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Title: Chilhowean 1917-18
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Maryville College, Senior class
Subjects: Maryville College
Publisher: Maryville College
Contributing Library: Maryville College, Lamar Memorial Library and Archives
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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ierpart of the school year. The Lyceum Course offered this year was supplied bythe Redpath Company. The five numbers were as follows:Croatian Tamburica Orchestra, Laurant and Co,Schumann Quintet, Edward Amberst Ott, and theWeber Male Quartett. Never have the numbers been sosatisfactory and so well attended. Fifty dollars was given to the Army Y. M. C. A.Work. Fifty English-French Testaments have been ord-ered for the army boys who have left the college. With a corp of stron^i- of!icers and cabinet members,and, for the first time in the college Y, M. C. A. history, avery substantial fund in the treasury, the year of 1919smiles with promise upon the Y. M. C. A. OFFICERSHorace Dawson _-___-_ PresidentD. C. Williams ------- Vice-President W. B. Holmes Secretary D. H. Briggs Treasurer Robert Bartlett Editor COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Robert L. Taylor Social Robert Adams - - Membership C. V. Miller ------ Religious Education Harold Smith Devotional Robert L. Taylor - - - Manager of Lyceum Course 36
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Y. W. C. A. The purpose of the Y. W. C. A. for the past year wasto unite the girls of Maryville College in loyalty to JesusChrist, and to lead tnem to accept Him as their personalSavior; to build them up in the knowledge of Christ, espe-cially thru Bible study and Christian service that theircharacter and conduct may be in accord with their belief.Our organization has thereby, been permitted to associateour girls with the students of the world for the advance-ment of the Kingdom of God, and to enlist their devotionto the church and to the religious work of the institution. The devotional meetings have brought to us not onlydelightful, instructive and practical talks, together withthe expression of many talented musicians, but alsoheart-to-heart talks. The girls have responded in the openmeetings as never before which has resulted in an oppor-tunity for not only expressing our own ideas but in thelearning of the joy and satisfaction of the life that isworth while. By the aid of differe

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