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Show & Church he Section SALT LAKE CITY, TAH, SEPTEMBER 6, 1941 Elias L. Day and HemMortensen, who are assisting ming in raising funds for the chapel. The building, sketched at right, will be built under the of the Presiding Bishopric. Nicholas J. Teerlink is bishop of the Ivins Ward and will have active charge of the construction assisted by his counselors Lynn C. Layton and Matthew S counselors C. flew (fhapeli Ivins, Butte, Ein-zenge- r. Particular study was given to the chapel design by Mr. Parrish so that all portions of it receive adequate natural light and ventilation. The seating capacity of the chapeLAvill be 275 persons. The social hall is segregated from the chapel but will allow amply for an overflow audience. - Included with the social hall is an outdoor recreation area accessible through several pairs of doors. The classroom section, all one individual story in height, has rooms One of the features of the 10 new Ivins Ward building willbe a foyer large enough to play a functional part in the life of the ward where the bishop may meet and greet the members. The chapel will be built of textured colorfuL brick and native, stone.- - Walnut Park, South Cottonwood Ward Buildings Designed "HE Ivim Word of the Wells Stake will erect a modem chapel following ground breaking ceremonies Sept. 8 To lie located at Third East Stieet "and Garfield Avenue, the struetuie has been designed by Lowell E Parrish, architect, so as to have a fine' appearance and ea-approach fiom both streets Ground breaking ceremonies will be attended by the Wells Stake leaders, Pies Thomas E Towler and his COMPLETELY insulated concrete and wood frame building with stucco exterior is planned for the Butte South Branch Chapel by Len-or- d C. Neilson, aichitect. The Mon-tan- a chapel, shown at left, .will seat 200 persons while an adjoining social room Vill have accomodations for 350. English in design with a circular apse at the end of the thapel, the new ''structure should be excellent for its acoustic prqpeities. Fiber board and acoustic plaster will surface the walls. Eight classrooms are contemplated addition to a Boy Scout troop headIn quarters. Partitions between clqsi--tooiand the social hall slide up out of the way to provide room for various branch festivities and meetings. -- ns 0NSTRLCT10X is about 50 per cent complete on the Walnut Baik Ward Chapel, right a few miles south of Los Angeles accoiding to the architect, Lenord V NeiLon. ler is the waid bishop Erin D. Big- Finished inside in bleached oak, this chapel also makes use of acoustic plaster. Special features are a library and sacrament facility room behind the speakers stand. The chapel and social hall are being built of concrete and wood fiame The exterior will be finished in stucco. Spanish mission design was selected by the Presiding Bishopric and executed by the architect X. addition to it spdal hall builtirom the old ward hptise will provide the South Cottonwood Ward with spacious and Designed by Young and Hansen, architects, the new structure of brick and stucco will include a special room with a for the. Relief Society. A central entrance will function for both chapel and social hall A new heating plant, paint and other rePvations- - are planned." There will be a lounge off the recreation hall furnished with cushioned chairs. Work isi expected to begin at once ..under the direction of Bishop R. Stan--" ley Johns. The building site is at Vine and Fifty-sixtSouth Streets. modern-accommodation- bay-windo- - h w |
