The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-26
ALL-DAY SESSIONS
At BRIGHAM CITY
Tri-stake Convention of Box
elder County Sunday School
Workers Is Held.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY. Jan. o5.-The three
stake Sunday school convention held in
this city today proved to he the most
successful meeting ever attempted by
Sunday school officials OF northern Utah.
II was convention OF Sunday school Of
ficers and teachers of the three stakes
Of Box Elder county. Bear River. Maad
and Boxclder. Large representations
OF prominent Sunday school workers Of
the whole county gathered in this city
early in the morning. coming by the
tratnoad from the north and Bear River
valley and from the south by way OF the
Ogden Rapid Transit company
The convention opened at in the tab
ernacle, and sessions were held contIn
uously from that time until the close Of
the afternoon session shortly after
p. m. Many prominent visitors from the
general Sunday school board at Salt Lake
and Ogden were present and took an ac-
tive part In the proceedings of the con-
vention.
The committees In charge OF arrange
ments for the convention are as follows:
Hansen, c. d. Brown: arrangements. G.
D. Brown, Clarence F. Horsley: reception
and entertainment, Joseph +. Hansen. c.
+. Horsley, G. D. Brown. Francis Shelf
field. Sevena Madsen: music, Francis
Sheffield, Victor F., Madsen, Edna Stohl.
The programme OF the general sessions
was carried out as follows:
Q TO 1920 A. NJ.
Stake tabernac Gle and Central school.
Special meeting for members Of the
general board. stake superintendent and
boards, stake presidencies and high coun-
cilors
First Assistant General Superintendent
David o. Mckay, presiding; c. d. Brown.
secretary; Francis Sheffield, chorlster;
! Edna Stonl organist
Roll call.
School page 16f
Singing, Prayer Is the Souls Sincere
Desire" page %.
Subject, "'The New Order OF Business"
member OF general board.
Subject, stake Board visits and Re-
ports"
Consideration of general Sunday school
topics.
Singing. LET Us All Press On"
Benediction and adjournment at 1920
a. m.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Stake Tabernacle, 1890 a. m.
For general board, stake boards, stake
presidencies, high councillors, bishops and
their counseors, and all Sunday school
officers and teachers.
First Assistant General Superintendent
David o. Mckay, presiding; G d; Brown;
Singing. When the Rosy Light Of
Morning. page 15t.
Singing. Ear. Far Away on Judea s
Plains" page 81.
instructions concerning the work OF the
convention by stake Superintendent Jesse
w Hopes OF Box Elder stake.
Roll call Separation into departments
at IL a. m.
GENERAL SESSION.
2:15 p. IN Stake Tabernacle.
For stake presidencies. nigh councillors.
bishoprics all stake and ward Sunday
school officers and teachers.
First Assistant Superintendent David
o. Mckay. presiding; c. d. Brown, con-
vention secretary,
Music furnished by t.se tabernacle
choir under the direction OF Victor Il.
Madsen. conductor.
2:1o. preliminary music. Crystal Jepp-
SON
Selection, tabernacle choir,
Prayer. John D. Peters
Selection. tabernacle choir.
Announcement OF attendance at morn
ing session. c. ID. Brown, secretary ol
ADDRESS. 1.-The Home and the SUNDAY
School" by General Board Member N
T Porter
Selection, tabernacle choir; .;., .,
the Beneficial Effects of the sunday
School Upon the Manhood and the WON
anhood OF NV Stake" by President Oleen
N StOhl, BoSelder Slahc, Il ic9ipNh' .'''
ton II Yelling Malad stake: President
w II Richards Bear River stake.
Selection, tabernacle choir.
Address, influences Necessary TO lie.
tain orr Bows and Girls in sunday
Scaool'' by General Board Member
George NJ. Cannon.
Address, "Funds mentals In Successiu,
Sunday School Work by General boaro
Member Milton Benuion
Selection, tabernacle choir,
Benedjction President Lucius a. snow