The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-17
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Presbytery of Utah in Session il
American Fork.

The Teachers association of the Pres
! bytery of Utah held its opening session
| in the Presbyterian church of American
Fork Thursday evening, August 10,
1895, with some thirty-ive ministers
and teachers present.
| The president of the association, Pro-
fessor George H. Marshall, presided.
Pleasant greeting and hearty hand
shakes were arrested by the opening
chords of an instrumental trio, the or
gan, horn and violin, played by Miss
Taylor, Masters Bernhard and Albert
Blohm, of Pleasant Grove. This very
pleasant beginning was followed by a
/ ten minute song service led by Rev. E.
NJ. Knox, of Kaysville. Prayer was Of
! fered by Rev. DIR. S. E. Wishard and
Miss NJ. H. Mccullough gave to the
ministers and teachers a right royal
welcome to the homes and hearts in
American Fork. Responses were made
| by Mrs. Hardy of st. George, Miss
! Work of Ephraim, Miss Hulburd of
Salt Lake City and Prof. T. f. Day of
! the San Francisco theological seminary.
| The address of the evening was by
Rev. n. e. Clemenson of Logan, on the
subject, Christian Citizenship in
| Utah"
Misses Bushannan, Mccullough and
Cougle rendered a pleasing trio after
! this address.
Rev Mr. Leverett, of Cedar City, then
spoke briefly of the great undeveioped
resources of southern Utah.
He was followed by DR.. Wisehard,
who spoke of the spirit with which we
should enter upon our Bible study. At
ter another selection by the Pleasant
Grove orchestra the doxology was sung
and the benediction pronounced by
Prof. Day.
Rev. Smith made the following an
| nouncements for the coming week or
ten days:
Rev. Hardy to preach Friday even
ing; Rev. Leverett Saturday evening;
Rev. Wilson Sunday morning; Rev.
DIR. Wishard Sunday evening; Rev.
Clemenon Tuesday evening; Rev. T. f.
Day to lecture Wednesday evening.
The opening sermon of the Prebytery
will be preached Thursday evening: the
Ladies' missionary meeting will be held
/ Friday evening and a good citizenhip
meeting Saturday evening-the speak
ers the Revs. Martin. Knox, McLain.
McNiece and Wishard.
Sabbath morning, Augut %, Rev. DR..
McNiece to preach and the Rev. Martin
and Blohm to officiate at the commun-
ion table. Prof. Marshall is appointed
to lead the Y P. S. C. e. August 1S.
Miss Anna T. Hulburd to lead the same
August 25. Dr.. Silver to lead the Sun
day school August IS, and Prof Caskey
on the 25th of August.
| The following are in attendance:
Rev. N. E. Clemenson. of Logan; Rev.
w. A. Hough, Of Salt Lake City; Rev.
G. w. Hardy and wife, of St George:
Rev e. M. Knox, of Kaysville; Rev.
Leverett, of Cedar City; Rev G. w.
Martin, of Manti: Rev. Josiah McLain.
of Salt Lake City; Rev. o. S. Nilsson. of
Nephi; DR.. Wishard. OF Ogden; Rev.
| T. Z. Day and wife, of San Francisco
Theological seminary; Prof. G. H. Mar
shall. Mt Pleasant; Prof l. N. Smith,
Salt Lake City; Miss Bushanan, Mount
Pleasant; Mrs. Burnett, Mount Pleas
ant; Miss Cougle, Mount Pleasant:
Miss DeGraff, Logan: Miss Fits, Kays-
vile; Miss Linn, Kaysville; Miss Gal
braith, Springville; Miss Heron, Ameri-
can Fork; Miss Hulburd, Salt Lake
City; Miss Lundquist, Smithfield; Miss
Mcclure, Spring City; Miss Peck, Ben
jamin; Miss Raymond, Logan; Miss
Reid, Smithfield: Miss Smith, Mount
Pleasant; Miss Perley, Spanish Fork:
Miss Munger Springville: Rev. f. w.
Blohm, Pleasant Grove; Miss Florence
Taylor, Pleasant Grove: Mr. Thomas c.
Larsen. Pleasant Grove.
The Bible study began at 9 Friday
morning after fifteen minutes prayer
meeting, Rev. DR.. Wisehard as leader.
The book of the Bible studied is the
first general epistle of John.
Rev. Josiah McLain of Salt Lake
City, gave an introductory paper upon
the epistle of John. The study was
then taken UP and continued until noon.
In the afternoon the second session of
the Teachers association was held
Miss Fannie Galbraith, of Springville'
read paper on Development of Nor,
al Nature of Pupils