The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-09-15

oup'' ohcat wilkins reported the Peoa
school.
The drst intermediate class Of the
Park City school gave an exercise; sub
ieet, Raising Lazarus from the Dead"
A double quartette was rendered by
members Of the Coalyille school.
supt. Thomas Dcarden reported the
Hene'er school.
The superintendency Of the Rockport
school being absent, Elder John Horton
was called upon aud reported that
school.
Remarks were made by Elder j. W.
Summerhays, Of the Descrct Sunday
School Union Board. lie answered the
following question; "Ilow severe should
We be concerning discipline In our
classes In Sabbath schools9" Said that
no severity should he used, but instead
love and tirmness. Desired an effort TO
be made To get all the children into tho
Sunday schools. Advised the superin-
tendents not 10 allow their teachers 10
waste valuable time In discussing mys-
terics. Also spoke in regard to fasting
and testimony-bearing.
Elder Karl @. Maeser next spoke. The
question, "Do you recommed the I'm
proyement Era as text book ?" wac
answercd by him. Said that that mag
azine was published for the Improve
ment associations aud not for Sunday
schools. and cannot be used as n text
book. Said that the plan Of study should
be laid out for at least three months.
Al the close Of the morning session q
teachers meeting was held. Elder
hhescr occupied most Of tho time giving
' Instructions TO the officers In regard 70
Q prayer, roll call, officers reports, sta-
tislics. etc.
Al Elder summerhays made some re-
IN marks upon the iini noraliiy that ezistA
o among ,he people. ada advised the teach
d ors to eivc their classes good Adyiss on
4 virtue and morality.
: EuEnAY AFTERNOON.
Afternoon session opened by singing,
"Gather Round the STANDARD Bearer"
Prayer by Elder W. Il. Chappell. Con-
tinued by singing. "The Lord is My
Light"
The sacrament was administered by
Elders VIM. Z. Chnppell and John
Bowen.
Elder Maeser gave instructions regard
ing the sacrament during the admins
tration,
The congregation reciled In concert
from the leanot supplement and sus-
tained the officers mentioned therein.
The Stake Sunday school officers were
also presented and sustained.
The Park City school was reported by
supt. Fred Raaband.
A quartette was rendered by members
Of the Park City school.
Elder Ward y. Pack, Of the Stake
9 Presidency, made few remarks en-
couragng the Sunday school work.
Prest. W. W. Cluh made remarks re-
y garding Sunday school work.
Elder John Sargent, who has recently
returned from mission to New Zea-
land, spoke for a short time regarding
3 his missionary experience.
= Elder Karl @. Maeser gave instrue-
tons TO those who should report their
schools ut the next conference. Also re-
quested that each school practice con
cert recitation In the future on the fol-
lowing subjects: "The Lords Prayer"
"Ten Commandments" ARTICLES Of
NWtlt ANnhihohg VI NlN Ahio' VIZ
. nesses," General oaioers in tho
Church" etc,
. Remarks were made by Elder Sum
merhays on the niekie idnd donation,
and advised the teachers 10 instruSs
their pupils to be yIrtuous, honest, ets.
After singing and benediolion BY
l. Bishop II. II, Wright conference adj
journed sine die.
In the evening religion class maet-
ing was held, at which Elders Ne
j and summerhays spoke.
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