# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1938_S354
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854 Miscellaneous Matters

Resolved, That this wreath be placed immediately following the
afternoon session on Thursday, June 23, 1938.

Action of Synod: These resolutions were adopted and car-
ried out. :
Resolutions of Thanks and Appreciation

Upon recommendation of Committee 18, Synod expressed its
appreciation and sincere gratitude to the following:

1) To the essayists, Dr. F. Pfotenhauer, Dr. J.T. Mueller, and
Rev. Paul Schulz, for their timely and instructive papers;

2) To all retiring members of boards and committees who dur-
ing the last three years so diligently labored in behalf of Synod;

3) To the congregations in St. Louis and vicinity and the
various committees which so efficiently provided for the housing
of the convention;

4) To the citizens of the city of St. Louis for the many cour-
tesies extended;

5) Tio the press and news agencies for the space given to the
proceedings of the convention;

6) To the mass chorus of churches in St. Louis and vicinity,
Mr. Walter Wismar, director, and the St. Louis A-Cappella Choir,
Mr. Wm. B. Heyne, director, for the courtesies extended;

7) To the Woodstock Typewriter Company for the generous
loan of typewriters used during the convention;

8) To the A. B. Dick Mimeograph Company for its courtesy in
placing at the convention’s disposal a mimeograph machine;

9) To the Lutheran Laymen’s League for its courtesy in placing
at the disposal of the Convention Committee its office facilities;

10) To Geo. Kilgen &°Son, Inc., for the use of the organ used
at the convention; ,

11) To the American Seating Company for the use of its altar;

12) To the Architectural Bronze Studio, Inc., for the use of its
altar cross;

13) To the Postmaster of St. Louis for services rendered the
convention.
Resolutions of Condolence

Upon the recommendation of Committee 18, Synod passed the
following resolutions of condolence:

Wuereas, The Lord of the Church has deemed it wise to trans-
late from the Church Militant to the Church Triumphant the souls
of the following venerable leaders: Prof. J. T. Link, Seward, Nebr.;
Prof. R. W. Heintze, Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Mo.; the Fourth