# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S92
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92 Proceedings of the Forty-First Convention,

Disbursements
General Expenses, as Caps and Gowns, . Pictures,
Books, Zoo Trips, @tc. -.-.-----------.-----e--necee een $ 1,051.32
Salaries (6 Teachers, 1 Part-time Assistant, and
A FV 60 0 6) ) 8,502.00
Withholding Tax Paid _ ane 267.40
School Supplies: —.......---------—------~ - 243.82
School Store, Sales Tax Payment ..........----------- 63.21
Office Supplies _...-..-2.2.-------------- _ 51.36
AIK) 6) 000) 2 157.34
Gas, Light, and Water - 563.91
Janitor Supplies —- ae. nena nee 210.65
Movies and Programs ........--.-.-----------—---- _-. _ 537.62
To Repay Loan: To Missionary Board .. 195.00
To Mrs. Smith —_WW.W.—--1.--------—--- 348.53
Cafeteria Supplies -. wn 1,436.64
Cafeteria Salaries _._.......----—------ —_---- 346.00
Repairs to Building and Equipment ~.......-_---- 345.68
Total Disbursements, Debit —.......-----— $14,320.48
Checks Written ___.......---—----------—----—-- $14,024.33 14,024.33
Withholding Tax Withheld —._- _ 266.15
General Disbursements, Credit 30.00
Total Disbursements, Credit -........_--- $14,320.48
BaLance, Union Planters National Bank, April 30, 1950 __....... $ 236.07

LuTHERAN CO-OPERATIVE ScHOOL Boarp

Rev. Victor Brucce, Chairman
Rev. E. G. Gress, Secretary
Rev. Paut H. Scumipt

Mr. Cuartes F. ScHMITT

Mr. CuartEs WHEAT

Mr. Grorce BERGMANN

IMMANUEL LUTHERAN COLLEGE, GREENSBORO, N.C.

The College Board of Immanuel Lutheran College, Greens-
boro, N.C., herewith submits its report for the period of 1948

to 1950.
, The Board

During the biennium since the last convention of the Synodical
Conference, changes have occurred in the personnel of the Board.
Pastor Richard P. Meibohm in the fall of 1949 moved to Cleveland.
His unexpired term is being filled by Pastor Fred W. Rockett of
High Point, N.C. The term of Pastor William O. Hill of Yonkers,
N. Y., expired in May, 1949. Because of the rule that members of
the Board “shall live in close proximity to the institution,” Pastor
John Thomas Skinner of Kannapolis, N.C., was appointed in his
place. In February of 1950 Mr. Otto R. Hecht of Norlina, N. C., felt
it necessary to resign his membership on the Board for reasons
of business. At this writing the Board has not yet succeeded in
finding another layman to take his place. During the past biennium
the Board met monthly, except in December.

In the spring of 1949 the Board submitted an overture to the