Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-25

su"iay schools Vi Ua1 S asu wrfp 'r
% n Yur-hlng c.uulI %, HaI '." r'-
,IHi Ulcers were .uructt vn.Hrfa. The
state .ururluitnHougy bad aw l DO
v|aItaU q tup -uaany fuH. .It4u O. q
b uau 10 least uu.u ych'.
A .uatwl. rood .rH1 rr Me John
J0hnsIo uui Site KJuy E1lsfu, yr
pfIyI rnIr1 ware.
superintendent Cisrk Of OtsanI
tpUUIud that tUCig school haI missed
Iu. uuu session since itB Dr-na zltJ 4,
Uur yuhuaf0.
a class eX, fulsc was then gwen ly
the primary department 10 tse P.UyO
Fourth watd Sunday seuUY .Dn tue liig
ui lha pfuuuUi JrBrlH Sulu.
Superintendent ll.ln uE p.csarnt
View save q favorable 100 70 of their
sunday schru; Visits with the UafUuis
uad been very pilocluaL
Assistant General SIIHtiuleudUut
NHesOf thun sdifesspd Toe r.uisruuce.
hg slid thu children HNuulu have
planted IN them a ioslmH y uf the
Gospel Tue teachCu, 10 tncy lave
not a tuttimUny, suuulu nrai sUuk TO
obtain b., AMI always u.h Gll before
going 10 Sunday school tI ali them,
that the Uiigct VI tho Sunday schools
may be sCglmplishUd. Give Opp0rtu.
mites .Or bearing testimony anu not
ffHt until all have mad a chance.
presl .uut Brigham Young sail more
tcsiim mics are obtained while uu the
feet than h. any othos wny. Children
love their parents intiiuUuvely; they
HhoulI be- taught to love God 10 the
same way.
Tho congregation thon sang the
Gong entitled "SOwinr."
Elder Reynolds Of tue Union board
HpOk. Ia tho same strain a. Elder
Alur.rf We are Hpt 10 teach too much
theology aud not enough religion.
Every tenchut should rrnlIzs thht
their leading motive SHOULD bu 20
teach tho children 10 love God. We
mny make intellrC .ual children hi our
sunday SCHOOLS ami SO. not have that
love %. COD In their hearts that should
ue there. Young men should, when
they grow ny, not only be- ahiu " give
a reason TOT intir belief, but II should
bo borne out iu their dnily lives.
q Juiai preparations suou.d bn maIu
| tur .uf Sunday school Wnlk. "Pr8irs-
u0uaW aud "unpIuiUssiJun" tcarhoIs
should not bu known iu our Sunday
schools ~ tuoh. Politics should tU
kept out OF tuO schools. GptI sunday
| ucu0ol 10 LHttct.dhy Nsintt. A trained
trlo or ia the SUNDAY school IL one
filled with the Spirit u God.
a recitation Wus then given by
Master Lehi Cluu o Provo Socouu
wufu.
Assistant Oru.ssl Superintendent
| Goddard observed that most " tue
children pre- Uut were suIsU, uud he
enjoyed their presence. L,tNe b s.
/ that arc uefO DO not suaEt, because
thty ROW 70 would not b. pleasing 90
tasir II aycniy Fathcf. LIt,iu girls
that ate pfu'Cnt DO net stsal uecpuse
they know the commandment, "rnuu
shalt not tiuai.' Toe liulu chillton
attend sunday school bgcsufe they
think u their duty 60 "Fgmumhrr toe
sabbath dag anu keep % h1ly." All
goo1 children pray, dom. tmHEc 90
ttcal. The children should be- tsught
know that they should not usr tobacco,
tea, c0iico or intoxicating lquum }.
they desired 10 DO healthy uuu strong.
! Those benefited by attending CIuiCr.
tnces are those that carry our tue in.
sttuciiOus given. EiIyr Goddard then
sang the song, "ln our lovely Dosefei.h
Ho said every liiIu boy huI giri
I ,
Tor Missionary work,
Saturday afternoon. singing fOrthe
afternoon was furnished by thv Spring.
| villp First ward Sunday school.
| liter singing, prayer aud singing,
! General superintendent Goddard e..
iufred 10 tue Issuance Of o hymn book
containing all Of the songs In the
music book and also additional ONES.
! ltiHoEpectUd that one Will bb placed
In tho hands Of every SUNDAY school
/ pupil, aud oil mas learn ~ eiug. HU
| AOpll that the 10000 Sunday school
children when they grow up they Will
bu strict observers " the Word VI Wit
dom. Such un example IL what will
bo needed among tha people Ia the
! future. The savior N coming aud We
| want 10 meet Him. Bp moderate In
everything anu be- Ia earnest IN regard
TO thr things Of CO, Tosohets Ia the
SUNDAY schools are expected TO praC.
ilCe what they teach. tie then Gang
tue song ultiilUd, "Itcpont and DO
washed clean rom iln."
| Assistant Guucgnl superintendent
Maeser followed 10 the samu stfhiu a,
anu upon tho "Lattcf-day Saints SUI
day School Treatise" q work that q o
Union has been engaged more than a
year In preparing.
Stake Librarian James Hardy then
eIOke upon the tubleGt VI libraries.
A class exercise was then given by
the kindergarten Of the Provo Fourth
ward Sunday School.
Supefinleudunt Ferguson OF Lake
shore reported thoir Sunday school as
ina prosperous condition. Children
OF non.MOrmOu parents are among tile
regular attendants OF their school.
Elder George Reynolds said that ID
was the desire Of the Union board that
al OF the Latterday Sain,s' children
IN tue several WarJs be enfolltd iu lhr
| Sunday school, anu also M many o.
ia BE- not Of our faith % possible, anu
all oh auld no treated alike. All chill.
| ufgu utdur eight years o, age, no
| matter who tuulr parents may be
should have the Irvilcge Of pattAg .
log u! The 5aCrH mtul.
| Iue Is Tlu. VILE First ward Sunday
school Tue sang "lho Land U' ZlOu.'l
| sJpL tulUlug VI 5auiaquiu reported
their school EH VA good nation, but
| tlU IaFtn.H were not ne interested as
| they should Iu lu the work,
Lll,r Partridge. President u the
Stake, shIl tHa, The sunday lschools OF
tAe Church having uu tnfUIImuut o
| neatly 100000 children was one OF the
! gruylvBt interests " the Church. He
! referred b. ihusui .gt VI Iu,tmpeFancr.
| -upi. NurUy OF Luap View reported
! 90. n school 40 iuiug united, both
] M ls. fTUWUuF. and f.uU..a