Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-24

superintendency of Religion classes re-
ported the work nt!thls organization
The Juvenile choir of the Ninth ward
rendered Should you feel inclined to
censure."
Josephine G.. lWoolley, superintendent
OF the Primary association. spoke In be-
half OF her organization. She said that
the Primary association was organized
in 1878 under the direction of Presidenf
John Taylor. She showed the growth
or the organization from that time UNI
til the present. n
a mixed chorus under direction of
1retta jackson sang Jesus Lover of
My Soul.' -
Carl a. Badger OF the superintcndency
OF Sunday schools in Liberty stake
spoke in behalf OF this organization.
He was pleased to see the strong.
healthy, clean, hopeful boys and girls
and young men and young women be-
fore him who presented very heauti-
ful sight. He spoke on child nature
| as pictured by Ruskin which was di.
vided into four heads: Humility, faith
fulness, love and cheerfulness. The
speaker felt that the Sunday school Is
accomplishing much good. and hoped
that 1t was nstilling into the hearts
of the children those things which will
make for humility, faithfulness, love
and cheerfulness.
All of the speakers urged the parents
to send their children to the auxiliary
organizations that they might be
taught the principles OF truth
Amelia Margetts OF the Eighth ward
sang 20 Loving Father"
Elder Rulon S. Wells of the First
council of seventy said he had been
deeply impressed by the things which
had been done by the children and also
the words OF exhortation put forth by
.tne officers of these organizations. He
thousnt mat there IS no such effort
being put forth tor the young and ris-
ing generation anywhere as Is being put
forth by the Latter-day Saints Tie
responsibility OF raising our children
rightly rcsts upon us US parents ana
we VIII be held accountable for Ii. we.
ought to hail with delight the fact
that there are institutions where good
men and women are spending their,
time to help our children to live as
they should and to become good men
and women. No man or woman can
work in these organizations without
feeling the Spirit of God. This Is the
pay which these workers get and It is
better than gold or silver or precious
stones.
Elder Charles w. Penrose said ne
had been very highly gratifled with
the meeting and with all that had been
done. The large audience and the
beautiful program rendered show that
tho stake presidency have the work
OF the stake very well in hand He said
That the order wns very good ana COM
plimented the children for it. Said
everything in the meeting had been
Of high order The singing was
splendid and everything which was
done was of q high order The speaker.
said there Is n great reward IN heaven
for those who are dcvotlng their time
and talents TO the teaching OF our
children In the auxiliary organizations.
President Hugh ]. Cannon said that
we are intending to commence a cam
paign for Increasing the attendance at
our auxiliary organizations meetings.
He hoped the people would not forget
that which. they have heard. The re-
sponsihiltr of raising orr children rests
upon the parents and they will b. held
to strict accounting fnr It.
The Sunday school children sanr "As
children Of Zion.Y h IN
Rcnediction nv Elder :.Tohr T. Thorup
OF the higf, council closed tho session.