The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-09
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cordial welcome and bids them a
hearty East Tennessee "Howdy."
Many Of the old faces and lots of
of new ones to be seen N the good
natured crowd around the Registrars
desk in the Library office.
We are all heartily glad TO see Pau
r. Dickie's expansive smile oLce
more.
W. w. Choate, Washington, Ind,
Reuben Larson, Racine, Wis, and
George L. Duncan, Columbus Junct-
ion, Iowa are students from distance
who came in last week
William Morrow of Birmingham,
Ala, student here two years ago, has
come back to attend college.
Mr. J. B. Walsh, of Jonesboro at
tributes his coming to the influence of
Rev. John Fakin, '87.
T. H. Mcconnell, 90, E. l.. Wal
lace, Thos. F. Campbell, aud Miss
Arslingstal are arrivals from the
Ohio delegation.
The old original Geo. w. Reed,
90 is in from his Stamping grounds at
Grassy Cove and brings good tldings
OF our old friends H. s. Lyle 80, and
Miss Mayme Stebbns who are now
engaged in the Academy there. The
people there received them with open
arms and their work thus far has been
a continued success.
Prof. F. NJ. Gill entertained most
delightfully."- the faculty and teachers
of the college last Friday at his home
in West Maryville The evening
was spent in chair and vacation rem
iniscepce and a perfectly appointed
repast contributed we'll to make the
evening never to be forgotten.
Miss Nancy Gardner returned
Tuesday from her home at Salyers-
vile, KY, and takes up her residence
anew in Baldwin Hall.
The attention of new students is
earnestly called to the following an
nouncements:-
The Y. M. c. A. of the college will
hold its first meeting in the chapel
Sabbath at IFS P. M. The Y. w.
C. A. at P. NJ in Baldwin Parlors
holds its first devotional service.
These meetings will be helpful to you.
Good music, Christian fellowship,
cordial welcome.
The following newly arrived ladie:
will enjoy life within the time-hallow
ed precincts of Baldwin and contrib.
ute to The social life of the hill
Misses Annie Gamble, Sadie DAYS.
Maud Yates, Margaret Rogers, Nettit
Walker, Daisy Walker, Katherine
Nccum
Prof Robert Walker has returned
to us after his furlough which wa
spent in Yale. His work there wa
mainly in the departments Of Latir
and Greek. Among his instructor
were Prof. E. P. Morris, Dept Head
Dean Wright and Prof. Thos. d. Sey
mour. ga pleasant and most profit
able year, is the Profs estimate o
his absence.
Prof. John Woodside Richie i
back after leave of absence IN Chlca
ga University He did fifteel
months hard laboratory work in Bio
logy in its different phases and unde
as fine instructors in this science a
America affords. Prof. Richie i
highly qualified to carry on the worl
of his department.
Prof. H. c. Biddle the newly chos
en- Professor of the physical science
will begin his work January I. H
came here last week for the purpos
of examining the building and equip
ment and to meet the faculty. H
expresses satisfaction with the colleg
and his department. He returned t
Chicago for four months original re
seach and will then locate at Mary
vile.
Prof. Newman is quite i'll with ty
phoid fever, but is doing as well a
..;l>la under The circumstance