Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-25

for any cause which may seem EN-.
barrassing TO teachers they viii not
slacken In their efforts 10 discharge
their duties. Where any have been
discouraged 1t has been the result OF
lack Of thorough understanding them
selves.
IL don't think there Is any greater
work you can be engaged In than sun
day school work. hope you VIII never
be discouraged but keep II UP ana main
tain an abiding interest We cannot
accomplish anything We have no heart
In. II your heart IL In H. II you love
IL. then you will succeed.
"There is one thought that seemed 10
impress itself upon my mind while lis
tenlng 10 some of the brethren and
that is in relation to cleanliness. lou
have ALI heard II said that Cleanliness
Is next 10 Goodness This uncleanness
ia unpardonable. We should be eXem-
plary in this respect. The floors, the
walls the furniture OF our houses ol
worship should be kept clean Inc
children should be taught cleanliness
Some children love 10 get into the art
Ii may be for lack Of example at nome
think Il IL essential that TINS subject
be brought to the attention OF the llt'le
ones and should be made special Tea
ture Of instruction occasionally y
good time TO teach this Is when the
streets are in bad condition. as then II
can be taught by illustration. II Is dan
gerous 10 take children Into cold meet
lnghouses. The janitors should see 10
il that the houses are thoroughly ven'
tllated and warmed before the chlldren
come. as many are subjected TO Illness
because OF a lack Of attention to these
matters
81 rejoice with you IN seeing so many
interested In this work and congratu.
late you in your noble efforts Goa
bless you and may you succeed IN H.
Love the children. the cause OF human-
ity, the cause OF Zion and the cause OF
truth. There Is nothing In the world
that can take the place OF truth. This
will benefit and build up men and ma
tlons. II Is the duty Of those who un-
ders.and the truth TO instill II into the
minds Of he children. Give all the BEN
eft of all good things which you pos
sess. lmpart IL unto others and the
Lord will bless you. That Is what we
are trying 10 do with what Is called
MOIIIlOllSlls ~ ~ wv - WV" 49,
we Will succeed In it.
PRIEST. ANTHoN II. LUND.
President Anthem II. Lund spoke as
follows; president Smith has given
all present key, II Is this' the inter-
ested teacher will be n success l De.
lieve see before me an interested lot or
tachers. Your presence demonstrates
this. We all want to be interested In
this good work. hope we VIII remem-
Der the lesson concerning the HYGIENE
condition OF our schoolrOoms, Make
them attractive so the children Will love
10 come Receive the pupils with love.
smile upon them. watch those who are
not there and seek after them. STUDY
your lessons and don't depend on the
inspiration OF the moment but be pre-
pared. believe the outlines will be
great benefit 10 the schools. They need
you 10 clothe them, The skeleton Is not
perfect"
AT this tuncture II was announced
that lunch would be served 20 all pres
ent after the meeting, and after singing,
"Our God We Raise TO Thee the BEN
edlction was pronounced by Elder j.
w. Summerhays.
INFORMAL RECEPTION.
At the close of the meeting the stage
was opened up In full view or the audi.
ence and behind the scenes there stood
a bevy OF young men and young women
ready TO serve sandwiches and lemon
AIDE 10 those present, Gradually all re-
paired 10 the stage where an Informal
reception was conducted till a late hour,
The luncheon was served under the
auspices OF the Granite stake, to whom
much credit is due for the nice arrange
ment and the pleasing manner In which
a was carried out