Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-22
DEDICATIAN OF
new SCHOOL is
SUNDAY EVENT
Formalities for Opening Are Ar
ranged By ImmanuePs Luth-
eran Congregation.
VISITING PASTORS TALK.
Morning, Afternoon and Evening
Programs StructHTe Is One
of the Best.

Immanuei's Lutheran eongrega-
ton and its friends will have a day
of special celebration this coming
Sunday, defeating its fine new
school and entertainment hall
which is located on Fifth avenue
between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets. Two special services of
thanksgiving and praise will be
conducted in Emmanuel church, one
in the morning at 1890 and the
other in the afternoon at 3 O'Clock
The morning services will be con
Quoted in the German language and
Rev. W. G. kohn, president of the
ConcOrdia Teachers college at Riv-
eT Forest, Ill, will deliver the ser
mon. Rev Mr. Kohn is widely
known not only as an educator and
brilliant speaker in German and
English languages, but also as
chairman of the Lutheran church
board for the army and navy, which
has done such efficient work for
the boys under the flag" during
the war. In the afternoon services
Rev. j. f. Schnack of Hampton, a
brilliant young pulpit orator, will
occupy the pulpit of Immanuel's
church. Following is the program
of the day:
Prelude by A T. Landsmann.
Hymn Praise to the Lord, the
Almighty. the King of Creation"
Altar Liturgy as on festival days.
Reading Of the third psalm.
Song of the choir and the pupils
OF fmmanuel's parish school
Dearest Jesus! See the
Children"
Scripture lesson.
Hymn-''Ye Parents, Hear What
Christ Does Say"
Festival Grafton by Rev. W. C.
Kohn.
Anthem by the choir, 20, Come,
Let Us Sing Unto the Lord"
Hymn-"Praise the Lord, o, My
Soul"
Altar Liturgy and the Benedic-
ton,
Doxology.
Postlude.
After the close of these services
a line will be formed to march to
the new building. The procession
will be headed by the pastor of the
congregation and the speakers of
the day, followed by the building
committee, board of elders, the
school board, Mr.. Landsmann and /
the pupils of the upper grades, Mr..
Dierker and the pupils of the lower
grades, the members of the congre-
CATION and their friends. Upon the
arrival at the front door of the
new building the contractor, II. w.
Horst, with few words, will hand
the key to the pastor, Rev. Phi. Will
helm, who then will open the door
in the name of the Triune God and /
the procession will move into the /
school. After all the rooms of the !
main floor are filled the pupils will |
sing: Praise, o, Zion the Lord"
The pastor then will say the dedi- /
cation prayer and pronounce the .
benediction. dOXOlogy will be
sung by the audience. and all will /
unite IN the Lords prayer This !
will bring the impressive morning
services to a close.
In the meanwhile a committee |
of the ladies will have dinner ready I
in the large auditorium on the sec /
ond floor and 1t is expected that /
over 200 can be seated immediately, /
Tho newly formed orchestra of the .
congregation under the direction of .
John Mangelsdorf. and accompan- .
led by Mr., Landsmann, will fur
pish the music during the noon
hours, The proceeds of the dinner I,
will go into the building fund
Afternoon Services.
At o'clock the English afternoon
services will begin. This will be .
the order of services, according to
the program:
Prelude by A. T. Landsmann.
Hymn-"HOw Shall the Young
Secure Their Hearts ?"
Liturgy as on Festival days.
Scripture lesson 600 PSALM.
Gloria patri.
Hymn-"Shepherd OF Tender
Youth"
Scripture lesson Q4sth PSALM.
Choir and chiIdren-"HoIy, holy,
helyi Lord God Almighty"
Festival Grafton by the Rev. John
F. Schnack