The Lutheran Pioneer St. Louis — 1925, Page 29

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Receipts, $1,159.12.

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fessors; 1 assistant; 1 matron.

,496.83. — Luther Colle,

Receipts, $5

Receipts, $146.35. — Alabama Luther College: 24 students; 2 pro

Immanuel Lutheran College: 121 students; 5 professors; 1 matron.

Items of Missionary Interest.

A VALUABLE Series or ARTICLES. — We call
our reader’s particular attention to the first of a
series of articles on the Negro which appears in this
number of the Pioneer. We hope our readers will
carefully read these articles of Pastor Schwehn as
they will appear from month to month in our
columns., By doing so, they will gain an insight
into the spiritual, social, and physical condition of
the American freedmen such as they have never
before been able to obtain at the hands of one who
judges the situation from the standpoint of a con-
servative Lutheran. Pastor Schwehn worked for
years in the Negro Mission field and therefore is
able to speak from actual observation and expe-
rience.

St. Puire’s CoLtorep Mission, PHILADELPHIA.
Several weeks ago the Public Journal of Philadel-
phia, a Negro periodical, brought a column of
reading-matter about our young missionary, Rev.
P. Trumpoldt, of St. Philip’s and his work in that
city. Among other things it also gave a full synop-
sis of Pastor Trumpoldt’s sermon of the Sunday
previous. Pastor Trumpoldt has been in the service
since last August. .

A Bunou or Brier News Items. — The Church
of Our Savior, Norwood, O., contributed the sum of
$1,361 for the purchase and improvement of the
Negro Mission plant in Cincinnati. — The students
of our seminary at Springfield collected for the

Negro Chapel Building Fund.— The Macedonian

brings the report in its last issue that the students
at St. Louis gathered almost $105 for the new Negro.
chapel in St. Louis. — Afissionary Lawrence Meyer,
who has been here on furlough for the past year,
returned to China, his field of labor. He sailed
from San Francisco on January 3.— The mother
of Superintendent Geo. A. Schmidt died two hours
after her son’s arrival in Chicago, January 3, and
was buried January 6.— Rev. W. J. H. Wedig, who
was Called to a professorship at Immanuel Lutheran
College, has definitely declined the call. — A report
has reached the editorial offices of the PronEER that
Rev. W. O. Hill was married several months ago to
Miss Violet Dignan of Grace Church, Greensboro,
N.C. Rev. Hill is the efficient pastor of our colored
mission at Yonkers, N.Y. God bless bride and
bridegroom richly ! — Rev. Andrew Schulze, the
young missionary in charge of the colored mission

at Springfield, Ill, recently moved into the reno-
vated parsonage. — Rev. Et. H. Wildgrube, who had
an urgent call to South America, has decided to