Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-10-05 | Page 11 | Stake Leaders , Teachers Urged to Greater Effort

take Leaders preachers eachers Urged i To Greater Effort J t lief i f Board Member Asks Leaders Strive Striver r r to Give Every Child Proper r Spiritual Opportunity Stake officers and teachers were called upon Thursday the challenge given them to see that every child an opportunity to live a spiritual and proper life regard- regard of of race color or creed wherever they live under the ican flag by Mrs Lalene H H. Hart of the general L L. D. D tellef board e. e Hart was one of the speakers speakers' te e special meeting for general elite ke ke o officers cers of the National Rc- Rc of th the L. L D. D S. S church in ishop's building Approximate Approximate- I officers representing 99 stakes total i-total and nine mission pres pres- i attended They were from troma fromIa da Ia a on the north to Mexico on uth ie e Relief society has outlined ble social service lessons and andreat eat reat teachers of the- the future will ose who can direct along the planned by the organization Irs Hart B UNIQUE ROLE omen mien have ha a unique role to play nto oto to their hands falls much of personal art of ot living It behooves them tore ore to educate themselves for lor ital task They need to under- under not ot only the importance of work ork as it touches the members r own families but also its tance nce as it influences the mem mem- of at their families in their con con- outside e C social and psychological fuse funo of the family are as important e economic economie A few years a ago o oled led Lied away from the training in these functions but 0 D longer fail to consider them Id lid care and training personal character building and andy andr y r stability home life and child care are as tant nt to nat national onal stability as so- so claim there is some evi- evi th that thata t a a new program for or fa family mil needed she asserted GED CONDITIONS L Hart pointed out that parents acing many new and changed that with them come rare to Introduce into the theof theof of ot boys and girls new elements clements and permanent values t will mean finer citizens and Intelligent living lie lile the women of the church busy Thursday climaxing their rence renee hundreds of members pouring into Salt Lake hourly tend lend nd the semiannual l genon gen- gen on of the entire church 1 opens Friday at 10 a. a m. m in the nacle aele aident ident Grant his counselors and les es were busy Thursday In regu- regu in the temple outlining and discussing various appoint appoint- 5 conference will be held Fri Fri- Saturday and Sunday closing a a session at at- 2 p. p m. m Sunday Continued on Page Fifteen en 4 I GREATER REATE STAKE EFFORT URGED Continued from Page te Eleven Elc I l 1 Meetings tings will be held each day at 10 a a. a m m. and 2 p p. p m. m President Grant will preside and will deliver dellver the first address Other general authorities and mission presidents will speak as they are called by President Grant during the conference The society conference opened on Thursday with the congregation singing singing sing sing- ing lag Sowing Following invocation Mrs Julia A. A F. F Lund general s secretary secretary secre secre- tary read the Official instructions were given to the officers by Mrs Louise Y Robison Robison Robison Robi- Robi son president She also appealed to them to see that proper dry dry organizations organizations are formed in their communities communities ties to fight repeal of the eighteenth amendment She presided Mrs Amy Brown Lyman first counselor in discussing Unemployment men ment accused the wealthy of hiding their assets so 50 the they wont won't have to pay taxes In fact she declared they hide them so well they cant can't find the money when they are asked to account for it by federal fed ral ties POOR KEEP BEEP POOR She declared that it is usually the theDoor poor Door who help the poor When drives are made to raise funds for relief a survey shows that tha t the he poorer classes always ways raise their quota but the rich seldom do sh she e said aid Mrs Lyman said the depression re revealed revealed revealed re- re many things One was that tha t there here was no protection against She a. a asserted that the peole people peo peo- plc le did not think of this fact when n the he country was prosperous When conditions are bad th the e health of the working class is impaired impaired im- im paired and their self-respect self crum- crum bles les If they are discouraged too long their heir faith and courage are arc lost an and d that hat is what is happening today she sh e said aid