Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-13


questions submitted wero answered IN
the affirmative. Edtr Goddard re-
srkei that tGia was the nfsi ume IN
Il OF his travels that all OF thosr cues
tiuus had been ansWerei 10 the oil RIM
1tivC.
A class exercise, "GoOd Manners"
by the primary department OF the
A mmo school, ref cited much oreuil
ON the teacher.
Tbo rest OF the meeting was taken
up by Elders Summefbsys a1d God
darJ, bolh OF whom pp he very GU
couregingly TO OidIst d young IN pune.
uAlity, order, the Wore OF Wiedcm,
monthly reaohcrs meetings, ti,bing,
and come other subj OTIS OF great i'm.
puttance to Sunday schoole. Elder
Goddard closed his TcmorRs by singing
"tnOur Lovely DeBoret," whicn grest-
ty tleaseu tho children as well rs tue
grown people.
2p.m. A much larger congregation
GuL IN IN Appearance ans Tie spirit OF
Odd was enjoyed TO marked
cxto1t. The singing was greatly im'
proved by the ptssence OF lars.
humber Of singers. The fxerciats
wero simiiar to those OF the iOrsuoon
session; repOrtB were heard from Vari-
Gus schools and an exercise was given
by the fret intermediate department
OF the Jns sc1O1l.
Second Assistant h, IL. Brown
spoke OF his Sunday school wors as a
pleasure, ana vas determined TO do his
duty.
The annual statistical and Bnanolal
report OF the Bingham Sake Sanday
schools was read by the SECRETARY IL.
II. Fhe.
Tue time was then given to our
Waiting brethren who encouraged US
with their spirited IemsTks. They
spoke OF the nickel iun1 and the
neceeslty OF keeping up the same, and
exclaimed whatlt 10 for. Elder Sum-
methays explained the DeseTet S. IS.
Union board anu the intertsi they
were taxing 10 develop the Sunday
school cause.
Sunday 10 y. m. found the house
oveII wing with eager listenets. The
exercises began promptly by tue COM
blned schools ainging d. Not Weary
by the Way. According to roll
call eighteen schools were req
resented. Mora s. 5. reports wete
heard. and President IL. L.. Bybes
msJe few remarks peftniniDg to tue
Sunday school IabOis 10 this county.
At one time he had charge Of all VI
them anu was the first to organize
schools IN n number OF places.
A clnss exercise, Church History,
wss given by the Grant school.
Elder Snmmefhsys again occupied
portion OF the time; spoke Of the
small ate dance at some OF the sur
day schOols, said tomething mus, be
wrong. He spoke VI the 5acrs Al emit,
Sabbath breaking anu tho tobacco
nabit.
Elder Goddard made a multitude
OF good remarks which were iustruo-
tive to old anu yuung. He closed mis-
femarks by singing, WHO'S on the
LorU's side2
Piesiden. j. Il. Steele made q few
remarks nnG ths sessi)n closed.
AT IL noon the brethren held an OIL
| ceIs' and teachers m setting, which was
well attended,. The brethren impressed
upon Sundsy school workers the I'M.
| lorlance OF their calling; said they
must be exemplary, Keep the Word
| Wisdom, pay their tithing, and kee p
| the Sabbath day molly.
-Four missionaries were called to
| labor in this Stake 10 the interest oil
| the Sunday scnools.
| W hho
| tiuual exercises the sacrament was
| administered by the BiehOptic OF the
Iona ward. The General aud Stake
Suudsy scheol authorities were pre-.
| scented snd sustained.
| President J. 8. Mullinsr spoke
briefly OF the good time We mad na
aud expressed his gratitude for the
blessings we enjoy.
The solo, o My FIiher, by Miss
Hayc5ck aad choir was much o..
JOyed.
Elders Summerhays and Goddard
sgaln addressed us: spoke Ia mighty
power on our duties Ms Saints, In.
vOked the blessings Of GJu upon us;
anu one OF the most interesting AM
instructive Sunday school con eTencss
ever held 10 the : axe closed.
Il. Ii. FIFE, Secretary.