The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-08-06

structions received from the General
Superintendent of the association,
from two to four missionaries we're
called from each ward to labor as mis-
sionarieS amongst the young. These
missionaries were associated with the
local officers in each ward. and more
than one hundred missionaries Of this
character are in the field throughout
the county. Reports of the mission
aries that were made showed in detail
the results of this new departure,
from which much good has been de-
rived over forty additional young
men have been added to the rolls OF
Mutual Improvement associations in
the Stake.
Miss Thomas, Of the Second ward, !
sang solo in Il very creditabie man. !
, ner
MRS JOHN HENDRICKsON. !
president of the Y. l.. NJ. !. a. of .
! Cache Stake, expressed herself as be- /
/ ing thankful for the many opportuni- !
ties presented to the young for their
edihcation. Desired that the young
continue to be energetic in their
studies aud solicited cooperation of
! the parents in behalf of them. over
one thousand young ladies are enroll
ed on the books in the Cache Stake.
, The association has good library, and
books are distributed throughout the
different wards. Recreation Is good
but not to the exclusion of other du-
ties. Parents should see to II that
proper escorts accompany heir
daughters to social gatherings. Moth
ers should be the closest companions
TO their daughters.
PRESIDENT LUND
advised the young people to lean to
the side of optimism, remembering al
ways that in future life, trials will be
met best by the cultivation of cheerful
dispositions. The opposite must be
experienced that JOY may be appie-
ciatcd 1t is presumed that in our
primeval state it was all JOY and bliss.
AT that time, not knowing what dis
appointment was, it could not be APP
preciated fully. All the young men
and women OF the Stake should join
the association. Many OF the young
have been benefited 10y the valuable
instructions given and there is now no
need of even the poorest growing up
In, in, il .Aa mn raj n
educational facilities are at our de-
mand. We may be called ignorant by
those uuacquainted with us, but we
- are willing TO compare numbers. The
Prophet Joseph said none could be
= saved in ignorance. There is no com
! munity doing more for the education
q, of their children than are the Latter
4 day Saints. Fine schools and colleges
abound in numbers aud the young
should take advantage Of them. The
/. young cannot afford TO sacrifice tht
II future for the tiecting moment. b!
A exercising the principle OF self-denia
|, more pleasure will be realized than b.
B. gratifying any desire. For the pur
= in heart shall see God" Speaking
II conversely, the impure will not Sc
v II i'm. While there may be some youn
t. people who are refractory, | am inclir
al ed TO believe large majority OF thel
are good. Young men and womel
~, resolve in your hearts To serve I'LL
~ Lord, not TO live for pleasures alone
!, be true and live moral lives, if 50, 20
20 will be happy, your conscience The
will not upbraid you. Louis NJ
France lived life OF wickedneSs an
W AT the hour of his death his conscien(
upbraided him, but II was TOO lat
H. G. W. PENROSE
ar There is no excellence without Il
IN Dor. A systematic work will sure
accomplish the desired ends ii follow
''o ed. This work did not emanate wit
man but from the Lord. Criticism
VI Others should not be INDUCED in.
~ testimony from the Lord as to IL
divinity of his work il sought for wi
da be given TO all. The Lord will istC
at 10 the prayers Of the sincere, especia
lr. ly TO the young. The fear OF u
ID Lord is the beginning OF wisdom
las serve him and he will befrend. A
ny. the close OF our career ii we have NJ
L.. stained ourselves with the sins OF u
~ world great JOY will be- ours; II TO Il
700 opposite misery will likely DE our pc
- ton. If we have done wrong u
To- Lord Will help us TO overcome by see
ing Him. Young people disabu,
your minds that this life Is to be OF
Or eternal round of pleasure. We ha'
CO. missions TO perform. Grow up TO |
III. yirtuouS, pure, honest and full of Il
no tegrity for that which is right. v
Die are here TO be fitted for the great f
rs ture which awaits us. Boys and cir
en- preserve the purity Of your character
and when temptation presents tse
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