The Lutheran Pioneer St. Louis — 1932, Sheet 167

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THE LUTHERAN PIONEER

(no increase), 29 communicant and 3 voting mem-
bers. The day-school has an enrolment of 27; the
Sunday-school, 17. Property: Chapel-school.

12. Midway. Founded in 1916. Missionary:
C. D. Peay. The congregation numbers 75 souls
(increase of 13), 36 communicant and 8 voting
members. The day-school has an enrolment of 25;
the Sunday-school, 40. Property: Chapel-school.

13. Rock West. Founded in 1924. Missionary:
C. D. Peay. The congregation numbers 102 souls
(increase of 14), 41 communicant and 10 voting
members. The day-school has an enrolment of 52;
the Sunday-school, 53. Property: Chapel-school,
erected in 1931 for $1,200.

14. Catherine. Founded in 1929. Missionary:
C. D. Peay. The congregation numbers 78 souls

Alabama Lutheran Academy, Selma, Ala.

(increase of 22), 52 communicant and 11 voting
members. The day-school has an enrolment of 48;
the Sunday-school, 53. Property: Chapel-school.

15. Tinela. Founded in 1916. Missionary:
W. J. Tervalon. The congregation numbers 115
souls (decrease of 1), 59 communicant and 11 vot-
ing members. The day-school has an enrolment
of 31; the Sunday-school, 45. Property: Chapel-
school and parsonage. ;

16. Buena Vista. Founded in 1916. Mis-
sionary: W. J. Tervalon. The congregation num-
bers 127 souls (decrease of 5), 75 communicant
and 13 yoting members. ‘The day-school has an
enrolment of 43; the Sunday-school, 56. Prop-
erty: Chapel-school and teacherage. |

1%. Vredenburgh. Founded in 1916. Mis-
sionary: W. J. Tervalon. The congregation num-
bers 67 souls (increase of 18), 36 communicant
_ and 13 yoting members. The day-school has an
enrolment of 30; the Sunday-school, 50. Prop-

erty: Chapel-school and teacherage, rebuilt in 1930
for $1,500.

18. Holy Ark. Founded in 1922. Missionary:
A. Dominick. The congregation numbers 87 souls
(increase of 7), 50 communicanit and 15 voting
members. The day-school has an enrolment of 35;
the Sunday-school, 42. Property: Chapel-school.

19. Joffre. Founded in 1917. Missionary:
A. Dominick. The congregation numbers 37 souls
(increase of 3), 20 communicant and 8 voting
members. The day-school has an enrolment of 13;
the Sunday-school, 31. Property: Chapel-school.

20. Tuskegee. Missionary Dominick conducts

services at the U.S. Veterans’ Hospital. Atten-
dance, 100.
21. Birmingham. Founded in 1920. Mis-

sionary: W. T. Eddleman. ‘The congre-
gation numbers 86 souls (increase of 1),
63 communicant and 16 voting members.
The day-school has an enrolment of 38;
the Sunday-school, 46. Property: Chapel-
school, erected in 1930 for $20,000.

22. Selma. Founded in 1920. Mis-
sionary: H. J. Lehman. The congregation
numbers 136 souls (decrease of 63), 80 com-
municant and 14 voting members. The
Sunday-school has an enrolment of 60. Ser-
vices are held in the auditorium of A. L. C.

23. Last Selma. Subsidized by the col-
ored congregations of Alabama.. School and
services are conducted in a rented hall.
Missionary: H. J. Lehman. ‘The congregation
numbers 43 souls, 22 communicant and 7 voting
members. The day-school has an enrolment of 30;
the Sunday-school, 46.

_ 24. Mobile. Founded in 1925. Missionary:
A. Dreier. The congregation numbers 103 souls
(decrease of 9), 53 communicant and 17 voting
members. The day-school has an enrolment of 26;
the Sunday-school, 53. Property: Chapel-school.

25. Montrose. First services held in February,
1930. Regular work begun in July, 1930. Mis-
sionary: A. Dreier. The congregation numbers 51
souls, 20 communicant and 5 voting members. The
day-school has an enrolment of 35; the Sunday-

school, 45. School and services are conducted in
a rented hall.
26. Atmore. Founded in 1925. Missionary:

H. W. Grigsby. The congregation numbers 53 souls
(decrease of 59), 26 communicant and 9 voting
members. The decrease in members is due mainly