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Show THE LEHI FREE PRESS. LEHI, 1959 TIITESDAY, MAT Stake Conference Report . .-- . "ind age, such a 'broad-minde- d' day and age that here In the United States at least we have arrived at the conclusion we shall not teach anyone our religious ideals." '.'In we our have conspired to lock God out of our schools." "Our leaders have provided opportunities to study re ligious education in buildings adjacent to schools." He encouraged parents to encourage children to take advantage of these facilities. He also met with a small group of parents and children interested in these church facilities and answ-;re- d individual questions after the session. Stake President Herman C 3oates said "It is a sacred trust and the destiny of the world depends largely upon motherhood," as he paid tribute in observance of Mothers' Day. "Mother's love is akin to God's love" he continued urging the assembly to show a respect for motherhood. He cautioned the young people not to refer to their parents as the (Continued from Front Page) modestly, "according to the Lord's standards." In other leadership meetings he outlined Stake and Ward officers' broad-mindedne- ss responsibilities. Eldon Ricks of the Brigham Young University spoke in the morning session concerning Church educational facilities, past and present. Concerning the Lord's commandment to "subdue the earth" he said he felt "the Lord is not so concerned with what the earth looks like after we have subdued it but with what we look like." To "subdue" the earth he said we must be educated in all fields. "The Lord wants us to be more educated so we can teach the Gospel more effectively" he continued, stating that people educated in specific fields can more readily appeal to others outside the Church in those fields. Outlining the Church educational facilities available he said "We are in such an 'emancipated' day "old man" or "old woman." In order to honor parents, he suggested "I think we can respect their wishes." He also suggested their counsel should be heeded and finally, that "we should let them know we love them, and then, bv our actions, show we mean what day-to-d- Oriental Theme Adopted for Golden Reunion Gleaner, Master M-M- en "Oriental Magic" is the theme the tables and throughout the hall. The evening's program will infor the annual traditional banquet and clude Master the special humorous, musical honoring of the LDS and dance numbers by popular enGolden Gleaners Church on Thursday, June 11 at 7 tertainers. p.m. in the University of Utah's Handling arrangements are the Master Union Building. and Golden GleanAdvance ticket orders must be er Committee, including Mr. and made by June 1, as there is a Mrs. George Hoggan, Mrs. Edward heavy demand for the limited R. McKay, Mrs. Edward Y. Oka-zaand Cal Lambert. number of reservations available, A number of the church's Genaccording to Wendell Adams and Hortense Child, General Board eral Authorities are expected to of the attend the banquet, Mr. Adams members and M-M- M-M- we say." President Armond E. Webb u g ed the congregation to 4vekr their talents. He cited President Heber J. Grant's perseverance in developing penmanship and singing. "We are told," he said, "that the only th'ngs we can take with us are the intellectual, moral and spiritual developments we make in this life the only things we can return with are these talents." He outlined ways to develop talents such as forgiveness and humility. President Frank W. Jones urged parents to set proper examples, saying "We are going to lose out on many blessings if we, through our allow our children to stray." He stressed the importance of wise planning in child development and then encouraged participation in Genealogical research. "Do we not have an obligation as great to those who preceded us as to those who short-sightedne- follow?" he emphasized. Vera W. Webb, Stake Genea- outlined chairman, logical the Melchizedek Priesthood Genealogical Research program. He urged support of the program and mentioned some of its benefits. Stake Patriarch A. Carlos Sc- - UTAH as follows: Paul Willes was releas- 'Veater. Lona Curtis, Linda Barn- - given by Mary Jane Ungricht and prayers were offered by Horace ed as Stake Mission President, to- hart and Moleta Gilson. ; was Hadfield and Kaye Webb. theme Presentation the of his counselors with J Carl gether Mellor and Leo H. IJadf'eld. Bateman and Vere Peterson were released as counselors in the times. Stake Sunday School Superintend-encFrank Huggard and James Virgil H. Peterson cited the growth of the Church as opposed Carter were released as Counsehis- lors in the Fourth Quorum of h to predictions in tory that it would dwindle after Elders. the third or fourth generatioa He Sustained were the following also expressed gratitude for the Carl J. Mellor as Stake Mission faithfulness of the people and for President; Vere Peterson and AlSchool mother. ma Peterson as counselors in the Elmo Gray Stake Sunday School Superintend-ency- ; Seminary Success for James Carter and Don L. expressed gratitude for the principle of repentance. He also stated Bean as counselors in the Fourth that nothing of worth comes with- Quorum of Elders and A. Ralph out effort Wing as Secretary of the 68th Loy Dece Strong, a daughter of Quorum of Seventy. Mr. and Mrs. Millen Kirkham, Joseph T. Bently, General Suon her mission to the New perintendent of the YMMIA, was England States. guest speaker at the evening sesMusic for the morning session sion of the conference, Mrs. Bonwas furnished by the Singing nie Grimes and Mrs. Shirley Fox Mothers Chorus, directed by Mrs delivered their winning speeches in Cleo Miller and accompanied by the Stake Speech competition. A Mrs. Zada Phillips. Prayers were girls' quartet, consisting of Ina offered by Bishop Thomas Woff Helen Gammon, Roberta Peterson Bishop Eugene Hilton, Bish- Sharon Zimmerman and Linda op Wayne Bushman, and Stake Kirkham, accompanied by Elaine Clerk Dale Hadfield. Music for Haws, furnished musical numbers. the afternoon session was furnishMrs. Marceil Strong, Stake Be All ed by the Aaronic Priesthood ChoSilleader, rus, directed by Alvin Schow and ver Gleaner awards presented to the followaccompanied by Stake Organist Grace Ann Doris Peterson, ing: Eva Carson. Congregational singZimSharon Sharon Adams, Beal, ing was directed by Stake Choris- merman, Elaine Haws, Mary Ann ter Arnold Brems. Ushers were members of the 68th Quorum of Featherstone, Becky Allred, Sue Ellen Price, Shirley Johnson, LinMain Street - Lehi Seventy. Changes in Stake officers were da Webb, Sue Nelson, Karilyn "We don't need to put under the control of Sawill just live the Gosepl Christ." He urged the congregation to" accept responsibil ities and live the Gospel at all how said ourselves tan if we of Jesus Lt-V- ar early-Churc- for : insti-ucto- the High Graduates and Shoes their and Clothing r also Western Boots - Hats - Levis said. YWMIA office Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sprott of Grand Junction, Colorado, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Smith Wednesday, May 6. Mr. Sprott is a brother to Mrs. Smith. Tickets are available at the at 40 North Main Street, Salt Lake City, at a cost of $2.75 per person. The event is a highlight of the June Conference of the MIA and recognizes young men and young women who have qualified for the highest achievement award in the church's youth program. The oriental theme will be carried out in colorful decorations at The under cannot fly too Stock Show Saturday 16th in-de- n. Well Dressed on Junior-G- leaner ; k aaxsaHeaHaeaBHEaoKaaHMBi Starts Thursday - Kids Advanced Prices - Adults 75c Children Free RICHARD I HENKf ANTHONY WTOMMC- - FONDA- - QUINN 8 n Maxwell House Show Starts 7:15 This Engagement Only DOROTHY DOIORES IVIAI Hill . flllf 1UAII I? Instant Coffee Large Utah Apple Pies comes sudden death... in a town called 6-o- jar z. 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