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der Ev.⸗Luth. Synodalkonferenz von Nordamerika. 1924. 69

deaconesses has prompted the Association to pass the following resolu-
tion at its annual meeting: To open a summer school at Watertown,
Wis., which shall offer instruction in the following branches: parish-
mission work, institutional mission work, social service work. The
instruction will be both theoretical and practical. The Association
makes urgent appeals for financial assistance.

Verſchiedenes.

Ein telegraphiſch eingelaufener Gruß der Immanuel Lutheran
Conference wurde dankbar entgegengenommen, und P. F. J. Lankenau
wurde beauftragt, ihn zu erwidern.

Zum Referenten für die Verſammlung im Jahre 1926 wurde
Prof. J. Ph. Köhler erwählt, zu ſeinem Erſatzmann Prof. W. Henkel.
Die Wahl des Gegenſtandes bleibt dem Referenten überlaſſen. Eine
Einladung zur Einquartierung lag nicht vor, iſt aber baldigſt erwünſcht.

Der Dank der Synodalkonferenz wurde votiert: dem Referenten
für ſeine erbauliche Arbeit; dem Vorkomitee, das ſeit Dienstag faſt ohne
Unterbrechung mit großem Fleiß gearbeitet hatte; der St. Pauls⸗
gemeinde zu Napoleon und ihrem Paſtor für die überaus freundliche
Bewirtung.

Zum Berichterſtatter für die „Miſſionstaube“ wurde P. O. Lübke
erwählt, für den Pioneer P. A. Hardt, für den „Lutheraner“ und das
„Gemeindeblatt“ P. W. Hönecke, für den Northwestern Lutheran und
den Lutheran Witness der Sekretär.

Es wurde beſchloſſen, die Regel, die Verſammlung mit einem
Gottesdienſt am Montagabend zu ſchließen, zu ſuspendieren und am
Montagmittag zu ſchließen.

Kaſſenbericht.

Einnahme.

Beſtand am 14. Auguſt 1922 ........................ $ 50.96
1. September 1922. Vom Kaſſierer der Miſſouriſynode ........ 160.00
12. September 1922. Vom Kaſſierer der Wisconſinſynode ...... 32.00
                                                           $242.96

Ausgabe.

29. Auguſt 1922. Reiſekoſten P. H. M. Zorns ................ $ 3.95
29. Auguſt 1922. Reiſekoſten Prof. L. Fürbringers ........... 17.79
26. September 1922. Concordia Publishing House: Für Schreib⸗
    material ............................................. 9.54
    Für einen Lutheriſchen Kalender ........................ .12
                                                           $ 31.40
    Kaſſenbeſtand am 14. Auguſt 1924 ...................... 211.56
                                                           $242.96

A. Grütt, Kaſſierer.

CERTIFICATE OF AUDIT.

To whom it may concern: —

This is to certify that our books show a balance of $211.56 to the
credit of A. Gruett, Treasurer of the Ev. Luth. Synodical Conference, on
the close of business, August 14, 1924.

H. F. TEWES, Assistant Cashier.

of the Ev. Luth. Synodical Conference of North America. 1924. 69

[Printed in English.]

deaconesses has prompted the Association to pass the following resolu-
tion at its annual meeting: To open a summer school at Watertown,
Wis., which shall offer instruction in the following branches: parish-
mission work, institutional mission work, social service work. The
instruction will be both theoretical and practical. The Association
makes urgent appeals for financial assistance.

Miscellaneous.

A greeting from the Immanuel Lutheran Conference that arrived by telegraph was received with thanks, and Pastor F. J. Lankenau was commissioned to reply to it.

Prof. J. Ph. Köhler was elected essayist [Referent] for the convention in the year 1926, with Prof. W. Henkel as his alternate. The choice of subject is left to the essayist. An invitation for lodging was not at hand, but is desired soon.

The thanks of the Synodical Conference [Synodalkonferenz] were voted: to the essayist for his edifying work; to the preliminary committee, which had worked with great diligence almost without interruption since Tuesday; to St. Paul's congregation at Napoleon and its pastor for the exceedingly kind hospitality.

Pastor O. Lübke was elected reporter for the "Missionstaube" [Mission Dove], Pastor A. Hardt for the Pioneer, Pastor W. Hönecke for the "Lutheraner" and the "Gemeindeblatt," and the Secretary for the Northwestern Lutheran and the Lutheran Witness.

It was resolved to suspend the rule of closing the convention with a service on Monday evening and to close on Monday noon.

Treasurer's Report.

Receipts.

Balance on 14 August 1922 ........................ $ 50.96
1 September 1922. From the treasurer of the Missouri Synod ........ 160.00
12 September 1922. From the treasurer of the Wisconsin Synod ...... 32.00
                                                           $242.96

Disbursements.

29 August 1922. Travel expenses of Pastor H. M. Zorn ................ $ 3.95
29 August 1922. Travel expenses of Prof. L. Fürbringer ........... 17.79
26 September 1922. Concordia Publishing House: For writing
    materials ............................................. 9.54
    For a Lutheran calendar ............................... .12
                                                           $ 31.40
    Cash balance on 14 August 1924 ....................... 211.56
                                                           $242.96

A. Grütt, Treasurer.

CERTIFICATE OF AUDIT. [Printed in English.]

To whom it may concern: —

This is to certify that our books show a balance of $211.56 to the
credit of A. Gruett, Treasurer of the Ev. Luth. Synodical Conference, on
the close of business, August 14, 1924.

H. F. TEWES, Assistant Cashier.