The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-19
Tuscululn Notes

lOotDdll game between the FmlO
logians and Philomatheans. TIL
Philomatheans won Z to 0. A Sigh
accident at the close of the gam,
caused some anxiety until it was
learned that the victim, Robert An
derson, was not badly injured, sus
tanning only sprained ankle instead
of two broken legs and possibl
broken neck, which reports Dame Ru-
NOR had sent by wireless to several
points of the campus.
Victory Day was holiday at Tus-
culum after early Chapel. A bas-
ket ball game in the afternoon be-
tween the Orange and Black, two
teams picked from the regular boys
teams, was the only sport feature.
An evening of unusually hard study
was reported by some students.
Prof. A. C. Holt attended a Church
and County Life Conference at White
Rock, N. c., last week. Prof. Holt
was on the program for an address
on History and two other talks on
popular topics.
On Thursday morning Prof. Hatha-
way gave an excellent address on cur
rent topics with exact information
land interesting details on the more
/ Important Of recent civil disturbances.
Miss Helen Holt entertained at din
|ner Thursday evening her teacher,
Miss Helen Lewis, Of Haynes Hall,
and her grandparents, DR.. and Mrs.
Ia. T. Holt. The occasion was Helen's |
ZENITH birthday.
Oscar M. Digger, class 1898, Edi-
Tor of the Andalusia Star, Andalusia.
Ala, has been making a short visit to
MS old college and to relatives in the
B1icinity. Mr.. Digger spoke in the
chapel Friday morning, and is another
bne of the many to remark on the
beauty Of Tusculum scenery, the fine
location and the high moral influence.
His remarks were also in favor of
christian training in the college as
he basis Of good citizenship and as
solution Of many problems. The
! on Christian and Commercial world
Ire at the present time more than
yer before advocating the Golden
Julie as basis of government.
DR.. j. B. Ealy, pastor of the
|outhern Methodist church in Greene
lille, addressed the combined meet
bg of the Y. w. c. A., the Y. M G.
), and the prayer meeting on Wedt
esday evening. DR.. Ealy interested
u classes-students as well as the
der people-and his excellent talk
as much appreciated.
The regular monthly meeting of
lie Woman's Missionary Society of !
lie Tusculum church was held Thurs /
by at the home of the president, Mrs.
C. Holt.
Mrs. Clemens led the devotional ex- |
|cises and Mrs. ]. L. Moore and Mrs. Il
los. Digger, who were delegates to /
|e synodical meeting at Knoxville
hd their report.
The Rev. r. l. Canon preached in I;
b Tusculum church morning and ev-
|ing Sunday the sixteenth. Dr. T.
(mon is evangelistic secretary of
ZION Presbytery. H
The Woman's Missionary Society Il
II hold the annual thank offering II
the chapel of the college on Friday Il
ening. Everybody is invited to II
ne and bring an offering accord N
to reason for thankfulness. Mrs. Y
Gill, Of Knoxville, will be the
Eaker for the evening. tn
Miss Alexander, Morris Stewart
ak and Prof, Jaynes were enter u
bed in Greeneville on Tuesday ev- :.
ng at dinner given by Mr.. C.
Brown. Covers were laid for four. -.
b and the guests were those who -.
we'll known in musical circles. ~,
Robert Rankin entertained his g,c
ss-mates, the Seniors, at party
his home, "The Cables" on Tues 81,
evening. The occasion was real the
he celebration of his birthday an
,rsary which occurred a few days =,
pre-. The Senior class is not we'll o75
portioned as to sex, so each girl the
ted boy friend and each boy in, nun
d girl friend, making company I
in all. eac
he rooms and hall were deco wv ',
d with ferns and chrysanthemums n
old-fashioned games were played fist
way of entertainment. Refresh and
is were of a character to please to
lg people and were served by disc
e little girls; Dorothy Digger, pos'
Sc Ramsey and Evelyn Rankin. a
Irginia Hall and the Library was