Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11
|oCDEN NEWS.
- DEC. II. 1899
|INpAY SCHOOL JUBILEE
..,s,m Ned Throughout Weber County =
prusn Of Fourth Ward Ogden
arrangements Of Apostle II.
,,.h.,A. -Fire In a church
Paid the Judgment

n. sunday schools or Weber
Ala celebrations yesterday, the
80 commemorative Of the es.
s.,ert Of the drst sabbath school
po,Ey Mountains. iifty years ago
anrake city BY the late Richard
TYNE. The program prepared by
n..sret sunday school board was
..mlly carried out In every school
b. stake,
,eogRAM IN FOURTH WARD.
oc,l Jubilee celebration held in
gsorth ogden ward was Of special
,,oe,al interest because that ward
mr many years, the home ward
a, .,under Of the first school.
.rntendent Jesse q Stratford and
IN had made ample preparations
NJ event The meeting house was
~, decorated with notices, per-
sn8 eyergreens. At the head
4. hall in a seml-circle were the
!, n,uralts Of Superintendent Rich
a''ientyne. Assistant General Sup
.s-ient George Goddard, and Bish-
irwin STAFFORD, all OF whom have
away IN the past few months
he uIcturea, arranged In a semi
sui surm0unted by two large
.Sean flags, was the following mot
sVs have finished the work Thou
If glge us 70 do" The words We're
ssl in a frame Of evergreens dot
| 49, and there with artificial flow
II rsklng a pleasing effect.
/ 1rcuy opposite, IN the farther end
NJ han was another motto: Re
yr now thy Creator In the days Of
Usth. similarly bordered. Owe;
rnd0Ws were arches Of pine, be-
Ia which on either side Of the house,
n notices and portraits OF leading
o the Church and Sunday school
M them being President Brigham
| fF MILFORD Woodruff and George
Grnon. and others. The notices
worthy Of record. "The children.
4 y Of Israel, Jesus. Prince OF Life
Peace" The Lord My Pasture
II Prepare God Knoweth the
gghts Of Thine Heart Speak
y to the Errlng Ones, Zion Is
Inr1g u Know that My Redeemer
ls
Badges we're distributed to the mem.
q and the officers Of the school. When
Uh00 was called TO order at 10
l,k there were $50 workers present.
iisr John v Bluth offered the open.
J. Noyer After singing, the Sacra.
ai vas administered by Elders +. A.
% and l. Sanders, Supt. j. G..
|nii0fd then followed. giving a brief
giB Of the school, naming those who
D hb0red as officers since its or
|laiHtiJn, In ls7l TO the present time,
Among the interesting features Of
+ meeting was the Introduction by
|ggant Superintendent Chas. II,
|'ssiTell Of John w. Chambers, the
|snber l0gnest on the roll Of the sun
|Jyhool he had been with the school
rN rs organization. A Bible. which
/ N presented 10 him In the early days
= god department and punctuality
~ exhibited to the audience. Brother
|s.h Goddard, son Of the veteran
sBs Goddard. was then introduced
+ e'ng the Oldest member enrolled In
: school, he being IS years Of age
y Youngest members was then intro
|.fi Brother Greenwell holding the
~ year old twins OF Elder Joseph
( Wright In his arms before the as
|.aslii people. In PRODUCING them as
y youngest members OF the school
.,i names are Paul and Bryan
Wight
NNtary Edw. II. Anderson, Jr., read
~ Of the deceased Sunday school
lieS IN the order OF their decease,
asnafks were made by Bishops
.hsslor II. W. civilian, In which
. fleIfed 70 the growth Of the Sunday
lhlols, and to the veterans who had
li'~d before He mentioned specially
y sIample set by Elder Richard Bal
ne, Bishop Edwin Stratford and
.ars who had wrought Valiantly In
= 'ssss Yse-Sritoles ol Faith were
~ fecited.
biplhef Edw. II. Anderson spoke on
I, sioEth Of the sunday schools cause,
slaiing specially to personal reminis-
80. 80 In the life Of Superintendent
--t.Aliyne, and the objects which he
y y View in establishing the first
Pc was followed by Brother Joseph
..lahlyne, who has recently returned
~ musical course in New York,
q who Is a son Of the late Richard
.e.4niyne' he expressed his desire 60
.'St himself TO the cause OF music
ae sabbath schools. out Of respect
ss ialher who had desired him TO
80 ID this cause. The benedlctlon
!. oncred by Elder c. F. Watkins, a
gan Of the ward.
.as musical exercises Of the morning
~ conducted by Brother John Hors-
y y slriet conformity with the pub
AFTERNOON SESSION.
IMPLY al 2 o'clock. there was again
=. uss congregation present. There
az ~ In attendance. many OF the
,. 80 having come 10 witness the
=, - The singing q the after
-. Vhleh was In accordance with the
I, s, ~. published by the Union Board,
nv. n .vhaucled by Brother Joseph Bal
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