Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18

which wna used for Industrial school
supplies, for llrhta In the lower rooms
OF the home and other things.
Held league twelve times. Prepared
three programs. Christmas Easter
Chudron'a day Given 90 music Lessons
free. and have learned best OF all 20
lean on GOD.
bear fellow workers. Have hope. faith
and love Know this. that God not only
rules the hosts Of heaven. but the in-
habtuuts of the curth.
Mira kinrabury, nm cN-"M0rmon'
lady from Provo. Hn enthusiastic work.
rr reported she had had access 10 many
Mormon" families and been privileged
20 nurse the sick IN Mormon
Mrs potter supplemented this report
by referring 90 Mrs klngsburys past
HHHurIntIHu with the Mormon she
hlH had her ondowmants ana was mus
enabled 90 gain access 90 Mormon
homes more easily than under ordinary
Miss Many rasaiuoro ~ Eislnoro fo.
ported her lHhHra Iu ElHlnoru. 70 had
been alil that the work lu that district
would bu frozen out " existence. hut
SHE had found thu people very nnolnuln
and warm. until che mentioned her iuiH-
sion, l.o. 20 opgn schools there, ihen
they would rather 'frccze up She
Ind felt much discouraged. but now che
held her class Immediately after the
mormon" Sunday school, ana ut pres.
ont fho folt much encouraged with the
outlook.
Mias slmonson NJ Spring city report
"a about hnr or her members were
apostlto Mormon" members and thp
others from other sources.
Mra. Potter added she had visited
this school and found evidences OF very
high talent ln needle work from "ln-
tense Mormon" f1miIlca I'VE must,
it, 81. N#H
thny hove o. present ana THIS Dr. nn rN-
cril0ut means 60 Het into otherwise ln-
accessible families"
After Miss layers REPORT had been
read. Mrs. Potter made the following
rather harsh statement
There is not q spot no the United
States that needs THE Gospel moro than
Cache Valley WHOM ~ BE- known that
There nre q 300 souls iu cache vail ~ who
have never heard the Gospel % can hH
plainly rrHu uH should Do r. proiIu.
fold. even though % lH called t cold
ana dlHh0nrionlng county 60 work IN.
Mrs. Potter began nm address by
making the rather peculiar statement
that Hho had developed an abnormal
amount N check-cHpoClally since CONE
INK 90 Utah.
eve have soolsti,. IN nil parts NJ the
world. but The one IN ttah ~ the only
heather mission we have. We are mvt
with ail the mytholDg.cs OF phF1nism
and heather countries"
Mn. Potter dllntod on tho object ~
the work md the system us adopted
un tho Atlantic HrHb0nri where an
cmlgruutH urr mot and homeless ar
/ friendleHs girls or women are greeted
ana taken care OF until they can be-
/ placed ln the path ~ prosperity
! The establishment M the society IN
! Utah hnH been u hard task 0n account
| NJ the conditions prevailing hero. Cases
l may De- cited where mon missionaries
] could not reach the home. but our lazy
] missionaries have had ample 0r better
| opportunities Tor effective results. a
| case in which the methods M the Hooi-
! cty may ho Illustrated occurred in
| Detroit Mich. among re- highly strung
| Polish community and they hal assem-.
/ hlod tp resent tho Introduction Of my
] doctrine but that NJ the Catholic
/ church. 1.-THE little fwll representative
faced the angry mob and assured Thorn
that they but desired the oHthblI ahmcnt
! m sabbath schools. She ulIuyod Tho
! prejudice ana three years later she had
an enrolment Of about 900 ana now Tho
true Gospel ~ Christ Or being Taught
! without mul0atntlou" Mrs Potter hor,
! introduced a number NJ new teacher
/ who were 90 create and establish s1Cl,
ctlos IN Utah. whore II r. so necessary
Co present the true Gospel NJ Christ
| The address was closed with an np,
peal for members 10 this society, which
membership costs hut 81.