Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-13
SUNDAY schooIs in Uintah.

fcfouCe COnNe cd IN Aub iolhl""' W"
uowofy a, Vgrnal, Aug. 3 AM !.
l0a.m.saturday- There were present.
on the atand, DR.. Kari q. Maesof Geo.
Goddard, Superintendent uacsing
aud council, all tho wati aupchn'on'
dents except one, Elder b. X. Iennioe,
pTosid,ut OF The UIntah sake anu sew
Singing by the MIL ward 81 choir.
! Gladly meeting, kindly greeting.
| PfayCt By El4rr >. H. BuAni0n.
| SIuglng, va are sowing, uaiIy sow
Iug, ulc. The stake secretary real tue
minutes u the lat sake ., >. Union
/ meeting, and n fsw opening remarks
we're made by rtsks superintendent
James Hacking.
The report VI the Vsrnal Sunday
school wss made ny Superintendent
| &. e.. Bartlett; n Mil ward school ~
! First Assistant ThOs. Bingham. and Of
Mefril's warl school by Supeflnton.
dent John Eyau6.
The fret intermediate department Of
Nnifilps ward was then reviewed
under tho leadership OF tue teacher,
DAVID KAREN,
Report VI the Ashley Sunday school
MNF tHAAo " pHiNia"NNhANhh 49, ~
| Stewards.
Ellcf George q ddard then addtessei
the children upon attending thH sab.
bash school. ClOsei by sInglDg Utah's
iirst Cfop.
DR.. Mae,ut followed upon the Sun
day ruhOol INTEREST,". Likenod tue
training VI children TO tho work Of a
evil engineer. While speaking Of "a
kindergarten Sabbath school which he
| attended, tears Oi 10y rolled down thu
cheeks Ot many listeners.
Ihe choir sag "Pnttlng Hymn"
Bonsdiction was pronounced by super
iutondont Haoklng.
. p.m.-Singng by the Mcfrills ward
Sunday school, IA Jubilee Song"
Prayer by Brother y. q, SnWaT
singing, "Guide Mo TO Thee" eic.
| exercise was then rendered by
the primary department Of the Miil
ward SABBATH school, unjer guidance
OF the teacher, Mary N. Hal.
Following this came an CNstclss
from the iifbl Intermediate department
VI Mil watu; teEchuf, Don ". Cotton.
Superintendent Black then gave
report ui the Union ward Sabbath
school,
A regular cltss exercise then fol.
lowed from tbs theological class Of
| Ashley Sunday BChoul.
Dr. MAosst IOll0woI, with instruo.
lions TO teachers, Ia securing harmony
aud display In class work.
Elder George God lard then spoke on
tue Word Of WTIom, anu closed with
singing "Cold Water is tho Drink for
No"
Singing. "PfoviJenoe is over ALL"
BenouiotiOn ~ J. T.. Rudy.
s:3l y. m.-Singiug by Mil ward
sunday School choir. Prayer by Elder
II. :. Collet. Singing, "Hopp of Is
Taoln
Elder George Goddard then touched
upon the following Hubleols; Family
prayer, our example 10 children, 9Th.
ing, fast ofieungs, h)uoting this priest.
mood In general, aud thp sacrament.
Closed by singing "HOli tho Fort"
d. Mao,er spoke on the
responsibility Of Sabbath School
teachers and oil who have TO
deal with children, following the
maxim, "Coms follow me-" or "Be
what you would have your pupils be-
come" alto the great benefit Of
prayer.
Closing remarks by Superintendent
Hacking. Singing, "WeAty not. -
BenpdlctiOn by Elder David Timothy.
Sunday, ~ .. m,-5inging by tho
Nernal SUNDAY school choir, "BeAuti.
iul Hiou." Player by Elder 5. II,
BoHniou.
The report VI the Sabbath schools OF
Uinlah was then given by Supi. Hack
iug, showing uiuoty.hyO PSF cent OF
: tue children Of LatteT.day Saint
pateutn enrolled. Spoke Ut the nrsi
sunday school that he attended In the
stake, tue attendance being nine, while
/ now W. number ,26T. Tho speaker
encouraged all 10 laiIhiulnesa and good
works towards Gou, tho necessity Ol
prayer and Of setting our lives IA or
der.
first Assistant Superintendent J. T..
Rudy spoke OF the instructions giy0n
at tue Brigham Young academy, tue
authority Ot the Stake suprfinto ndenCJ
aud the need OF systematic work Ia gu
Sabbath schools.
Elder Goddard praised the boys ant
girls lOT their good attention, nrging ~
all AvnUatIons OF life that communion
with God " necessary. Told MANY
, Interesting stories OF the work don,
7 In his life, thereby teaching the neoss
/, atty " honesty. Gave some in,truo
tions 10 secretaries regarding their du
% ties aud the taking and recording o
the minutes. stated that "nlcke
. dayn had been changed from tn,
. first Sunday In September 10 the las
+, sunday In October, twenty pot cent o
+. the amount received ON nickel day
, should DO retained Tor tho uso OF Ia,
, stake superlutenioncy ClJsed by
B singing, 80, Ny Fathe 20 assisted BY
b cur excellent bisso, David Manwoaf,
lug, aud the organ.
g.. Dr. Massur followed Ia he same
10 strain, speaking also Of our records M
! heaven, bptug Ia our own souls. 81
, infrlbIy did he speak that tear camt
tu the eyes OF mNny, anu Htaln
b tiIpuCu ptrvRilrJi even 10 the baNvr IN
F.. IucT mo,hops arms,
i Singing, We arc sowing, B0npllc,
ton 10y Blshup James ShEnst
a An Uiliunrs' Rau teachers meeting
/, wa. tnVn held. Brother GOddard asked
u .0r uu.BIious. Several were RskaJ aud
p. ansg,rrd. He also called Tor those
. VINO obeye the Word Of Wisdom aud
I found that nearly gii did,
B. Dr. Msolur spoke On the absolute,
., nee ssity NJ monthly Teachers meet
{ Tugs; also the order OF asking qucs
10 tiunF.
o Brother q ddard then gave iustruc
IA tons 10 secretaries In regard 10 lhi
IA time that reports should be 10.
. y, m,-CuuiuTvuCr continued nl