The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-02-25
Baldwin Hall last Sabbath afternoon

at two O'Clock. Using the topic,
Persistent Spiritual Effort" as given
on the uniform topic card of the two
associations. Miss Ellen Alexander
occupied the leaders chair and with
heartily given cooperation of the
young ladies, gave to the association
one of their best meetings.
Rev. Sol. c. Dickey, D. D., of the
Winona Assembly Evangelist in
charge Of our revival services, in ad-
dition to his general evangellstic
work among us, has been holding a
series of student conferences. Last
week he met the Senior and JunIor
classes. Sabbath he conferred yith
the leaders of Bible study classes.
Monday the Ministerial students.
Concerning the meeting we have to
say that it was very precious service
eighteen young,men candidates for the
ministry met DR.. Dickey at Baldwin
parlor and talked over their prospects
and plans with strong sympathizer
with young msn. Tuesday, he met
those intending to enter the medical
profession and Wednesday those Ell,
pecting to take up law or business.
We have just received by grape
vine telephone, a bit of news concern.
ing the Senior Class. You know one
OF the ninety-niners was married dur
fng the holidays; well the report is
out that at Commencement there is
going to be whole lot of weddings
in that class. But for goodness sake
don't say anything about it to any
one
During the stay Of DR.. S. C., Dick
ey with us, he was assisted in his VOL
luminous correspondence by Isaac A.
Martin, steneographer to the law firm
OF Brown & Culton. 1t is a pleasure
to speak of this young mans work
for he is an old Maryville College
boy. He finished the Academic
course here the spring Of 'o6 and took
a business course in Knoxville; since
then he has been in the service Of the
K. & A. r. r. Co., and with the
firm where he is now situated. He is
arising young man and will doubtless
make good record.
The venerable mother of Rev. S,
1T. Wilson, Professor IN the depart
ments of English and Spanish, is very
seriously i'll Of Pneumonia, at his
home on Indiana Avenue. She is
slowly recovering of the pneumonia
and is gaining in strength. Mrs.
Wilson has liveda long and useful
life and is very much respected and
loved in the church and village. DR..
Wilson has been in constant attend
ance IN the sick room for several davs
and has not been able to hear any of
his classes. Our honored Professor
has our sympathy and we trust he
may soon be returned to his du.
ties.
The College party that attended
the recital Of Rosenthal, the world.
famous pianist, at Staub's Theatek
Knoxville, was composed of Misses
Perine, Kidd, Emma and Lois Alex.
der, and Andrews, Messrs Will Bart
Bartlett and c. H. Elmore. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. Hud-
eleston, and all had a most delightful
time.
Miss Phi Smythe 'o9, has been
kept from classes the last few days,
because Of La grippe. She is inn
proving and will soon be back on the
hill.
Assistant Librarian H. Theophilus
Hamilton is degenerating into poet.
We suppose it is due to the relaxing
effect of the spring weather. He has
made public two of his productions.
Each is entitled "To nv Sweet.
heart" he says the only difference is
that the first is to his own S. h., the
other can be used, with his consent
by any of the fellows.
Anarchy and rebellion are said