The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-11


The Y. w. c. A. on sabbath after
1oon was led by Miss Helen Post.
The subject was: "The Decisive n
Choice" The me-,.., 80 .i.. II
special interest and especially arcro-r
pirate for consideration jua:L..co.e The
revival meetings of the college
w. A. E. Campbell preached to.
the people Of Philadelphia laet Seb-
bath instead of their pastor. Rev.
John Creswell, who is conducting re-S-
vival services at b.; 1..., I....
Prayer meeting ON Tuesday eye--.
ming was conducted By key. ]. I. Il
Cash, Pastor of the M. ! C,s,,~-'.
South. The subject was y. : .pec-
ial interest and profit to students. viz. :,
"Wisdom." Brotilel Cash gave some :.
very pointed and heiplul remarks.
which the students and Professors all
enjoyed and appreciated. The key
note of Rev. Cash's address was to
get worldly wisdom, but above all set
that wisdom which is 10 know and
fear the Lord Jesus Christ.
Our old friend and fellow stuaenr.
Hon. M. H Gamble, was on the Hin
last week greeting his friends who are
proud to know OF his already honor
able career in the State Assembly,,
Nose is young man of honesty and
ability and reflects honor upon his
Alma Mater wherever he goes
The Alpha Sigma Society have
chosen T. H. Mcconnell, as Orator,
and II. c. Rimmer, as Debater, to
represent the society in the Adelphic.
Entertainment next Commencement,
The Bainonians selected Misses.
Emma Alexander and Ethel Minnis.
to represent them in the Adelphic En-
tertalnment. Miss Minis was chos-
en- for the debate and Miss Alexar-
der for an essay.
In accordance with the wishes Of
the deceased, Prof. H. A. Goff was
called, on Tuesday to Carpenter's.e
Camp Ground to conduct the funeral
services of Mrs. Mary Moore. Mrs.
Moore was born in Bradford County.
Pa, IL 1922. We sympathise with
our fellow students Robert and Ned
Garner in their grand-mothers death.
Mrs. Clyde West is conducting an,
Elocution Class in the College. Mrs.
West possesses rare ability in the art.
of expression and gesture and is an
excellent instructor. She has good,
number in her class, giving half the
lessons publicly 10 the class, and half
to each member privately. In this.
way she can readily ascertain the abil-
ity and need OF each member of the.
class. After instruction for a month,
Mrs. West and pupils will likely give.
an excellent entertainment.
Prof. S. T. Wilson was called away
Saturday afternoon to conduct the.
funeral services of Mr.. ]. C. Parsons,
at Athens, Tenn, Sabbath morning
Professor preached also in the Mars.
HILL Presbyterian Church at Athens
Sabbath evening. Rev. Mclaughlin
who formerly lived at Maryville and
is now pastor at Athens, dismissed his
congregation in order that they might /,
have an opportunity to hear Professor
Wilson.
The Y. M. c. A. of the college =
will have charge of It evening SER
vice in New Providence on next Sab
bath evening in observance of the.
Universal Day of Prayer" Messrs=
Thos. Maguire, Carl H. Elmore and
c. N. Magill will speak. There wiIR
also be special music.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. SAM
ford, Miss KiRgsbury and the young.
ladies of Baldwin Hall assisted By,
Miss Andrews and Miss Ptrine, 5s-
ceived to the young men of the eeF
lege in most delightful manner and