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Title: Highland Echo 1915-1925
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: Maryville College student body
Subjects: Maryville College
Publisher: Maryville, TN : Maryville College
Contributing Library: Maryville College
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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er-son who did not sing was threaten-ed. If you didnt sing with thegroup youd have to sing without it,and Poe had to sing a solo becausehe did sing with his classmates. Hegrew fond of Poes voice and socalled on him a second time and athird time. At the third time Poesaid he couldnt sing so the leadersang it for him. In Dr. Wilsonswords You led us and boosted usin song and we sang as wevenever sung before. You enveigled,cajaled, and wheedled us into sing-ing. He did and heres an exampleof his method, Break up yourfaces, and open your mouths wide.Fill up with air and lets sing thtsecond verse. These were our servant-leadersbut they had help from manyothers. Letters came to Dr. Wilsorfrom everywhere telling of theirprayers for us. The students led irprayer in the meet ings and talkedwith others about their souls sal-vation. Above all other things JesusChrist was in our midst, and themeetings could be nothing but asuccess. The message that comes through KRfi!IZRfi>fi>li>filfiyi^^
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Ready to Wear, Millinery, Pumps and Oxfords Our buyers have just returned from New York, and by good fortune we now showsome of the first of Springs earliest styles in which the soft-tone colors blend withbright hued trimmings suggesting the brilliant tints of a birds wing against thechanging colors of a dawn sky. The spirit of youth is in the line and design ofthese winsome creations which New York has sent us for you— . . . ELLIS-PROmn COMPANY Dr. Broady was in ibrief as givenbelow: Sin is alluring. We looked at,long for, and then take it. Youcant dismiss it for its always com-ing up. Good resolutions in them-selves are not sufficient, for likecrying babies they must ,be carriedout. No question is so great as Pil-ates, What shall I do with Jesus,who is called the Christ? Thisqu^tioii cant be dismissed andChrist cant be mistaken. Hes dif-ferent for Hes without a fault.Man conquers by physical force andarmies but Christ in humble servicewins souls to Himself through loveNo one can b

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