The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-22
YOUNG PEOPLE TO
; HOLDCONFERENCE
Mutual Improvement ASSocia-
tons Full Program includes
interesting Numbers.

An address by Osborne j. p. Wtdtsoe
on "The Restoration of the Gospel
will be one of the opening features OF
the fifteenth annual general confer
ence of Y. NJ. NJ I. and Y. L. M. /.
associations Of the Mormon church
June J. The conference Will last three
days, the closing feature Sunday aft
r. ernoon, June 3, at the tabernacle 80 be
singing by a womens chorus OF Pio-
neer stake. under the direction of Miss
Mabel Cooper. A reception VIII be
held the evening Of June in the hish-
the Y. L. NJ. l. A. officers program
follows:
Saturday, 10 a. m, Assembly hall
Singing, -All Hail the Glorious Day,
That My Redeemer Lives" Mrs. Sylvia
Ball; lecture. THE Apostasy." May
ton of the Gospel" Osborne ]. P.
Widtsoe; discussion: singing. True 70
the Faith" congregation; benedictloh-
Saturday, p m.-Singing, y Ihou
Rock of our Salvation" congregation;
prayer; singing, Let the Holy Spirit
Guide You" TaIks-"what Can Be
Done 70 Stem the Tide of EVIL That Is
Sweeping Through the Land, De j.
Lloyd Woodruff. DR.. Jane w. Skol-
field, Julia Brixen; discussion; singing,
Ere the Sun Goes Down, congrega-
ton; benediction-
Y. Nj VI. L. A. Officers Program.
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Singing, 20 Ye Mountains High" con-
gregation: prayer; singing; Efficient
Stake Supervision" d. NJ Todd Gift
teen minutes); ca Qrganizatiofns into
meetings; (c) Weekly stake officers
meetings; I'D Weekly ward officers
meetings; (e) Getting efficient class
teachers; ~ Enrolment and attend
ance; (g) Called and chosen; Music
in the Associations" oscar A Kirk
ham (ten minutes); (a) Musical dtrec-
Quartet and male choruses; (c) Hymns
and melody singing; solo. 20 Ny Amer
lea" Superintendent Heber j. Grant
congregation join in the ehorusl !;
ty-five minutes; (a) Chairman; CD
Rules and subjects; (c) Time and con-
ditions; Id Judges; (e) Sample debate
by two young men, John Pixton and
Hugo 3. Anderson; Athletics, Lyman
r. Martineau (ten minutes); (a) CO.
operation with municipal movements;
OBJ Campus and equipment; (c) Rules
for meets and qualifications of con-
testants; Id Gymnasium and indoor
work; music; benedictiOn-
After each topic there viii be time
for pertinent questions and discussion
Thank TRee. o God. for a Prophet
congregation; prayer; singing; Get
ting Manual Lessons John Henry Ev-
ans Fifteen minutes); (a) Glass work;
OBJ Manuals for 1901; (c) Teachers
and teaching; STORY Telling Contests,
Smith, Jr. (ten minutes): (a) Purpose
and plan; OBJ Selection of topics; mu-
sic; Reading Course, George h.
Brimhall (ten minutes); (a) Purpose;
(b) Books and their use; (c) Co-opera-
tion-municipal and county funds; I'D
Library: miscellaneous, Moronf Snow;
statistical reports, fund report, secre-
taries, accounts and remittances; sing
ing; benediction.
After each topic there will be time
for pertinent questions and discussion.
Saturday evening-Superinten ents
and stake presidents meeting with the
general board; special singing and ex-
ercises-
ConJofnt Y. L. and Z. NJ. VI. I. A. Of
ficers' meeting, Sunday. 10 a. m, Tab
ernacle-Singing. High on the Noun
tain Top" congregation; prayer; sing
ing, male quartet and chorus; ad-
dresses on conjoint work: (a) Debates
DR. John A. 'Nidtsoe; OBJ Music, Oscar
~ Kirkham; (c} Drama, Alice c. Tud-
denham; Id Reading and Story Tell
ing, Emma Goddard Speeches limited
to from five to ten minutes, with dis
cussion after each subject; singing Ia
dies double trio; benediction-
Conjoint general meetings of M
A AID Primary associations, Sunday,
D. Ill., MISUNDERSTANDING, Tabernacle
choir: prayer. singing, Tabernacle
choir; opening address, President Jo-
seph F. smith; remarks. President
Martha H. T1ngey; singing; remarks
Emma Ramsey Norris of the Primary
association; singing; benediction.
Sunday evening, Z o'clock. Taberna-
cle-Singing, Come, Come, Ye Saints,
congregation; prayer; singing. ladies'
chorus of Pioneer stake. under direc
ton OF Mabel Cooper; remarks.
Big reduction in all millinery. a fine
line of graduating hats II - South