Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-05-08
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Last week we mentioned that the
students at the twin cities were to
sholda reunion. This time we are
pleased to give the resolutions
adopted by the association formed.
The letter Of greetings reads as fol-
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st. Paul, Mimi. May 1, 1919.
Prof. 0. r. Abrahamson,
Warren, Mimi.
Dear Sir:
Al the reunion of former students
and alumni of North Star College
held in Minneapolis, May, 1913, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Be it resolved that we, former
students and alumni Of North Star
College, hereby send our heartfelt
greetings and best wishes for a
bright future and at the same time
pledge ourselves to live up to the
high standard Of doctrine we learn
ed to know and respect at our be-
loved institution and that wherever
we are we shall always cherish the
happy and useful days we spent at
North Star College.
On behalf Of the Twin City North
Star College Association.
Gertrude Lindahl, Secretary.
Rev. F. N. Anderson was present
at college and conducted chapel ex-
.ercises in the Swedish language last
Saturday, May 3.
The Warren Ministerial Associa-
ton held its monthly meeting at the
college last Tuesday evening.
The Stephen Choral Club will give
a concert in the college chapel on
Friday evening Of this week. A
good program is promised. The
club carries its own accompanist
and soprano soloist. We invite es-
pecially the high school students to
hear the concert. Tickets % and
Is cents.
"a college. picture bulletin will be
issued in the near future. We want
as many Of our college organiza-
lions as possible to be represented.
Arbor Day turned out to be rainy
in tie afternoon just at the time
ssNhesa we were to fix up our picnic
grounds The rain chased us to
seek for cover. We shall have to
so opl mother time to repay for.
the splendid lunch which the girls
served insthe cooking rooms.
s. Arthur Golden, III, was married
last week to Miss Dahlin who has
been cashier at the K J. Taralseth
Co., store. We trust that our editor
will be able to give a full report Of
the wedding. The college wishes
the happy couple a long and happy
married life.
Z The 500 railroad is laying a side
walk across the right of way lead
ing to the college. This will be
much appreciated by our friends.
The Messiah Chorus is doing
splendid work. Most Of the mem
bers have been very faithful in at.
tending the rehearsals, and we
greatly appreciate their efforts to
be regular. The grand concert held
in March will no doubt be excelled
on the 10Th of this month, when a
number of choruses from the re-
Handel's Messiah will be
rendered in the city opera house.
The outline of the programs for
CONNER cement week is as follows:
Thursday, May IS, Hospital Com
memo cement.
Friday, May IS, Vocal and Piano
Recital.
Saturday, May II, Miss Daniel
sons Graduation Recital.
Sunday, May 18, n a. m. Mission
ary Sermon. p. m. Baccalaureate
Sermon.
Monday, May 19, Grand Messiah
Concert.
Tuesday, May 20, 8 p. m. Recital.
8 p. m. Glass Program.
Wednesday, May p, 3 p. m. Col
lege Aid and Recital. 8 p. m. Com
.mencement with address by Supt.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
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The Junior class is certainly to
be commended for the splendid pro
gram and entertainment furnished
by them last Friday evening. We