Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-09


ore Htseut fur thfce connective sun.
days they Huul tue missionary
Elder Bassrtt then iurn.shed a
soxtet from HE cilss.
Sugar House (CcntraD Sunday
tchocl then furnished an extract 90
their frt intermediate department
under tue direction OF T. w. hlH; the
sutjcct, Cntista sermon on tho Mount.
Two membe.s OF the claGs sang the
song Story Ui Joiug, nnd the choir
rendered America, tho Congregation
Joining TO-.
Superintsudeut Horne then reported
HE visits 10 the Sunday SCHOOLS Of this
Stake, whicl he found IN good CON.
at 90, and said wo hsyo a corps Of
10, chefs who Tor enrnustnCss AuI
energy could not be- bsa'eu.
Superintendent w. a. Burton said
Brother G3ulatI wianod him 10 sny n
lew words and In response Thereto no
spoke iniufestlngly for few miru'oF.
ltfintonIunt r. &. Grigrs, ELDER
Goddard amt George q Cannon,
general tuporintoudVncy q. the sunday
School Union, impaired musn
valuable instructlon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Meeting callsi 10 order By Stake
Superintendent r. G.. Griggs.
Tue Juvenile choir and congregation
sang Hope OF tsrael.
Prayer was offered by Elder J. d.
Cummings.
Coz will Blcsa The Puro I n Heart
was sung by the juvenile choir.
supi. Samuel l.. Howard OF River.
Ton reported the Sabb th school VI that
ward In iiIurishiny and prosperous
condition. 10 was fully gtadeI ana
conducted la co f0rmity with the
general rules and suggottlon8 OF the
sunday school board. Toe average
Attendance IL probably o. good
~ that ui any school IN the SlaBc. The
teachers are esrntsiiy eudeavoring 10
iill thoir positions amt most, II no all
Ut them, keep tho Word Of Wisdom.
Ioachuis' meetings held nearly every
month.
superintendent John Sutherland Of
Big Cottonwood reported tho two
schools uf that ward. Excellent work
was donu la b0tn. Tho attendance Of
icacnofs ana pupils was gUoj. aud all
were earnest Ia their lnb9n. Average
Attendance about 90 per cent. ECuu1i IL
divided 10 the uiunl four Sunday
sohgUl pfadCs, eaoh haylng q secretary.
NickclSundAy was success. Teachers
MEETINGS are held regularly once a
month. Win possible exception OF
Ouu ot two, tho teachers ana 0fiictm
Observe the Word OF Wisdom.
"lho Home by the RlvUEp quar-
tote agu chorus, was beautifully feu.
dcrci by memoirs Of tue juvenile
choir.
SUPERINTENDENT aac j. wnrdlo 10
patlod the south jordan school
Graded, tut havo not rooms 70 ac.
c1mmodntu each department sonar.
at ~. Ayofngo Attendance Is g00u,
especially as - macy have
two ald three miles 70 ttav,IB,
before reaching school. THty have
found That much good gcsu.ts from tue
regular attendance u teacher; when
they cannot nitrud the next Sunday
session the teachers ATE expected 10
send IN nn excuse 49, early NJ the pre-.
vi0us Tuesday. Last quarterly reports
stated that oil kept The Word Of WIZ
dom.
slpi. Archlbld Frame, Of Taylors.
vile, reported that there were three
schuUls IN his ward, Cacn one was dol
excellent work, aud were nOtiy
graded. He pttsli,s over tho fir,t VI
main school. Punctuality IL generally
observed. rho Get SaBbstu Ia the
month Is usually sltnpatt aud ObieTytd
as fast day with very gratifying r..
suits.
\ very pleasing Lesson was given
the primary department OF the Nine.
I enth ward school under the direction
OF Mica Olive Derbiige, on the subject
OF the "BeirAyAl OF Chfat.D
PfOk joe. NJ. Tanner a member OF
the =. 3. Union bOntd, was the next
speaker. rms children Uf the Sabbath
schu. ], he shiJ, are the hope OF israel.
Ihoy viii take part IN the great events
connected with the growth anu build.
ing up u the kingdom OF God. As the
children grow up 10 manhood anu
wominhood, temptations 10 Gin viii
te placed IN their pathway anu q Gee
must DO fttlsted and overcome. Tue
aims anu temptations % this city, no
believed ARE manif1ldly greater than IN
tue county dislricts, ana greater an.
geues anu watohlulness was IeQulftd
OF parents and teachers 10 keep tho.r
IN the path OF duty aud puTl-
~, ana every effort should DO mate 10
Keep them interested In the SUNDAY
school work, that they may grow up In
the fear OF the LORI, anu become ute.
ful end choice membets OF His king.
dom,
elder Levi w. Richards, Of Tho
u lion board, next addressed tho con-
ference, ami called attention to tho ini-
portanco Of teaching the children Of |
Zion tho principles VI the Gospel, the |
order OF tho Priesthood, and the dis.
oipline OF the Church.
Assistant General Superintendent |
made few ohservalionis |
relating 10 tho sabbath DOL worn. |
Referring 10 tho adopting OF minutes |
when read before the school, tho |
correct way, he said, OF approving OF |
them was by snow OF lAnds, |
Teachers meetings should DO held |
regularly, once n month NJ lea1t, and |
opportunity given all officers and |
teachers 10 ark questions auu Ctlsr l
suggestions for Improvement.
Weary Not was the closing hymn by |
tge Gholrand the cinieT,nCeaJ Journed, |
alter bvnedictl0n by Assistant Super. |
Intendent w. q. Burton, III 10 S.m.
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