Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-11-24
North Star COLLEGE, .

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School was iii session last Monday q
makeup day for Friday after
Thanksgiving day, Saturday will also
be a holiday as school was III session
on election day. e.
NJ Miss Olga HermansOn, pricipal Of
our conservatory OF music, and organ
list in the Swedish Lutheran church,
rendered an excellent pipe organ re-
cital on the new organ installed in the
Swedish Lutheran church at Grand
Forks Tuesday evening, November is.
The dedicatOry services were impress
siye from the beginning. to the. end.
Rev.~S. w. Swenson, president of the
conference, preached a powerful dedi-
catory sermon. Miss Sophia Herman
son contributed a splendid vocal sselec-
ton and the Misses Livia and Elba
Bjorkquist together with the two Her
manson sisters rendered two beautiful
quartet numbers. Rev. Joseph Mattson,
OF AlvaradO, delivered the English ser
mon. At the close Of the program Mr.,
Sjostrand was called upon for a few
remarks. DR.. and Mrs. Westeen
pleasantly entertained the visitors
from Warren to a fine luncheon after
the program. Mr.. and Mrs. Sjostrand.
Mr.. Lundgren and two children and
Alice Lodoen accompanied the concert
party on this outing.
Miss Grace Iverson, Of Thief River
Falls, comes to North Star College
every SaturdaNeto meet her pupils in
voice. Several have already enrolled
and large class is expected Miss
Iverson is a graduate of Hamline Uni
versity and is teacher of Latin in the
Thief River Falls Higs School. Her
musical attachments are excellent and
comes to us with the very best recon-
mendati0ns. Miss Iverson has given
her attention to vocal music during her
entire college course and has studied
with artists in Chicago and in the Twin
Cities for several years: mo one needs
to hesitate in coming to her for voice
instruction. Come up at any time on a
Saturday and make arrangements.
This coming Saturday size will not
meet her pupils on account Of the
Thanksgiving recess
The musical recital given by the IA
Guilty Of the conservatory of music on
Tuesday evening was well attended BY
an appreciative audience We are
happy to know that our friends are sat
isfied with our talent Our teachers
work hard and deserve our apprecia-
tion 49, -. - - $3.50
Miss Bloomquist visited with friends
at Crookston last Sunday.
The supper given by the ladies of the.
Swedish Lutheran church at the col
lege last Thursday evening was huge
success: The gross receipts were 1857.
Net receipts were $359.35. *==s. = Fl; !. =
-. The Thanksgiving season usually
cheers us in more ways than one. For
several years it has been +. custom
| among the congregations in the Red
River district to lift an offering on that
day for North Star and we understand
that several of our congregations are
planning to carry this out this year,
even though money is tight May we
say that we appreciate anything that
may be done for us. s ). s " * z.
Every one seemed to be pleased with
the first number on the Lecture Course.
The remaining numbers are just as
good, if not better. The next number
will be concert program rendered by
Elsie, Baker and two supporting artists
December End. Our people for miles
adjacent to. Warren will want: to hear.
this number. It is fortunate, indeed,
that Elsie Baker could be secured to-
render a concert here Every one, in;
Warren should avail themselves Of the
opportunity of hearing the Greatest
American Trained Contractor Season
tickets for the remaining four numbers
will be sold for $500. Single admission
to the above, concert will be Is cents.
Save money. by buying a season ticket.
Don't forget to read the small folders
that will be distributed Keep Deem.
Der End in mind. The numbers on this
years Lecture Course are the best that
money can buy from the Redpath Vaw-
ter management. You know IF it
comes from Redpath VaWter" tits good.
Rev. Swenson met with the.church.
council of the. Swedish Lutheran church
at Kennedy. last Monday.
LlTHUANIANs DRIVEN BACK