Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-21

Brother G0udsfd added 70 the euieT'
talnmsnt by q song and his ts,iamony
oi fifty ysars rs a Sabbath School
worker.
The SONGS and organ 8llos were
highly appreciated by Tho audience.
sunday morning. - Superintendent
WIN. X. Rswlings prosidlng. Singing
Prayer by Brother Geo. JeH OF spanish
ForK. Singing, "Welcome, welcome,
Sabbath morning"
Superintendent W. 4. Rawlings rave
report OF tho condition 0i the Sab
bath 5 he !. lisd visited all schools
IN the BtaHe win thB exception VI
three or four. Had otganiz p one Sun
day school during the season between
American Fork ADD Pleasant Grove,
called Grove Fork; ssid he believed
every suteflnlendent had done bis ut
most 10 abide by the instructlOus given
by the Union Board; expressed
thanks to the 5tak presidency Tor
their Interest, also the BlsnoIs fUf
their aid; aIs1 the supsrlntendents for
sustaining tho Stake supcfintendsncy;
hVpei every year would be- step
higher; desifej the sunday school
workers 10 have confidence In each
other.
A class exercise by the nrl inter
mediate department ~ the American
Fork Hunsay school, on the infancy
aud birth Of Christ, was very credit.
ably tahen through.
The Ten commandments were 70.
cited by the schools present In concert,
Superintendent l.. Il. Eggertsen lead
lug.
a class exercise wa thea taken
through by the Pleasant Grove Sunday
school, Illus rating how a teacher
would take charge OF q class n called
upon of the fret time very croditAblr.
Elder Reed bmoot,o OF tue Stake presi.
denOg, gald the sight present warmed
his hesft; the stake presidency had
taken an Interest In the Sunday schools
AMI 10 know that tue Split Of God 10
leading thom Ia their work. This
labor would be productive NJ much
good. Spoke Of his own experience Ia
attending tho Sabbath school. Re.
fefTed 10 the subject Of prayer ami
spoke OF IT, powers.
A very oreditabla exercise was taken
through by tne kindergarten depart.
ment OF the springvillg school.
Brother J. W. Hummerhays, OF the
Union Board, then addressed the con-
ference, asked all to DO still enough to
hear tho clock tick, was touched with
the slight Of 40 many children aud the
exercises. As n ruls people not
wealthy arc humble; made tue same
application 10 our Sunday school; We
used 10 have nothing but tho old log
school house; now that We are better
situated, We should still keep tho
spirit that actusIsd Va in the OLD school
house. Those called 10 lab1r in the
Sunday school cause have an impor.
tant miauion-that Of making Latter.
day Saints Of the children entrusted 10
their care.
Elder Kail q. Massor bore tostlmony
10 the remarks Of Brother Summer.
nays. The farmer knows what his
crops are when they make their ~.
peArancs In the spring. 80 II should
be with the Sunday schools. Whom
you 20 into the school you
should know that II Ia a Latter
day Saint Sunday sohaol. The
ultimate point 10 TO make Latter.
day Saints Of our children. Every.
thing presented should be related 10
the Gospel and shown wherein II nt;
show the children the hsndiwork OF
God that they may learn 10 acknowl.
edge His hand In all things; plant
within their heart = testimony OF the
work Of God.
Elder George Goddard said The OBJ
Jeet Of the conferences Ia 10 benefit the
children ana all who ationi; spoke VI
the second coming OF the Savior aud
In order TO prepare eur children 10
meet Him we must teach them 10 be-
come LAttcr-day Saints. Brother
Goddard sang Repent and be- Washed
Clean from 5in."
Singing, "hopo ohIsrAsl;" bsnsdlc-
ton by J. Williams.
Ala special meeting OF officers the
matter Of monthly fast was discussed.
IL adopted aud there were good results
and no conflict with tha regular
monthly fast, all right. Teachers
should begin schools on time, AMI have
no Interruptions In tho sessions. Tho
niokle fund should DO fully responded
tO--nOt begging. Every school should
have teachers M ting onosA month,
and have concert singing, with n good
supply OF song books, Minutes SHOULD
be properly Kept, ami recorded alter
acceptance. Tho word OF wisdom y
very essential; the officers were urged
10 practice sslf-doniAl, f0r the llnss
will be drawn along this direction. The
Articles VI Faith and Ten Command.
monts should DO emphaslzsd.
Elder MA0ser praised the class exsf.
ciseB Of tho eoniersnes, especially
American ForK. Tho essentials are
distlnc, pronunciation, repetition n
the answer, and that all answers bh
given distinct anu even, Where Sun.
day schools arc crowded, II Il advls.
able to divide the school; have some
departments msst sspNalely.
hIo. bummerhAys spoke Of the
niokls fund.- alto advised that politics
SHOULD DO kept out Of the Sunday
schools.
sunday Aitsrnoon-5iny dog, "When
Shall We Meet Ihes;n prayer by
Brother Arthur South iuG; singing.
"UlAh, the Queen OF the West,0
Tue general aud stake officers were
prebe utei and unanimously sustsined,
Brother James hardy was released
rs stake secretary and sustained as
Stake libraran aud Il. II. Holt Was
aurtained as Sake secretary.
A ofedilabip exercise was given by
the theological department OF the
Provo second wari Sunday school On
the Articles OF Faith.
Mt. J. NJ. Tanner, OF tho Union
board, then addressed tho conference;
said II WAS gratifying 10 See the inter-
est manifested IN Sabbath school
work. the purpose Of the school 10 not
limited W the benefit OF those VINO At.
tend, but II goes with them wherever
they ". IL 10 our Inner life that has