The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-10-02
COLLEGE NOTES

| years the students have of them
! selves organized an orchestra, but
now it is under the direction of
the College. The band will likely be
organized this week also.
The music department is con-
stantly growing. This has made
necessary the purchase of three new
/ pianos. These were received last
week.
| More interest than usual is mani
tested in the musical department. A
sight reading class which was or
/ ganized by Miss Staater on Monday
evening is an evidence of this fact
| Mr.. Robert Cross, '13, after a
short visit to his Alma Mater, went
to Eastern Kentucky, where he has
been doing PASTORAL work this past
summer, to preach his last sermon
before he returns to the Seminary.
He will be with his brother Law
renee at Louisville, instead of at
| Lane as was reported last week.
Mr.. Andrew B. Waggoner, of last
years class, is this year principal
of the city schools of Greensboro,
Ga. He and his bride (nee Miss
Blanche Profittl are highly pleased
with their new home. Their College
friends Join in wishing them every
success.
Mr.. Addison S. Moore, IA, is
teaching in Grove, Oklahoma, this
year. He writes back that he is en-
ioying his work there.
Miss Irene Bewley, a graduate of
Maryville's Expression Department,
will entertain by reading in Voor-
hees hapel on Friday of this week.
Miss Bewley is gaining renown as
reader, yet every year she takes
time to visit her Alma Mater. That
this is greatly appreciated it is
needless to add.
Word has been received that Miss
Hattie ID. Macmillan arrived savely
Saturday. Miss Macmillan suffered
from which she did not fully recu-
perate. She returned to Maryville
with the hope of taking up her
work, but was not able to do so.
The College Male Quartet which
has been travelling with one of Gov.
Hooper's campaigning parties, is on
the hill this week taking an uneX-
pected rest. The speakers with
whom they have been travelling are,
Major Paul f. Divine and Gen d.
A. Vines. The boys expected to
spend only Sunday on the hill, but
the speaker with whom they were to
travel this week is sick, SO they will
remain here till next Monday. The
members of the quartet are j. c.
Walker, w. B. Parks, Augustus
Sisk, and j. H. Haskew Turner.
Last Tuesdays chapel exercises
We're cI the nature OF d thanksg.v-
ing ser ice, for the magnifeorJ vic
tory the cause of civic righteousness
won in Virginia, on the day before,
when she thrust the saloon from
her borders, by an overwhelming
majority of more than 10000 votes.
The Old Dominion is the tenth re-
cruit to the glorous and growing
army of states that lifts high the
flag of honor and liberty.
Kentucky notorious as a liquor
state is fast preparing herself as
recruit for this large army. On
Monday of this week nine of her
counties the most of which contain
prominent towns, ridded themselves
of this awful curse. East Tennessee
will derive a direct blessing from
this election, because Middlesboro is
one of these towns
On last Tuesday Prof. Profitt ad-
dressed the student, body urging
each one to take an interest in and
fell responsible for the success of
the Athletic Association.
The football season began on last
Saturday by a game on the, local
gridiron, with Central High of
vile. At two-thirty the contest be-
gan with former Coach Mitchell's
eleven. Mitchell brought a good
team with him and the contest pro-
missed to be a close one but the Col
lege eleven overwhelmed their oppo-
nents by score of 72-7. The
team showed the efficient work of
Coach Stanley. Butler made several
brilliant runs. Maryville is FORUM
ate in having Scruggs, last year of
T. M. l. He did exceptionally good
work in Saturdays game.
On last Wednesday the Seniors
took their supper to the College
Woods and enjoyed an outing there.
The boys of Carnegie began their
weekly prayer meetings in the lobby
on Tuesday of this week.
The Student Volunteer Band ex-
poets to hold prayer meeting in the
library every Thursday morning at
six-thirty. The first meeting was on
last Thursday.
This weeks Tuesday evening
was led by Miss Jewell. Her subject
was, "Not I but Christ"
The Ministerial Association had
it's first meeting last week. An in
teresting program was rendered.
The officers of the association are
Pres, H. o. Bush; Vice-president,
Harwell 2. Park; Secy. and Treas,
S. G. Cross.
The Athletic Board of Control
elected team managers on Tuesday.
The managers are David Profitt of
Basketball; William Powell of ten
mis-; H. o. Bush of track, and May
me Maxev of Girls Basketball
DR.. Wilson and Prof. Gillingham
attended Presbytery on last Wednes-
day at New Prospect Chuch, near
Knoxville,
Mr.. Green Montgomery purchas-
ed last week from c. L. Everett, a |