Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-19
WOMEN SPEAKERS
AT EVENING SESSION

The third session of the salt Lake
stake conference was held In the as
sembly hall. CONNIE ncing at O'clock i'm
the evening, and was devoted to the
work OF the Relief society and the Pri-
mary association. President Eleanor
r. Jeremy OF the latter organization
had charge Of the exercises. The fol-
lowing program was presented:
Singing. by the children Of the Pri-
mary associations Of the stake. wei
come to all"
prayer was offered by Elder George
II. Emery.
Singing by a quartet from the Sew
enteenth ward. consisting OF James II
Nelson, Alma 6. Clayton. Jennie L,
Davis and Esther Davis, Beautiful
Isle OF Somewhere"
Mrs Nettie n. Bradford, the first
counselor IN the presidency Of the Re
lief society of the stake. gave a report
ON the work performed by that organ
ization. She said that whenever there
are any sick in the wards the members
OF this society are ready to aid them.
Nurses are provided for those who need
them and cannot AFFORD 20 pay for help.
Food and clothing are being supplied
constantly 10 those who are In want.
Glasses are held for the instruction OF
Young mothers in the problems of the
household. cnd much good has resulted
from them Missionaries go about from
ward
history of the Church. Thus this or
gnnization is training its members in
tenectually and practically.
boys' chorus from the Nineteenth
ward sang The Lord is my Shep-
herd"
Mrs Rebecca J. \. Asper. first coun-
solor i'm the stake Primary association.
said that during the past year there
rad been an increase OF 10 officers and
ig6 members in the associa lions OF TINS
stake There are five grades Of work.
adapted TO the needs Of the childreh or
various ages. She requested the PAR
ents to assist their children in prepar-
ing their lessons for their association
classes.
MRS. ANNIE X. HARDY.
A representative of the general board
az the Relief society, Mrs Annie x.
Hardy, addressed the meeting. She
said that IL is a wise thing To nave the
workers of the church come together
from time 20 time TO listen to reports
and exchange ideas They are made
broader and are better fitted 10 perform
their duties in their local spheres.
When a person remains In one place
ne is likely TO be made narrow IN ms
views \ broader sympathy ~ dcvel-
oped by mingling with others. The Re-
lief society sisters, in their visits among
The women of the Church, are given an
opportunity to do very iauch goon.
There are always cases OF SICKNESS
where their ministrations are welcome
To some the work OF caring Tor the
dead is repulsive, but In every society
,here are many women who have been
trained to perform this task ana their
xindly assistance in the hour OF sor
row has often brought forth words OF
nraise for them. Many Of the moth
ers in the societies have united thelt
ctrorts toward securing a proper oo-
'.''.,,ance of the Fourth % july and OF
uaiiove'en, this preventing loss or llie
and the destruction of property.
singing by the Primary children
"Shine on
MRS. ZINA Y. CARD.
A.. zina Y. Card. OF the general
,,.,,,ary aasociation board, declared
80, this is the day for the proven
49, 49, y, evil rather than for It's cure.
~, III ,,,.yanization which she represented
~ striving to bring up the children
,,,h a manner that they would be
~ "a from the temptations OF this life.
-, ,,,,st he made morally strong as
~, ADVANCE in years. IL Is good TO
,.as,, from sinful practises but IL IL
~ hctter. never 10 have INDUCED In
-. -. me care Of the little ones places
.n as n grave responsibility which
~. can not shirk. We mus, meet IT
an. discharge our duties before the
Lord. A. VIA,
wnrd sang Leaves are Ealing from 7hf
trees today.
Thomas Evans. member OF the Tn
mary association OF the fltteeuth waid,