The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-10-17
College Notes

JliC AAlIIt ilV iiOioVCh llaE S'hVi alAf
marks an epoch in the college year.
This time it marked the enrolment
of the six hundredth student. This
is the first time this numter has
been reached in the fall term, There
are now 607 students enrolled.
The February meetings are a good
way off, yet the boys are making
plans and beginning the work of
aiding in thuse meetings. About
fifteen of the boys have organized
themselves into personal workers
class. The boys meet for forty five
minutes every Wednesday evening
at Prof, McClenahan' apartments
in Carnegie Hall. Prof. McClena-
han is leading the class this year
The third floor PRAYER meeting in
Carnegie has been started. The boys
meet for few minutes just before
the Tuesday evening meeting each
week. The other floors have not or
ganized yet but it is hoped they will
soon. The boys have for their ideal
the whole college christians, and
they are making systematic efforts
to that end
The Tuesday evening meeting
was led by Mrs, Alexander. Some
special features Of the meeting were
ladies quartette, an anthem by the
loir, the chanting of the Lord S
prayer and the recitation of scrip
ture verses
Miss Henry left Monday FIR Phil
adelphia and other points in the
East where sh- will continue her
work as representative of the college,
Miss Henry is always very Efficient
and successful in this work.
Last Wednesday some twelve or
/ fifteen of the boys met with DR.
/ Lyon for the purpose Of organ zing
chess club. Mr. George Liddei
+ -wassleoted president pro temport,
and committee on constitution ano
by laws was appointed. This l.
new departure in college activities,
and we hope the boys success.
The College recently secured =
shipment of sewing machines for tht
new Domestic science department
DIR. Wilson has recovered f. m
his illness, and is at his work again
Henry j. Wilson '15, has return
ed from his former home in west
ern Kentucky where he was called
by his fathers illness.
Rev. J. B. Waggoner of Irving
ton, KY, is visiting the college and
his sons here this week. He address
ed the students in chapel Tuesday
morning
A. C. Samsel 10. populary known
as Cap Samsel is visiting his sis
! ter and other friends on the Hill the
last few days.
The Y. M. c. A. is Offering an
attractive Lyceum course this year.
One evening is to be given by By
ron w, King, the celebrated reader
and expression instructor. The filst
number which was an evening with
the Chicago Glee Club, was given
Wednesday.
Messrs. Robert Cross and H L.
Weir, Of last years class, are attend.
ing Lane Seminary in Cincinnati
this year. They report that they
are well pleased with their school
AM are doing fine. W 4, Moore
of the same class is attending Nc
Cormick this year. He too, is vel
pleased with his school.
Last Saturday Knoxville was
center of pluch attraction. At three
O'Clock in the afternoon our yassity
met the University boys on Wait
Field for the annual foot ball con-
test. At the same hour the eloquent
Secretary of State spoke from the
the marble band stand on the Ex-
position grounds to thousands Of
standing auditors. In one or the
other of these events most all the
students found ample attraction.
Perhaps the largest number of stu