t to to gf- to to - & $ ito p vto' 'iy ear f p y p IbJW3!-:- - Iyl m . ' SR The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, 2, IfTI ugut Old 21st Ward Chapel Hosts Last Session Todays wrrg&v i Sunday is the last day meetJ ings wiil be held in the stately 21st Ward Chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, on 1st Avenue and K Street The huildirg is partially torn down and will be replaced with a new chapel. The chapel had its beginning 93 years ago. On July 5, 1877, Darnel H. Wells, LDS i F i r a t Presidency . and John Taylor and Apostles Orson Pratt met with members of the Salt Lake LDS Stake and divided the 20th Ward into an eastern and western part The Westrn area remained as the 20th LDS Wa'd and the Eastern A $ i ,. ! I 1 A 7 rsi A ? , structure was selected and was near the center of the block. the records continued Area was orgnized as the new 21st. Members oU-- d gested. The 16. 1893. Since 1893, 11 men have been bishops of the 21st LDS Ward. The current bishop and his two counselors. George E. Mangar, Loira Eldredge and Jay Meseney, have presided since Jan. 16, 19o6. Or April 27, 1969. the 650 ward members unanuously voted to sustain r proposal that the entire building complex be torn down and with new buidings. The last meetings will be held Sunday in the partially demolished church. And as one member re Tie ground was broken by Bishop Andew H. Burt, followed by counselors and other male members present. They dug a trench 26 feet long before Jeavirg tne grounds." Accordirg ti the ward histo ry, on July IS, 1877, a mass meeurg of the 21st Ward members was held on the church block (now known as J and K Streets and 1st and 2nd Avenues) and vas attended by two or three hundred people. It was voted by thove present that the building to be erected should be 28 feet by 42 feet and should be built by donations as the Bishop (Andrew H. Burt) had sug- Sees 11 Bishops Bishop Bur presided over the ward until Aug. 25, 1883, when be was shot and killed while on duty as a police officer. He was succeeded by one W Uliam of his counselors, Land Nuttle Allen, who was actual site for the until his death on Nov. bi-h- . marked, All things some time, but our and memories are ea forever. Costing J374 000, the re,? chapel is expected to be cmi- - X pleted in September, 1971 It . the meantime, the ward mem-ber- s will bold their meetings 7 m the adjacent Longfellow LU ementary School twl 1st Ave mu.--?-?- fiie'' According to Charles S. ate -director, Utah , J. Historical Society, the LDS Ward Chapel is one tsf approximately 12 LDS wars-i- n the Beehive State whij . are included on the state reg. ister of historical sites. n. ' I J I C .J x t &, h'nTitiffinai" ,i Nunda.v will mark the last meeting in the Twenty first Ward Chapel of Church of J:sus Christ of Lat- y Saints, 1st Avenue, K Street I Oregon Holds Hear s Witnesses Utah Patient Plea for More Disciples the tune is so short bofoie (aids mflit of on government eriih that Jehovahs Witness es Jmust concentrate on bap timg more disciples, peisons at Ji he Men of Goodwill Dis-tnAssembly of Jphovahs V dnesses heard Saturday. Speaking bofoie more than 8 200 persons in the University of Utah Special Events Center, Way man S. Hartley, circuit supervisor for Utah Circuit 1, told his listeners the gieat, urgent need of today Is more than just giving the kingdom message to people in PROVO One of two iwtients who walked away from the Utah State Hospital Tuesday was apprehended in Portland. Ore., Saturday. Utah Bureau cf Criminal Identification officials notified Dr. Roger Kiger, physiUan-i- charge, that Charles Sullivan, 35, is being held in Portland. He will remain there until Monday. The other escapee is Carl Bennett, 42. Sunday, those attending will begin meetings at 9 am, hearing six speakers during the morning and afternoon sessions. Jehovahs Witnesses gathered from Colorado, Idaho, Wyoming and Utah to attend the convention, which ends its four-dasessions Sunday. literal, physical estahlish- - th Jt V n y k j.: ter-da- -- Jehovah For the Home... For the Family f if ;u. n IIFE INSURAf.CE OPPORTUNITY IN EUROPE I . I. ! general. We must give more emphasis to teaching those who are receptive to the Bible so they can actually become disciples of Christ, he said. Ray A. Reed, presiding minister from Casper, Wyo., told the assembly the. only real hope of man is Gods kingdom. Mr. Reed interpreted the United Nations as the fulfillment of Revelations 17.9-1(Holy Bible). 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