# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S103
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

Seminaries, and. Colleges - 408

“ee Through the kindness, of the Board of Directors, the. first
floor ‘corridor and’ remaining’ unpainted rooms were brought in’
harmony with the other part. of the building, thus completing. the
task, of painting the entité interior of, Kilian’ Hall. oo :

Science Building
In. order. rto accommodate the. large enrollment, two entirely
The Speech and Beckecning Room: has also been’ enlarged
‘to twice its former size. It will now accommodate 25 students.
* - Dormitory equipment has been increased by the purchase of
additional beds, mattresses, chairs, study | desks, and other neces-
sary equipment: at local expétise, te .

: Concordia Chapel Fund.

The Lutheran Women’s Missionary League of Texas expects
to reach its goal of raising $1,000 in 1944 for the purpose of im-
proving Concordia’s Chapel. Actual refurnishing and redecorating
will be postponed until full value can, be expected for the. money
spent.’
A chapel organ fund, with gifts amounting to $257, has ‘also
been started. ‘The organ is to be used at 9:15 A.M. and 9:00 P. M.
daily to assist our. Lutheran students in reaching the fuller devo-
tional life. . ,
. | Kitchen
Mr. ‘and Mrs. O. E, Schneider of Hamilton, "Tex,,. were ap-
" pointed.as building manager and cook, respectively, by the Board

of Control to replace Mr. and Mrs. Gus Steglich, who felt it neces-
sary to resign the positions. in June, 1942, because ‘of Mrs. Steg- ©
= lich's: failing | health. a

* Concordia Color: Film” , .

‘Good friends of Concordia have paid the entire costs ‘of pro-
“ducing the ‘Concordia’ Movie, the ‘splendid ‘interest builder which
Professor Beto has set up in color movies, and. which is now avail-
‘able to congregations, organizations, -or individuals who have the
necessary’ projection equipment “on, a: cost of showing basis. oo

’ Physical. Education.

: :. Concordia’s. enlarged student: body ‘enables the school to have
ticher and ‘more varied: athletic’ program than in the past. Intra-
tiral ‘softball; volleyball;'touch football; and . basketball leagues
were formed. Tennis: and: ‘ping-pong’ and. boxing tournaments’ were’
held:!: two’ basketball’ teanis have entered the City Recreation
Depertm nt: ‘winter: program, ‘the “a? team 1 winning the city: cham~

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