructive papers were read.
The first one was a good account OF
Medical Missions in India by Miss
Carrie McClung: Mr.. Campbell
gave talk about the Medical treat
ment given by the native African ply
slcians as compared with that of the
missionaries. Miss Andrews topic
was: "Work among the Lepers. "
Miss Andrews had a we'll prepared
paper, thus giving vivid description
of the sad conditions of the Lepers
and the work that can be done among
them. One of the very best papers
was the one read by Miss Arstingstal
on the Medical profession in China
This meeting closed the regular work
OF the Y. M and Y. w. c. A. of the
term and truly we can say that boil
! of the Associations have had pleas
ant and profitable term of work
The attendance at all the Sunday
meetings have been large and thu
: spirituality that has been manifest il
t each of these services is surely .yer.
encouraging and shows that these as
Esoclations are for the moral and spirit
: ual uplift Of our students.
e 1t is now current on College Hill
i that w. A. E. Campbell can speal
n "Auently" six languages and has
rudimentery knowledge Of severa
n other languages.
e T e "Monthly" is out again an
presents an improved appearance
;, containing sc pages, pictures, Colleg
h Song, etc. Quite number Of ne,
IS subscribers will be added to the lis
Y during Christmas vacation.
a A very pleasant social was given a
the home of Mr.. William Caldwell O
}, Tuesday evening. Those preser
s. were the following:-Misses Ami
II Kidd, Addie Kidd, Inez DeLoziel
/. Nellie DeLozier, Rose Lyle, Elizabet
Penny. Gentlemen: S. D. Nj,
=. Murray, Will Harmon c. N. Magil
DR.. Jas. Profit, Nose Gamble an
Clay Cunningham. The evening wa
+ spent in various games and amust
IL ments. The time passed quickl
y away under such enjoyable circum
stances.
% The prospects for full school aftt
10 holidays are very encouraging.
number Of new students have alread
n made application and large numbt
l. Of old students who have been OF
n teaching will also be back for tn
Spring term.
10 The sociable .in the Chapel O
m Thursday evening was enjoyed &
r much as usual. The young ladi:
lie supplied the "lads and lassies" wit
as plenty Of candy to keep them swe'
to during the evening and also adde
is something to the Bartlett Hall fund.