Article December 18, 1926 Issue

Among the Churches

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Wellesley, Massachusetts (First Church).—First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Wellesley, have broken ground for their church edifice on the old Southwick estate, at the corner of Linden and Rockland Streets, Wellesley Hills. Plans have been prepared for a stucco building of simple colonial type. The seating capacity of this edifice will be approximately two hundred and fifty. There is ample provision made for enlarging the building when necessary. The plans include a Sunday school which will accommodate one hundred and seventy-five pupils. The most modern and best methods in building and equipment are included in the plans, yet the qualities of simplicity and dignity have been preserved throughout. It is evident that much time and earnest consideration have been given to this project, in order to have a suitable edifice which will fill the need and grace our beautiful town.—The Townsman.

Hollywood, California (Seventeenth Church).—The sale to Seventeenth Church of Christ, Scientist, Los Angeles, of the following two properties for a new church site has taken place: a bungalow at 1240 North Hayworth Avenue and a two-story house at 1244 North Hayworth Avenue. The bungalow will be moved off, and a temporary building given by Thirteenth Church of Christ, Scientist, will be moved from Edgemont Avenue to the new site. A permanent church edifice will later be erected on the site, which is one hundred and seventy-two by one hundred and ninety feet.

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