The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-23

FhIDAI
ward teaching -continuing their good
record OF three years standing. lie
thought that what Emery ward was
doing might be done by every ward In
the stake. The call that had come
for our boys TO go into training for the
defense OF mankind was one OF the
greatest calls that could come TO them
and he hoped all would do their part
In the church. In the state and In the
government
Patriarch Erick Larsen OF Cleveland
was pleased Co be with the people, but
regretted that the Sabbath day was
not better observed The Sabbath was
better observed fifty years ago than
now. President r. q. JewkCs, speak
ing at the Saturday afternoon session.
expressed the belief that the organiza-
ton Of the Church 90 Jesus Christ Of
I,atter-day Saints the most wonderful
he could think Of. and that We are
the most blessed people on earth.
Apostle stephen L. richards voiced
his pleasure at meeting with the
Saints In such fine now building and
complimcnted the people on having
u In their midst. tie urged the odu-
cation 81 the hand with the mind and
thought that work made more men
and women than does wealth. Elder
John ~ Taylor. stake scout leader
was Glad that the Lattcr-day Saints
were coming To- be recognized as n
great people and that some OF the
great Of the land were coming To the
church for advice.
Elder Taylor and Mrs. Campbell
both discussed the work nf the aux
Hilary organizations at the Sunday
morning meeting. the slogans adopted
hy the Mutual Improvement associa-
tions being rchcarsed and explained.
The slogans follow.
W. stand for a sacred Sabbath and
weekly haif-holiday.
We stand FOR a weekly home cycn-
ing
We stand FOR state and nationwide
prohibition.
We stand for thrift and economy.
Principal a. l.. Beoiey of the Emery
Stake academy spoke at the sunday
afternoon meeting. observing that the
members OF the quorum Of apostles
represented various secular abilities
among the number being y statesman
"a lawyer. a scientist. an historian, a
poet and others a meeting was held
ut Castle Dale sunday evening under
the auspices OF local Mutual Improve
mcnt associations and Elder Richards
gave "a splendid talk along doctrina
Tines large crowd being present
Around the County.
Members Of the Emery County llCr'
peppers association met az the cour'
houH. last Tuesday for the annua
election OF officers Peter Nelson o
Huntington. former secretary, wal
elected president. taking the place o
chris Ottcuon Of Huntington. who hal
filled the position for several years
Arthur W. Anderson Of Emery wal
elected ~ secretary. The vice prcHi
dents. 81 whom there II one for caci
town Of the county remain as before
W. a. Parker of Emery reported thu
proceedings of the bcckcoperH con
Vcntion held at Salt Lake city las
month. The secretary was Instructed
60 Immediately contract for mex
years supply OF cans.
Mrs. Fred Anderson. IT,. let Thurs
day for Iiiawatha, where her HUSBAND
has a good position.
william ]. scciy IL zoJournlnE Il
, Provo under the care Of doctor, ~
win be- gone several weeks,
! Word comes from Lester IurgcnHeu
! who left with the last increment -
! the draft quota from the county tina
, he has been transferred 10 New YORK
chris wilcock. who just recent
sold out his Huntington holdings,
now located az Shelley. Ida.
, About week ago fine baby be-
came tp the home of Mr. ana Mrs 4
e. Nelson Mother aud babe ar" de-
inR fine at the home OF Nathalia An
dcrson at Castle Dale, who attended,
, %. \. Fowler of Huntington has 70
: Gently been named as rcprcscntntiV
ct Utah Power and Light compan
here,
: Two more pieces uf Castle bal
/ property changed hands the pas
! week. Wiley can. who has large ranc
I aud cattle Interests In Idaho, but VIII
! likes with his family 90 winter In Gas
4 tie Date with old friends. having puI
\ chased the home and twenty acres d
y land on the bench belonging 60 MIR
70 Ia. =. Hickman. while the latter
o turn purchased the terrace propert
? opposite the square from A. -. he
. Ter and viii occupy IA part of u wit
}. her children, renting the other room