# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1941_S47
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Seminaries and Colleges. — Individual Institutions - 47

For Library
For Health Service
For Physical Examination, if Synod requests these,

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$1.50 per student nn 600.00

For Physical Education . 600.00
For Laboratory —----------s------esceeecessnc eect 700.00 az
——— $3,700.00 4
Total outlay for the above —....----.--------cen $11,500.00 i
The amount which we propose to carry through stu- 4
dent fees, donations, etc. —...-.---—---------- 7,800.00 fi
Respectfully requested of Syd onan sneeea enna eeceeeeeeeeee eect $3,700.00 |
Acknowledgments ‘|

We wish to acknowledge with sincerest thanks all advice and
help rendered us in our work through the services of the President
of Synod and Synod’s Board of Directors, Board for Higher Educa-
tion, and Electoral College. We desire, furthermore, to express
our deep appreciation to the congregations and the ladies’ aids of
the Michigan and Northern Illinois Districts for their kind con-
tributions toward our Student Employment and Commissary Funds;
to the C. T.C. Ladies’ Auxiliary and the Concordia Men’s Club for
their continued faithful and generous support; to the Lutheran
Laymen’s League for their annual scholarship award; to the
various individuals, who, especially during the past year, have
contributed so kindly toward necessary additional classroom and
teaching equipment; to all who have supported the institution with
their time, their gifts, and their prayers; and, finally, to all parents
who are entrusting to us their children to train them for service

in our schools. .
Memorials

A number of other recommendations and requests by our
faculty and board are presented in separate memorials.

Conclusion

In concluding our report, we wish to plead with every member
of our beloved Synod to give earnest attention to the Christian
education of our youth; to make every effort to help enroll a larger
number of devoted Christian students at River Forest; and to in-
- clude Concordia, its students, its faculty, and its board in his

daily prayers.
THe Boarp OF CONTROL OF CONCORDIA TEACHERS’ COLLEGE,

River Forest, Ii.

Ernest T. Lams, Chairman A. W. Bartuine, Secretary

Report of Committee 1
Committee 1 recommends that the ‘items listed above under
“Requests” be referred to the Board of Directors to be executed
according to the rules of Synod.

Action of Synod: This recommendation was adopted.