The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-05-24
ADJovRNED CONFERENCE.
InteresanI Meetings Held at K0mAs on
sunday and nond0Y.-othor
officers Appointed.

srly conference convened Al Kama, on
Sunday nsrning at 10 O'Clock. There
were present President Joseph +. Smith.
Apostle Reed smoot, Mrs. Lulu Greene
Richard,, representing the Primary
Association; Mrs Ruth NJ. Fox and
Mrs. Annie Smith, representing the Y.
l.. NJ. 1. ASSOCIATIONS; Mrs. Annie Taylor
Hyde. representing the Relief Societies,
and Prof W. Q. Give all Ct Salt Lake.
The morning meeting was opened by
the ehoif singing praise 10 the Man."
etc., and prayer by Bi'hopF. II. Wright.
Pfesiden, Joseph F, Smith was the nrst
speaker Said that this was the fret
time he vas ever in the KAmss Valley
and was pleased with the surroundings.
All should make an effort TO discern the
will Of the Lord concerning His child
rem. Should all have love for the
gospel; be honest, upright and virluou',
40 these are God-given blessings. When
anger takes hold Of perton he lie not
safe, for under such influence men rise
40 snJ shed innocent blood, husbands
commit acts OF violence that will be
stamped upon their brows throughout all
their lives. We are living ia a momen-
tous age, when angels have visited the
earth, and when the voice Of God has
been heard by man. The gospel Of
Jesus Christ never cursed or doomed
any man TO destruction, but II 10 the
rejection ofthe gospel that does II. It
saves, exalts aud binds the souls Of men
together, hlls them with power and
enlists them to exaltAtion and eternal
life In the Kingdom Of God.
. A violin solo was rendered by Prof.
. W. @. Give, which was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Ruth NJ. Fox, a representative Of
the Y. 9. NJ. La, next spoke and aSked
that the spirit Of God be with all 10
y lead them in the ways Of truth. God
viii notask what Offices we have held
! !. s-~~->7ssc xn=xs hrs. soue While 90
Garth. Paid high tribute 70 the young
men called on missions ana to the young
ladies who are pure and virtuous. Ex-
horied the girls to live IN such manner
Ie that they would make good wives anC
D. mothers.
" Apostle Reed Smoot spoke ofbis sicl
child being heald by the power Of God
ie Our religion is not iormality, but I
III reality, There Is no greater pleasur,
at than TO do good and do our duty. on'
OF the greatest evils In the church 4
re that Of fault finding, and 1t is the mean
a Of many apostatizing. The main pleas
III ure in the lives Of some people Is to
p. fnd fault with their neighbors.
Prst. Smith again spoke, consratulat
ing the people OF KamAs for their effort
In completing the meeting house, and
invoked Gou's blessings upon them.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
=. The meeting was commenced with Ia,
usual opening exercises, and tho sacrA
ment was adminsterl by HERNIA
Weslbrook aud Alma n. Page.
few opening remarks were made b
Prest, Moses Taylor.
Mrs. Annie Taylor Hyde, representa-
=, the Relief Societies, next poke, explain
Ing the objects Of that organic ,tion. and
the great good they were accomplishing
" on the earth.
Mrs. Alice X. Smith, representaliv
OF the Y. l.. NJ. l. A.. said that we mus
be one In order to 10 our duty. w,
should seek TO improve our minds. b.
NuuSlHg good Dooks, etc.
The choir and congregation sang "w
Thank Thee, o Col, for Prophet"
Presi. Joseph F. Smith took up the
remainder Of the time, aud delivered I
powerful sermon on marriage, citing
many passages Of scripture in supper
OF the same.
i Meeting WAS adjourned to Mon lay
al morning at 10 o'clocs.
IA SUNDAY EygSlSG
10 a conference OF the Y. NJ. and Y. l. NJ
Is l. Associations was held, presided oyeI
I'd by supt. G. A. Calls, who made brie
sc report OF the organizations in the Stake
10 stake President q. Y. Pack Of tn,
y, the Young Ladies' Associations made
lew remarks. During the five years 1
which che had been president, she ha
gained an experience for which sue iel