# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S933
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848. MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS

the Librarian of Concordia Seminary we are planning the estab-
lishment of a union catalog, which will mean a greater service
for all interested students of Lutheran church history: “4

We have been successful in having chapters of our Institute ..
founded in several additional centers of Synod, so that we now have .
chapters in Fort Wayne, St.Louis, in the Atlantic District (head-
quarters at Bronxville), and in Chicago. In several other centers,
our members are at work endeavoring to establish similar chapters,
Our purpose in founding such chapters is to arouse and sustain
local interest in the history of our beloved Church and by thus

widening the interest in this work to enable us to increase our :
historical collection.

We respectfully
able body and venture to express the re

Synod, pastors, congregations
in mind and send

they may have from time to time.

Concorpra Historica. Institute
J.G. Franz, President

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' Report on Lutheran Women’s Missi
ESTEEMED BRETHREN:

As a record of our activities in behalf of the newly organized. .
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League, we submit the following
report: ;

1. The Thirty-eighth Regular Convention
authorized the President of Synod to “appoint a committee of
counselors, consisting of five pastors, who shall call a national meet-
ing of representatives of such Districts
willingness to participate in the natio
and that such meeting shall be held
(Proceedings of the Thirty-

onary League

(Fort Wayne, 1941)

mal women’s organization;
not later than July, 1942,” ’
eighth Regular Convention, p. 405.) |