# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S145
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eran school. The flexibility of the program makes it easily pos-

environments. in which our schools are located. It would fill a need
also where no school exists.

/ “2, It is‘our hope that the present sponsors and promoters will
continue their work until any other arrangement they might desire
can be carefully planned in order to insure permanency and ‘con-
; tinuity of the program”; and
“‘Wuereds, The Cleveland Lutheran Teachers’ Conference on
* February 4, 1944, passed the following resolution:

Ohio, and Other States in General Convention assembled give at-
tention to the work being done by the Lutheran Boys and Girls of
. ‘Arnerica and that such work be recognized and from henceforth
a’ be undertaken and supported by the Synod.in any manner it deems

congregations of Synod”; and

Christian Education and Synod’s Board for Young People’s Work
.did meet on February 20, 1943, and approve the objectives of the
Lutheran Boys and Girls of America arid passed a resolution ex-
tending a hearty vote of thanks to. the. Lutheran Business Men’s
‘Club of Greater Cleveland for sponsoring this worthy project; and
Wuereas, Favorable action has also been taken by the following
‘organizations: . \

Greater Chicago Lutheran Teachers’ Conference,

Northern Illinois District Walther League, 18th annual con-

vention,

‘ Ohio District Walther League,

Seminar Group of Lutheran Teachers in Service (summer ses-

sion at Concordia College, 1943),

Board of Christian Education of the Eastern District; and

Wuengas, The News-Sentinel of Fort Wayne, Ind., did on Mon-

day, June 21, 1943, give front-page publicity to this project under

_the heading “Lutheran Meeting to Consider Juvenile Delinquency

Problem”; ‘and \

WHEREAS, The Cleveland News, daily newspaper, did see fit to

publicize this project in prominent space with large headline and

photographs in their issue of Saturday, February 5, 1944; and

_ | Wuereas, The Lutheran Business Men’s Club of Greater Cleve-
land has realized the merits of this organization and has sponsored:

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“sible to fit it into the varying needs of the different localities and |

“Resolved that the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of ‘Missouri, i

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_advisable, in order that the benefits may, be made. available to all

Wuereas, A joint committee representing Synod’s Board. of

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. this project for two years in supplying educational ‘ahd ‘helpful _

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