Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-17
SUNDAY SCHOOL UalOS.
Report OF Last Nighps Meeting Ia N,
fJurtsenth Ward assembly BsOms.

Tho ofIlcers aud tolchcrs Of the - -
day tcso-ls Of the Ban Lake Stake
held their regular meeting Lass ovoL-
Ing In tho fourteenth Ward AsseEs'ly
ToomG Superintendent Thomas q.
Grlggs pS-.is,ug. All the city schools
were represented except the soospd,
Fourth, Twelfth. Eighteenth and
rwonty-thitd. Representatives were
also present from Fnrncrs', Union,
East Jordan, aud both the schools Of
Big Cottonwood.
Music wus rendered curing the even.
ing bg the juvenile music olAis Of Prof.
II. Il. Bssuett, composed VI children
from the various wards Of the city &.
Prayer was offered by Elder l.. H..
Parry.
Assistant p,rinlendont T. H..
Woodbury., VI the Seventh Wid
Sunday school, made biiri adl4ess
descrip tivc Of his school, ana the char
Acter Of the WORT done therein.
Miss Ediih SamptOn next conducted
n very interesting aud we'll prepared
review Of the work done In the inst IN.
teTmcdialo department which had
been studying tho life Of Jofus. Toe
review on this occasion related 10 toe
"Blessing OF children" by tue Savior.
Tho Second intermediate depart.
msnt conducted by Sister Rose
Wallace, presented a sample Lesson
upon the Book OF Mormon, M Tegu-
larry gwen every Sabbath muTning.
Tho lesson wEs preceded by short
synopsis Of the studies OF this clasa
dufing the past ton months, given by
Belle McLachlan, ina well prepared
essay.
Tue lesson was well presented, and
reflected much credit upon both toaoh-
ere And pupilt; IT, subject was portion
OF tbs Lille OF the Prophet Nsphi."
"The Mothers Lullaby" was very
swtelly re- deTed by Brother Baisstps
Juvenile choir.
Tho theological department was rop.
resented by Bro. j. w. Walker, who
gave n brief and Interesting address
upon the ellie OF the bAviOr,n u sub.
ject which the higher department has
Duen studying Tor some months past
with gratifying success, ualrg as a text
book, "RObeTts's Ecclesiastical HIS.
toTy,h In conjunction with the Scrip.
lures,
President Angus M. Cannon made a
few eLcoufiging remarks and Gumoni-
tons, dveili Y particularly upon the
order OF the Pioslh0od aud tho duties
all are under to heed It's counsols. Re.
feTring TO the practice o. cOnvsning
SaObAin schools during tbs 5 aA. con-
ference, he stated that - many had
deemtd 1t demuIaliging 10 the schools u
have Thorn discontinued duf.ug tue
quarterly conferences, IL waa declGeI
/ tngee mOnpAS ago TO co .'inus the
schools IN tessipn, with tho uHdtr'
standing that every Eide that can "a
spared AZ well m The mombeTr OF th'
theological clGsaet, DO oNcuBnd from
attendance In school. tnAt hey may
have opportunity u attend Stake osn-
ference.
Superintendent Grlges acquloscsd IN
MISCONCEPTIONS mtuu y FfusidcTtCaE'
non, ana urged compliance with theas
regulations upon the part Of aii tps
sch -,ls OF the city and those oOntiTiou'
thereto. ine speaker felt gratlfioi with
tho earnest work done by the SAbuatu
ach,sl workers Of this Stake, Hs shown
by the reports received. lie urged the
schools to again adopt the use Of tn,
BundRy school leaflets, new Fsrie' o.
which were nog ready for distribution
% the schools OF this Stake.
He announced th3 Issuance OF blank
for tho Ennual rcbsrIS, aud rtqueste-
tho socgoisTies Of ali schools 70 b;
bTOmIt IA Cling the same and for
wsrding 10 the Stake secretary OF Sun
DAY GchOOls.
At the JsaV.Ty meeting Of lh'
union, Or. Kari q. MaNssr viii de
liver lecluEu upon methods OF I'm
parting religlous instruction to cdil
dren. TIC make Rn illustrative class
the Fourteenth ward Was tequeEted L
send ten little Eirls, and the Thirteenth
ward to send ten llt.ls boys, ~ TIA,
next union meeting. Tao Fifteenth
ward will iurnioh the music.
Adjourned for one month. Bcne
dlotion was pronounced by Elder Lev
w. RiChardf.
J, Ii. PARRY, Secretary.