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110 SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
Tennessee 18,982.52 17,594.90 1,387.62
Texas 17,883.77 17,883.77
Virginia 17,770.59 17,770.59
Special 85.61 56.33 29.28
Total $192,966.95 $158,023.26 $34,943.69
NOTE: The above designated receipts were applicable to the following:
Apartment building $ 4,347.57
Chapel 19,710.23
Music School 155.00
Operations—Current Funds 7 360.55
Student Aid Funds 3,358.34
Student Loan Funds 12.00
Total $34,943.69
ACCOUNTANTS' CERTIFICATE
The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary:
We have examined the balance sheet of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary as of
December 31, 1945, and its accounts in relation to cash transactions (Current Funds, Student
Loan Funds, Student Aid Funds, and Plant Funds) for the year ended that date, have reviewed
the accounting procedures of the Seminary, and have examined its accounting records and
other evidence in support of such financial statements. Our examination was made in accordance
with generally accepted auditing standards applicable in the circumstances and included all
auditing procedures we considered necessary, which procedures were applied by tests to the
extent we deemed appropriate, except that the receipts from gifts and grants have been included
as recorded without verification by us.
The records of the Seminary are kept generally on a cash basis, no provisions being made
for income or expenses at the close of accounting periods.
In our opinion, subject to the exception stated above with respect to the limitation of t
scope of our examination the accompanying balance sheet and statements of cash receipts, as
recorded, and disbursements fairly present the financial condition of the Seminary at December
31, 1945, in conformity with the cash basis of accounting consistently applied by the Seminary,
and its cash receipts, as recorded, and its cash disbursements for the year ended that date.
HASKINS & SELLS
March 21, 1946.
Special music was rendered by the Seminary Choir who sang
'The Ninety and Nine" and "Go Not Far from Me, 0 Lord."
62. An address on " 'Widening Reach and Heightened Power' in
Christian Education" was delivered by E. D. Head, Texas.
The Convention adjourned.
FRIDAY—Afternoon Session
63. The Convention reassembled at 2:00 P.M., Vice-President Wi
liams in the chair. Song service was conducted by Director McKinney.
Carl M. Townsend, North Carolina, read Philippians 4:6-8, 13, 19^
23, and led in prayer.
64. For the Committee on Committees Chairman Warren appointed
the following pastors to be added to the Committee on Church
Organizations:
J. G. Hughes, Tennessee; Carlton Prickett, Alabama; Robert E. Humphreys
Kentucky; T. V. McCaul, Florida; Wallace Bassett, Texas; John W. Hughston!
Virginia.