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Show 6 Sunday, December 14, 1947 SUNDAY HERALD Senior Scout Troop Boasts UniqilC ReCOfd 11 Concerts, Lectures Slated For Winter Lyceum Series The Brigham Young , University Univer-sity -Community Concert Assn. of Provo, today announced a aeries of 11 concerts and lectures scheduled for the winter and quarter series. Up-coming in the winter quarter quart-er series will be a balanced series of lecturers and musical artists, including two quartets, two pianists, pia-nists, one tfuthor-lecturer, two violinists,- two lecturers from European Eu-ropean parliament, two concert Jewish Religious Leader to Speak Rabbi Alvin S. Luchs, of the Congregation B'nai Israel of Salt Lake City will be the guest speaker speak-er at the University ward Sunday school todav at 11 a. m. He will address the members of the Gospel Message class and discuss dis-cuss the subject: "Some Interest ing Aspects of Judaism." The class will meet in the main auditorium of the chapel, located at Fourth North and First West. Rabbi Luchs is well know in Provo circles. He has been a frequent fre-quent visitors at the Brigham Young university where he has shown an interest not only in religious re-ligious studies but in the Hebrew work as well. He has aenverea addresses at scores of congrega tions of all denominations throughout the state. East Provo a. m- EIGIITH WARD Priesthood meeting, 9:45 Sunday school, 11 a. m .; and sac rament meeting, 7 p. m. Dr. Ray mond Farnsworth will speak in sacrament meeting. Also on the program will be Charles Jex, Aaronic priesthood member, who will sneak, vocal solos by Jean Kay and a vocal duet Wendal Christensen and Louis McClellan. NINTH WARD Priesthood meeting 9 a.m.; Sun day school, 10 a. m.; and sacra ment meeting, 5:30. Speakers will be Dr. and Mrs. Lynn Haywood. The ward choir will furnish the music. . . TWELFTH WARD Priesthood meeting, 9 a. m.; Sunday school, 10 a. m.; sacrament sacra-ment meeting, 7 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Christensen will speak. BONNEVILLE Priesthood meeting, 9:45 a. m : Sunday school, 11 a. m.; sacrament sacra-ment meeting at 7 p. m. Junior girls will hold their rose membership mem-bership ceremonies. Wilford Smith, stake high council, will peak. THIRTEENTH WARD Priesthood meeting, 9 a, nv, Sunday school, 10 a. m.; sacrament sacra-ment meeting, 8:30 p. m. Mrs. Dean Proctor will be the main speaker In sacrament meeting. Lynn Grosjean and LaRee Allen will also speak with special music by Robert Smith. WYMOUNT BRANCH Priesthood meeting, 8:45 a. m. in the "N" building; Sunday school, 9:45 in the Joseph Smith building; sacrament -meeting. 5 p. m. Branch conference will be held during sacrament meeting. CAMPUS BRANCH Sunday school, 11 a. m. with a special Christmas program: and sacrament meeting, 7 p. m. which will be ward conference. singers! and the Utah Symphony orchestra. Series numbers are planned for tne Joseph Smith building and the Provo tabernacle. All BYU stu dents will be. admitted on their student-body cards. Highlight of the winter Oarter program will be the symphony appearance sometime some-time In - February. Another Utah attraction Is Pianist Grant Johanessen who is currently cur-rently having a brilliant eon-cert eon-cert season. The quartet features on the Dro- gram series are the Pascal string quartet irom Fans, and the Co lumbia Grand Opera quartet. The Pascal quartet won praise in New York as "a pleasure and a re freshment . . . not equaled for technical precision and expressive freedom." Benno Moiseiwitsch, the other pianist on the series, is known throughout the world as the master pianist. The London Daily Telegraph comments "It was an uncommon pleasure to hear his in terpretation of music." His 800 recitals and orchestral concerts in the British Isles during the second world war won fo this world-famous pianist one of Britain's Brit-ain's highest honors, the Ordr of Commander of the British Empire. Em-pire. Other musical performers include in-clude the newest of the great contraltos, con-traltos, Margaret H?rshaw who won the Metropolitan Opera Auditions Au-ditions of the air in 1943, and in less than two years has graduated to the most storied of operatic roles including Azucena in Tra-vatore" Tra-vatore" and Amneris in "Aida." Another great vocalist scheduled for winter quarter irMiklos Gafnl who won New York Times plaudits plau-dits this spring for- "a phenomenal phenome-nal voice." Lecturers will be Beverly-Baxter Beverly-Baxter of the British parl'a-ment; parl'a-ment; Dr. C. J. Hmbro, head of the Norwegian parliament, and Author Alan Cranston. Rounding out the program will be one of the world's leading violin vio-lin virtuosos Louis - Kaufman. Kaufman has been acclaimed for being a champion of centempor-ary centempor-ary composers and modern American Amer-ican works. The New Yort Time,s calls him "a violinist's violinist and a musician's musician. V i I At'.- s Z 1 ' ' - .W ' I iz Hir.iu ."-.' ' -- .' -nLl .a 00-Volce Chorus Set fcr 'Messiah' Production Monday The annual presentation of George Frederick Handel's The Messiah" by the combiried chor uses of Brigham Young university uni-versity will be given Monday evening at 8:15 in the Provo tabernacle under the direction of Dr. Florence .Jepperson Madsen and Dr. Franklin Madsen, professors pro-fessors of music. Participating in the famous oratoric will be one of the largest choruses ever heard in the Provo tabernacle. It will include more than 400 voices composed en tirely of student choral groups at BYU. Soloists will be 12 prom inent music students at the unl versity. Accompaniment will be pro vided by a string ensemble under the direction of Lawrence Sar-donL Sar-donL assistant professor of music. and J. J. Keeler, university organist or-ganist will be at the pipe organ, Piano accompaniment will be by Arlene Shepherd Bateman, Mesa, Ariz., Corrine Smith and Shirley Johnson, Provo, and Dr. Florence Jepperson Madsen. SEVENTIES QUORUM TO MEET TODAY Monthly meeting of the 347th quorum of seventy will be held today at 2 p. m. at the Eighth ward chapel, announces William Griffith of the presidency. All members are requested to attend. West Utah PIONEER WARD Elder Howard Jensen will be speaker at sacrament meeting tonight to-night at 6:30. A musical program wil be given. Prof. M. Locatskey of BYU will present Donna Mills, vocalist, accompanied by Genevieve Gene-vieve Cheatham . The choir will sing. SECOND WARD Mr. and Mrs. Ivon Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Graham will present the program at sacrament meeting at 8 p. m. The two women wo-men are returned missionaries. The Sixth ward choir will sing. SUNSET WARD Annual ward conference will be held today in the Sunset ward on the following schedule: Priest hood meeting, 9:45 a. m.; LDS Girls, 9:45 a. m.; Sunday School, 10:45 a. m.; ward's official fam ily, 6:15 p. m.; sacrament meeting, meet-ing, 7:30 p. m. The stake presi dency and other stake officers will officiate. Everyone is invited. PIONEER WARD GROUP PLANS FIRESIDE CHAT There will be a fireside chat for Pioneer ward special interest group at the home of Frank Madsen, Mad-sen, 792 West First North, this evening after church. New Ninth LDS Ward Bishopric Members of the Eleventh ward senior scout troop, which boasts 100 per eent advancement of Its members, are pictured as they prepare for tonight's court of honor. Left to right, they are: First row Lynn Jacobsen. life award; Dee Thomas, Eagle: Ray Carter, eagle; Don West, eagle; Duane Laws, bronte palm; Eugene Johnson, eagle. Sec ond row Paul Millet, apprentice rank Rex Eg-gertsen, Eg-gertsen, star award; Melvtn Griguhn, star; Kenneth Neilsen, star; Rex Brallsford. bronze palm: Marvin Casper.' life. Third row Dell Carter an d Cliff Anderson, troop committeemen; Duane Meeham, basketball coach; Evert Lowe, star; Don Kavachevlch, apprentice; Merrill Peay, apprentice; apprent-ice; Lawrence Young, scoutmaster and eagle rank and Frank Coppin, stake board member. Provo Shrine club members! Saturday had been, invited to Join with other nobles ox 1 xtaiab temple. Mystic Shrine, In greet ing Karl Rex Hammers, Pitts- bugb. imperial potentate. - who will make bis official visitation the Utah nobility on Dec. 23. Karl Scherer. Provo club presi dent has urged that ail members and their ladies plan to attend the party in the Salt 'Lake Ma sonic temple. J. W. McCann, El Kalah's illustrious, potentate an nounced that Shrinedom's No. 1 man will be received at 8 p. m. Mr. Hammers will address the Provo Shriners to Join in Greeting Imperial Potentate on December 23 j 1 NEW COMMANDER FOR FORT DOUGLAS NAMED SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. 13 (U.R) CoL Relnold Melberg is the new executive of the Utah-Idaho military mili-tary district and commanding officer of-ficer of Fort Douglas, it was announced an-nounced here today. Sixth army headquarters said Melberg will succeed CoL Keith M. Tatom, who expects to be sent overseas early in 1948. Utah nobility, as the feature of a varied program, with the EI- Kalah temple's band, patrol and chanters on the entertainment list. The imperial potentate and1 Mrs. Hammers will be the guest of El Kalah temple for three days, leaving on Christmas night for Reno, and then on to San Francisco for the Shrine's East- r A. A X west au-siar looioau game on New Year'a day. The Provo club members also have been invited to the Christ mas program at thr Shriners bos- pital for crippled children m Salt Lake City Tuesday at 750 p. m. Other Yuletide events at the hos J pital open to the nobility and their ladies are the El Kalah clown band concert on Dec. 22 at 7:30 p. m., and the Christmas morning party. SIXTH WARD TO HOLD . CHOIR REHEARSAL TODAY A special rehearsal of the Sixth ward choir wil be held today at 2:30 p. m. in preparation for the special Christmas choir concert! slated Sunday, Dec. 21 at sacra- i ment service, Bill Knudsen, choir: director, requests a full attend-! ance. i The National Fire Protection association estimates that last year in the United States there were 608,000 ffres, causing dam age of about $580,000,000. A SELECT YOUR APPLIANCE GIFTS At Firmage's Appliance Dept. La Mar Maycock, Mgr. Christmas Cards Printed General Family Box Assortments GIFT WRAPPINGS Utah Office Supply . 43 EAST CENTER Provo Stake MANAVU WARD Priesthood, 9:43 a. m.; Sunday school, 11 a. m.; sacrament meet ing, 7:15. The program will be! furnished by Crawford Gates Delta Phi chorus. Returned missionaries mis-sionaries George Bennion, Vernal and James Glen, Salt Lake, will speak. FIFTH WARD Priesthood meeting, 9 a. m.; Sunday school, 10 a .m.; sacrament sacra-ment meeting at 5:30 p. m. Albert Mabey will speak. Music will be furnished by the ward choir. SEVENTH WARD Priesthood meeting, 9 a. m.; Sunday school, 10 a. m.; and sacrament sac-rament meeting at 5:25 p. m.; Paul Groneman will speak. An LDS girl, Marilyn Killpack and two Aaronic priesthood boys, Ted Packard and Leon Jensen will also speak. Colleen Riggs will sing. FIRST WARD Priesthood, 10 a. m.; Sunday school, 11 a. m.: sacrament meet Ing, 12 noon, with Leo J. Knight as main speaker. Fred Bown of the Aaronic priesthood and Helen Ktlth, an LDS girl, also will speak. Music by choir. 11th Ward Senior Scouts Set Court Of Honor Tonight Eleventh ward's senior scouts will hold their annual court of honor tonight at 7:30 at the Sixth ward chapel. Boasting 100 per cent advance ment of the 15 members, the troop will conclude a exceptionally successful suc-cessful year at the court of honor The awards will include two bronze palms, five eagles, three life awards, four star awards, and one apprentice scout. A special program has been planned and the general public is invited. New Microfilm Department Open SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 13 0J.R) The newly completed modern microfilm department of the Genealogical Society of the LDS church has swung into operation here, according to A. F. Bennett, secretary. The new plant has been under construction since June. It will process large quantities of micro- ftilm photographs of valuable genealogical records at a capacity of 20 feet of 35 mm film per minute. min-ute. It is the largest plant of its kinds between Chicago and Los Angeles. Utah Stake ; r ft) " 1 ni i" imrf anliiilf tlr J'mh m FOURTH WARD A tableau featuring the various temples of the LDS church will be presented by a group from the Ma pie ton LDS ward at sacrament services at 5:30 p. m. Music will wmmnw 1 be used to Carry out the theme. X. I CI Villi WTAn Dean E. Terry, juvenile court f judge, will be principal speaker. Music will be by the Second ward choir, which is coming to the ward on an exchange basis. Services Serv-ices start at 6 p. m. UNIVERSITY WARD i Wilford Brimhall will be speak-! er at sacrament services at 7 p. m. in the Fourth ward chapel. Three; talks Halso will be given by members mem-bers of the Aaronic priesthood. Music by the newly-organized choir. Left to rirht, members of the new Ninth LDS ward bishopric are as follows: Front row Harry B. Payne, first counselor; Harold Har-old S. Hintze bishop; Leland F. Friday, second counselor. Back row Jerald G. Rowan, ward clerk, and Farrell Liljenquist, financial clerk. Sharon Stake TTMPANOGOS The Sharon stake MIA will present pre-sent the play, "Know the Truth," under the direction of Valene Camenish. Meeting will begin at 5 p. m. EDGEMONT The program will be under the direction of the Primary with President Blanche Woods rd in charge. Stanley Stubbs of the bishopric will preside, Meeting will beg'ln at 7 p. m. (IRANDVIFW The ward choir will prevent a Christmas program, PLEASANT VIEW No meeting will be held Sunday Sun-day evening. HILL CREST Charles Haggerty will be speaker. Meeting at 5:30. the Orem Stake VERMONT The Missionary class of the Sunday school will present the program, under the direction of John Riskie. Paul Washburn, who is leaving for a mission later this month will be one of the speakers. speak-ers. Meeting will begin at 6 p. m VINEYARD The Sunday school will be in charge of meeting, under the direction di-rection of Antoine Bunker, superintendent. super-intendent. 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