The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-03-04

uoPC ioI ICCOVcIy. TTOl. wilson mas
been able to be present at all his reci-
tations this week.
D. Riley Haworth, go, has always
possessed musical talent and ability,
but of late, he has been making spec.
ial acquisitions in that line. He has
composed about forty pieces of FIRST
class songs, mostly sacred, and sew
eral of his songs have been very high-
ly complimented by the great singer,
E O. Excel of Chicago says his male
quartette, ga Song of Praise" is a
beautiful piece and the composition OF
Il, shows rare musical tact and gen.
ius. Mr.. Haworth has tsroht .,,.rr
successful singing schools in East
Tennessee and Is devoting a consider
able amount of his time to the study
and composition of music. We are
all proud of his record and hope he
may have great success as compos-
er and compiler of popular songs.
The Y. M. C. A. on Sabbath after
noon was conducted by E. D. Park
er. Subject: "Keeping the End in
View" This was very precious
service. Many of the boys testified
OF their renewal of faith and increased
spiritual strength received during the
revival services. The attendance
was large and the spirituality in ala
our regular meetings, is deeply felt By
all.
The McTeer Peerless Band re-or-
ganized last Monday with III. 7.
Hamilton leader. The boys had dis
pensed with their regular practice for
about three months owing to sickness,
to the busy season of study, and
practice in connection with the
"Glee Club" But now they wiz
practice three times week and wifi
soon be able to give music monthly
of the past reputation of the enc
Teer Peerless Band"
| A large number of students ac-
companied DR.. S. c. Dickie to the
depot last Friday n.yrnrg TO lid tix7
a very affectionate farewell as he de-
parted for his home in indianapolis.
DR.. Dickie will always have a very
warm place in the minds and hearts
of the Maryville Students. He had
special attraction for young people.
He was always ready to give advice
and counsel to any inquiring student.
DR.. Dickie made a very touching
farewell addrss at the depot, using
for his subject, the instance Of
"Christs being on the Sea shore i'm
the morning"
"Blest be the tie that binds" was
heartily joined in by all and as the
train pulled out, the entire crowd
sang: "God be with you,"
William Philips and his bride ar.
rived on Tuesday morning after
spending their honeymoon" in up
per East Tenn, Western N. C. and
Virginia. A very nice little serenade
and especially melodious was given
in honor Of their happy return.
A very good 'Praise Meeting'' was
: conducted by Prof. Jno. G. Newman
in tn Chapel on last Friday evening.
Very instructive and helpful talks
. were given by Prof Newman and DR.,
Boardman, after which general
praise service was held. This proves
, to be very profitable meeting to the
, young Christians and all who have
enjoyed the revival services.
! The "Glee Club" has resumes
practice after rest of ten days os
account of the meeting. The Ch,i,
will practice hard till the aoth IA
March. AT that time the boys wlN
start on their first tour to give con-
certs for a week at the following
places; Joneboro, Greenvlle, Morris
town, Newmarket and Knoxville.
| The Alpha Sigma will give an open
meeting in their hall on Friday eyeu-
ing March 10. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
L. H