Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-10-05

PROGRAM = OUT.
Celebration of the Sixtieth h Va yer.
sary of the College We
Open on Friday, -,
October IA. N
GOV. PREUS, MINNESOTA
WILL GIVE AN ADDRESS
Great Program Has Been Planned
For Three Days Festivities.
Many Prominent People
Coming.


The complete program for the
celebration of the sixtieth anniver-
saIy Of Luther college is now COM
plete, and a wonderful three days
program will be held here, opening
Friday, Oct. IA. Hon. j. A. o.
Preus, governor of Minnesota, will
be here and give an address on the
opening day. A big crowd of visi-
tors is expected for this memorable
occasion, which will be one of the
big events in the history of this
popular college. Below the complete
program:
Friday, Oct. 14th
Observation-Disclosures College Con-
cert band.
3:00-Hymn.
Observation-Disclosures j. Nord-
by, '73.
Address-Gov. ]. A. o. Preus,
'03.
Hymn.
Dedication Address-Dr. o. E.
Brandt, 10.
Hymn.
Address-Prof. J. c. M. Han
son, 'S2.
Announcements.
Doxology.
Benediction-Rev. /. B. Tori
son, 10.
Postlude--Luther College Con-
cert Band.
30-Rehearsal for the Reunion
Band in the College Auditor
ium.
7.3D-ffluminatiol.. Music by the
Luther College Concert Band.
S:O0-Concert in the college Audi
torium. Reading of Greet
ings.
Saturday, Oct. 18th
S:OO-Chapel Exercises for Students
and Alumni in the College
Auditorium conducted by
Pres. |. d. Ylvisaker, 'SS. All
welcome.
9:0O-Alumni meeting in the college
chapel.
10:00-Musical Union reunion in the
college chapel
1l.00-Class reunions.
1:00-Parade by the Reunion band.
2:00-Football game: st. Olaf col
lege versus Luther college.
4:3O-Rehearsa of cantatas in coll
lege chapel, chorus and orch
estra.
4:3O-Luther college clubs fedora
ton meeting in music room,
Laur Larsen hall.
7:OO-Alumni Banquet-Rev. |. B.
Torrison, 10, President of the
l,Y,,pf Accnniotinp. RaV
o. johnson, 81, retiring Pres
ident of the Association,
Toastmaster. Invocation by
President C. ]. Eastvold.
Speakers: President H. G.
Stub, d. D., sc; Rev. 0. H.
Smeby, II; Judge 0. M. Tor
rison, 81; Rev. N. Astrup
Larsen, '96; Rev. N. A. Mad
son, II; Prof. +. Hove, "a;
DIR. l.. Hektoen, 'S3; Hon. l..
S. Swenson, SO; Acting
President OF Luther College.
Music by Luther College Or
chestra.
Sunday. Oct. 18th
$50 1O:OO-Rehearsa of the can
tatas, chorus and orchestra.
1O:3O-Divine Service in the college
auditorium. Sermon by Pres
H. G. Stub, d. d. '66. Altar
service by Rev. H. B. Thor
crimson, 10. Offering. Fest
Cantata Text by Rev. Paul
Koren, 50; Music by Prof. John
Dahle.
3:00-Program in the college audi
torium.
Invocation by Rev. o. Glesne
Addresses by the following
Pres. NJ. Bockman, represent
ing Luther Seminary. Pres
H. C. Holm, representing the
Church Council Rev. Edward
johnson, representing the
Board of Education. Pres
L. w. Boe, representing st
Olaf college. Pres. j. A
Aasgaard, representing Con
cordia college. Pres. c. o
Solberg, representing August
ana college and NJ S. Pres
]. N. Brown, representing
Normal schools. Pres. 0. j.
Ordal, 98, representing Aca'
denies. DR.. T. Stabo, re-
presenting the Board of Trus.
tees of Luther College.
S;OO-Cantata: Mendelssohn's Hymn
of Praise, in the college aud