Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-02

the Y. NJ. ". /. agn1ciauon5, aud
Sister Mary A. Freeze, the Y. J.. NJ. l..
associations.
The Sunday schools were spoken OF
ne prosperiup,aud 10 wasrsrlmmende1
that proper facilities be- Afforded those
now iu existence, aui others b. organ.
2sI whenever necessary, especially
where there be any 90 siderable sec.
ton OF country not 90 oasy access 20 a
school already or.nDlzs1. special ne
tont.un was usllJd 90 tue work done ln
the Model sunday school ut the Lat
io,- Jay Salnii College, hopes being
expressed OF the benefits 10 br derived
ium tue contact u tho officers aud
teachers with the iis'ruciofs There Cui.
plUyod. Tho Wugs { the missionaries
was also commented.
Elder Eauiuy fslt 60 report the I'm.
prOvrmrut ASSOCIATE ns 10 doing gnlI
work ma spite q Encouraging clfrum.
Itluces. a great 1ui Tor this work OF
! these associations b. 90 bs found iu the
labor 0i the O-ulgn mission; nero thuit
laborl WB expended 10 tho gtUatcat
| possible advantage. The value OF the
/ Manual was spoken of Ia 10 elect la
sysicmuta.ng tIc work.
Sister Foes felt proud Of the young
ladies belonging 10 the organization
over which che pfcsiucs, hud OK.
/ lrcstcI determination 90 draw
IN rs many aa possible NJ
thuso VINO arc now outside
the associations. In practical work 70.
charity, IN the aystvmatic labor OF the
Guide, and IA the increase ot tho
spirit VI g. { mony among tue young
iadios, those ass0clb TONS arc pUifyrm.
lug their legltimtt5 w0rf.
Bishop n bert A. Bug,uu said that
Notwithstanding tho depression in
| finances the lnuoring class arc NOSE
mindful Ul their uthts than tue
/ Wehlthiur classes. AMI On spite 90
encouragement and lack OF employ
mUnt, there has buun plenty 81 prov q
siou br 900 in tho comiofiB Ot life.
Bfo.her Barton emphasized the
necessity VI greater vigilance On
the part Of the Lesser Priesthood iu
visiting the people Of their wards aud
uscerininiug their wants ami couii-
/ lions, Temporarily nud spiritually,
/ Gel eciAl attention being paid T. those
who nIu tnutmlly weaa or uedpoue-
CIT.
though charity reports arc imrfoy-
ing, there are touu wards in which
very meagrc iust oleriugB arc paii.
| This fact was deprecated by tuu
| speaker, who urged tint 40 matter "
a ward mas no Door, its uUmbefsgnuuli
/ be diligout In tho payment Of thciI
/ Onurinys IN the proper way. The
/ bislopi were TOLD not % Bund their
poor to tho general tfice, but 10 apply
IN person Tor funds Wnun they AIc
unable 10 supply thu wants u the
/ people.
sirtcr Camilla G. Cobb represented
The Primary associations OF the stake,
/ commenting tue work oi the sisters
engaged in this labor, anu giving ON.
] c1uugUmunt 90 them m the bonuhclnl
fleet " tlis labor upon the children,
/ Sho Bp0E0 Oi q need VI eyttum OF
work ia tho primarlee, aud Of
new hymns suitable TO the ca
/ pacity VI the children. Special
emphasis was given " tho prac'
tical spiritual benefits derived by
the children.
President George q. Cannon spoke
upon tho Encouraging temporal c1ntl'
| ton Of many people throughout the
| Territory, anu the necessity aud
proper meana Of alleviaIlng this c0ndi-
/ ton.
The choir sang the anthem,
From afar, gracious Lord. thou hast gathered
Thy n0cA
ana conference adjourned 10 sunday
at 10 am. Benediclion by Elder =
A. Woollcy.