LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1917, Page 25

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Ev. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1917. . 25

ST. JOHN’S COLLEGE AT WINFIELD, KANS.

The Board of Supervision reported in substance: —

The Lord has been with us and blessed us and blessed our work
’ in every respect. The number of students preparing for the ministry
. has increased. The new dormitory granted us by the last Synod
~ has been erected, and the old building has been remodeled into
“a satisfactory lecture-hall. Through the kind help of our fellow-
Christians we were also enabled to build a gymnasium.

While St. John’s College, like all our synodical Colleges, aims
primarily to prepare young men for the ministry, it, in addition,
offers an academic course to girls, and besides conducts a Business
Department. This Department, whilst under the control of the
‘Board of Supervision and the Director, is conducted without any ex-
pense to Synod; in fact, the sum of $250 was paid in the past three
years into the synodical treasury as rent for the use of certain
rooms. The enrolment at present is: Pupils in the College course,
109 (including 9 girls); pupils in the Business Department, 36 (in-
“eluding 16 girls).

Locat Casp Receipts.
(From September, 1914, to March, 1917.)
Tuition from College students .............0..0 000 cen $1283.00

Tuition in Business Department .................... $4003.29
Receipts from Legacies.
SteJohn’s Endowment Fund: — -
Bird “Legacy ....... 0... cece eee eee $200.00
Wilkening Legacy ............0....0.00004. 250.00
Baker-Baden Legacy ............... eee eee 200.00
$650.00
_ St. John’s Indigent Students’ Fund: —
Baker-Baden Legacy ........ 00.0.0 ..0 ccc cee eee 200.00
$850.00

ACTION.

Acting upon the request of the Board and the recommendation

of the Committee, Synod created a sixth full professorship for this

institution, appropriated $5,000 for the residence of the Director,

and increased the rent-allowance from $16.66 to $25.00 per month

for each of the four professors. Synod declined to begin at the °
- present time with fhe building of professors’ residences.

CONCORDIA COLLEGE AT CONOVER, N.C.

The Board reported a present enrolment of 52, with 12 young
men preparing for the ministry (these coming from the States of
North Carolina, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New Jersey).
‘Necessary improvements and repairs have been made in all build-
ings, so that they are now in good condition. The campus was im-
proved and a new well drilled. Through the kindness of a local