The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-24
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DEN, July 23.-SiXtecn Sunday
PIG OF the city including the various
schools Of the Mormon church and
1fhcr churches OF Ogden we're repre-
y at the great Bible class convoca
90 the Utah Chautauqua assembly
at Glerwood park this forenoon.
Eatherlng of Sunday school children
one great body irrespective OF creed
Ath was unique In itself. and the
'kmme which followed was an innova-
sunday school work in Utah. Be-
tne afternoon session opened there
flnly 5000 persons on the grounds,
ol whom were children. j. NJ. Mills
'ntendent Of the ogden city schools
cnarge of the big Sunday-school
Immediately after the Bible hour
.oich Professor Howell addressed a
rFlng In the hall in thc grove on the
Ihc Age Of Awakening the
" -school programme was taken UP.
marllla Hunter superintendent of
nad charge of the choral numbers.
MISS julia Anderson. OF West
played the accompaniment on
*!Eah. The audience Joined in sing
inward Christian Soldiers" after
IN Kew, II D. Zimmerman. pastor
FIRST Baptist church. offered pray
.ne next musical number was Mas
lhe Iemptest Is Raging"
Rev. F, V. Fisher Speaks.
Rev. f. V. Fisher, pastor or tbe
Me,nodlst church was introduced
IL next speaker. The Rev. Mr.. Fish
I'comed The Sunday-school woI Il,ers
ne s,ndents Of the city Ia the Chau-
eaihcr!Ag. Reviewing the pro-
which has been made In Sunday
Work the speaker declared tnat
'ne attcr part OF the eighteenth
Ky me hrst Sunday school was or
oy Robert Raikes at Glasgow.
"; hls first class was composed
e'ess ~ BOYS and girls. From this
work had It's inception.
speaker traced the advance in
Ei,ina ,ihS,iool work up TO the present
nhnf the great international Sun
ho'ni convention at Jerusalem where
ts"satcs walked through the same
quented by the Savior while on
rfJn,aa enc convention held AT Rome a
,5 ~ 40 a., where a welcome was ac-
erx - thousands of Sunddy-school
H., rpni az parts OF the world by a
rnuusltsr OF the great GaribaldI. as
Nes OF III. world wide interest nov
oin dhheh by every Christian nation Iii
and old. '''s C''''' "
Il Prof, briggs Talks.
.1, 1Sxt musical number sung bv rem
hon e,7,tn arptn Ihe Ogden stake OF the
Fromi, WAS "Oh II Is Wonder
siate School for The Deaf and
as Then introduced. Profo ssor
Icha,,,eD Dr!ciiy of the future OF the
<rcst upta association. predicting
krJyad educational advantages would
liz Iteru IN thc future from such as
EF.n,S .ne people Of the State. Miss
sc6ooi 9, one of the pupi,s Of the
wjib lor ING Deaf and Blind fol-
glgn language
cb. ". B'ainerd. Of the Conprega
"ureh. was the next speaker. Ills
earii oeTotcd 10 the Importance
Lid training for children both
Il co,u .u morally The next uumber
bs,i',' recitation OF the TWENTY
<ood led ieo by the Rev w. w.
4 Shcnbn,y OF tile Church of the
III q .l,n.. At IN" conclusion OF this
n -arhft snort recitation was given n,.
Y scnool students ANA ,)1n nrd;,
'oo while America" was being
Cub Is Organized.
ua arsencc of Apostle David @.
N-pr ~ could not be present bccause.
xIhIs MI MI scF. DR. James l.. TalmaUe
vac aeS on the programme. His
osiiVercd at The auditorium
NJ w,n The Parable of the
,Talnnnss, ,h9 theme OF the discourse.
and drciared That every rlar.
8 <lcc; to ii,u mo- snould husband talents,
tinerc is either progrnssion q,
6 fHeaEer' ~ The j. re of man" declared
? H. eitho here is no middle sround
a. going forwarding or bacl,