Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

The meeting vi the officers and teach.
efs 81 the sunday schools of this STAKE.
ncld last evening tNoy. "A, $3.50 In the
FouTtethih ward assembly rooms. was
very lnfrsly attended by active Sum
day school workers from every ward In
ne ci1y except the s,N,h and Twenty
third. The following county wards
were also well rcpfoaunied.
Big C9ttuna11d C11lh scho1l-l:
Brighton. Cannon. Farmers. Forcsi
Dale. Murray. candy.
stake sup. Thomas c. Gfires pre-
sided and the uperag prayer was of-
fcred by Elder JOSEPH Chrisiensen
The excellent ainging exercises we're
given by members. VI the Trnih ward
school. conducted ~ BROTHER James {.
Woods aud Joseph Poli.
Secretary Geo. y. pyper ~ she SUM
day school Union board presented a
Few Stems felatnE o. the coming sun.
Jay school Convention, % De- held next
Monday and Tuesday. The following
schools Of this stake have bot .s.nt iH
their ISIS OF dCleFa.esi Third faYth.
Eghth. Eleventh, EShi1taih. Twenty
third, hun Dale. Hlg C8ttc1wo1d. hut
Ter, Center. Crescent. East Crescent
IAN, Granger, Granite. Hunter, Mil
creek, Muuninn Den. Murray. Pleas.
aht Green. Pleasant View. Hgvnrtun,
sandy. south Cottonwood. sugar.
~
West Jordan. Milflri.
Each ward In tbs city 's expected %
have subsistence committee. wh1
viii canvaHs their respective wtrda
ara ascertain the number visiting dele
gttca ihcy Cau accommodate turing
the convention. REPORTS of the mum.
Der each ward can accommodate. with
names and addresses. should d. so4t In
20 secretary pypcr IN ihs Tempeton
building. at rs early a date a. posi-.
BILE.
visiting delegates from outside
States. viii visit the various sunday
schools Of this city and contingent
wards. mex, Sunday morning and viii
address the evening ward meetings.
regular work ~ the schools. 40 tho
visitors desire o. 500 the methods IN
vogue In tho city schools
sunday school m fslonnrici viii visit
the various wards. ~ company With
visitors, a. follows
First ward--J. H. bennett.
second Wnr1=tifn. ". HrrHe.
Third Mard-Dcib.rt Parfuit.
Nurth Wnrd-Alonzo Young.
Fifth Whrd-W. c. Burton.
sixth Ward Jos. Lindsay.
seventh Wafd-W. a. Wngsian.
Elghih ward-E g. Miller.
Ninth ward-K. q. Mciacr
Tenth wari--J. W. Saunders.
Eleventh Wsrd-liUnry Turk"tt
Twelfth Ward-w. y. H. Shepherd.
Thirteenth wnrd-T g. Gifrga.
Fourtccnih Ward-o. II. MorthinF-
ton.
Fifteenth whrd-J. ". Mills.
Sixteenth Warl-A. l,unquisi.
Seventeenth Ward-E. -. Tayior.
Eighteenth Whri-I. ~. Parry.
Nnteenih Ward 9. n. Hyde,
Twentieth Ward-O. u. R1mney.
Tweniy-frai Wari-Milea 4. Rnmney.
Twenty-aecond Ward-E. y. Parry.
Twmty-ihlrd Ward-i. Larson.
Farmcrs-'w. bradford.
Sugar Iiouse--J. W. rfc.
Forest ntlc-ii. \. Horne.
faunun-'lluEh !. Cannon.
Fourth Ward iiranch-L. W. Rich
ards
BriFhton-w. u. Dougan.
First Ward Braneh-wm. ". Stewart
4 meeting ~ the various general
committees viii be- held fn she sunday
School Union roums. IN the Tcmpictnn
building. On "wednesday evening. Nov.
%. ut $50 O'clock
Elder Geo, Reynolds. treasurer of tho
sunday School Union, urged that all
sunday school workers who could do 80
should eniehvor O. ATTEND an she meet
inEs u tho cOnNeni.u'. ana take part
In making each needing q success,
AZ this STAGE Of ihr meeting she as
Hemhly divided for department work
and Interesting aud instructive cxer-
clsea were conducted in each.
Upon rchsnemhllnr beautiful auln-
setie, Good Night was rendered by the
choir,
The sixth ward school viii furnish
the music at che next meeting OF the
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