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PICTURED AT THE TOP is Mark E. Petersen, Salt Lake City, member of
the Quorum of 12 of the Church of the Latter Day Saints of Jesus Christ,
who will delivery the dedicatory address Sunday evening at the new $75,000
chapel of the Grass Valley Ward of the Mormon church. The church was
completely built by members of the congregation, right from the felling of
the logs, laying the foundation and the actual construction work. Directly
below Petersen is a picture of the completed church on Alta hill, Grass Valley.
Pictured at the right-four stages of construction of the building. The actual
construction .of the building was under the foremanship of Charles C. Staley
and William A. Wright with Jess Michelson assisting. Bishop Ralph A. Greenwell was the guiding light that conducted the congregation through the long
hard task of building the church and the building is a monument to his and
the congregation’s endeavors.
Church
Notes
Community Baptist
Church
327 Sacramento Street
Rev. John A. MacDonald, pastor
11 a.m.—Morning service, “The
Son of Man Came.” First in a series of Sunday morning sermons
on the life of Christ.
7:30 p.m.—‘Soil for Sin.”
Tuesday, 7 p.m.—Young people’s meeting.
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. — Midweek Bible hour, “Unity.”
Trinity Episcopal Church
Max L. Christensen, rector
Ninth Sunday after Trinity
11 am. Morning prayer and
sermon.
Lutheran Church
Divine worship Sunday, Aug.
21 at the Women’s Improvement
club at Grass Valley, 11 a.m.
Services at Chicago Park 9:30
a.m. Sunday school at 10:30 a.m.
The Rev. Frederick H. Menzel
of San Francisco will conduct
services at both places.
Pentecostal Church of God
R. R. Hall, pastor
10 a.m.—Sunday school.
11 a.m.—Morning worship.
7:45 p.m.—Evening service.
Wednesday, 7:45 p.m., evangelistic message.
Christian Science Church
Christian Science Society of
Nevada City holds services every
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock at
the church, 114 Boulder street.
Sunday School is held at 9:45
a.m.
Testimonial meetings are held
,on the first and third Wednes' days of each month at 8 p.m.
Our reading room is located at
207 Main street, and is open Monday, Wednesday and_ Friday,
holidays excepted, from 2 to 4
p.m
* “Mind” is the subject of the
Christian Science lesson-sermon
for Sunday, Aug. 21, with the
Golden Text taken from Romans:
“Who hath known the mind of
the Lord? or who hath been his
counsellor?” (11:34).
. Included in the sermon are the
. following citations:
Exodus: “And God spake all
these words, saying, I am. the
Lord: thy God,
brought thee out of.the land of
which. have}.
Egypt, out of the house of bond-.
age. Thou shalt have no other .
gods before me” (20: 1-3). .
“Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures” by Mary
Baker Eddy: ‘“ ‘Thou shalt have
no other gods before me.’ (Exodus xx. 3.) The First Commandment is my favorite text. It demonstrates Christian Science. It inculcates the trinity of God, Spirit,
Mind; it signifies that man shall .
have no other spirit or mind but
God, eternal good, and that all
men shall Have one Mind” (p.
340). *
Methodist Church
Dahigren E. Casey, pastor
11 a.m.—Worship service, ‘‘Redeeming Life.”
Wednesday, 2 p.m., Sunshine
Circle of Women’s Society of . .
Christian Service will meet at
home of Mrs. Mamie Ninnis, 423
Sacramento street. “4
Food sale will be held Satur. .
day, Aug. 27, location undertermined at present.
St. Canice Church
Father William Daly, pastor
Sundays—8 and 10:30 a.m.
Holy days—7:15 and 9 a.m.
Week days—8 a.m.
California was admitted to the
Union with 27 counties.
‘site of construction of a home on
MISSING GIRL FOUND
IN BEAR VALLEY AREA .
Dixie Lee Mauch, 13, daughter’
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mauch,:
Grass Valley, was returned to
her parents Tuesday noon by
Undersheriff Otis Hardt, who.
found the girl in the Bear Valley .
area on highway 20.
The girl wandered from the
Ridge road Monday afternoon
about’ 1 o’clock. When she had
not returned at 8 p,m., the parents notified the sheriff's office
and an all-night search by sheriff’s deputies, posse members,
and volunteers centered in the
Champion mine area.
The first break came Tuesday
morning when Norma Scholefield
reported a girl answering the
missing one’s description asked
for a quilt or blanket the previous evening. The search was
shifted to the Tahoe: highway,
and was climaxed when a sales‘man reported he passed the girl
on the highway while driving
into Nevada City. Hardt drove
out the highway and found the
girl. He reported she had spent
the night under a pine tree.
213 Commercial Street
KEYSTONE
Phone 67
MARKET
NEVADA CITY
DISTRICT WARD
DEDICATES NEW
CHAPEL SUNDAY
’ The Grass Valley ward of the
Church of Jesus Chnist of Latter
Day Saints will dedicate its new
$75,000 chapel from 6 to 8:30
Pp-m., in its new home on Alta
hill, Grass Valley. Mark E. Petersen, Salt Lake City, Utah, of the
quorum of 12, will present the
dedicatory address.
Bishop Ralph A. Greenwell,
who was chairman of the finance
committee for. the new building,
ani who is arranging the program, said the dedicatory program will be ofen to the public.
The program, as announced by
Bishop Greenwell:
Prelude, Esther Fox. i
“Oh, Ye Mountains High,”
opening song.
Invocation, Jay Harris.
Remarks, Lenord H. Poulson
and Charles C. Staley.
“Abide With Me,” girls’ double
trio. ;
Remarks, Jess Mickelson and
Bishop Greenwell.
“The Holy City,’ Signe Jonassen.
Remarks, John C. Todd, Gridley, president of Gridley stake.
“Sowing,” congregation.
“Lord, Bless This House,”
Grant Ursenbach.
Dedicatory address, Mark E.
Petersen, Salt Lake City, Utah,
member of the Quorum of 12.
“Count Your Blessings,’ congregation.
Benediction, William A.
Wright:
Postlude, Esther Fox.
_ The music for the services was
arranged by Afton Buster, ward
organist, and Rhea Medlyn, ward
chorister. Mrs. Medlyn will conduct the music for the services.
An oil painting depicting the
Lord’s last supper with his apostles was painted by Mrs. Erma
Peart and is hung in the chapel.
Thomas L. Carter was first
bishop of the*Grass Valley ward
when it was organized in January, 1935, originally as the Nevada City branch. Five families
formed the ward and met in the
home of Sadie Keller.
A building was planned and
in 1939 a lot on Mill street in
Grass Valley was purchased for
that purpose. The war started
people to moving and start of
construction was postponed.
Angus C. Fox served as bishop
after . _November, 1941,° when .
Bishop Carter left the ward.
Bishop Fox carried on the work
of the ward during the difficult
time of the war when population
was rapidly shifting.
Greenwell was ordained bishop
in January, 1946, following his
release from the U. S. army, during which time he served as a
combat engineer in the European
theater.
With the war over, the building was given first consideration
again by the congregation. A final selection of a plan for the
church indicated the Mill street
lot was insufficient in size and
sold.
The lot on which the new
chapel stands was_ purchased
from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mulcahy in April,. 1947, and construction commenced the following July.
Thirteen months later construction, except for landscaping of
the grounds, was completed. All
work on the church was done
by members of the congregation.
Staley and Wright served as foremen and Mickelson was their assistant.
Bishop Greenwell expressed
Satisfaction for the. healthy
growth of the church from its
original five families to a current 350.
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