# The Lutheran Pioneer_St. Louis_1932_S167 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) Big _ the Sunday-school; THE LUTHERAN PIONEER 165 eee to removals to parts unknown.- The day-school has an enrolment of 46; the-‘Sunday-school, 39. Prop- erty: Chapel-school. 27. Tilden. Founded in 1916. Missionary: J. V. Thompson. ‘The’ congregation numbers 79 souls (decrease of 33), 52 communicants and % vot- ing members. ‘The day-school has an enrolment of 46; the Sunday-school, 60. -Property: Chapel- school, parsonage, teacherage. 28. Ingomar. Founded in 1919. Missionary: J. V. Thompson. ‘The: congregation numbers 28 souls (increase of 4), 22communicant and 7 voting members. ‘The day-school has an enrolment of 22; 43.* Property: Chapel-school and teacherage. its i 29. Ackerville:*‘Founded in 1926. Missionary: J. V. Thompson. The congregation numbers 60 souls (increase of 10), 36°communicant and 9 vot- ing members. The day-school has an enrolment of 25; the Sunday-school, 30. Property: Chapel- school. 30. Maplesville. Founded in 1927. Missionary: De Witt Robinson. The congregation numbers 38 souls (increase of 2), 24 communicant and 6 voting members. The day-school has an enrolment of 25; the Sunday-school, 30. The chapel-school has not yet been erected because of inability to buy land. 31. Kings Landing. Founded in 1926. Mis- sionary: De Witt Robinson. The congregation numbers 64 souls (decrease of 27), 41 communi- cant and 10 voting members. The day-school has an enrolment of 26; the Sunday-school, 49. Prop- erty: Chapel-school and parsonage. 82. Pensacola, Fla. Founded in 1924. Mis- sionary: I. S. Holness. The congregation num- bers 55 souls (increase of 14), 16 communicant and 5 voting members. The day-school has an enrolment of 18; the Sunday-school, 40. A fine site has been bought for $750. Chapel-school not yet erected. 83. Bashi. Founded October 31, 1929. Mis- sionary: P. R. Hunt. The congregation numbers 52 souls (increase of 13), 24 communicant and 8 voting members. The day-school has an enrol- ment of 83; the Sunday-school, 41. Property: Chapel-school, erected in 1932 at’a cost of $1,300. 84. Vineland. First services in August, 1931. School and church conducted in school-building erected by the community about twelve years ago. Class on Palm Sunday: 64 by confirmation and Baptism. The day-school has an enrolment of 27; the Sunday-school, 69. The congregation has 31 communicant and 10 voting members. Missionary: P. R. Hunt. and Summary: — Thirty-four. ‘congregations preaching-stations. Souls: 2,684. Communicants: 1,464. Voting members: “348. Sunday-school scholars: 1,558. Day-school pupils: 1,182. Alabama Luther College, Selma. A high and normal school for Lutherans -only. Founded in 1922. President: Prof. R. 0.,L. Lynn. Faculty: One professor and three lady teachers besides the president, all colored. Enrolment the past year: 49. Graduates in last two years: 3 normal students; 2 boys for Greensboro. -Total enrolment during biennium: 104. Changes. — By resolution of the Board in ple- nary session after Easter, 1932, the school is to be reduced to the eighth and ninth grades and to be in charge of two teachers. Male students are to board with people in the city. This will obviate the necessity of building a boys’ dormitory, two additional classrooms, a library and reading-room, furnishing laboratory equipment, etc. Properly. — Administration Building, contain- ing three classrooms and an auditorium; girls’ dormitory; boys’ dormitory; two-room day-school building; thirteen acres of land. Pastors and Professors. Left the Service. Wm. Wolff, Mobile, Ala.; accepted a call to Alsace. Entered the Service. 1. Peter R. Hunt, graduate of Immanuel Lu- theran College; was installed at Bashi, Ala., in July, 1931. 2. Henry W. Grigsby, graduate of Immanuel Lutheran College; was installed at Atmore, Ala., in December, 1931. New Buildings. 1. Birmingham, Ala.