The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1913-10-31
Polytechnic School

, New students continue 10 enroll
, The old chapel is pretty well filled
, now at chapel exercises, and quite a
number of visitors have spoken Of
the student body as being such a
fine body of young men atd women.
The interest in the Y, NJ. & Y
w. G, A meetings Sabbath after
moons are increasing. The attend
ance will average about fifty.
If YOU see boy with a bottle of
bugs or worms, don't bother him,
he IS headed for Prof Curtis.
Prof and Mrs. Henry were pleas.
ed to have as their guests during
conference, Rev. and Mrs j. NJ
Emert Of Athens, parents Of Miss
VOLTA Em~rt, our popular music
teacher
Glad to note the success of aaoh
er graduate Of our Business Dept,
Mr.. g &. Seaton. Mr. Seaton is
superintendent of one of the works
of the United States Coal nd Coke
Company at Gary, w Va. He has
cen in the employ Of this great
corporation for wears He started
at the bottom but today is one of
their head men, having under him
from $50 to 400 EMPLOYEES. Mr.
Spaton's salary amounts to about
$1,000 per annum He is just one
among many of our graduates who
is making good in the business
world
List SATURDAY, fifteen boys Of
| PoIytechuic went To ] ff-rson Cty
Ita-pIar th strong teanl-nf larson
and Newman CoiIeg- The hotS
PLAYED III down pour Of rain and
on frid Hherr the mud woud q
average Jhrre inches in depth An
who made the trip can testify that
j. fferson Civ or at least Carson aud
Newman College was dry place
even ON a rainy day After the
game, which resulted in a victory
for Carson aud Newman, the bows,
covered with mud made a rush for
the bathrooms in order to rd then.
selves Of terra firma Lo, and he
hold ON irving at the dormitory, /
not drop of water coul bp had ex-
cept what was caugh in one pitcher
from the roof of the building The
pump had broken and imagine
fifteen bows smeared with mud from
head to foot attempting to prepare
for dinner with one pitcher of /
water. Maryville is not the only
place that needs water works. But
it is our pleasure to state that the
Polytechnic team has not played
with any team that has played a
more honest game than did the boys
of Carson and Newman College.
The Y. NJ. & Y. W. c. A was
led last Sabbath by Miss Profitt
and her little 70 ks. A very inter-
es,ing and helpful meeting it was. {
Mrs Henry and the lady teachers
Of Polvtechnic give the young ladies ,
and their Young men friends a
party Friday evening Of
this week.
This week will end the second
month of the school. Never before
n the history Of the school has any
wo months work been Of a higher
standard than these
The girls are becoming very much
Interested in Basket Ball, They G
nope to have two good teams this \
,ear. In about three or four weeks +
ootball season will close fand the T
,oys will begin their practice in +
,asket ball. d
The football team goes to Knox C
lille Saturday morning to play the
trong team of Knoxville High II
school. Although the boys are not P
many games this season, I
,et they are getting quite a bit of q
and for team made up o
mostly of fellows who never played G
,efore, are paying excellent ball. h
Jext year. after having this years Il
Experience the boys expect to carry n
IF the victory from most OF the
rep school in his part Of the state. c.