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Show SAINTS HAVE GOOD CONFEREHCE HERE Regular quarterly confererce of the St. George Stake of Zion was held here last Saturday and Sunday. President Nicholes presiding. The Priesthood meeting was held in the D. C. auditorium. President W. O. Bent'.ey gave a report re-port of the Priesthood Quorums of the Stake. Elder George Brooks. Jr., spoke on How to Maintain Interest in "Quorum meetings. Elder Geo. E. Miles told Why We Keep Records. Elder II. L. Reid spoke of Problems Prob-lems of Class Leaders. Elder Leo Larson of Hurricane told How We make our Quorum Successful. Success-ful. Elder W. G. Hopkins: How We Made Our H. P. Quorum successful. The Conference Priesthood session reconvened at 2 p. m., Pres. Nicholes presiding. Elder Orson F. Whitney of the general authorities was present. pres-ent. Antone Nisson told how a Deacons' Quorum Helped the Bishop by caring for the widows and doing janitor work. Bishop W. W. McArthur: How a Bishop used the Ordained Priests and Teachers. The subject of the social opportunities oppor-tunities of a priesthood quorum was discussed by the priesthood. Pres. Nicholes made mention of the social activities of the priesthood and its great benefits; urged ward recreation recrea-tion committees. Pres. Bentley urged social affairs inaugurated by the quorums. Pres. Cannon thought priesthood quorums had splendid opportunities along social and athletic lines; he urged cooperation. Pres. Nicholes urged that quorum parties during the quarterly conference confer-ence be held on ihe Friday before. Elder Arnold Lemmoii of Spring- dale: What the Priesthood to me. Elder Albert Bryner: The V of the Priesthood as shown in T"'-pie T"'-pie marriages, etc. -' Elder O. F. Whitney aid men of the priesthood were d-r him as also to God. The irit ''. God is- love; we must love our n?i, hor as ourselves. The pries-tl quorums are far more import;,;,. .-the .-the auxiliary organizations-1 '"T priesthood must lead, the a iixii-follow. iixii-follow. We in us.t not add to word of the Lord. Spoke of many keys of the prk-sthood. ett ' ' At the close of the meeting ! - -Vivian J. Frei was ordained bishr r f the Santa Clara ward with Er John Henry Graf and H. Val F -' as his counselors. ' '' . Sunday Forenoon Elder John T. Woodbury. Jr treated the subject, History' 0; ,v ' Sabbath, quoting the scriptUre',-' support. 0 Elder Vivian J. Frei discussl 0 Attitude Toward tiie Sabbath. "r Brother Glen Graff told How a i -should spend the Sabbath. Sister Jennie Foster treated subject, The Sabbath in a Lattt--,-7-' i Saint home. I Elder O. F. Whitney said -.; should store their minds with t!vr of God. God gives- command:.-,-"-',, for our benefit always, and non j Idleness is not rest but change i. -observance of the Sabbath makes ' better and more work. The shows the time of the earth; i; i;" Hearing the end of the six thor..----"j years when Christ shall come. t--'. ing is meant for a blessing; it a -.vis for spiritual and physical bette:m--t We should be thankful for the la 0; the tithe for it is a blessing to us c '-we '-we should keep the law; we owt. ry thanks for all blessings. Sunday Afternoon Pres.. Cannon made mention of tie people of America in the Book o! i Mormon time and how they worfiip. ed God. telling of the great wots ;;' Alma with his people. Elder Geo. L. Hinton of La YerV.n I reported his mission in the Sout';.r:3 i States. j Elder Rex Sterling of Leea; z I ported his mission in the vs;.n j Stales. Elder Joseph. McArthur rep:::Ti 1 his mission in the Western State;. I All three of these returned rxs-sicnaries rxs-sicnaries bore strong testimonies zzi thad enjoyed their labors. Elder Whitney said what we :;ii. I learned and remembered cf gc-ci is jwhat counts: we should carry ay ; good from these meetings. To'.; :i j I the Apostle John on the isiari c-t r.i;:nos and of the Revelations. i.n ! of the mission of .the twelve apes:'.;;, j To)d of John's vision ar.d the re;;:-j re;;:-j reriion to come. The gospel i; e:;:-jUal; e:;:-jUal; it had no beginning; it is tie path of endless progression. Tie ! gospel rests upon the fall ar.a :;;-1 :;;-1 toration of man. |
