Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-08
L. D. s. CONFERENCE NEWS
(Saturdav morning)

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 The Saturday conference was held at the Pima meeting house, President Kimbali presiding; Apostles John Hen " Smith and Hyrum Smith, with Le- roy c. Snow, member of the general board of the Y. NJ. M. I. A., being present from Salt Lake City. The joint choirs of Pima and Mat. thews furnished the music. The fore noon was devoted to thoughts on primary work. Katie Pace reported the primary work of the stake. Mrs. Roderic Williams reported the Pima l Primary association. Apostle Hyrum Smith and Leroy c. Snow each made talk along lines of training the young.
 Saturday afternoon) The afternoon meeting was devoted to relief society work, Stake President Elizabeth Layton in charge. Elizabeth Layton made the opening address. Alice Bebee spoke on the "Parents Lessons in the Relief So. cieties. Selma Phillips spoke on the storing of wheat. Louie Norton report ed the Pima Relief society. Recitation, Inez Lee. Four little girls from. Mat thews under the leadership of P. C.. Mcbride sang pretty song. Bishop Merrill and wife sang a duet. Closing remarks were made by Apostle John Henry Smith.
 Sunday forenoon
 The crowd that attended the Satur- day meetings was so large that the Pima church could not nearly accom- modate the people, so it was decided to hold the Sunday meetings at Thatch- e..
 After the opening exercises the Pima ward administered and passed the sac rament. J. F. Nash spoke briefly on the sacrament. c. M. Layton spoke on the work of the young. Solo by Frank Mcbride of Matthews. Samuel Car idge spoke on salvation for the dead. The closing talk was made by Apostle Hyrum Smith, whose main subject was, {" Morality in Its Broadest Sense. "
 A priesthood meeting was called at 1 O clock for taking up business matters.
 Stake officers were presented by John F. Nash and sustained by the people. Roy Selene of Pima, Marion Montierth of Thatcher and Burt Mcbride of Pima all recently returned missionaries, spoke briefly on missionary work. Selection by the Matthews choir. Short talk by Leroy c. Snow. Remarks by President Kimball. Song by choir and congrega- tion. Talk by John Henry Smith, sub. feet, "Salvafion for the Dead" The people attending in the afternoon ses- sion numbered close to thousand.
 Judge Lewis of the district court was a guest at the Sunday conference.
 THATCHER, June Mrs. Wm. Damron has returned from Clifton, where she went with her husband a week ago.
 The apostles, with Leroy c. Snow, l left for Mexico Monday morning.
 Miss Leila Lee has returned from q i visit with her aunt, Mrs. Winsor of Fort Thomas, where she has been the last two weeks.
 Mrs. Chloe Jolly went to Stafford | Monday to have her eyes treated.
 MT. and Mrs. George Rogers of Pima were visitors in Thatcher Sun i day evening.
 Alice Sabin and Ella Haywood have gone to Solomonville to take the | teachers examination.
 MT. and Mrs. William Whipple of Clifton were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Nash Sunday. They came to at tend conference.
 Miss Josie Williams has returned | from Globe, where she has been visit ing with her grandmother for the past month.
 Professor Myers, who has been teach ing school at Thomas for the past sea son, took dinner with J. l.. Wilkins and | wife Monday.
 Bentley and Alma Sessions of Bryce were in Thatcher Monday.
 Mrs. John Birdno of Stafford visited with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John son of Thatcher, Monday
 Mr. Hillsworth of Clifton is spend ing few days in Thatcher.
 Mrs. William Posey took her grand