The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-01-30
College Notes

At' ~ W AZ A''' 2 A''..'a
Of the ) curg Peoples W"h If The
Presbyterian Church, visited the
hin last week. He led the c,votiou-
al services Friday morning and adj
dressed the students.
The Lyceum Number that hY
many will be considered The best q
the season will BE- given in Voorheee
Chapel on Friday, Jan, n Prof.
Byron ". King will lectHrr on AR
the Worlds a Stage" Mr. King lie
the head of the Byron W King
School of Oratory of Pittsburgh Pa.
an author and man Of nhtionat
fame. He is one of the very bees
platform rtists of the world 1t wiz
be a rare trsat to hear him He leo
lures FRIDAY night of this week.
The only Athletic event on the
hill last week was a game between
our seco, d team girls and Centra-
High girls of Knoxville The yisitors
won by a score OF IA to IL
Last Friday the Junior class met
and elected some of the members OF
annual staff for next year. Ralph
W. Lloyd is business manager and
/ Madge Reagan is editor IN chief
We will give. the entire staff m
later issu, hen all are elected
The February Meetings will hePiL
next Sabbath evening. The first four
meetings will be led by members "i
the college faculty. Drs W.
Cochran and G. c. Mahy of Phila-
deIphia, will arrive on Tuesday,
From that time on they will do the
preaching Dr. Cochran is se"r'r"ry
of the board ',of Educatiop "f he
Church and DR.. Mahv is.~..f. y
of the Evangelfstic CommHs "e
Presbyterian Church The =, b
able men AlltqIe InNgeta
t hese eivices; especia'N.3
> Sunday twninE at.7 .,.r~. {
meetings during fI4
, sic ~ ant G &..~...
The ministerial assoc ara ..' "a
MondaN tvsniFe u W. An "m
OF Bartlett. Hal .Tha I'll. gee d's
cussed was Patienre.
Word has been received Dom tht
basket hail team. concerning three
of the games played on the pre- SEN
trip. The first was with Virgins
Polytechnic Institute at Blacksburg'
y The second game was with Roanoke
The score was 400 in favor of th'
opponents. But our boys carried OF
honors IN the thid game which wal
with Daleville by a score Of "a Is
We will give the scores OF the otheI
games next week.
The be sket ball leagues which
where organized some two week,
ago are working nicely. There arr
two leagues of eight teams each. L
= is so arranged that each team play
e twice a week. This furnishes reCrea
tion and exercise for about one hun
: dred of the boys.
t The new biology laboratories and
y lecture room on the third floor Oh
Science Hall have been completed
and the classes have occupied them
}. since the first of last week. The
laboratories are very roomy, exceed
ingly we'll lighted and well arranged
: and are a great improvement ovei
u the old ones. The finishing is il
white pine altogether, which with
the harmonizing furnishings pre-
sents very attractive appearance
Last Tuesdays prayer meeting
W as one of the most interesting O
Y the year. The Kansas City dele
8 gates led it. Prof. Sael presided
o Miss Mary Kate Rankin was tht
: first to speak. She told of the his
It tory of the Volunteer Movement
n Miss Abigail Fitch told of the pfar
a to evangelize the world in this geR
y Grafton. Lester E. Bond described
II the trip. J. V Stephens told of tn,
i personnel of the convention ant
V. G. Deity Spoke Of the needs o
the field. .The aim Of the delegate
was to impart,. to the student bod,
some of the inspiration they receiv