Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-27

OF the earnings for times OF need Re
turned missionaries were exhorted a
continue In their devotion to the ,vorI
OF God, and the opportunities for theii
services here at home were referred to
PRESIDENT RICHARD w. YOUNG
President Richard W. Young endorsed
the advice given out by Elder Well,
| Ttshfdlhg the practise OF economy
! WIN reference TO the WORK OF the aux.
mary organizations, President Youna
| emphasized the Importance OF those In
| chhfge seeking through an their worn
| 20 instill into the hearts OF the vouny
people faith In the principles of tbe
gospel and testimony Of The divinity
OF thls work To the extent that
| they tdll In accomplishing THESE ends.
they tall short In producing The results
ior which the associations were lnaug-
urated
BISHOP THOMAS 4. CLAwsON.
Bishop Thomas a. Clawsop of the
eighteenth ward reported that the
oishopric Of that ward found tov In
their labors, and had reason to feel
encouraged by reason Of the conditions
prevailing in their ward The ward
was keeping it, quota OF misgloner les
IN inc missions abroad. Tie referrcd Ia
tendency on the part OF many of the
parents 20 allow their children to dis
ctlnlnate against some OF tho uuxIliary
organizations. and maintained that
they were all very important and
shuuId De sustained, as they had been
instituted by the proper authority and
me inspiration n the Lord, ana point
"a out the danger " allowing the chill
uen To grow up with the idea that they
heed only attend those OF their own
choice.
WILLIAM W. RITTER.
Elder William W. Ritter felt I'm per-
rect accord with the advice given ont
upon the subject OF more rigid economy.
re said he believed there was a COS
PEI or the material world as we'll AS of
inc spiritual word, not that there are
Two gospels, but one that is broad
enough TO comprehend the temporal as
Wen as the spiritual affairs of life. He
IeIt that the present tendencies toward
eAraNaganoe was greater today than
they had ever been, ana while he ia
Vor"d surrounding ourselves In our
MONIES with those comforts and attrac-
1--WE features that we can afford. many
people were inclined to live beyond
thelr means In trying To keep pace with
others and spending their mems fool
Ishly IN Following the fashions OF the
day and seeking the pleasures OF the
world. People should seek the Lord for
wisdom In the accumulation of their
means and It's expenditure as we'll as In
all other matters.
CHARLES w. PENRosE.
Elder Charles w. Penrose EXPRESSED
the JOY he had In returning home TO |
greet his friends and enjoy their So |
'iety again, and his thanks to God for |
preserving him IN all his travels by |
ana and sea while away and sustain |
ng him in his labors He rejoiced in |
noting the splendid improvements |
hat had been made In the city. Elder |
'enrose pointed out that In the retiring |
" any of the presiding officers among |
IS and installing now ones that the |
organization itself was not disor-
-anized. and In selection Of new persons /
or filling these vacancies a r7sorgani-
alton OF the officers only took place
With reference 60 the subject OF car
ng for our temporal needs. some have
uoted the sayings OF the Savior where
n he admonished his apostles and sew
mites To lay up treasures in heaven,
nd 10 take no thought OF what they
Mould eat or wherewithal they should !
"a clothed, etc, but the speaker pointed
mt that that advice was not given |
ut for the people generally, but APP
lied 20 those specially chosen to labor
n his ministry He recognized the
ecessity OF caring for both our physi-
al and spiritual affairs He advocat-
a moderation in all things and 10
void going 10 excess in anything.
The general authorities OF the Church |
nd the stake officers were presented
uring the meeting and all unanimous
= sustained