The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-01-30
HYDE PARK


attendance was very good and we
were favored with the presence Of
Pres. Joseph Quincy, J. q. Stew
art of the stake high council. Stake
Clerk w. M. Everton. and Pres.
Thomas Duce of the Alberta stake.
The choir and congregation sang,
praise to the Man." prayer was Of
fered by Lars c. Peterson. Eye
hath not seen," was sung by the
choir after which Bishop C.. G..
Hyde reported the spiritual and tenn
poral condition of the ward. Pres.
Johanna M. Peterson Of the Relief
Society reported that organization to
to be in flourishing condition.
w. M. Everton read the following
comparisons of the Hyde Park ward
with the stake and the church:
Percentage OF attendance at Sacra'
ment meetings. Hyde Park, 20;
stake, IS.
Percentage of attendance at Relief
Society-Hyde Park IL; stake, IL;
church, TO-.
Percentage of attendance at Sun
day School-Hyde Park, So; stake,
A; church, AZ.
Percentage of attendance at Y. M.
M. /. Hyde Park, IA; stake, IL;
church, 8.
Percentage Of attendance at Y. L.
M. I. A.-Hyde Park 8; stake 8;
church, 8.
Percentage of attendance at Pri-
mary-Hyde Park, "a; stake, 20;
church, IS.
ercentage of attendance at Religion
class-Hyde Park 20; stake 10;
church, 10.
Death rate per 1,000-Hyde Park,
10; stake, 8; church 8.
Birth rate per 1OOO-Hyde Park
SO; stake 30; church 80.
Marriages-Hyde Park IA;
Baptisms-Hyde Park, 81; stake,
20.
On missions-Hyde Park, A. stake
8.
Scatter Sunshine. was sweetly
sung by the choir, after which Supt
Iosel H. Hyde reported the Sunday
School with an enrolment Of 3S4,
including the Parents department
The Sunday School is in prosper
GUS condition as were all Of the aux
Hilary associations as reported by the
following officers; Reuben A. Perkes
the Y. M. I. A.; Elizabeth M. Thurs
ton, the Y. l.. M. l. A.; George
d. Reeder, the Religion class; Mary
]. Seamon the Primary; and the
choir by Jesse s. Hancey. The offic'
ers and teachers of all these organ
izations are energetic, faithful work
ers, and are bringing about excellent
results. After a short address by
George Lamb, the choir sang, II was
glad" and the benediction was pro
nounced by Jesse 8. Hancey.
Conference reconvened at Q p. m.
Choir and congregation sang THE
oplTlI VI oOut poyOA Voc cASASe
by VIM. A. Seamons. The choir ther
sang, "Oh that will be glory for me,
sacrament was administered and the
choir sang 1T was the man Of Gal
lilee." j. z. Stewart spoke Of the
power and influence Of Gods spirit
upon the minds Of men, said tina
while many of the world could no
accept the gospel of Christ, yet they
bore testimony of its truthfulness
Pres. Joseph Quincy delivered
powerful sermon upon the practica
things of life. The following is
brief synopsis: ideas are valueless
unless brought into service; wv
should live the gospel, as we'll a
preach it; we too ogten use the wor'
| can't instead of l can. I can't ha
caused the downfall of nations. TIL
cants contribute nothing to tn
salvation Of mems souls. A mas fu
of cheerfulness and optimism Is a
inspiration to spur men to nobl
deeds. Our souls need developing
We should aspire to better words an
deeds Optimism gives hope and SUI
shine, and spurs men on to victory
There is no reason why the Lattel
day Saints should not become tn
conference was closed by the choI
singing Put os thy strength o
Zion," and Denediction by Lorenz
Peterson.
]. w. d. Hurrin left home toda
to spend the next six months doin
missionary work in California.
Elder Clyde DANES, who Is doin
missionary work in Germany Is r
ported to be suffering with lung tro
BILE and may have to return home.
MIp-WINTER EXCURSION