# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1924_S60 # AI-corrected against the scan — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 60 Verhandlungen der neunundzwanzigſten Verſammlung Conditions of the various treasuries are as follows: — Deficit. Balance. Chapel Fund: General — $ 3352.71 Chapel funds: Atlanta — 499.85 Birmingham — 38.00 Chicago — 854.19 Detroit — 1.00 Holy Ark — 90.23 Ingomar — 396.15 Kings Landing — 331.25 Philadelphia — 457.70 Pine Hill — 31.85 Plaquemine — 1661.56 St. Louis — 6501.47 Selma — 12.50 Dormitory Fund, Greensboro — 8354.43 Luther College, New Orleans — 4297.50 Training-school, Selma, Ala. — 11535.82 Current Expense Fund — 3399.94 Jubilee Fund — 7902.71 Endowment Fund — 6846.17 Church Extension Fund — Colored — 279.48 Indigent Students' Fund $783.17 — $783.17 $56844.51 Less deficit 783.17 Balance $56061.34 This balance is accounted for as follows: — Cash in bank $10507.33 Alabama working capital 100.00 Due from mission-stations 1560.91 Liberty Bonds 34050.00 United States Treasury Certificate 10000.00 Sundry bonds and notes † 6123.10 $62341.34 Borrowed money 6280.00 $56061.34 † This item includes $1,525 in notes, which were received as dona- tions. The Treasurer is unable to collect either the interest or the prin- cipal. A $1,500 note is involved in probating an estate. The $25 rep- resents bonds on a building belonging to a small congregation in Canada. Your Treasurer takes pleasure in remarking that all treasuries but one show a balance, and that the financial assets have more than doubled since the last report. While such a condition is cause for rejoicing, there is danger of our assuming a false sense of security and neglecting the God- given privilege and duty of maintaining these treasuries in their present condition. Please note that the balances shown in almost all chapel funds are not nearly sufficient for the purposes intended, while the balance in the Current Expense Fund would not maintain our mission more than ten days. Your Treasurer is pleased to avail himself here of the opportunity of extending sincere fraternal greetings to the many friends of our Col- ored Missions. Your letters are always cheerfully received in spite of the fact that lack of time and press of business do not permit answering them. Your Treasurer knows that your interest in our work radiates from hearts full of love for our Savior, and he knows that your interest will grow as