Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-13
LUTHERAN CLERGY
TO MEET HERE FOR
1878 CONFERENCE
NORWEGIAN CHURCH LEADERS
TO OPEN ANNUAL SESSION
IFICE

AUGUST 20 AT SOUTH SIDE ED
IFicE.
Fifty ministers of the Norwegian
Lutheran church will gather in Otta-
wa on Wednesday,. August 20th, for
an eieht-day pastoral conference and
summer school of the eastern district
Of the church This district compris-
es the entire territory east Of the Mis-
sisspp river Most Of the visiting
delegate will be from Illinois and
Wisconsin.
The sessions of the school will he
held III the Trinity Lutheran church,
AZ the corner Of Glover and Guthrie
streets. and will be open to the pub
lie. Several social events will be
held by the members of the local
church. for the divnes and their
wives during the time of the confer
enCe.
A very excellent program has been
planned for the eight days of the
session. and the leading Lutheran
churchment in the United States
have been engaged to speak. The
program follows in full below:
Wednesday, Aug. 20.
p. m-Opening sermon, Rev,
Iaakon Stolee, Highland, Wis.
Thursday, Aug. 81.
9-9:30 a. m.--Devotional, half hour.
9:20-10:3o ii. m.--Iecture, Prof. VI.
O Wee, Luther Seminary, st, Pau.
Minr.
10;@0-1l:36 a. m.-Lecture Rev. 7
A Mason, I}eloit, Wis.
s p. HI Sermon in the church, Rev
Lars lIarrisyille, Chicago.
Friday Aug. 22.
$500 a. m DEVOTIONAL half hour.
9.30-lo:30 a. m.-'l.ecture. Prof VI
O. Wee
10:&o-l1:3o a. nj ecture, How 10
Handle People OF Il JcalouS Disposi.
tion" Rev. y. G. Peterson Newark,
H..
: p. m,-Soc'al hour under auspices
OF the ladies' of the conference
Saturday. Aug. %.
$3.50 4. m.-Deyotional, half hour
9:2o-10:30 a. III Lecture, Prof VI
@. Wee
10:S0-ll,30 a, m.-Lecture. Right
Rev ], Nordbv, president OF the east.
orn district
y p. m.-Open meeting,
Sunday. Aug. "a.
lC:30 p. m Open air service; ser.
mon in Norwegian By Prot, VI o. Wee.
Special music by choral union.
12 m Picnic dinner.
3 p. m.-Open air song service bv
choral union Address in English,
"Chrstan Education in the After.War
Period" Prof l.. A. Vigness
: p. Address. My Bible" Rev
Orlando Ingyoldstad. dean Of Chicago
Lutheran Bible School
Monday Aug. 25.
$3.50 a. m Devotional, half hoW
9:30-10:30 a. m.-Lecture Prof VI
o Wee
l0;3011:&O a. m.--l.ecture. "rha
Mission OF Our Church in the DemOc
racy," Prof. l.. A. VigneSs.
s p m.-rroeram by the ladies,
Tuesday, Aug. 26.
1890 a. M Devotional, half hour
9;3o-10:30 n. m.-Tecture, Prof. NJ.
q. Wee.
10:3O.ll30 a m,---'Lecture, History
of Preaching and Pulpit Eloquence,'
Rev. * ]. Wang Gardner. I'll.
3 p. m.-Open meeting,
Wednesday, Aug. 27.
1890 a. m Devotional, half hour
9:3o-11:30 a, m--l.ecture, Rev. W
! A. Johnson Capron, Ill.
10:30.1l:3O a. m.--Lecturc. Prof N
O. Wee
The following delegates have al
ready sent in their reservations fol
rooms during the conference:
Prof. NJ. O. Wee, ST. Anthony Park,
Mimi
Prof and Mrs. l.. A. vigness, Min
| neapolis. Minn.
Right Rev. J Norby Deerfeld, WIS
Rev n. G. A Garness, Macfarland
Wis.
Rev and Mrs. \. NJ. Rusten, i.acine
| via
Rev. and Mrs. r. A. Mason, Beloit
WI.
Rev. lyar Ramseth Beloit, Wis.
Rev. and Mrs. llaakon Stolee. High
land, Wis,
Rev and Mrs l.. NJ, Nesvig, Chi.
cago. Ill.
Rev. j. A. NJ. lIinderlie, Chicago,
III!
Rev. Elias Rasmussen, Chicago. III.
Rev. and Mrs j. o. Tweten, Stew