Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-01-06
INTERESTING hin n EETINGs HELD.

tions During Holidays .y--t
sgood Planning on Building
New Church. 's I !.
asg4siiristmas is. again recorded with
aafpast. The New Year has already,
avaneed, but both have left
e inaprassions. Il .tsz.s<
THE various services which T have.
! 7 tie privilege to conduct in Alva-
ado, IN Film and in BloomWood,
lNe all been well attended and
avervNhere the holiday spirit was
tested, a n. s5*5.s: S1 Y FL ,:
Its is nlpossible sto mention the va
sioas programs separately. Tt Gan be
said of all, they have been, good. The
deserve special praise, Civ
their selections exceptionally
Vel showing careful preparation
Oh their part and that of their
'eaaehsrs. IL: :, p.
{{11n New Years eve the Luther
sagne of Elm kept company with
storm with a spirit Of good cheer.
s 81. program given, refreshments
sss we'd after which the fatal hour Of
sleSpM year was expectantly awaited
AND ssEstthe new year was duly greeted
the customary we'll wishes.
NTH the new year comes also the
saanlal business meetings of the vari-
4horga ganizations. The Ladies' Aid
1fslim however, were so smart as
t5Ne able to close their business of
thehast year within the bounds Of
tAaa year. Meeting was held on
Wetfnesday, Dec. so, at the church.
eWork for hehpast year was very
g.atifyipe s4ss,i the society has proven
Itself tasba in. a very active and heal
condition. After all expenses
rid been paid there remained in the
ffeasltiy some over $500. The follow
Zig otfcers were elected for the en-
e>EliilssfsTear: Elissfs Pres, Mrs Andrew
z aim see,ss Mrs. Inga Nordlund;
sireass Mrs, Eustave Anderson. A
itslicfous lunch was served to the ad-
vantage Of the men present, for of,
this part fsof the program they were
freely allowed to take an active ear.t.
On the End Of J January, the Bloom,
wood eongr ton held their annual
nlesting. Although small, this Gems
Greg Jon is5 llle and all thru
see5 sef
sas which gave its elf III
tthesf orm of a committee of ways and
rlesns upon the building question. 1t
The plan and wish Of the, congre-
cation to build during they coming
ssusanIner a church which it can feel
andcall its own.
the afternoon the Ladies' Aid
1neta at. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Mofberg and again the same spirit
ofhepe prevailed Mrs. J. E. Nor
Was elected president; Mrs. An
ia Dahlin, secretary and Mrs. Vic.
MoEberg, treasurer. The treasury
shoWed the satisfactory total Of. $500.
Again in the evening this home was
he Scene Of an inspiring meeting
when the young people gathered
from far and near, to enjoy social
evening, the delicious refreshments,
and also to elect Arnold Dahlin for
smother year as president and Alma
Morberg as vice president, Elsie Elk
man as secretary, and Hilda Morberg
as treasurer. The treasury report
showed a healthy financial growth,
giving the society total Of nearly
1900, very gratifying considering the
limited, resources which the society
has, to draw upon.
z4 There are still three annual meet
fngs,to be held and judging from the
present they promise to be fully as
ssatisfA Actory as those which have al
ready been held.
'sSI personally wish to take this op-
poitunity to thank the many friends
isIsAlyarado, in Elm and in Bloom
szood who have done so much to aid
ia making the Christmas season one
y tts.lle JOY and peace.
4; one and all I thank you and
wish you a prosperous and happy
new year .s :. + s.3; S/- 49,.
u Arvid +. Hoorn. !.