Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-17
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NORTH STAR COLLEGE NOTES

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The committee appointed by the
he'd River Valley district to confer
with the Warren Hospital corpora
tlon concerning the receiving Of the
hospital by the conference was held
at the college last week. It is in
deed q magnificent gift, and we hope
that everything can be arranged
satisfactorily, and that it will con-
tlnue to be as useful and prosper.
Gus an institution as it has been#in.
the past. .4ss +
Rev. M. A. Henrickson from Ian
caster, was present last Thursday
and conducted chapel exercises.
Rev. Henrickson was elected presi-
dent of the Luther League Of the
district last fall. The first annual
meeting will be held in June. The
Place has not yet been definitely de-
termined.
Rev. Erlougher called at The coll.
lege last Friday. We are always
slad to see our friends come for q
visit. t.
y. A. Finseth is at home this week.
to help with the spring. work. He
will return next week to continue
ms ms work with the classes.
Hilma and Judith Peterson spent
Sunday at their home near Alvara-
do.
"a collection of postage stamps is
being taken for the museum., Any
..one having. a few to add, would do
a favor by sending them to the COL
lege.
Perry Wood, 'O9, a member of the
first graduating class, called at the
college last Tuesday.
Prof. A. w. Knock conducted SER
vices in the Swedish Lutheran
church at Alvarado last Sunday.
The College Aid society met at the
college last Wednesday evening. A
very enjoyable and interesting pro-
gram was rendered. A number of
the music students appeared in a
recital and a very generous selec-
tion of Swedish folk songs was Civ
en- by Miss Wenmerberg, Prof.
ttliiec K and sfr els b. Bystr
The cofnmenc cement programs are
96eing worked out, and avery inter
esting week is promised. We hope
to have the greatest commencement
in the history Of the institution. The
dates will be somewhat as follows: !:
Friday eevning, May Is, Music Re
cital.
Saturday evening, May II, Miss
Charlotte Danielson's graduation
recital.
Sunday forenoon, May is, Mis-
sionary sermon, Rev. Anderson.
Sunday evening, Baccalaureate
sermon.
Monday evening, Messiah Chorus
concert.
Tuesday afternoon, vocal and pi-
ano recital.
Tuesday evening, Glass Day pro-
gram by graduates.
Wednesday afternoon, North Star
College Aid society.
Wednesday evening, May 81,
Commencement program, when di-
plomas will be presented, and when
Commencement address will be
given by a noted speaker. We have
not yet had a reply from the speak
er invited, and cannot therefore give
the name.
/ A number of students assisted
with the mailing Of the Signal ear
lier in the week.
The campus clay is not quite so
fond of our shoes now as it used to
be. At one time it had formed
quite an attachment for them.
Look out for spring fever these
days. Keep your feet warm and
your head cool. A prominent ply
sician advises a handful Of snow in
your pocket as an excellent preven-
tatiye.
A number of students attended
the class play given by the senior
high school class last Friday.
CLUB NOTES
Mrs. Urtes proved herself very
ahla hnstnss IN tha evening Of Anril