The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-11

ment. you nay have your choice of our
samples at neutrality-suspicious. office.
mediate department at the IL o'clock
session was on the subject, How Can
We. Through Our Glasses, Create an
Interest in an Acquaintance with the
Scripture of the Bible and the Book
OF Mormon" In the first intermediate
the topics arranged for discussion were
Spirit Versus the Letter in Prepare
ton of First intermediate Lesson" and
Spirit Versus the Letter in Presenta-
tion of First intermediate Lesson" At
the close of these meetings adjourn
ment was taken until p. m.
In the afternoon the department
meetings were continued, and included
the following programs:
supsrIntendents' Department.
RoIl-call.
Singing. Catch the Sunshine
Paper, Choosing Officers and Teachers.
-. Supt. c. c. Nielsen of Pioneer Stake
Discussion.
Paper, How Can the superintendency
Render the Most Assistance to Teach
supt. j. E. stookey Of Tooele Stake
Discussion.
Paper, Our Magazine. .....................
..........J Reeves, Supt. Willard Stake
Singing, Sing We Now at Parting.
Benediction-
Secretaries and Treasurers.
Roll-caI
Singing. Today While the Sun Shines.
Paper, What Shall We Do in the Sec
retaries and Treasurers' Department
at Union Meetings. .......................
..........Ed S. Rich of Pioneer Stake
IN.
Paper, system of the Secretaries and
Treasurers' Work ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
INV. W. Hardy of Salt Lake Stake
Discussion.
Our Magazine George d. Piper
Miscellaneous current topics.
BenedictiOn.
Librarians Department.
ROll-call.
Singing, Sowing.
Prayer.
Paper, Sunday School Books-How to
Care for Them. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Spencer P. Felt of Salt Lake Stake
Our Magazine Member of General Board
Miscellaneous questions.
Benediction.
choristers and organists.
Roil-can.
Singing, The Lord Is My Shepherd.
Prayer.
Paper, Results in Part singing-How
Obtained ......................,,...
Sam d. Winter of the 24th Ward, Salt
Lake Stake.
General discussion.
Paper, Sacramento Music .................
Elihu Call, Chorister Of Salt Lake
Stake Board.
General discussion.
Our Magazine Member of General Board
Current music topics for general dis
cussion.
Benediction.
Theological Department.
Singing. Improve the Shining Moments.
Paper, How to Increase Attendance.
.......................... Bishop Hellsrom
Paper, What Shall be Done With Theo-
logical Members Who Have Completed
the Four Years Course wv. B. Martin
Discussion.
.............. Member Of General Board
Miscellaneous questions.
Singing. Lord, We Ask Thee Ere we
Part.
Benediction.
At the afternoon session of the parents
department, Nathan Porter presided.
Bishop Evans of Salt Lake presented q
paper on Conditions Demanding Imme-
date Attention" and Guardello Brown
discussed the topic, What Assistance
Can Parents Glasses Render Betterment
The second intermediate department was
well attended, with James IRE preslding.
Two paDers were given the first by john
Openshaw. on the subject, How Can We
Retain During the Failing Away Time
of Youth. the Interest of Our Pupiis 10
Sunday School Work. The second was
read bv Mr.. Cummings on the question,
'sBv What Means Can We Lead Our
Glasses to a Clearer Understanding and
a Greater Appreciation of the Sacrament
and Its Covenants?
In the first intermediate department
meeting George NJ. Cannon, Josiah Bur
rows and Sylvester D. Bradford presided.
Four papers were given, as. follows:
Proper Discipline Gained Through Prep
sration" Miss Winnie Tibbs; Best
Methods of Obtaining Punctuality ana AT
tendance" Rufus Johnston; discipline,
Miss Lola Tomlinson, and The Aim-its
Relation to Incidents In the Lesson" Miss
Mamie Abbott. 49,.
The primary and kindergarten 1eP Ssii
ments held a Joint session at which VII
liam B. Morton and Miss Kate McAlhs-
ter presided. A discussion or the papers
of the morning by Miss julia Llttley ana
Lottie Davis was entered INTO oy the
members and addresses on The scripture
story" pictures" and Our Magazine
we're included in the program. The art
ernoon meetings adjourned at O'Clock
until the evening general session
Evening Session.
The evening session was taken up
largely with the discussion OF the reSoiu-
ZION printed at the beginning OF TINS
article. There was an almost unanimous
sentiment that said resolution advocating
tbe prohibiting OF at least the sale or the
restriction OF LIQUOR at the resorts should
be passed. When il was adopted tnere
werI no dissenting votes.
N T. Porter a member or the parents
department presented the resolution. lie
stated that ii contained the sentiments OF
The parents in the four stakes. He called
upon the convention to indorse the sem
timents. His appeal met with ready ap-
prevail
Mr.. Porter prefaced the reading of the
resolution by outlining the work OF the
parents department since the last Sunday
school convention. He said that the par
ents' department had for its primary pur-
nose a compact to antagonize such evils
as might beset the children, the great
est, he aid of which was the saloon
In our meetings" said Mr.. Porter, we
have gone over the situation pretty
thoroughly and / want to speak briefly
OF the evil, not generally but specifically.
The season of the year is approaching
when the resorts and places OF amuse-
ment will be in full swing. 1t matters
not whether the young men and women
who may pa tronize these places and fall
into the pitfalls of unrestricted sale OF
liquor and the debauch which go hand
i'm hand. but they are boys and girls of
our community; they are boys and girls
of our neighbors and friends.
THE movement to eliminate, or at
tooet ,ovtriot "a sale of toior at thaga