# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1910_S46
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46 Proceedings of the twenty-third convention

2. that, besides reimbursement of travel expenses, the treasurer annually
$150.00 and the chairman of the Commission annually $75.00 be granted as compensation
for all their expenses in the service of the Mission, and
that any cash outlays of the other members also be reimbursed;

3. that the salaries of the white workers in the Negro Mission
be raised by the Commission as need requires;

4. that at Greensboro, N. C., a school building, if possible in
the neighborhood of the institution, be erected, which offers sufficient room for
the school children, and that the Commission be requested, for the raising of the necessary funds, to apply to the school children, or rather Sunday school children, in the circle of the Synodical Conference;

5. that the Commission be authorized to install central heating in the
academic building of Immanuel College at Greensboro, provided
there is good prospect that the necessary funds will come in;

6. that an assistant teacher be appointed for this College, provided
the number of pupils increases considerably;

7. that Luther College in New Orleans continue to exist
as a preparatory institution for Immanuel College at Greensboro,
and that it be left to the Commission to determine the length of the course
at Luther College;

8. that the position of director at this College be filled again;

9. that for the reasons given by the Commission a
mission director be appointed, and that the Commission be entrusted with
carrying out this resolution.

Aug. F. Zich, Secretary.            W. F. Sanders.
F. Berg, Chairman.                  E. Redlin.
A. de Beauclair.                    O. L. Neujahr.
F. M. Krauß.                        E. F. Härtel.
Jul. F. Rittmann.                   St. Tuhy.
M. H. Pankow.

IV. Examination Reports.

The following committee reports on the examination of the various synodical
reports were read and adopted:

The undersigned committee, commissioned by the Reverend Presidium,
has conscientiously examined the report of the Reverend Ev. Luth. District Synod of Michigan for the year 1909 and found nothing in it
that is contrary to the Word of God and the Confession of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church. Subject of the doctrinal proceedings:
"The Holy Lord's Supper."                Th. J. A. Hügli.
                                          Wm. Hagen.