Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-12-17
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.> The fall term closes on Saturday
afternoon when the last of the exam.
nations are given This week has
been exceptionally busy on account
Of the review work in most of the
classes, and also on account of the
term examinations. We have had an
exceptionally bright set Of students
this year; and we trust that the same
can be said after the holidays when
many new students are expected
There will be a good additional en-.
rollment in all departments. We
shall look for number of last years
students to return to complete the
courses they had taken up. We want
them to receive full credit by gradu-
ating; and the college, too, should re-
ceive the credit for, the work it is do
ing. Several students had less than
a months work left last spring; but
they had to go home to help with the
spring work, and thus they could not
complete their work and graduate
with the class. Come when the term
opens on January the seventh
Tuesday, January g., "Trettondeda-
gen." will be observed by the college
as a holiday. A program or lecture
will be given in the college chapel in
the evening to which all our friends
are invited to attend. We expect
that the students shall be back by
that time, 50 that they will be ready
for work the next morning.
Several free, tuition scholarships
will be offered for the spring term;
one or two for the Academic depart
ment, and one or two for the Com
mercial department. The number
will depend on the qualifications of
the applicants, and also upon the ex-
act work they wish to take. Only
those who have had two or more
years Of high school work are ELI
gible. Write for exact conditions.
The Messiah Chorus will not meet
for regular rehearsal until Thurs
day evening, Jan. 8, at 500 o'clock. A
very good practice was held last
week. Those who were present &C.
complished great deal Let every
member invite at least one new mem
ber for next time.
Axel and Annie Johnson of Vega,
called at the college last week. They
made arrangements for the next
term. They gave names of at least
three more who will come from Vega
for the winter term
The Christmas recital will be held
next Friday evening at the college
chapel The music students have all
worked hard, and they would like to
see a good audience present. An
admission fee of fifteen cents will be
asked -" - E F54<s'z
The, College Aid Society will meet
early in January when something in
teresting will be given. The large
picture of the college building which
was used for the dedication festival
the picture used in connection with
the brick scheme - will be cleared
You will be interested in seeing it.
Watch for later announcements.
Edwin Wahlund, one of our former
students, is now train auditor on one
of the Great Northern main lines. Ed
win is certainly forging ahead ra-
pidly.
Rev. w, A. Shannon, Dist. Supt. for
the Minnesota society for the Friend.
less, addressed the students and
teachers at chapel exercises one day
last week.
The Basket Ball teams, girls and
boys, under the coaching of Profeznor
Johnson, are developing some excel
lent material.
Let us say it again-still the fine
weather Is holding out. Just as fine
as ever. Wonderful for a Minneso-
ta December.
George Magnuson, one of our last
year students, has received a months
vacation from his school in the east
ern part Of the county to come to the
college to take up some special work.
That shows interest and ambition.
w. A. Dahlquist, 49,. will return af-
ter the holidays to take up some post
graduate work "Willie" wants to ex-
eel in his line Of work. He ought to
take a course in the Academy and
then go to college. why, because
he has already read almost all the
history and all the literature there is.
He will soon be an authority in both.
We mean it.
Professor Knock, now at the The
illogical Seminary at Rock Island, has
accepted the call to take charge of
the church work at Alvarado during
the holidays.
Christmas is almost here Have
you needed the warning of Uncle
Sam, of the storekeepers, Of the edi-
tors: Do your shopping early? Have
you paid up your bill to the newspa-
per 1--WE won't say anything about all
other bills) so that he can have
Christmas too?