TEMPLE WORKERS! HAVE GOOD III Hyrum Stake Presidency Ani Organizations Host of Day FINE PROGRAM CARRIED OUT WERE TAKEN TO HYRUM IN AU- T08 OWNED BY CITIZENS OF LOGAN. Logan temple workers, wives and husbands "and frlonds to the number ot eighty-two, accepted the kind Invitation Invi-tation ot the Hyrum Stako Presidency to spedd Saturday July ICth, at Hyrum. Hy-rum. Tho goodly company wore conveyed con-veyed from Logan to Hyrum In automobiles. auto-mobiles. Brother John A. Hendrick- son having charge ot the trnnsporta- tlon. The nutos of numerous citizens woro placed at the disposal of the temple workers and a most pleasant and agreeable trip was made to Hyrum, Hy-rum, whoro the vehicles were met by President Wm. C. Parkinson and aids and as many as desired were shown through the commodious and convenient conven-ient Third ward chapel. At 10:30 a. m. tho assembled guests and n number num-ber of the good people ot Hyrum met In the Auditorium and listened to a most Interesting program .which was ns. follows: "Theres Music In the Air," T"empl6 choir, Alex Lewis, leader. Invocation, Bishop LoHn A. Morrill. "Dotthey-Pra)f or 'Meat Home' AddreHS of welcomePresIdent Wm. C Parkinson. Response, President Wm. Budge. "Proud, Yes of Our Home lu tho Mountains" was sung by the templo choir. The following addressed the assembly: assem-bly: Mayor John H. Anderson, Samuel Samu-el Roskelley. Ilecltatlon by Mary J. Seamons, "Whistling In Heaven." Sister Jane A. Thathcr and Susie Gates sang, "Behold tho Great Re deemer died." Dr. John A. Wldtsoo -gave an Inter-esting Inter-esting talk and said he would like to seo the temple workers Invited to every ev-ery town In this temple district. Happily Hap-pily telling President Parkinson that he hoped this company1 would not again visit Hyrum on account of being be-ing kept busy visiting other cities. Thomas Morgan In his usual happy style gave some very Interesting remarks. re-marks. Also JameH A. Lelhman who expressed himself as feeling that hU lot In )lfe, had been cast In pleasant places. Of all human activities on-gaged on-gaged In by him during his eighty years of life, none had glveu him the satisfaction that his labors In the temple had. Choir sang, "Ye who aro Called to Labor." Remarks by President Serge F. BuJ-llf BuJ-llf and P. A .Mttholl. President Budge expressed joy and satisfaction in'llstenlng to the excellent excel-lent program and Instructive romarks. Advised tho saints to go to tho templo tem-plo occasionally, oven though they aro in a position to pay or hire their work done. Blessings are to bo obtained ob-tained by personal attendance Refreshments wero sorved Immediately Immedia-tely after tho 'meeting. The choir and congregation sang, "We Thank Thco O God for a Prophet." Benediction by J. Quaylo. Thoautos left for tho city at 4 p. m., and one and all expressed them-selvvS them-selvvS as having enjoyed themselves Immensely. ,