The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-05-01
College Notes


ing meeting last week.
Rev. Mr.. Alison Hunter, of BiSx-
nell, Indiana, who has a son Gnsd
daughter in College, the son EdwsE-
a member of the Senior class, visas-
ed the hill last week. On Wsdasg-
day morning chapel exercises wass
led by him. On the same mepnizg
Miss Belle Smith, the newly eleoaia
instructor in art, addressed the ssE-
dents on the Importance of art -stU66ST
as part of college training. sko
ended her talk bv doing some 3ssa
hand drawing.
Rev. Chas. E Tedford, of Ghas,
III, led chapel on Thursday. ER
was member of the first class ttmG
graduated after the war and td1z
some very interesting things of ttassR
days. He told of how after the war
Prof. Lamar gathered class Of t8fsu-
teen about him and and re-opeRsG
the college in '67. The soldiers gsaG
broken all the window lights out ark
torn all the doors from their hingaz.
But Prof. Lamar found enough scrss
glass to patch up the old ,csG2@
windows. In this old chapel ae
and the thirteen boys of whom Rsg-
Tedford was one, formally opeS8d
the college after the war. Five &
these graduated in II.
Last Thursday was an import&aE
day with the Colleges and Uniqeazs-
ties of the world for it wac &iae
three hundred and fiftieth annisea-
sa~y of Shakespeare's birth. II v'aE
celebrated here by an hours ci3G9&1
service. of which its principal Tess
ures were two addresses, one by Gc.
Lyon and the other by Mrs. AseE-
ander. DR.. Lyon spoke of his G&l
and Mrs. Alexander spoke OF Gixi
works.
W. H. Tilford of the Senior clG2g
represented MarVville in the 'Tnasx-
collegiate Prohibition Associatie&'S
contest at Bristol on the twea4w-
first. Mr.. Tilford was placed fa1h
in the contest. ....
The college quartet, which coasas1K
of Prof, Hall, H. 0. Bush, 7. X
Stewart and Augustus Sisk went 10
Crossyille, Tenn. last week to sid
in the commencement exercises ,sE
the Crossville High School. PeE.
Halls daughter Vera is a teacher ar
the High School.
Prof. Britain led Y. M. q. *.
OH last Sunday.
Our boys met Emory and Hea1sT
for a double header on last Tues&M
The teams were evenly matched aaSd
an interesting contest ersued. EM.-
Dry and Henry got two scores in G&a
second ending. Tie Maryville faae
began to get uneasy. But in GAE
'ourth Kelly got a home run aEsz
hat when two men were on basa
Johnson got a three base hit bsiGF-
ng the score up to three. Atsx-
hat the Maryvillians rested easi9<.
Che final score was 5.3 in MaEg~
yille's favor. The second game wR
ust as. interesting as the first. Taa
core was 80 in our favor. 9ar
ooys are making record to be pFass3
#, having lost no game except 8aa
me with the Brooklyn Natiensaz.
Since our boys did not get to pl4s
he University there is some satis&q&
ion in knowing that they n1ad4a,
oetter showing against Emory maa
Henry than the University did.
On Tuesday morning the SenaaE
vore their caps and gowns fo- Sae
irst time. They marched into cEsaa-
j two by two. Every one rose 20
lis feet in their honor. After aG
Worship was over they were chesaaa-
by the entire student body.
President Wilson attended sfm
second Annual Interdenominatiezs2
Conference of Mountain WorkeFa af
Knoxville on last Wednesday auG
Twelve denominassAzE
we're represented by a total Of 4TJ