LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1932, Page 253

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Ev. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1932. 253

ipriation for such an exhibition in the budget of Synod at this time;
therefore be it - ,

Resolved, That Synod commend the initiative of the brethren in
Chicago in the preliminary work they have done relative to Synod’s.
participation in the religious exhibit of the Century of Progress Expo-
sition; and be it further

Resolved, That Synod accord the Chicago brethren the privilege
of a private solicitation of funds among individuals and congregations.
of Synod to help defray the expenses of the aforementioned Lutheran.
exhibit; and be it further

Resolved, That Synod suggest to the Chicago brethren to make
use of the services of the Synodical Press Committee in order to make
the most of the missionary possibilities this exposition may afford;
and be it further

Resolved, That Synod ask any boards or committees of Synod
which may be called upon to lend their services in the effort to make
this exhibit a success.

These resolutions were adopted by Synod.

Resolutions of Thanks and Appreciation.
(Submitted by Committee 24.)

Your Committee recommends that Synod express its appreciation
and sincere gratitude to the following : —

a. To Dr. Wm. Dallmann, who in his official capacity as Vice-

President placed his admirable talents in the service of Synod and

served it with a high measure of self-sacrificing devotion;

b. To all retiring members of boards and committees who during
the last triennium gave so generously of their time and talents to.
Synod’s cause ; ;

ce. To the congregations in Milwaukee, their faculty, board, and
students of Concordia College, and the many committees and indi-
viduals who under the able leadership of Pastors F. F. Selle, F. C-
Giese, and-Director G. Chr. Barth so efficiently. ‘provided for.the hous-
ing of this convention ;

d. To the various ladies’ aid societies for the excellent service

given their synodical guests in the kitchen, and dining-hall;

e. To the esteemed essayists, the venerable ‘Dr. L. Fuerbringer and.
Dr. J. H. C. Fritz, for their timely and highly instructive papers; =

f..To the organizations and individuals who with their musical
selections added pleasure to the convention;

- .g. To the daily papers, with certain exceptions, for the space given.
to the proceedings of the convention as well as to the Press Committee: