The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-05-05
CONVENTION LUTHER
LEAGUE TOMORROW
LAFGE NUMBER OF DELEGATES
TO BIZ. ENTERTAINED IN THE
CITY.

The congregation of Trinity Luth-
eran church and especially the
young people of that denomination
are to have as their guests on Sat
urday and the two days following
several hundred delegates, also state
officers and speakers, who are COM
ing to attend the Fifth Annual con-
vention of the South Dakota Young
Peoples Luther League.
Beginning at $50 a. m. tomorrow
all visitors will register at the
church parlors and be shown their
place of entertainment among the
homes of the people of the church.
The convention session proper OPP
ems at 1880 a. NJ. with an initial
sermon by Rev. c.. M Austin, pastor
at Colman.
The address of welcome will be
ably given by Rev. C. X. Solberg,
pastor of Trinity Lutheran church.
Rev r. Ulvilden, of Omaha. Nebr,,
has been selected 10 make an appro-
pirate response.
Doyotionals; the presidents an
nual report; reports of officers and
committees and the selection of new
committees constitute the business
program following the noon inter
mission The convention will have
all opportunity in mid-afternoon TO
hear a paper, What is the Work
TO be Done?" the writer being Miss
Lillian Isolany, Of Presho. discussion
of same TO be led by Miss Henrietta
Larson, of Sioux Falls.
The program has been so con-
structed for the evening session as
to provide music along with subjects
for discussion. Prof. Adolph Paul
son, of Ramona, follows the opening
devotionals with solo entitled,
Beautiful Land on High" He has
a second vocal number coming after
a paper, "Who are Called to Do the
Work." by Miss Minnie Sigdestad,
of Bristol. The evening program to-
morrow night begins at 1880.
At p. M. at the close of the aft
ernoon session the delegates will be
treated to an automobile trip to our
two beautiful lakes and return in
time for supper to be served in the
church. parlors. A large number or
cars will be offered by the hospitable
people of Madison to give over $50
visitors the opportunity to see our
city and the lakes Madison and
Herman.
Tomorrow evening at 1880 the
general public is invited TO an ex-
cellent program in the church audi
torium. Three Commute addresses
will be given as follows: bible
Study" Rev. r. Ulvilden, Omaha,
Nebr.; Our Sunday School," Rev.
Olaf Lysnes of Vermilion, S. D., and
"Our Church Schools" Prof. H. M.
Dale of Canton Lutheran Normal
school, Canton, S. ID.
All sessions and programs are con-
! Quoted in the English language and
the general public is invited to any
and all sessions.
The convention theme is Matt.
21:28-"Go Work Today in My
Vineyard" to be set forth in five pa
p6TS GupudSlLlhS IhC " hes W A'0
| Why-Where-When of Consecrated
Christian Service
The Ladies Aid of Trinity. will
serve cafeteria style dinner and sup
per in the church parlors to dele
gates and other members of the con-
| vention as well as visitors at very
nominal prices, respectively 35 and
| 25 cents.
The following are the working
| committees:
Reception Rudolph Rensvold,
Reuben Halseth, Clifford Olson, Mil
dred johnson, Florence Olsbo and
Gunda Hexom.
Entertainment-Dr. p. M. Rens-
void, III. A. Johnson, Ruth Opperud
Wilma Dixon, Henrietta Nelson and
Genevieve Brorby.
Publicity-Rev. C. X. Solberg
Chris Rogness and Elmer Halseth.
For weeks ahea dthe local congre-
CATION and their pastor, also the
/ several committees have looked ex'
| pectantly forward to the convention
dates knowing full well the signifi.
canoe of such an important gather
| ing