# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1954_S156
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156 , Proceedings of the Forty-Third Convention,

RECEIPTS
Subsidy from Treasurer, Synodical Conference: .
Budget Budget
1953—54 1954—55
Salaries, Instruction 0. $22,050 $21,375
Library, Lab., V. A. 800 1,100
Administration oS s«,040 900
Plant Operation 10,010 11,496
Income from Academy
Tuition eee eceeee eee 1,215 2,071
Se 450 783
TOTAL RECEIPTS $35,565 $37,725
Total Subsidy from Treasurer,
Synodical Conference __..._..._. $33,900 $34,871

May the Triune God continue to bless the work of Alabama
Lutheran Academy-College, supplying it with consecrated boys:
and girls, and raising up a host of friends who will encourage and
uphold the hands of those who are endeavoring to carry out their
Lord’s command, “Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever
I have commanded you.” All praise to God who has sustained us
during the years past and who promises ever to be with His people!

Immanuel Lutheran College Report

IMMANUEL LUTHERAN COLLEGE, GREENSBORO, N.C.
By the Rev. G. E, Hageman, Chairman

In submitting this report on Immanuel Lutheran College,
Greensboro, N.C., for the past two years it may be stated with
gratitude that the Lord has blessed the work at and for this school
and has kept His protecting hand over it. The college completed
fifty years in the service of the Church, during which, despite
adverse conditions and circumstances, it has been a great blessing
in our Negro work. We pray that the Lord of the Church in the
second half century may grace it with the stature that it deserves.

During the immediate past biennium no great changes have
occurred in the membership of the College Board, which is an
auxiliary of the Missionary Board, except that Pastor R. F. Jenkins
toward the close of 1953 moved to another part of the country and
Pastor Howard Foard of High Point, N.C., was appointed in his
place on the Board. We acknowledge with pleasure the conscien-
tious devotion of Pastor Jenkins during the brief spell that we have
been privileged to work with him in behalf of Immanuel College.
His mature judgment has been of great value.

The College Board met in regular and special sessions during
the biennium. The Executive Secretary of the Missionary Board,
Dr Karl Kurth, attended a number of these board meetings and
gave invaluable assistance.

Since the last convention of the Synodical Conference no
changes have occurred in the faculty. All members of the faculty,
both the professors and the instructors, have faithfully applied
themselves to their several tasks under the leadership of Presi-
dent Kampschmidt. The President has taken opportunities to rep-