The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-10-12
INTERESTING
PAPER
Read at the Mutual Improve
meut Convention at Park
City, Sunday, Sept. 80.

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The following paper was read at the
the Summit Stake Convention Of the y.
NJ. and Y. L. MI. A. held at Park City
Sunday, sept. so, 1906
"How DO You Propose to Introduce
and Conduct the Coming Seasons
Work 2"
As We have already introduced our
work 1t will be necessary 20 tell how We
did introduce II rather than how We
propose to do 40. Believing that n
bright, lively commencement means
enthusiastic work throughout the sea.
son, while sleepy, unintercsting begin
nings drive away many vino wonld
otheruise become good interested work.
ers. we made an effort, NJ least, TO start
right.
Some time before Annual Day we
held an officers meeting and made
plans for the seasons work. Examined
the roll and made list OF the names Of
girls who had previously been Irregular
in attendance. These girls we visited
and made a special effort TO get interest
ed In our Annual Day exercises.
We had a very interesting program 10
tho evening at which We cordially inyit'
ed the public. We tried to make this
meeting as attractive Ne possible by
having the best talent that the assoc.
alton affords on the program, opened
promptly, had no excuses, and endeav.
ored to carry on the program with sys-
TEN and Dispatch.
IL was our great desire and aim TO
make this meeting 20 pleasant that
new corners might be made permanent
members.
So much for the introduction Of the
work. Now as TO how We intend cary
ing II on
II is our intention not TO attempt any
great innovation. Ne have great faith
10 the plans laid down for Ne by the
general board aud our great desire ls 10
more fully carry out this plan than we
have done heretofore. Our association
il graded and we mean TO follow out the
course Of study as outlined In both
senior and junior classeF. That 10, We
will devote tue bret meeting VI each
month 10 testimony bearing.
My effort will be TO pursuade the Of
Rcers and members that this 10 not the
night VIXEN no preparation 10 required,
but the Important night when everyone
should come prepared by prayer and a
study Of sacred writings TO bold her
mind to spiritual aud inspired subjects
We shall try 70 avoid the dangers and
remember always that the vital part Of
our work IL to teach the truth aud make
our girls LAtter-day Saints.
The second meeting in the senior clSsa
will be devoted 10 the study Of literA-
ture. And let me say that we are glad
that we have gotten down TO nineteenth
oentury writer's. The entire course has
been excellent without n doubt, aud
has done something toVaTd culIiyAting
the taste aud refining the natures OF
our girls. But 1t has been hard. Yes,
30 hard 20 get all the girls to see the
beauty Of 10. however, Se think they
Will be more at home with Thacsery,
Dickens, Elliott, aud fennsson. These
Sriters do not seem 80 Tar ETay iToDi us,
Ia connection with these lessons we are
going 10 try 10 get tue girls 70 maze
better use OF tue travelling library aud
The Journal. am convinced that TOO
small percentage Of our glrls read the
The Journal. They are engaged In
reading .wishy -washy cheap novels,
while wholesome reading matter lies
UNDECIDED. We hope to adopt some plan
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