# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S195 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) gladness.” The election of permanent officers had the follow- results: President: Mrs, Otto Schmitt, St. Louis, Mo.; First Vice- sident: Mrs. H. W. Lembke, San Leandro, Calif.; Second Vice- “President: Miss Gertrude H. Ressmeyer, Baltimore, Md.; Record- ‘ing Secretary: Mrs. Walter Widman, Waterloo, Iowa; Correspond- ing Secretary: Mrs. Raymond Roehrkasse, Grand Island, Nebr.; Financial Secretary: Mrs. A. C. Hass, Topeka, Kans.; Treasurer: Mrs. A. H. Meitler, Enid, Okla.; Pastoral Counselors: Revs. R. H, cc. Meyer, O. Fedder, W. C. Birkner. *. 11, The Counselors are of the opinion that ‘the resolutions of ‘Synod pertaining to effecting a women’s organization have been carried out and that the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League . offers a large and important part of Synod’s membership a desir- petition with, but in support of, the work of the local congregation and' of the church at large. The attitude of the officers of ‘the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League and of the entire member- ship has consistently been co-operative and appreciative. We “ recommend that Synod express its pleasure that the Lutheran “Women’s Missionary League has been’ organized and pledge the _ League sympathetic support in carrying out its program and at- taining its stated objectives. Tus SyNopicaL PastoraL CouNnsELORS R. H. C. Mryer, Chairman Jutrus DeckMaNn Oscar Fepper A. H. SEMMANN | W. C. Brrkner, Secretary e ACTION Concerning this report, Committee 2 submitted the following resolution, which was adopted: Resolved, That Synod express its pleasure that the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League has been organized and pledge the League its sympathetic support in carrying out the League’s pro- gram and attaining its stated objectives. ; Report of the Army and Navy Commission (Memorial 404) ' The Pearl Harbor assault changed many things in the world and. in the Church. When that assault took place, the work of your Army and ‘Navy Commission was well organized, and we - were quite well prepared ‘to.serve our men in a spiritual: way. 7 The work had to be very much expanded and we have given: . able opportunity for helping to build the Kingdom, not in com- | Missions _ 196 ‘