Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-13

| pcller, nnd Sireriutondrnt Ha6 o.
! Ge3tvotowu, reported their schools NJ
! brIUa iu an excellent condition.
| Model ipsson entitled Gratitude, by lht
Paris Flfsf ward sunday school, by
/ Elder Emil MGst.
Elder J. Il. Sheppard, recently re-
turuud ir m CnuCfnia, addressed the
! conference nud spoke ufuglngly
90 Sunday school workers aud ex.
h0fiud them TO iailhfulncsi; gave n
short anu Interesting acc unit OF his
lablrs IN the missionary Hold and bore
| bis testimony to tue truths Of the Cos.
The remaindoroi tho time was taken
up In remark4 from Elders GlddaTd
Ai1oser aud pflai3rut Bulge exnofiinG
Tue young 20 lca1 pure lives, t. BE-
honest VA oil their dealings TO DO
truthful NJ oil timci; speaking Ui the
uiuEeI fund anu iis objects, ami VI the
necessity ofall being able 70 rCcite thu
Articles Of FAITH, the Teu Comma ND
me o., tho LYrI'a pr1ycr ami the 5 90.
o. rcutai ordinance. Brother GJidatd
closed be REMARKS by siugi g "WatrT
Is the DRINK Tor Me-" aud meeting
was brought 20 n clIsc.
Monday 10 a.m. after singing anu
fr4yUr rrror.H were cIllHI Tor from the
following sahu.l3 Supi. BfysUn n
woodruff. SupJ South Of Randolph,
Surt. Weston 0i LIKE Town ami SUPP.
Gardiner OF Fish Haven, all reported
ihsir schools 90 DO iu good condition.
Glass recitation on the AHiclua oil
Faith by tho Fish Haven Suuday
school was conducted by supenulenu-
emit 6arducr.
The schools u1itci In singing 1--we
a, Home. RomafEs were made by
Elders Hnrl, Emil Mngssr,J. y. stuck
aud Superintendent MlUser on the
management anu discipline OF tue
Sunday schools 10 genera; they alec
fofufGtd 10 the Sunday School Treatise
aBd explained the benefits ~ bB de-
rived from the study ui this work.
5upufiutot dent Galloway presented
the uAmcs OF the general superintend.
oucy, members Of the Union board,
general secretary and treasurer, all Of
which were unanimously sustained.
Eldut bulge presented tho names q
the stake SUPER utondbucy aud Sunday
school missiouariuF, which were also
sustained unanimOusly.
Brother Gduard sang, Good Girls
Rally.
The afternoon was taken 40 by
Elders Goddard and Maoser on gen.
cfai Instruction in Sunday school work
anu Tue answering OF several quc'tlnns
that hud been handed up. Before
closing his remarks Brother Goddard
sang the beautiful song, Scatter Beeis
u X Kindness. Brother Mao.Ut In his
Funafks counsolci tho mothers 10
teach their children 10 pray while
thcy arc young, Tor tho impression f0r
gO0d will never leave tnom;
also spoke Of the various 10.
sulutious IN our midst Tor the
Z cd OF our children anu o. the good
Influence cKertod over students In the
church acadamlcs.
President Bulge was we'll pleased
with thu iusliuoiiou that hR1 been
riyun und prayed for the blessing Of
God to rrst upon oil present.
supt. Galloway rendered vote Of
ihanks 10 Brother W. Shepherd aud
Grcenhoug On, anu 10 ~ the schools for
tue beautiful muulr. aud tho oxotoisss
Given Ia this con gIUnce. lhp vote
was unRnimuup. Ho also iclt honorud
ior tue Mud expr ssious given him anu
his afsisianto hy Brothers Go Idatd aud
NJ 90 y nud the ako presidency. Hs
nsu spuut many years la tbs miasionUFy
field and thirly.thfoe years Ia Sunday
school work, ASH never iolt better than
when engaged IN THE labor.
Con'ofuuce was brought TO close
by alngins "My Country lie Of Thee.n
BuuoIictl1h BY PEST. J. II. Hart.
Adjourned f0r one yoar
GEO. T.. GARDNER,
Stake dvcfotAry.