Arizona republican., 1913-06-23
ROOF GARDEN IN NEW CHRISTIAN
 CHURCH ANNEX
This Together, With Entire
 Rcmodcllimg of the Inter for at Cost of 13O,OOO Soon to be Carried Out Under Architect $ PhcbY's $ Plans

church with q roof garden where services may be held on warm Sunday 1 evenings. or socials and other open air entertainments conducted without tho inconvenience of close etuffl quarters 1 That is the aim of the Christian con aregation in carrying out the plans or flee
 The rapid strdez with which Thoe- rix is arowina into architcctHral prom thence will shortly be enhanced by an attractive addition to the Christian church, which will 70 chauge the eut- ward appearance of the building as r.
 make 1t hard to recognize.
 Aud Ect pronouuccd as are tho changes made on the exterior. it is not to be compared with Cine Veritabie
 transformation of the interior, lraNinr very little indication of thr oIl build- ing. and fully iu-tuNne the pride with which the members of that orgauiza- tion wiu point to their new church.
 For while the work technically comes under the head uf au addition to the olI builling. the structural faatare- embodied therein eliminates au. rel- ance for support from the old buildng, emitting t to be considered a- fir-t instaIImout ot an entire new struc- tre.
 The present buildine. completed in l~99. having proved inadequate to tho
 present needs of it's rapidly increasing | membership has for some time seyeriy taxed the ability of the church board to meet the demands made upon them
 And last ram they decided to call upon tn. architects of the cJv to -ubmit
 plans or competitive drawings for -f-q-., {. ..- r 100000.
 After a careful consideration of the many splendid designs submitted. all of which. however. exceeded tho stip-
 ui9ted Trice. tt. fJ.a of building a new church was abandoned, and the atteu- tion was directed r. cul9rein2 the pres
 ent plant. and Architect q Phehy was commissioned to work out the problem
 who has now completed plans for the
 work and bids for the sam, win bc re-
 Ccived at the church parlors this even
 ing at o'clock
 These call for the adding of g new
 wing on the north. removing the spire
 and adding 10 the brick height of the
 tower. hulding on the east two-story and basement addition. containing Ia- dies parIor reception room. pastor study and choir room.
 \ basement under the new portion and part of the od will accountable d voun- peoples parlor, dining room Kitchen. furnace and fuel rooms the remodelIing of the rostrUn. building or gan and choir lofts and dressing rooms. Preparation is made for the installing cf a modern pipe organ. warm air hc1tin@ and fan d"iyon cooling and VenuiHting plant
 The electrical cquiT-rcnt will he strictly Up to date. there will he q large central dome to acComodate an in-di- rect system of lighting which will be switched alternately, each of the side wings Of the building will have semI indirect fixture in the center of q ceii- Ling sash of opallecent art glass and dis tributed in various portions If the building there will be combined gas and electric fixtures to guard against the possible interference with the electric ! service.
 For the convenience Of the Sunday , school departments there will be eIcc- 1 trIc call bells from the rosrum to ali
 parts If the building
 The reconstruction of the ceilings
 will assist in remedying the errors in the acoustics now manifest in the building. whilst the unsight1y angles
 with their consequent settlement cracks
 will be entirely obliterated by the
 vauIting and coving of the ceilings
 The comfort of the ladies attending
 to the necessary culinary duties of the church will be greatly assisted by the
 intaIlation of hot and cold water ser vice