# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1930_S61
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of the Ev. Luth. Synodical Conference of North America. 1930. 61

[Printed in English.]

11. Catherine, Ala. | 1,201.00 | 1,200.00
12. Charlotte, N. C. | 767.50 |
13. Chicago, Ill. | 99.48 |
14. Debentures — Interest Paid | | 1,420.18
15. Debentures — Other Expenses | | 353.79
16. Greensboro, N. C. — Luther Memorial-Grace | 85.00 | 33,828.12
17. Immanuel Lutheran College | 788.12 | 3,835.31
18. Jubilee Collection | 10.00 |
19. Maplesville, Ala. | 1,500.00 |
20. Napoleonville, La. | 1,300.00 |
21. New Orleans, La. — Bethlehem | | 725.13
22. New Orleans, La. — Mount Zion | | 2,000.00
23. Nyland, Ala. | 1.00 |
24. Pensacola, Fla. | 1.00 | 150.00
25. Philadelphia, Pa. | 276.50 | 19,163.80
26. Pine Hill, Ala. | 558.15 |
27. Possum Bend, Ala. | | 936.26
28. Rock West, Ala. | 847.71 |
29. St. Louis, Mo. — Grace | 535.00 | 772.62
30. Tilden, Ala. | 666.00 | 541.89
31. Tinela, Ala. | | 1,034.05
Total (see A—12) | $36,996.86 | $81,832.59

Analysis of Building Fund Balance

Debits . D

Alabama Luther College, Selma, — Dormitory | $ 864.00
Birmingham, Ala. | 9,040.24
Building Fund — General | 16,400.57
Immanuel Lutheran College — Administration Building | 2,459.03
Pensacola, Fla. | 150.00
Philadelphia, Pa. | 18,567.00
 | $47,480.84

Credits

Birmingham, Ala. | $ 785.08
Camden, Ala. | 759.40
High Point, N. C. | 2,047.74
Immanuel Lutheran College — Residence | 5,214.53
Maplesville, Ala. | 1,500.00
Pine Hill, Ala. (Teacherage.) | 558.15
Rock West, Ala. | 847.71
Spartanburg, S. C. | 1,071.48
 | 12,784.09

Balance, June 30, 1930 (see A—12) | $34,696.75

1. Your Treasurer takes pleasure in submitting a report covering the
fiscal years 1928—1929 and 1929—1930. Effort has again been made to
have this report as simple as possible in an endeavor to make it under-
standable to those who have no knowledge of accounting.

2. Exhibit A gives the balances as of July 1, 1928, the changes in the
accounts during the two years and the balances as of June 30, 1930. Ex-
hibits B, C, and D contain essential details.

3. Our loans to stations (Exhibit A, Line 1) have been reduced more
than this report shows, a payment of $600 having been recorded since the
books were closed, bringing the balance due us down to $435. Line 2 re-
flects a loan temporarily made to the congregation listed.

4. The arrangement with the two major synods whereby our monthly
net operating costs are charged to them pro rata is working out very satis-