# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1926_S50
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50 Proceedings of Thirty-Third Regular Convention,

for a professor’s residence and an additional professor as soon as it
becomes necessary. The following itemized estimate shows what fur-
nishings are needed: —

1, Three classrooms: 80 desks ............... ran $ 560.00
3 teachers’ desks and chairs ...............0 0.0008 90.00

2. -Lecture-rooms: 50 chairs 1.0.00... 6. cece cee eee ees 350.00
3. Chapel: 150 folding-chairs ............ 0... c cece eee eee 525.00
Pian oo cee ee ee cee nett b eee e eee —

4. College Commons: Suite and chairs ...............60006- 300.00
5. Library: 30 library chairs ............ 6... cece eee ees 150.00
2 B-foot tables... 0. cee ee eee teens 60.00

6. Dining-room: 40 dining-room chairs .................06. 160.00
' Dining-room tables ........ 0.00 ccc c eee eee neers 75.00

7. Kitchen: Stove ........... 0. cee eee ee eee ee pe eee eee 175.00
Refrigeration .......... 6... c cece cece eee eee e eens 900.00

2 tables ...... cece cele ec ee eee eens eee 25.00.

Dishes and utensils ............0. 0-0 c eee eee eee 100.00

8; Chemistry and Physics Laboratory .................0005- 500.00
9. Students’ rooms: 40 study chairs ......-........ re 160.00
20 study tables ............... re Lee eee eee 340.00

42 beds (Murphy) ..........0 0b eee e eee eae Lees 2,250.00

10. Conditioning the grounds for the next three years. < Leeeee 1,700.00
1l. Sidewalks for Kilian Hall ................0. 0.000. 250.00
12. Graveled roads .....-... 0... c cece eae be eeee eee eae 1,000.00
Total .. 0. ccc ccc cee cece eee >... $10,000.00

Nore. ~— These estimates were given us by Mr. Harvey P. Smith, architect.

Resolved: — Action.

1. To approve the expenditure of $13,194 for land and buildings.

2. To permit the preliminary education of students who plan to
become teachers. ‘

8. To approve the excess expenditure of 81, 500 for steel- roof con-
struction.

4, To request the Board of Control to get along, if at all possible,
with the present buildings for the next three years.

5. To authorize the Board of Directors to make temporary pro-
vision for students who cannot be housed in the present buildings.

6. To allow up to $10,000 for furnishings.

Concordia Seminary, Porto Alegre, Brazil, South America.
(Report of the Board of Control. Condensed.:— German Report, p. 82.)

In 1924, 51 students attended the institution; 7 graduated into
the ministry in December, 1924, and 8 in December, 1925. The pres-
ent class numbers 13 and will graduate December, 1927. The Pro-
seminary class enrolled in March, 1924, numbers 16. The students
are poor; only five are able to pay their own board. The faculty