Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-05

ny with tho atake presidency and
we're in harmony with each other.
also reported tho general condition of
the high pricst's quorum OF the stake.
Christian Soronaon Of Georgetown,
recently returned from the Scandtna.
Ian mission, reported that While ho
grcatly enloyed hia missionary la
bora he was very much pleased to
again return to hlA home. gave q
brtcf report OF tho work In tho mis-
sIon and the general conditions pro-
vaIllng In that land: said that IN a
result OF tho war tho people of Den
mark and Norway wore pasaluR thru
many privationH. food was becoming
very scarce aud that aa = result the
number of s:,sora In that feld werN
bcing groatly diminished. tho govern
mcntA foelinE that Il was with atm
oulty that the citizens could bo tod
aud clothed and wore very loagh 10
entertain strangers
LlSEto wolkor. president ot the
w. l., M A, Of the Bear Lake stake.
was the next speaker She dwelt ap-
ON the necvaalty ot conservation NOT
only of foods and clothing but also
OF the children OF the nation outtin.
ma the work taken up BY tho govern
mont ia the conservation Of child llGo,
urging all TO render support and as
aiatanCe To the movement, spoke OF
the object and labors 90 tho v, L. H.
l. A., showing how this organisation
could bO OF great assistance 90 the
church aud the government aud the
blessings aecTainK unto the members
by so doing,
Ann Nobpker Of tha general pFi.
mary board took for her thema the
proper training Of the ehild said that
recreation and play vas absolutely
essential to the child growth nnd
deYeloument but that ia should be
had under proper supervision. spoke
of the primary work especially In thls
direction and bespoke for thia organ
iEation the hearty support OF the
parents
Hcien Davis. also OF the primary
board, fnit 10 heartily endorse all
that had bean said spoke of tha No
ccaaity ~ the spiritual development
of the child that the higher ideals ot
life might obtain; pald tribute 70 lha
pioneers ~ the inter mountain re-
zion. referring tp tbs many trials
thru which they passed and the de-
yelnpment Of true man and woman
hood which had resulted, cneouraR-
ID the ehiIdFen Ia acquire the habits
~ thrift and industry. respect for
those IN authority. both IN tbs home
aud the nation
Sarah Eddtngton OF the general
board ~ the Relief Society, the con-
/ cludinK speaker, expressed pleasure
nj coming into thlh beautiful valley
and tho opportunity Of living in
peace and qssat even IN thla time 0s
war and eommotion; referred 20 gha
] organization OF the Relief H0eleay og
the church what Il stood TOR and
| some nf the achievements wrought
by the organization. She said Il was
but one of the plans ~ the Lord Tor
lhs redemption and uplifting % the
human family and the establishment
Special meetings OF the Relief So
clety and Primary organizations we're
held NJ the Second ward chapel and
/ city hall NJ thu close of tho regular
session OF the general conference. ~
!, which The special work OF thasa or
| ganlzations Was taken up and dis
ruassd at length and announcement
given the local officers Of the organ
iEationA
/ The morning session OF the second
days conference convened aG 1e
o'clock q m With President Edward
g. Rich presiding There were pres
ont The stake presidency. Ihe vtai-
torn OF tha previous day. Former
stake President Joseph u. Shepherd.
/ Presidents Wm. t. Rich and hoy
Walhsf of the Bear Lake Stake.
President Edward G. RGeh wsle0m-
Cd the people 10 the Conferences: az
pressed hts heartfelt gratitude 10 the
mana ment 81 the Opera hoans for
the tender Of the use Of the house
for conference aa well for ali prsvt-
Gus faYOFH Of like nature which bad
been accorded. lie explained that
conventions Of tbs Relief Societies
and Primary organizations were be-
Ing held In conjunction with the
taxes conference and that reports Oi
these organizations would be- had.
, Harriet Merrill. stake president ol
the Primary association, reported ia
organization as being eomplets, hosl
in the stake and IN each 0f tn
: wards reported some 0f the aeElvi
) ties Of this organization
Ann NebekeF felt 20 eongrnanHail
the Primary ofieerM 81 the stake 10
= the woFk under hand and axhorted II
unto further dilI9enea ID the neE
! f0rmaHce ot duty she spoke of IN
- efficacy Of prayer. relating several d
stances showing how the blessings Z
? the Lord had haan made FnanIfss
- tArH sh~ nrGYeF 81 faith.
Al lCnnelnaad In nnnf a.asarsn tna.aA