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Show - i V X i First Presidency to Visit Chicago, Study Restoration of Nauvoo - The three members of the First Pfesldeney of the Church win spend slL or cart, of this weekend In Illinois, It was announced Thursday at the Church offices. President David O. McKay will leave. Sunday morning . by air for Chicago to dedicate the newly completed Chicago Stake Center and North Shore Second Ward chapeL The dedicatory services are scheduled at 2 pan.' under the direction " of Stake President John K. Kdmnnds. President Henry D. Moyle and President Hugh B. Brown left Salt Lake City Friday morning for Nauvoo, 111., where they were to receive and inspect proposals being made to the First Presidency for restoration of the historic Mormon city on - the banks of the Mississippi. Meeting with the two Counselors win be Harold P. Fabian "Utah Park and ' Relation' chairman and newly appointed chairman of the Advisory Board on National Parks,' Historic Sites, Buildings and Monuments, a division of the Department of Interior; Conrad Wirth, director of the National Parks Service; E. A. Kendrew, vice president and architect in charge, of the restoration of Colonial Williamsburg, Va.; Willard R. the Stake and Marriott, former president-o- f v owner of the Hot Shoppes; and Dr, J,Washington LeB6y Kimball of Balt Lake who, with Mr. Fabian has carried, Oh Initial survey work in Nauvod Mr. Fabian proposes to the First Presidency .that Nauvoo be restored to become a proper base from which to tell the Mormon Story and the Mormon contribution to the building of the West. He explained that the Mormon migration westward which began at Nauvoo waa one of the four major contributing factor In American westward migration. President" Moj'ie will go to Chicago for meetings Sunday with missionaries of the Northern States Mission, and will - return to Sunday night with President McKay. President Brown will return to Salt Lake Saturday night frOni y j 1 -- t fr 'r s - V St I f V. -- Salt-Lake- r' . Warner-Award-Applicoti- M A If Due ons for the third annual Homer (Pug) Warner Award tube presented at the MIA June Conference must be mailed this weekend, James Hodgson, chairman, reminds. 1 h The given by the Homer Warner family wQl be presented by General Superintendent Joseph T. Bentley during the YMMIA Executive Session of the June Conference. It is based on athletic participation, sportsmanship, spirituality, leadership, reliability, personality and other attributes characteristic of Homer Warner who Was probably the founder of the great M Men basketball and the originator of the sports program. Nominees for the award will be screened by the Athletic Applications St" award-whic- Itf&m v f s All-Churc-h 1 . x- ?: - Men steeped in the lofe of the' ages, with- ' prejudiees fixed, with convictions set, with thought-habit- s formed; with unwillingness to re ceive the new or to travel new roads, of to take on new guides, of to move i Committee. r' , ' x v toward hitherto unknown or for- gotten countries cannot lead a neV 7 causey cannot yield to the prompt- ings of the spirit, cannot open their' souls to further revelation. INSIDE TODAY'S ISSUE j i . j j j , .. 1. 3 V- - i v ... r, CHURCH Week Ending May 5, 1962 I,-- -, ... 7, 13, .... X5 6 14 10,11 . 16 i 1 A WEEKLY FUBLICATION TELEGRAM. OFFICIAL CHRIST OS THE DESERET ORGAN OF OF THE LATTER-DA- NEWS AND SALT LAKE CHURCH OF JESUS SAINTS Rlcturuo at OwrdHuMe Intoraot ara w.lcomd and I b. MdrKNd Tlw Own Nrwfc SI RkAvda Strwt, Salt Lk I City IS UlMi. Th. chureN m rMponsibtllty for manMcrM Mid MwWm i contribute Mid wilt tulura auctl matn-only Mm m roouoslod and ban accanwaniod by ratuna aoataoa. Tha ClwrcN bietodad w a ear at Via Saturday daRy aiumiaair M roaulM ratM. Tho Saturday aaaar btctodbia flta Ctwrcti No to avallabta by MU anty In anaai wittwut raautar carrtor aanrlca. Saturday only maR eMcrtotlon, sbt montt, S2, ana yaa r SJJO, aayabla la advanca. CtrcvUtioa atticto Ml S. Mala St. Salt Lafca City. Utoto, MW . Hm mmm Nm a 2 ' ' -- v- ... .... fc. J. Reuben .Clark Jr. ? -- F NeW Spanish Branch Primary Board Member Around the Church As Wt See it Holy Land Feature Eider Morris Funeral From Presiding Bishopric Religious Education Editorial mdM -- Pres. --- l N. -- |
