The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-05-18
CACHE STAKE
RELIEF SOCIETI
CONFERENCE

The Cache Stake Relief Society
conference was held Tuesday in the
Logan Tabernacle. The choir sang,
oh Ye Mountains High. Prayer was
offered by Martha w. Carlisle. Pray
er Is the Souls Sincere Desire was
sung by the choir.
The roll was called and the minutes
OF the morning session of the confer
ence of May Is, 1915, were read and
approved.
President Lucy S. Carbon desired
the spirit of the Lord and the sup
port of the sisters in speaking to
the teachers especially in the morn.
ing session. President Carbon said
also that the teachers are a very i'm
! portant part OF their organization
for through them they get at the
condition of all of the members of
their society. She then read from
the teachers books and asked them
to read the instructions for them
selves. Sister Carbon instructed the
teachers to tell the mothers in their
districts about the meetings maya
zines and general Relief Society
| work She also told them to memor-
lie the instruction of President 10.
seph +. Smith to Relief Society
workers, which is found in the back
of the teachers book.
Mamie F. Stark sang, Lead Kind
ly Light.
Counselor NJ. Morrell said that
such n good attendance at the morn
ing meeting makes the stake hoard
rejoice. She endorsed the sugges
tions OF Sister Carbon to the teach
ers and asked the sisters to come
out and go to the temple, you will
find It pleasant day we'll spent.
Counselor Kinnie Il. Game said
that President Carbon had well COW
cred the ground in giving instruc'
tons to the teachers in the meeting.
We wish TO help you In your work.
In your calls tell the ladies of the
meetings in your ward and give them
the dates of the different meetings.
President Smith once called the
Relief Society teachers, ministermg
angels May you all be worthy OF
this name.
Martha Carlisle advised the teach
ers TO go. when called as teachers,
to the bishopric of their ward and
ask them for n blessing and then try
to live up to the promises they make
to you. Do not visit hurriedly, for
the spirit OF the Lord is order and
peace. Whatever our calling, let us
magnify It. Always offer prayer
before starting on your rounds, as
teacher and you will know what
to say and do In the homes which
you visit. Do not hold hard feelings
against anyone.
Brother Samuel Milton said that
the teachers may never know what
good their visits to the homes do,
but that they may be sure that 1t is
their privilege to leave warmth and
sunshine and love in every household.
He told them to MI their mission
well and great will be their reward
here and hereafter.
Prest. Ballif stated that he desir.
ed to hear from a great many Of the
sisters during the morning session.
lie said that the present cold wealth
er with its frost and blight is a
warning 10 US, and how soon our
hopes can be blighted. What 1t Will
do for us remains to be seen, but-
we should take it as a warning.
Said that there was wisdom in the
counsel of our prophet when he told
the sisters to store up grain. II be.
hooves everyone to have oil in his
lamp to go forth to meet the King
of Kings President Ballif said that
he was sorry to see creeping in
among us the desire for pleasure.
for fine clothes, for good times, for
small families. lie also said, Moth
ers pray TO God to give you influence
and power with your children and to
give them happy home, teach your