# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1935_S217
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

mation of a separate District for the Southern territory, comprising
for the first the States of North and South Carolina; and in case the
English District grants this request, we herewith ‘

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“Petition the Synod in session in 1935 to authorize the creating and
establishing of such a District.
“Respectfully submitted : —
(Signed.) “Firgt Lutheran Church, Asheville, N.C,

H. F. Meyer, Pastor; G.M. Moser, President,

St. Stephen’s Church, Hickory, N.C.

J. L. Summers, Pastor; G. R. Herman, Secretary.
Ebenezer Church, Greensboro, N.C,

R. DB. Screr, Pastor;. W. M. Polk, Secretary,
Mount Calvary Church, Charlotte, N.C, .

LF, Frerking, Pastor; ¥, Q. Stroupe, Secretary.
Concordia Church, Conover, N.C.

G. BD. Mennen, Pastor; J. A. Isenhouer, ‘President.
St. John’s Church, Conover, N.C,

F. W. Rockett, Pastor; D.P. Smith, Secretary.
Salem and St. Paul’s Churches, Taylorville, N.C.

R. B. Mennen, Pastor; H, Burke, Secretary.

Christ Church, Hickory, N.C.
. F. A. Freed, Pastor.
Bethel Church, Claremont, N.C.
W. P. Hunsucker, Pastor; John Hoke, Secretary,

St. Peter’s Church, Conover, N.C.
W.P. Hunsuceker, Pastor; LL, Hoke, Secretary.

“The Committee on Petitions and Resolutions recommended that
this petition be granted and that the English District wish these
brethren the richest blessings of Almighty God.

“This recommendation was adopted.”

Respectfully submitted to the Hon. Synod for favorable action

as requested. ° THe Sourueasrern District Conrerenor
October, 1934, OF THE EncuisH District, Missourr Synop.
Taylorsville, N.C. Paut A. Bortack, Secretary.

Report of Committee 15: —

From the communications read to the convention relative to the
forming of a new District in the Southeast, the Committee is of the
opinion: that .the petition for the creation of q separate District in
the Southeast is- premature, ,

Your “Committee therefore recommends that the petition be
declined and the entire matter be referred back to the petitioners for
reconsideration.

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