# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1920_S19
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4 gynod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1920. 19

‘“1¢ appreciating the generosity of the Chicago brethren,
Ey by an. almost unanimous vote, to leave the Seminary
, Prhe offer of the St. Louis congregations was accepted
Ps hould this amount, however, prove insufficient for an
. ‘the Board of Directors was empowered to act in the
nod. The following resolution was also passed: Re-
ver the Board of Directors to sell or otherwise dispose
inary property in St. Louis.
d Classes. — An elective year for graduates was
the adverse recommendation of the Committee had
Division of classes was ordered in Dogmatics, Ex-
Matics, and Catechetics. After rejecting the adverse
of the Committee, Synod voted'to introduce a cor-
arse. Necessary instruction in missionary methods,
cal hints for traveling missionaries, for conducting
sand Sunday-schools, was ordered given in the regular
al theology and in a course of special lectures, some
d by pastors in the active ministry. More adequate
g under the supervision of the professors is to be
e students, and printed manuals are to’ supplant
dictation. The recommendation that students be dili-
Rito do original work was tabled. Adequate provision
ade for those students who cannot follow the German
profit. The credit system is to be extended to the

Faculty. — Four additional professorships were
‘member of the enlarged faculty is to serve as Dean.
be to attend to the registration of the students,
: during their stay at the Seminary, carry on the cor-

mate’ Fund, etc., as outlined in a set of resolutions drawn
ited by the faculty. Owing to the congested condition
y; Synod declined to authorize the appointment of a

EAfe.— During the lecture seasons, students are to be
a engaging in secular occupations. Really poor stu-
upported. Synod by resolution expressed the desire

ry, the students of St. Louis assist in churches

Attey Separatinc Gross CauroH PROPERTY FROM
& Synon’s Property at Sr. Louis, Mo.

blved to make the alley separating Synod’s property
; oly Cross Church, ‘St. Louis, a public. alley and to
@ land required by the city ordinances in the expec-

congregation in question which is benefited thereby
arising therefrom.

foncerning supply students (vicars), manage the In-.

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