# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1926_S256 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 942 Proceedings of Thirty-Third Regular Convention, thatthe various Districts be urged likewise to elect Standing Sub- sidiary Press Committees, which are to assist Synod’s Central Press Committee in its work. ’ We finally recommend that Synod’s Committee on Nominations, in presenting the names of candidates for the standing Central Press Committee, take under consideration men who have gathered ex- perience in the service of the American Lutheran Publicity Bureau. These recommendations of the Committee were adopted. _ Communion Wine. (German Report, p. 335.) Overture 11, from a conference in Argentina, requested Synod definitely to state whether anything else than fermented wine may be used in Holy Communion. On recommendation of Committee 22 this overture was referred to the faculty of Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, for its opinion in the matter with instructions to notify the brethren in Argentina of its opinion. - Vacation for the President. (German Report, p. 335.) Report of Committee 22. - Your Committee urges Synod, upon unanimous recommendation of the lay delegates of this convention, to adopt the following reso- lution: — Wuenreas, The venerable President of Synod, Dr. F. Pfotenhauer, has, by the grace of God, served Synod untiringly and faithfully for many years; therefore be it Resolved: — a) That Dr. Pfotenhauer be granted a sixty-day vacation ; b) That no restriction be made as to how, when, or where he shall make use of this vacation; c) That we urge him to accept, and make use of, this vacation ag an expression of our appreciation of his services; ad) That we wish him God’s blessing in all his work as well as on his vacation trip. — Adopted. Emblem Commemorating the Declaration of Independence. (German Report, p. 336.) Report of Committee 22. The committee recommends concerning Overture 65 on a proper emblem commemorative of the one hundred and fiftieth. anniversary of the Declaration of Independence that Synod take no official action in the matter of emblems. . i The recommendation was adopted.