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LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1923, Page 50
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50 Proceedings of Thirty-Second Regular Meeting,
Executive Secretary of. the School
(Germ. Rep., p. 155.)
The Pastoral Conference ‘of the Northern Tlinoig District
tioned Synod to abolish the office of Executive Secretary ang to «
the various functions of this office to other officials,
The committee reported that
Board.
ce as nécessary
schools. Hereupon Synod resolved to continue the Office,
tunity was given a member of the board to expl
ain the Manne;
which the appropriation of $5,000 was spent.
T in,
Supreme Court Decision on the Lan
suage Question
(Germ. Rep., p. 155.) ‘
by recommending special
order to fan anew the love for our parish-schools and make our people
more willing to promote their welfare. a
Meeting of the General School Conference.
(Germ. Rep., p. 155.) - ;
Synod authorized a triennial meeting of the General School Con-
ference composed of the District School Boards. ,
Sterling-Towner Bill,
° (Germ. Rep., p. 158.)
The President was ordered. to appoint a committee to draw up.
resolutions protesting against the Sterling-Towner Bill and to send
them to the Proper persons. These resolutions are to be disseminated
through the District presidents, .
Sunday-Schools.
(Germ. Rep., p. 156.) “
- The report on the activities of the Sunday-school Board showed
that the board had gathered Sunday-school statistics, recast and aug 3
mented the Concordia Publishing House Sunday-school literature, ”
and had labored to have sound Lutheran literature introduced into :
all our Sunday-schools,