Salt Lake Telegram | 1949-10-01 | Page 10 | Church Group Tells Plan for Seminar

Church Group Tells Plan For Seminar How Protestant women of Salt Lake City can join In action ac-tion for a world community shaped according to Christian ideals will be under discussion Wednesday when members of the United Council of Church Women begin 'a two-day seminar semi-nar at Centenary Methodist church, 1740-5th East. The Salt Lake seminar Is one r of a series being held Tuesday through Friday in ST western cities, according to Mrs. K. It. Rice, Salt Lake council presl- dent ; Seek Local Housing ; Mrs. Rice said plans will be ' made at the seminar for local housing and slum clearance, . llwlnstloa of prejudice, la the . community and discrimination In -""plrty "lt, a pmltlite appraanh to inter-faith and inter-racial understanding, un-derstanding, help for migrant workers, needy families, unwanted un-wanted children, "adoption" of families in European countries, aid to displaced persons and establishment es-tablishment of small libraries in rural areas where such faclll- . ties are lacking. Mrs. Rice said 75 women "( national board and staff mem- . bers of the United Council from throughout the nation have formed teams which will hold meetings with western council members In 20 states. Leaders to Speak Scheduled to speak in Salt Lake are Mrs. Emery Ross, New Tork City, returned missionary mis-sionary from the Belgian Congo; Con-go; Mrs. J. Quinter Miller, Crestwood, N. T., vice president. United Council, and Mrs. Oiian Dheln, national board member from Wisconsin. Mrs. Rice stated that the seminar program wifl be highlighted high-lighted with panel and group discussions of local aod national ' legislation, creation of a Christian Chris-tian public opinion and development develop-ment of techniques for Christian Chris-tian leadership in the church. Mrs. W. L. Jarvis Jr., Salt Lake council vice president, has been working with Mrs. Rice in making arrangements for the seminar.