| Summary: | Page 2 THE GONOOBDIAN Friday, March 18, 1949 SooiaJb The Christian Home' To Be Discussed At LSA Meeting Next Sunday Evening "The Christian Home" will be the subject of a panel discuss-ion to be held at the LSA meeting on Sunday evening at 6:30 in the college chapel. Members of the panel are Prof. C. M. Running, Mrs. Elmer Laursen, Mary Helen Brenden, Joel Lunde, and Paul Arnold. Devotion will be led by Carol Void. A vocal solo will be pre-sented by Lois Johnshoy, and John Helgeson will play a cornet solo. Darlene Gronseth will be the pia-nist. Interest groups will follow the regular meeting. MISSION CRUSADERS "The Lord Convicts" is the topic chosen by Darrel Schultz, who will speak at Mission Crusaders Sunday morning at 8:45 in the college chapel. A vocal solo will be presented by Ray Haugen, and Lawrence Schilla will play a clari-net solo. Devotion will be led by John GOmore. LDR The National President of the Lutheran Daughters of the Refor-mation, Lily Gyldenvand, was the guest speaker at the LDR work-ers* conference held Tuesday af-ternoon at Fjelstad hall. The project was held in order to foster interest and participation in local and home town LDR groups. Miss Gyldenvand also spoke at the regular LDR meeting on Wed-nesday evening. The pianist at this meeting was Mildred Hylden and a vocal solo was given by Grace Barbie. Karen Emberg led in devotion. COBBER BROTHERHOOD James Brooks was the speaket at the Cobber Brotherhood last Wednesday evening. Don Norlin presented a vocal solo and John Helgeson played a cornet solo. Brotherhood meets at 6:30 dur-ing Lent. PRAYER FELLOWSHIP Prayer Fellowship will be led by Jean Jahnsen at their meeting tomorrow evening at 6:30 in the chapel of the Men's dormitory. COBBER CALENDAR FRIDAY, MARCH 18 Commercial Teachers confer-ence. SATURDAY, MARCH 19 Commercial Teachers confer-ence*. Final date for removal of in-completes and conditions. 10:30 a. m,, Delta Rho pro-gram, chapel. 2:00 p.m., Nu Sigma Rho tea, North lounge, Fjelstad hall. 8:00 p.m., One act plays, "Fright" and "The Man With the Bowler Hat,11 col-lege chapel. SUNDAY, MARCH 20 8:45 a.m., Mission Crusaders, chapel. 4:00 p.m., Concordia Hour, Station KVNJ, 900KC. 6:30 p.m., LSA, chapel. MONDAY, MARCH 21 6:30 p.m., Fargo-Moorhead Cobber club, college cafe-teria. 8:00 p.m., Cobber Wives, North lounge, Fjelstad hall. 8:00 p.m., Mu Phi Epsilon, chapter room. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23 6:30 p.m., Cobber Brother-hood, Men's dorm chapel. 6:45 p.m., LDR, South lounge, Fjelstad hall. Five Hostesses Enter Home Management House Five hostesses moved into the home management house this week. They are Arda Ensrud, Janet Frojen, Ruth Lykken, Ann Hanson, and Joyce Warner. These girls replace Lorraine Hil-dahl, Doris M. Hendrickson, Mar-lys Aamot, Dorothy Iverson, Ada Groth, and Phyllis Umland, who have lived in the house for the past six weeks. CONGRATULATIONS! Mr. and Mrs. David Thorsen be-came the parents of a girl, Bonnie Kay, on March 9. Cards Of Thanks ' Thanks to the following for help-ing make the ELCSC Mixer a suc-cess last Friday evening: Grace Barbie, Lars Ingulsrud, Norma Lee, Mavis Stenerson, Nor-ma Lunde, Barbara Lusk, Ellen Flotlin, Eleanor Gaarder; Jack Mueller, Irene Bellin, Don Norlin, Sonny Gulsvig, cafeteria night crew, and the Public Rela-tions office. John Helgeson, chairman. I wish to express my thanks for the co-operation of Concordia stu-dents and friends in providing housing facilities for the students at the ELC conference. Jerry Bartholomay. for Banquet Reservations Meet Your Friends at and BEST in SERVICE Send Your Cleaning to Representatives: Gaylen Stoner Room 524, Men's Dorm. Janice Appelqulst • Room 233 Fjelstad Hall Students To Give Recital In Conservatory Tonight The Phi Iota chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon, national music sorority, will meet Monday evening in the Chapter room at the music con-servatory. A -business meeting will be held at 7 p.m. for all active members. A program on Rachmaninoff will be held at 8 pjn. Mrs. Oscar H. Kjorlie will present a book report on Rachmaninoff. Miss Elizabeth Nilson will play "Polichinelle" by Rachmaninoff. Kathryn B a a r s t a d will play "Moment Musicale No. 5" and "Moment Musicale No. 6" by Schu-bert. Vocal solos will be presented by Ethel Harris, who will sing "Unge-duld" by Schubert and Thelma Halverson, who will sing "Wohin" by Schubert. Julianne Quamme will also present a vocal solo. Hostesses for the meeting will be Myrtle Nellermoe, Mrs. Oscar H. Kjorlie, and Mrs. Henry Westby. Home Economics Girls Give Dinner For Hobos As a climax to six weeks of training, the girls in the home management house opened wide the doors to eight hobos last Tues-day evening. Arriving in cords, jeans, and plaid shirts were the following: Donald Frokjer, Rodney Hildahl, Herman Radig, Bob Deede, Carl Zander, Mel Young-berg, Hans Apesland, and Myles Efteland. The hostesses in patched cotton frocks were Miss Kruger, Miss Salzsiedler, Phyllis Umland, Mar-lys Aamot, Doris M. Hendriokson, Lorraine Hildahl, Dorothy Iverson, and Ada Groth. Dinner and the evening's enter-tainment were carried out in tra-ditional hobo style. IRC To Meet Tuesday Glenn Sjolander, George Farr, Carl Zander, and James Hofren-ning will lead a discussion on the position of the United States in regard to the Chinese government at a meeting of the IRC next Tues-day evening at 6:45. 'Cotton Capers,' Literary Tea Planned By NU Sigma Society "Cotton Capers" has been chosen as the theme for the Nu Sigma Rho literary society tea which will be held on Saturday afternoon in the North lounge of Fjelstad hall. The tea will be held in two sections. All girls whose sur- L. S. A. Pins 75 Cents at your Concordia Bookstore NYLON HOSIERY by Globe Exciting New Spring Colors • "Sun-Sparkle" • "Ambergleam" • "Eclipse" 45 gauge 30 denier $1.19 51 gauge 30 denier $1.35 Center Ave. Moorhead Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Johnson of Bowdon, N. D., announce the en-gagement of their daughter, Mary Ellen, to Lyle Thormods-gard, son of Mrs. Engebret Thor-m o d s g a r d of Bowdon, N. D. Miss Johnson is a freshman. Thormodsgard is engaged in farming near Bowdon. Mary Ellen Johnson Social Notes • Mrs. Myron Swanson, form-erly Enid Ruth Reinertsen, gave birth to a son, John Christian, at the Swedish hospital in Minneapo-lis on March 11. Mrs. Swanson was Dean of Women at Concordia from 1946 to 1948. Mr. Swanson was an in-structor of religion last year. He is now at Luther seminary in St. Paul. • The Fargo-Moorhead Cobber club will meet Monday night at 6:30 in the college cafeteria. Following the supper meeting the group will be spectators at a volleyball game between the fac-ulty team and intramural champi-onship in the college gym. names begin with A-L have been invited to attend at 2:30 p.m. Girls whose names begin with M-Z will attend at 3:30 p.m. Miss Frida Nilsen, advisor of the society, will present a short talk at the meeting. Chairmen of the committees in-clude Martha Moen, general ar-rangements Patricia Thomas, program; Marian Swenson, invita-tions; Eleanor Gaarder, music; Beverly Borg and Norma Nel-son, decorations; Ellen Flotlin, flowers; Ann Hanson and Char-lotte Evanson, food; and Orene Gilbertson, properties. The tea is.the first in a series to be presented by the six women's societies to acquaint freshmen girls and transfer students with the societies. At 10 ajn. on Saturday the Delta Rho society will hold an open house in the chapel for the men who do not belong to a socie-ty. Harold Nordby is in charge of the general arrangements. Richard Bakke Improving In Neurological Hospital Word has been received that Richard Bakke is recovering suc-cessfully from an operation which he underwent March 5. Bakke is hospitalized at the Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, Canada. In a letter written to Professor Burgess, Bakke's father stated that Richard used post-hypnotic suggestion to prevent headaches following the operation. Professor Burgess had previous-ly taught Richard the technique used in self-hypnosis.
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