# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1929_S39 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) Ev. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1929. 89 The enrolment during the past three years was as follows: — 1926—1927: Missouri Synod ............... 228 Other synods .................. 23 251 1927-1928: Missouri Synod ............... 209 Other synods ................. 19 228 1928—1929: Missouri Synod ............... 200 Other synods .................. 17 217 In 1926 Synod granted our institution a heating-plant, a dormi- tory, and an Administration Building and placed the remodeling of ‘Building No.1 in the hands of the Board of Directors. The heating-plant was erected. The dormitory will have been completed when Synod convenes in June. The Board of Directors ‘did not see its way clear to permit the erection of the Administration Building, nor was any action taken with regard to the remodeling of Building No. 1. It might be mentioned that the equipment for the new dormitory was made possible through the generosity of individuals and con- gregations, particularly of the Central Illinois District. We trust that Synod will unhesitatingly grant our request again to appropriate the necessary funds for an Administration Building, grant the two dwellings asked for, and see the wisdom of making . provision for another dormitory instead of spending some $40,000 for the rehabilitation of the obsolete Building No. 1. Menmoniat or Cenrrat Iuuwors Disrriot. The Central Illinois District presented a memorial to Synod asking for a reappropriation of $179,000 for a new Administration Building and to place this appropriation first on the list of all appro- priations for new buildings. St. Martin’s Congregation of Winfield, - Kans., presented a memorial requesting the removal of the Springfield Seminary to St. Louis. Resolved : — 1. To appropriate $179,000 for an Administration Building. Action. 2. To appropriate $10,000 for repairs in Building No. 1. 3. Inasmuch as Synod has already decided upon a building- program for our seminary at Springfield, we consider the matter of moving the Springfield Seminary as disposed of.