Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06

'li'g NAH NllIH 10 lNN
Ihciice' now CO. common, Of taking
Nacs seats aud leaving the front
benches vacant % fa0p ami DISCOURAGE
tht speaker sho urged tho young 90
make The Book OF Covenants the r. con.
slant c1mpn ION, FOR there was every
temptation pHssiUlo iu our mlutt 10
uutDy the young from tho p4th VI
fiEhieousuvss. The example of Chrlsf,
Whos" Tie was n scene u sacrifices,
ahouli De constantly before W for cur
encouragement She referred to the
glorious spirit felt in the Ttmple, and
Hhlu that each OIU could have that
same spirit ut home by seeking for H.,
iOt God was no rusruCtcr VI prrs0ns.
she irlt g. slDtiiy ODD and His uamn
ior iils work on earth. May Ills Spirit
be- with us forever
Pee dent Mary A., Freeze instructed
the officers not 10 neglect "tosilmouy
ueaunH" in tho association, mother
should thry allow UIuus portions OF the
program tp crowd this outs iur there
was nothing that maIu the young 60
humble aud faithful H4 this. Thp
LORD was ready nud willing to pour
OUT HIS Kills aul blessings urlu nv,
eut We must humble ourselves before
HIM. lnr speaker suggested that the
associations appoint "a mt Jay anI
oxercise thrir 'sitb ON thr occasion for
the hick and ail atrd boz Zion.
counselor Nellie g. Taylor urged the
yluu. Ihllrs 90 honor their parents,
who were the noble VI the earth. Do
not give them cross aud uukIuJ WurdF,
but let love be- obi BOO all 10 you. BE
lavish 10 your tmlIaE, give thom ~ the
poor aud oppressed re- vol NJ the
happy. Bc ready 20 iotslvu aud lo
honest iu your iOrFlycuyiH; Tor he " no
lovse his icllow.bulug truly loves hls
God.
Mrs. Jane Freeze ioll 90 ondoao the
words pf the previous speaker In TO-.
gard especially to the cultivation of
the spirit Of love and kindness among
our plupe.
Conference then adjourned until 1850
.. mr bliur singing Come let Us
Anow "aud tho bsncllc;ion by Mrs. y.
S. Cartwright.
Evening session opened with sting.
Ing Payer was offered by Brother
Joseph h. Taylor Alter singing,
MIHs Lizzie Bowman gave nn adj
Dies, her subject being "rhe sacra.
mouL" The subject was continued by
Mrr. VI. Y. D0ugull, who spoke Of the
uUug4aity Uf undermining our religion
better aud the Importance Of these as
ruglgilunH iu mid az 10 10 doing.
brtiIIH Il. Ship said We must make
O study OF our religion 10 we dr-irpi TO
better understand H. principles, and
this understanding would lead 10 all
other knowledge. She referred 10 her
experience NJ Ann Afhor. which
showed her that our people were gaiu-
Ing favor with the world, aud Urged all
~ strive 10 gain the favor OF our
Heavenly Father by keeping His com.
maudmtuts aud living up 10 the light
We had received.
AhB Mary Price rendered \ solo,
The Holy CIV.
General Superintendent T.. 3. Taylor
spoke OF tho fat.rcachiug effects
Of tue Gospel aud tue duty
Of prayer by which We should
express ous gratitude 10 the Giyef OF
all Good.
Elder Joseph r.. Taylor referred to
tho subject Of the sacrament aud said
u every young LAZY unIerstO0d it,
Importance she would never lot any.
thing interfere with her attendance nj
the sacrament meeting, He spoke VI
the approaching "party season, =" nud
warned the young ladies' TO be prudent
aud avoid everything thathId au evil
tendency. Ho referred 20 the great
rcslOnriuilily resting upon mpthcrf,fu
their sons ami daughters aliRe Will
give honor TO the mother ilr
their property ana progress In lie.
The speaker closed by advising the
young laIies on tho subject Of mar.
riagc, saying Il was better for our
young ladies 10 remain unmarried
than 10 unite with those unworthy To
enter the holy Temple.
President Mary A. Freeze then adj.
JOuruei the conference for three
months
Tho choir sang "Lord Thou will
heat mt2n
Benulctlon 10y Elder paXmau.
Mis-. MARY A, FKEEZE. preBt.
hits LilZlE 5. CARTwmuur,
Secretary.