# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1929_S42
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42 Proceedings of Thirty-Fourth Regular Convention,

of property out of the campus upon which a beautiful church edifice,
together with a Christian day-school, is to be erected in the near
future by this congregation. Not only will this church enhance the _ -
beauty of our property, but it will also provide a convenient and 3
suitable place of worship for the students. There will be three school- “
rooms, with all equipment necessary for a permanent training-school
for our students. This will make available much-needed room at the
college, the present training-school, which will provide an excellent
room for a chemistry laboratory. The present laboratory can then
be used for much-needed library purposes. Two training-teachers °
salaried by the congregation will be provided. The great advantage
gained through these arrangements we appreciate more highly when
we consider that, while in other instances Synod had to provide for —
a training-school at its own expense or help a congregation building
a church large enough to accommodate our students and our faculty,
the congregation in this case pays Synod~$20,000 for the property

. Resolved: — Action.

_ 1. To authorize the following appropriations: a. Grading, road-

ways, electric wiring, $3,679.26*; b. organs and pianos, $12,245.24+;

c. Visuola, $360; d. heating-plant (three boilers), $8,000*; e. oil-
burning equipment, $3,500.

2. To adopt the following form approving the sale of a part of .
the campus to Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church: —

Resolved, That the action of the Board of Directors of this
Synod, in selling, transferring, and conveying to Grace Evangelical
Lutheran Church of Oak Park, Ill, a religious corporation, of that
piece, or parcel, of ground— located on the southwest corner of Division
Street and Bonnie Brae, in River Forest, Cook County, IIL, fronting
two hundred (200) feet on the south side of Division Street, and two »
hundred fifty (250) feet on the west side of Bonnie Brae, described by -
meets and bounds as follows: Beginning at a point on the lot line
where Division Street and Bonnie Brae meet at the southwest corner
of the intersection, running on said lot line along the west line of
Bonnie Brae to a point two hundred fifty (250) feet south, thence
west and parallel with the south line of Division Street two hundred
(200) feet, thence north and parallel with the west line of Bonnie
Brae two hundred fifty (250) feet to the south line of Division Street;
thence east along the south line of Division Street two hundred (200).
feet to the place of beginning, situated in Block two (2) in Bogne’s
Addition to Oak Park, a subdivision of the east half (E%) of the

* Appropriated in part in 1926. Appropriated in 1926,