Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-11
TIE TABERNACLE YESTERDAY.


X. Basse,t, sang the hymn beginning;
"Dd you think to pray" Opening
pfsyor was offered by Assistant super.
inlendent II. &. Horne. "Hope Of 10.
rail, Zlon's Army was then aang by
congregation aud choir.
The city SCHOOLS met at their ward
lcrn.s and camu In BODY to tie Tab.
rfraclo. MOui Of the schools ouitids
the CITY were Glso represented, hnu
neatly all the Sunday Schn1l Llctit
anu missionaries o, tue S.tke were
present.
The firs, exercise wa Ito repetition
~ the L.t-'s Prayer 10 motion Ian
guage, gwen by tho L,mhufa VI Tie
Deaf Niue Sunday school, Tao follow
ing excellent letter W a member OF the
DAT Mute aluday 5lu0Ol, hddtthAuu
~ tho sulcfinteuduuts VI this Iniil'n'
tiDn, wac reAu ny Pr,zilcnt G.otguQ
Cannon, anf illusttatos now much Zoe
work VI hu,diy tcholis ~ appreciated
~ tbetV iliIcied oahf;
SALT LAKE. CITY, Utah,
April 20, 1906
brothers Barfoli and Pua,i
Dear Brothers / f'cl worry thankful TO
YOU for tho good help you navu done TOT
me. also ieel to love my sunday school
and / feel sorry for sta' ing out sumo
time ago. ] know thti was mistaken
for doing 20. ! will tty gad do beNor
than used 10. ! also Wi try 20 60 10
sunday school uvofN sunday II ~ had
not born for YOUR help might not have
known uurh about tod. I would not
know much nbOut wlnt God has done Tor
IL aud about Jesu. Chri.t who had cuiuo
to Garth and died ON the ctuHH lot the sins
OF the world. love my teachers also
j know hat II you bod Nos taught sun
day school that many ui us would be
more ignorant than VIZ now are ! thlnk
YOU have been very patient all iho Time
'ince YOU BEGAN TO teach school. have
no moro to say. We nll mus, iucl very
thankful to you Tor wha, you have done
for ".
CitAHLIN MARTIN.
PSI would very much hao a. have
q sunday ,chool when we go TO Ogden
CuAHLEl MARTIN.
President Cannon alsl read tho fJl-
lowing Interesting letter from ySuns
lady teacher o. the Deaf Mute Sunday
school, WIN h a cea; mute herself. hhr
wfitei!
sALi LAKE CRY, May ., lsod.
Brothers Pratt and Darrell:
At YOUR request will try to write a
letter to YOU saying how ] like my posi-
ton a. teacher In your Sunday school
There IL no hing ! IKE better 10 de- man
tu mako known to them tho word OF nod
aud ut tho same time gain moro Know
ledge myself. I firmly believe that our
A. ia. huH Ia
of us aud will continue TO be ~ through
out our lives.
In teaching thom the principles Of the
beloved Gospel, ! have marked warm
interest IN this subject.
When We move tu ogden We shall
surely miss our Sunday ichool aud You
our two dear teachers. too. II am At
Ogden I will do my best To- keep your
teachings inu illod In their hearts.
May God bless and Keep you and
crown you with success In all your good
works II my most sincere WISH.
Most respectfully, your friend,
LiumE DEl.oNu.
y. S.-Thc-o IN nothing that would
plea,e me more than TO have "A Sunday
school IN ogden when we hually move
Ihere. L. ~
The school children aud the whole
congregation repeated the LORDS
Prayer under the direction OF Elder
A. +. Goddes.
Elder A, II. Cannon expressed bis
rlsasure In meeting ~ many Ct The
sunday school children In conference
capacity. he reminded the iehchers
that n they made an effort every sun
day to impTess upon their children
come moral and religious truth, much
could be hcromplished In training
them to grow up and become bright
aud shining members OF tue LoId's
kinpdom. Children were easily inn
pressed by those In whom tney had
confidence, aud teachers should make
use OF every opportunity TO make
lasting impressions Of good.
Bleep, Darling, Sleep was bsautliul-
Iysung by eight little girls Of Professor
Bassett's einsiDR class
Elder G, w. PenTOse was the next
sneaker. he desirod to impress upon
tbe ohildten the privilege they enjoyed
of Attending the beet Sunday schools
I'm the world. The lessona OF these
,chools were Of greater importance
than the riches ana honor OF the
world, Relerring TO the work Of the
Theological CHASER, he suggested that
A any discussions were allowed they
should DO limi,ei TO drawing out the
truth only, anu discussions OF mystefi'
ous subjects and queries should not he
entertained. The imporlnncs OF truth.
fitness wAs also dwell upon by tho
sneaker. IL was coward CO TO practice
living, and II showed q hiIh order VI
moral courAge TO speak and maintain
the truth.
The next exercise was the rendering
Of that beautiful and touching song
"Nsarer, my God, 70 Thee" Teptated
in motion and song, by mite Msnlc
Young and little Lille swift, OF the
Deaf Mute school, accompanied vocal
Iy by Miss Maude Pratt.
The Articles Of Faith, Of the Church
of Jesus Christ OF Laticr-day Ssints,
were repeated In concert by oil the
children OF the school, under the d.
fsciion Of Elder VIM. bradford.
The hrst principles OF the Gospel,
faith, repentance, baptism for the Te'
mission OF slp, and the laying on OF
hands for tho gift OF the Holy Ghost,
were ropehled and Illustrated by tigrs,
by the primary clAss OF the Deaf Mute
school.
Supt. Grlggs explained that the
reason no much was given by the deaf
mutes In this conference WAC that In
the near future the State Deaf ana
Dumb Institute would be removed 10
Ogden. and the children who took part
today were no. expected to appear here
again.