Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-18

and Richard X. Lyman are assigned as
mi ssionsries to labor in this district.
Seventh Dstrict-Thirtoenth, Four
teenih, Fifteenth and Fifteenth Branch,
Tavlorsville and Hunter. Assigned to
Elders J. II. Parry, @. NJ. Cannon and
VIM. NJ. Stewart.
Eighth Dlsiriot--Sixteenth ward, East,
West and South Jordan and Herriman
Assigned to Elders Ludwig Larson and
Almond Rundquist.
Mini District--Seventeen ward,
South Cottonwood, Union, Butlerville
and Granite. Elders j. w. Saunders
and Sylvester ID. Bradford arc the mis-
sionarios assigned to labor in this dis
trict.
Tenth District Eighteenth, Nineteenth
and Twentieth city wards, East Mill
Greek and the two schools of Big Cotton
wood. Elders Orson ID. Romnoy, Charles
ii. Hyde and w. IL Chamberlain will
look after the interests of the schools OF
this district.
Eleventh District-Twenty-f Twen-
tv-second, Thenty second branch and
Twenty-third ward schools and Mill
Creek Elders J. w. Maynes and Ezra
o. Taylor will have tho care of the
schools In this district and visit them as
missionaries.
After the reading of district arrange
ments and assignments and few
.nggestione from Superintendent
Horne, tho meeting divided In the
usual four departments.
The theological department was
presided over by Elder Richard II. Ly-
man, who delivered . spirited anu very
Instructive address on the necessity OF
having well prepared lesson anu
presenting 1t In way to keep the at.
lention OF the students, and OF thor.
oughly instructing them In the prln-
ciples Of the Gospel.
In the absence OF the regular In.
structor In the second intermediate
department, Elders Jesse w. Hoops,
3. ID. Bradford and Assistant Superin-
ienuent Burton conducted an Interest,"
Ing exercise on methods of home work
N connection with Sunday school
work.
After q four months consideration
OF the following questions the same
were concluded by tue fret inter.
mediate department:
1-Are the children in their seats at 10
o'clock2
2-Are they supplied with music
books2
3-Do they all sing or try to sing2
4-Do they bow their heads during
prayer
5-Do they carry out instructions given
on page IA OF treatise regarding the Sac
rament?
5-What do the boys do with their
hats?
7-How do they pass to and from the
classroom
S-Does a well prepared and interest
ing lesson always secure the attention
and order required?
9-what kinds OF disorder annoy
most?
l0-How do you manage the inatten-
tive, unruly ones2
1l-What order, what degree OF quiet
ness, shall be insisted upouP
l2-Do you keep in mind that the chill
dren should be ruled by love?
l3-What means OF discipline have
proved most elective?
l4-Are the children impressed with
the sacredness Of the house OF the Lord2
The work In the Primary depart.
ment was conducted by Elder Deiberi
Parfott and Sister olive Derbridge.
Primary lessons and methods were in-
diligently DISCUSSED also by others wGo
were present, and suggestions offered
for meeting difficulties encountered.
Upon reassembling few Suggestions
pertinent TO the business OF the meet
ing were made by Superintendent
Horne, and beG ediction was offered by
| Assistant SUPERINTENDENT Jonp VIM
cent OF the Sixteenth ward, ana the
meeting adjourned for one month,
when the Nineteenth ward VIII full
nish the musical exercises.
J. IL. PARRY, Sec.