The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-08-14

act asa soliciting committee 20 obtain
sufficient means 20 ease the doors and .
windows OF the Stake House before thc F..
next conference, which va. carried.
The choir then sung d hymn, after
which
APOSTLE rr,spAlr
addressed the meeting. lie thanked
and blessed the ladies ior doing 20 we'll
the work assigned 10 them in regard TO
putting the three beautiful windows in
the Stake House and asked the gentle.
men 60 do what hhd been voted upon,
aud promised al who would do their
duty in this regard the inll blessings Of
happiness. lie said that We should so
live that we eau return Co. our Father la
heaven with q face a. lear irom guile as
when we lcit. invited all the sisicr.
60 thc priesthood meeting which was
bella Boo the evening aud closed by giy.
ing % icN Mind aud encouraging words g.
the singers, after which the choir sang
an anthem audr.uicrcucc was adjourned
to lu o'c'ock Monday morning.
uusuoou WuiNo.
Interpreting cNerci.,s Apostle Teas.
dale occupied the whole time. lie said
in the priesthood 10 was necessary TO
have leading men aud In oll Organize.
tion. education be- essential, particularly
boz the church Of Jesus Christ. The
speaker read portion Of the revelation
on priesthood from the Doctrine and
. Covenants. after which be- showed the
duties of the members Of the various
uuorums. llisromarks led 10 the prin.
ciplc Of tithiug, and be- read portion Of
the revelation on tithing and spoke on
the same.
Meeting was closed by singing by the
choir and benedic,ion By Bishop 4. H..
Wright.
MONDAY MoRNiSO.
The meeting was opened 10y singing
by the choir and prayer by J. \. Fisher,
after which
nisnor wa. sAH0ENr
reported briefly the standing Of IN,
lIoytsyille ward as In aprosperous con
dition both temporarily and spiritually.
nismor MAIN
n reported the condition Of the Rockpor
A wanl, though ANAL, ~ hcing In q oondl
4 Ton similar TO otners reported pre-
A yiously.
BISHOP mcmSs
Of Echo said that he could not rcpor
n that ward a. he would like. said SOM
were very energetic, while others ar,
p. not, majority, however, attend th
a. meetings sunday school doing tolenb
n well had no fault to Had except win
10 himself.
Z iosrru Wmonr,
n, bishop Of Coal,illc East ward. iel
=. pleased To oder hi. report aud said tia
J., the condition OF Die ward was about th
~ same as other wards previously b,
Ia ported.
ruI-. 49,. o.. PACK
,J nextadlresscd che meeting llcexhofie
a.. the Saints Go Dee dilIscnt ia improyin
200 thc school OF thc Gospel by seokin
ilr hc Holy Ghost ioamug thoir dulio
and performing tho smur aud living b
~ chat the -piftoi cod ui.I remain Will
do them
A. The choir then atuga portion of ih
y. HYMN. IAN Angel From on High ate
which
he Aro.uE rrAspAlE
iI' addressed the conference and said "
e' should be an Intelligent people spok
id Of the duties OF the bishops, 10 sce tina
-i' the young men are ordained to III
Aaronic priesthood and that they mas
to nifty their calling. lie spoke Of IN
Ie destiny OF man, after which he read iror
the Doctrine and Covenants the reyelr
ton on priesthood, tie also read iror
u the life Of Jesus Christ In the l7t
as chapter Of 81. John also from the tesla
70 mcnt IN the mission Of Luciier aud q
'y the resurrection.
- The services were closed by the choi
We singing hymn and benediotion by I'D
n mund Eldredge.
~ MoNDAY AFrrRNooN.
~ The opening exercises consisted q
singing by the choir and prayer by W
Il. Pack, after which
40 BISHOP y. II. WRIGHT
l.
!, =, reported the Coalville ward as being Il
~ a prosperous condition and that all tn
~ organizations Of the ward were in goo
|, running order.
PATRIARCH THOMAS HALL
addressed the congregation. Spoke q
y, the blessings nov enjoyed by the Latter
day Saints felt thankful to live in tn
:, day Of apostles and prophets.
m PREs. ALMA ELDREDGE
Of made q few remarks. lie spoke Of tn
" wonderful inventions OF modern time
and compared them to the miracles q
the Saviour showing that the Sayiou
understood the grand principles b.
which miracles were performed.
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