The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-17
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Hem, smith III" Proceedings.
Meeting called to order hy President
CIuI Prayer by Richard Birch.
President Clul WIS the first speaker.
calling attention 20 the fact that the
saturday meetings OF conference we're
not a- well attended u- they should hc.
and advised lhcpcople to lry and attend
on that day.
Bishop John Clark reported the com
ditlon of the Upton ward. lie WIS fol-
lowed by Bishop Pace who reported the
paucy'- Paris ward
Meeting concluded hy choir singing 90
hymn 90 "a bcueliciion hy Henry Rey'
uo.d-.
SATURDAY. AFrrHNunN.
Called 10 order hy President Cluh.
Prayer by Thomas BALL.
Bishop Sargent rcp'r'cIihc condition
OF thr IpyiNi.Ic ward.
Andrew walvork of AImy spoke for
short time, relative 20 hi- mission ion
England
Next spcakrrwu bishop Downs oi
Almy. who spoke TOR some time ia rc'
gard 90 ihc condition o. thing. nt Almy,
Elder hoherl. Grant next spoke
spoke upon thencce--ity oi paying ,ith
/ ing, oilcrings and donations. and that
+ the people should I've Iu union.
stNpAy uoHNiND.
Alma Eldredge wa. the first speaker
said hc icli pleased Co meet with th'
saint. Of the Summit Stake in confer
cnce again.
Elder Adamusou reported the parl
City bnnch Said step, have beel
tagen 10 build @ Westinghouse, o. Oh
one In which they are now holding ,hci
meetings Is entirely too small.
Bishop Brown next reported til
Evanston ward. Said the health Of III
prople was good; the yprious organic
tions are in goot running order, M
> that the meetings are all well ATTENDED
The average attendance In the sundn
= school il l25.
Apostle John Henry Smith was N
: next 10 speak. Said there were non
who were devoid Of seliishness; N,
none Of the elders would go and preac
> the gospel unless they knew the benefit
which would follow. The spirit Of vel
i.hnes. which God hu. placed in u- len'
~ to make - success OF many oppo
tunities which are placed before Us.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
: Meeting was opened with the reguli
exercises, and the sacrament a.
! mnislered 10y Thomns Beard and VI.
Harris. assisted by four other elders.
President Cluf announced that the
have been 81 900 pounds Of flour, pot
toes, etc, sent to the Amy sufferer
and that there Is yet ON hand 0,0
pounds flour; 1000 pounds potatoe
y $3.50 In merchandise and $3.50 cas-
j. Said arrangements have been made
{ provide homes for the widows.
Elder lleber j.. Grant said the Sain
U should have the spirit OF Col to be co
tinually with them, to enable them
u perform every duty required at the
y hands, aud should live In such mann
d 70 a. to be able 10 obtain that spin
Spoke upon the necessity OF fami
q prayers urged tho people To attend d
Sunday meetings, aud not go only
e quarterly conference. Fold the Poop
= to patronizc home industries and ke
T. their money at home spoke at length
v the Word Of Wisdom.
d Elder John Henry Smith was the ne
&c speaker. said the Latter.Day sair
should not be partakers of the many
. toxicants,,bu should be free from IA,
9 and from the iniquities thereof.
A two days meeting WAS announc
=, 20 Ice held ut Kamas on June 18th q
u 10th.
p Conference was adjourned for thi
C months.
~ EvENiSG SESSION.
4 The program at the y. NJ. NJ. 1 A..
the evening consisted %, speech hy
j. W. Steele; lecture, J. y. Petit remar
hy Apostles John Henry Smith a
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