The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-03-04
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The ministerial students of the COL
ege spent most delightful season
with DR.. Boardman in his study last
Saturday evening talking over the re-
vival services. The topic assigned
for the evenings consideration was,
lessons learned from the meetings"
1t was interesting to note the various
impressions made and it was product
i've of mutual benefit.
J. Wallace Turnbull, 'o1 has been
under the weather for a few days suf-
tering from a complication Of diseases,
grip, measles, spring fever and stiff
neck. The latter painful malady he
to assuage-upon advice
of friends-with an old fashioned
mustard plaster which drew off the
skin and left the pain. w. T.'s faith
in home remedies is now very weak.
The Athenian Literary Society will
give their monthly joint meeting next
Saturday evening, March 4. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all to
come and very cordial welcome will
be given to all friends availing them
selves of the invitation.
William A. Walker, 'oI, alias
Weary Walker has had gen.
uine case of measles and has been
confined to his room for several days.
He is now convalescing and is able to
sit up and receive visitors. Owing to
the weak condition Of his eyes occas-
stoned :by the disease it will be some
time before he can do any great
amount Of study.
Miss Clara Belts of Jefferson coun-
ty, one Of our most popular young
ladies of Baldwin Hall is also now i'll
of the measles and has been out oil
classes for several days. We are all
in hopes that Miss Belts may soon
be out again and that no more Of the
students will be thus afflicted.
Mr.. John Colbert, 'oa had very
enjoyable student gathering at hi.
home Monday evening. The party
consisted of Misses Hood, Delozier
Hafey and Goddard, and Messr!
French, Seymour, Caldwell ant
French. The party was most agree
ably entertained by Mr.. Colbert with
his new Edison phonograph, and fol
about three houis they listened te
Bands, Orchestra, Minstrels, voca
solo and variety OF other selection:
of warming and cheering nature
All were thoroughly pleased with the
performance and were sorry when the
instrument exhausted it S repertoire.
The Young Women's Christian AS
sociation held their regular weekly
prayer service at Baldwin Sabbath
afternoon. The service was yer,
spiritual one was conducted by Mis-
Mable Franklin using the assigned
topic "Keep the End in View"
The Bainonian and Theta Epsilol
Literary Societies, which have hel,
no meetings since before the evangel
istic services will resume next week il
good shape.
The weekly prayer meeting of tn,
college was conducted by the Y. M
c. A. last Tuesday night. Mr.. H. S
Lyle led the service, talks were mad
by Messrs Dickey, Parker, and Jo
Broadly. Special mucic was furnish
ed by the Alpha Sigma and Athenial
quartettes. Mr.. Will Bartlett con
trlbuted solo.
The manager of the base ball team
gives out the unofficial announcement
that games are to be expected between
our team and the Harrison Seminary
boys, March Is and 10. We hop,
these can be successfully secured and
that our boys will put them out o
business in the usual 1928 order.
H. M. Welsh, 'oo, arrived Satur
day morning after months recuper.
alton at his home near Fayetteville.
Mr.. Welsh is much improved II
heakh and will be in college regular
ly now till Commencement.
Miss Phi Smvthe 'oo who ha,