# The Lutheran Pioneer_St. Louis_1932_S5
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

THE LUTHERAN PIONEER 5

The high-school
classes have been
transferred to the
day-school building,
to which a wing con-
taining the science
room has _ been
added. This build-
ing is heated by a
steam-heating plant.

Special rededi-
catory services will
probably be held
in May.

After years of
patient waiting Im-
manuel Lutheran
College now has a
plant. W.H.G.

Seventy-Two!

Administration Building, Immanuel College, Greensboro, N. C., It is Sunday
before It was Remodeled. morning, 9.30, at

A Government survey says of this building in its original state: ‘The building is a two-story granite Buffalo, New York.
structure of an inconsitent, mixed, and wasteful type of architecture. It is heated by stoves. The ;
interior shows bad workmanship, inexperienced planning, and poor material.” Three rooms in an

old house at Jef-
sary offices, and well-appointed classrooms for the ferson and Woodlawn are bustling with activity.
college department and the seminary. About half They constitute the “chapel” of the Lutheran
of the second story has been remodeled and changed Church of Our Savior.
into a splendid dormitory with shower-baths for Little tots clinging to the hands of big brothers
the use of the male
students. The li-
brary, extending
across the entire
width of the build-
ing, with its sub-
stantial furnishings,
presents a most in-
viting appearance.
While the kitchen
and the dining-
room remain in
the basement, both
now admirably serve
their purpose. The
chapel alone has
escaped material
alterations. The
building is heated

by steam ; formerly Administration Building, Immanuel College, Greensboro, eB c.,
stoves were used. after being Remodeled.