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Show )1 , 1 I W44aesday, October 26, 1949 THE , w..,, ,,., .,' 0, .L . : '1' - ,. ;.- l'7 .....,':. ... , k: t - p '''' ..,., 7 , - e.- ...' ''' .: : - 4 : i'....-- : , ;", , ,44 ,.,,,, ' ''- ; N: ' . vt .....,, i , ' ' '', ,s, 1 .,,.. ., i t i :01 a ,i I ', . '4, ; 1I g i 4 - - 1- ., i g it, 1 , .1 17 . ".0.:,,.; It 'i it 1 1 Igym for the Liberty according to announce- of Pres. A. Lewis Elg- - architects' sketch of the new structure will be at the quarterly displayed stake conference next Saturday and Sunday. It was drawn by Richard W. Jackson, Salt Lake architect. will, be erected onTli building corner of Fourth East and Seventh South Streets, on a plot purchased ten years ago for Ithe erection of such a recreation center, but which has been used since that time as a welfare garden plot. Tills NEW BUILDING will be an recreation center for the entire membership of Liberty Stake. It will provide facilities for all stake dances, dramas, basketball and social functions and alitstake conferences will be held there. The building will be 158 feet by 78 feet, and will house the following facilities: 1I 1 I ,I I 1 I I , 1I I i i t 1 I. A huge basketball playing floor, 50 by 98 feet, which, ' 1054th Broodcost Choir Program I For Oct. 30 THE SUNDAY morning broadcast of the Tabernacle Choir and organ over the Columbia Broadcasting System for Oct. 30 will Include the following program: Directed by J. Spencer the choir will Cornwall. sing. "Dreams" by Wagner. "Discovery" by GrielL and "Prayer" by MascaguL , &launder Schreiner will play as organ tODIOS, "Finale from Organ Symphony" by Maqualre, and "0 Lord of Hosts" by I, f I i t Ir ; deli Careless-Schrein- er. "The Spoken Word" will delivered by Pres. Richard L. Evans of the First Council of the Seventy. 114 ''' CHURCH NEWS EVENTS, .1.'. ;I: i ': - i t I t 40,,41"111"' 44, ' 1 ' A L's .f ' . , :. - r.--- -, , ,,. i .., I 4. '4'.M,,...r"' '' -- 1 ,,-- '. ..' k. 4 '''''''''''''.'" ''''- - .A.,... --- ., ., ,. . ---, WILL BEGIN SOON ON LIBERTY STAKE RECREATION CENTER IN SALT LAKE gymnasium and stake center. Will house stake offices and Relief Society project - ,,. , 1--- ,... . ,, .,...., .,, , when not in use for a gaMe, will provide three smaller practice courts. ' side. i, ,,. .. rear Large locker and shower rooms in either side of the boiler room below - the stage. One set of locker and show. er rooms is for girls and on. for boys with separate entrances from the playing floor above. An office on the main floor to the front. A kitchen also on the main floor to the front to be used for serving of banquets or refreshments. It Relief Society project room In the basement of the front section. Here the Relief Society loom will be permanently installed for the making of rugs. The office of the stake presidency on the second floor in the front. On this same floor also will .' I, -' e t ;' '... '' s . " - .14' ' t .' 1 1 T I , .'' .. - , , '' 41 ',7 1.1 ,...; ; ,t 6 ',I-- , , ' - ' ' A AfC.:..1;.. ' ' t , '' . ' - , tt4' . ..;,::. , V: , , , 'p - ,., t t- 'i board MUCH OF THE WORK of construction will be by volunteer labor under the direction of a stake building committee with a competent building supervisor in charge. Members of the stake committee in charge of construction are William A. Middleton, chairman. with Karl Weiss, M. L. EchIngton and Claude L. White as members. The stake president will be advisor to the commit-.te-e. The new recmtion center will fin a long felt need. for such facilities in the Liberty Stake and will be greatly appreciated by the people of the stake, President Elggren .. I.. of, ..ol,t , ,,,,,,, ,.. ' - ,,,,, ', ; .. 4, :' . .. ,.,., ' ;., , 4 .,,,:' v, , ',1"t:' 1 :: ','''''; '.';- - : - ,,, ,, ,, ,s,',- c. ,..i'.... .....,;.:,.,, r,, , ':,.!-'-: 'N''... 4 t ..,..,v i -- --- ;7;;,....., '.. V ' ; e ... ' . ' :'; , i' '' ,i: A 7,7 1 ;. I .i.,,a j ; ' ' f,:1,:.d .,,t.,,, :, 4'4' i , .c, - k,, .4 3 f , z 7 ,,, 4.1,4 t.. :'..ti-- ,: 's Is, , 4.- - i , ' 7 7 .: , : ,.,...... . - . K......-- , : ,, ,...4..... et .. . 'I, , - ,..... , .4,,,.... ,,,,4,-,- 0s' ' : :;. t 4, - ,,, - , i - , ---- -s' t .., ;,..' I I , ..,.,,.,... .", i': r ,',' .., s. , ', , - 7 La- - ' 44 ,..2,,,,,-- . 4 . F , ,I.; I: . ,, '. '''' ' 7:"'''''..."!' , '.... I ii :t-i- a - , ' 1. 1 , t ti !z'' ' " , 4, '.,s t . ..:4 ' '''' .,i-: - -- :,- SITNDAY MEETINGS began a.m. with a special priesthood session, and an inspirational and musical program at 10:30 amt. Throughout the afternoon an informal musical program was presented while visitors were taken on of the new building, with stake missionaries as guides. Ground for the new struc at 9 , i J: f t - . - ,;:.; : ' - 1....,- .., I t i Prediction Fulfilled in Chapel Dedication , ' , . PHOENIX FIRST WARD CHAPEL AND RECREATIONAL HALL O. McKay The dedicatory prayer, offered by President McKay on Sunday, Oct. 16 at 7 p.m., observclimaxed a three-da- y ance of the occasion. On Friday evening a word banquet and program was held. A musical program was presented on Saturday by the present ward choir, assisted by many former members. This was followed by a dance sponsored by the MIA. i - Dedicated Sunday, Oct. 16, 1949, by President David FULFILLMENT of a prediction made 81. years ago in Phoenix. Ariz, by Pres, David O. McKay of the First Presidency was witnessed at the recent dedication of the Phoenix First Ward chapel and recreation ball by more than 2000 persons attending the services. In February of 1918 President McKay, then a member of the Council of the Twelve, assisted in the organization of the original Phoenix Ward. At that time he told the 82 persons present that he bad "never organized a ward where prospects were so bright" Since then seven wards have been created within the original boundaries, and in contrast to the oilginal 62 members, there are now nearly 5000 in the Phoenix Stake. There were 22 of that original group present at the dedication. 1 . , ;:i :' 1 '',4 I l" , ' : . .. t 4 . ' 1 ,' '',, 4 - ); I I $ - . . .1 , ture, estimated to cost $283,000 was broken Dec, 2, 1948. It hag 20,800 square feet of floor space and will accommodate all recreational activities. in, eluding basketball. A feature of the recreation hall are the seven graceful circular spans of timber which support the lattice ceiling and form a 52, foot wide arch. The tower reaches 90 feet. into the sky and can be seen for many , i , , , , blocks. The building is and the chapel and hall are separated by a steel curtain which can be 'Faked for the convenience of seating over ' , flow crowds. Bishop of the Phoenix First Ward is A. B. Campbell. His counselors areBsyd D. Rogers Dee De Witt. and , 11 i, ,..1 ., WEEK OF OCTOBR 30, 1949 , ,,. I'' 4 ' 1. c. i ' k , ,, f .., 4, ". 0 , -- ,,, L... 4., - 4' :, ., , , - .P t t t .i l''J k I ..,--- ;; ''': ' ,.1 'ti t ' 4; .,,..... , .,' 7 ...7, '''.:1. : , - ' .., l - 4 ''.;',-,:...- , , ' ,., k, ,:1' I ' f! ..., , ' , - ....., ,,.1..,-...- 4 - . ; ,;,..1-- ,... - t will be .of brick construction and cast stone trim in the front. The large column-fre- e playing floor will be spanned by steel trusses. President Elggren explained that the work is expected to begin Just as soon as working drawings and specifications are completed. If good weather permits a start on construction will be made yet this fall. THE BUILDING - 4 ,:!...:4', 4. 1 i. , , r '1 , : t 4 - ' ,be stake . - 4 ' i 4 l'f ,,. 4 :.;, , ', , 44 ' i - 2 .. , t1 41 ' - .1, 14 ..' I , : ' ''' ,. ',..,! ., '''.,; 4,44, , , ' ,,- . ''':',.''.. , 4, 7 , , 4 , 41'".., ' , , , - 4'. .1, i, ' t ' 4 0' , - , ' :,,,I.,,' . 4 '"'''''I''' ' ,I. ''1:-- i .,..,,, :, .. .1:..,1 st , , If , 4 f . :, - .; -- , 1 , , i ., ,..4,. : .i. - ,-- . ' ' ',?' - v.! I ,.,... ,,, s': ', ,I.,..., ,51P . A boiler room in the center below the stage. ,,,.-,,,- ,L'' 4, , large stage at the rear with dressing rooms to each -:. ,, ' A room and a MOM , 1 -'' - , I, e , : , I i 0 ,,,.,L . -. :- ,, ....1!'' .j.; ! :"01.: --0 r- - ,,, . ,, : .,:', '.; :,,.: -----. -- CONSTRUCTION is expected to get under way this fall, weather permitting. on a huge center new recreation and 1 1 44 liberty Stake Plans Recreational Center 1 -- 1 , CONSTRUCTION Brick building will serve as, 4 I '''' ''''. ,...t, :' . : - ,v t 4V,O,VMeoittgmeva.",:eoren....,4....... ,..:'.,., ' r , I-- 1- .:---, g . . t - , do- 7- , .'. 4. 44 . eV :. ' , , :,,,,,,,,.. ipti - ,..,..."---- .. IV? .k,'..r.. , ,$,:ifi ,Stc,,, !: p-!-- Utah ) e,..r.s..',.,..00,Q, 1747t1.5, 37.. ' . ;. 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