Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-10

lrsaons ahead, ans tho detail WORK
leu 10 tbs reap.riive teacher.
The Guide and Lectures OF d. Macscr
are being followed out strictly. The
work 10 efficient, the toacnera and stu
dents are Interested, aud the love that
IL created Il being uauu asa power for
good aud It's effect IL being itlt Va the
increased attendance At tho sch0ulfi oil
Umh Stake especially, ami hs tho stu
DENTS o. the nCadt ny now clmplutinR
the cour.t uhlll extent thuir labgrs in
the VARIOUS Stakes, the result will be
ulmoBt marvellous i.r 40 Il.
ELDER GEORGE nLYNOLp5
said the work being accomplished at
| Provo was very rcnt anu lie effects
would be- known ,a tins iuachcrs put thu
| knowledge they ufu acquiring iltu
practical work on their return home,
/ ia the Suuday schools. 10 hal boon
| tho intention VI Tie Union bti, at
the close u tho furt semester OF the
present clusa, 10 ostHbii-u likH clnssus iu
! Tie Stakes from which tue present atu-
dcnle Oi The Clats have come hut a8
/ the number 10 Ha tmul|--luly is--s.
compared TO what % was hoped II
would De-, " Ina been DECENT Wise
that no attempt De made by any w tho
stuy uuIH to Organize nuUh uIu.scI uni
/ instructed to do ~ by thU Union
! BlGTj, ~ they uusigu that ai least the
| second Cinss snail have completed iis
course before the work 200 organizing
/ similar classes iu tho various Stakes
| shall commence, IL in 10 lc huI,u
that those who Intend o. take part 90
| thu b,C ri clare, commencing IN Jsu'
| uary, 1894, VIII be- prompt iu HttCnus
/ Ing, anu those VIM have not handed
| Ia thu lot if0m their 1901 rCtiyu siakvs,
/ the Stake PuHiIouts- are ruqurttus
/ TO DO ut one that thr list may DC
| completed ht an ptly date. !hUy
should send the lists iO the Fftt Pres.
id,ucy II the Church without delay,
that they muy know where from, eui
how many Rrs ligcly 10 attend the
tecOud c.uitc,
The choir rendered In a beautiful
manner "Heaveply Father"
ELDER rBANCis N. LYMAN
stated that ho never before saw, aud
dlu not believe there ever was seen,
such n sigut As tuU gathering there 49,.
soMUlpI 30 the Interest OF sunday
schoOh--thu iargVdt ever held by the
! LattOr.lny Slluis ainre the UfrAuizt.
I NNNlA 90 NNAN A"NAANNH 80 AAA" AANA q on
! among the people be- uad but little o..
| tOuuuiiy ui learning directly tue con.
uiliun OF the snbuutn school,, uut cnir.
| fuI attention has ucrl given aa oppli-
! tunity pilYfdeu, ana he had fail much
o. encourage the workrla aud students
ia tntir labor OF 1--we. The Sunday
schools are tie most popular gather.
| iuga tn the CuuTch--suTrly moro
| people attcud-tuan any other save the
] general con gIuuctf. Iucru u 40 more
| devoted class OF WORKERS than ihunr
| eughged la the SUNDAY Hch ol work.
| Al the snmv time there 10 much room
| Tor Improvement IN the method OF
teaching, AZ In nearly ull iug.nuccs he
had observed tho work WIS not ne
thorough ns u ih0uli be-. IL 81 most
| imI urlant that everything that Do
done, every Lesson that ~ presented,
every subject handled, should DO most
| thoroughly digesied aud not pass
on to anything else until II IL so well
understood and mtmuTlzsd that u wlIl
never be- forgotten. rhis was one Of
thc great uecghsitiCs Of the schools.
The mission OF the Sunday school
teachers ia equal TO any missiOn In the
| ChuTch--in ucAling with aud handling
the Innocent youth, shaping their
cOursU a ID implAntlug IN their hearts
tbs great truths " the Gospel AZ 70
jutilryn, reviowt, etc., Elder Goddard
was right Ia that those gatherings
should uv reviews nf the work " the
school, and In which oil should take
par; There IL too much superficial
! work Ia these preparations for show,
and BIO trusted that iu the future the
reviewH would be what they signify
resume OF the past work Of the class or
school Tor gwen period e tine.
A lludiuT 10 tie Sacrament 10 the
sChOOlr, lac said this la an ordinance
regulated by church discipline, ami
one Of great importance. IL should be
attended TO every sabbath morning
with snlrmnity, Ice object explained 60
the children, nud ou no account should
it be neglected. lie hal heard Of some
Bishops vino thought ~ unnecessary.
lie wanted 10 tay that where the Sac
ramuut WAS neglected Ia the sabbath
school, there is something wrong. He
believed 40 Bishop Ia all Zion had any
right 10 question this matter, or 10 say
that he viii 90 ~ lie pesaes. It's not
right that he should do or say 20, IL IN
characterization % the discipline o.
the ChuIoh, ami no brother hib right
TO change tho discipline la regard 10
the ordinances aud government Of the
Church. This shOuld not ue vAtied
from by any ono Of the Blshors. II
has been decided and established by
the highest authority on the earth ne
right ard proper thing 10 90. oar
children are entitled TO A., and shouiO
no, be deprived o. II, but II should b.
Administered with regularity aud the
object Of II tnught 10 tho children.
They are pure aud innocent, anu hnv,
right 10 H.. Elder Lyman earnestly
eXhurlod all 10 become Interested iu
tho great vol; OF tho Sunday tchOOl,
AID Invoked lhe choice blvNlngs OF
heaven upon the labOTs o. tue teacher,
superintendent and all faithful work.
ers.
ELDER lEnR J. GRANT
spoke briefly upon the nickel donation
iuni, IT, necessity, and Of II being
strictly carried out. Hu said the work
being accomplished NJ the Provo
academy hat been plaluly laid before
the SAINTS ami tho DtsurUt Sunday
School Union board Is called upon to
meet the eXpensUa OF these courses, A.
they also have TO meet The litAogTaph.
ing, printing ana getting out OF the Book
Of Mormon charts aud cards, which
they have distributed 10 all the schools,
A. also 10 pay travelling expenses of the
oillcura OF the Union board In visiting
the different sclOulsi Ia ZION; the print.
lug VI circulars, tie stamps and
stationary, office rent and expenses,
guide, lectures, etc., all Of which
takes large suWB " NANCY which the
! Union nynru huyN Iu may Tho pIg.tr.I