# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1920_S27
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uth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1920. 27

Concordia College at Conover, N. C.

(Germ. Rep., pp. 69—71.) -
4917—18 Profs. A. Haentzschel and H. B. Hemmeter
Biner calls. The term was finished with two professors,
? Hunsucker assisting. Rev. O. W. Kreinheder accepted
he presidency in August, 1918. During this term, Student
Edt assisted, and in June, 1919, Candidate C. F. Fredericks
call as assistant professor. The institution was thrice
to the prevalence of influenza.. Enrolment: 56, 62, 58
*d 29 girls) for 1917, 1918, and 1919, respectively. 10 boys
fing for the ministry. Others may yet decide to study
9, a Lutheran Education Society of the Southeast was
‘which has provided considerable money for repairs and
Benses. Recently they acquired a site of 11% acres and are
E combined Mess Hall and Ladies’ Dormitory at a cost
£6,000. Friends have also made possible the purchase of
the library and laboratory. The Board requested another
residence and added provision for library and laboratory.

ACTION.

anted the request for a professor’s residence and ex-
of thanks to the laymen who presented site and building.

mcordia Collegiate Institute at Portland, Oreg.

titution is the property of the Oregon and Washington
Ht has a four-year course. Synod maintains two professors.
H{7, but one new pupil entered the institution. In the’
ars, however, 6 to 9. The total will therefore shortly
al. :
an Education Society has been organized in the District.
is to gain more students for the ministry.

opriations were requested. No action was taken.

Concordia College at Oakland, Cal.
(Germ. Rep., pp. 72. 73.)

Geral, good health prevailed. The institution was closed
owing to influenza. The Lutheran Education Society
is at present providing a well and pump at a cost of
m0. In 1917, the faculty was increased by the addition of
@. Eifert. Prof. Brohm, Sr., and Pastor J. H. Theiss are

gin instruction. June, 1919, the first class to complete
byears’ course was graduated. The extension of the course
z the accreditation of the institution as entitled to tax-
5 The Board requested Synod to vote $200 annually as