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Show rr'---- 8 ' WOMAN' east part of the Ward v.itli the following officers Mary E. Taylor, 'President; Flora Taylor, and Maria Saunders Counselors; Annie E. Shirtiiff, Secretary; Elizabeth J. Taylor, Treasurer. The speakers were Sister Jane Richards B. S. Pres., of Weber Stake, her Counselors Sister Brown, and Sister Herrick, Pres. of Y. L. M. L A., and Counselor Stanford of the Primaries. Also Bishop P. S. Taylor, of this "Ward. It was remarked that the organization of these Associations were designed to d throw a around the young to preserve them from the evil influences and vices of the age; and to this end it needed the cooperation of mothers, and that the officers should be efficient women and versatile in their selections of subjects, so the children might be full of interest. All, the speakers were spirited in their remarks. Sister Richard-- spoke at some length but was specially interesting. 43 members were enrolled and more added at a meeting held Saturday last. Annie E. Shirtliff, Sec'y. P. S. The Society in the West part of the Ward was organized the week previuos, when Apostle F. IX Richaads Sifter Josephine R. West and all of the above named sifters were present. -- safe-guar- , Sam a:: :a. Editor Exponent: annual meeting of the Primary Association of Samaria wa.s held Friday evening May 0, 1881, in the house a largo and well filled meeting audience several of the Priesthood of the Ward being present; the evening's entertainment consisted of a song by ten little girls entitled "Jesu3 once of luimlta birth" j raver by Bishop Evans, singing by the child rt i; "Work for the night is coming," mritatioiis, dialogues, were then spoken. Five little girls were then catechised and son- - wore sung. Essay on Obedience, one song by a hoy and some little girls between three and rive years of age, one recitation a boy four years of age. We then had a song from ten little girls entitled "God speed the right." My thoughts went back to the time of the organization and I could see then that we had made a ) lit tie progress since; it is true it seems slow work with the little ones while laboring with them, but I feel thankful to the Lord for his Holy Spirit; that enables us to persevere in this great and important work, having faith and praying to the Lord for strength to load and guide us all; realizing that the time will come when these associations will stand forth a great and mighty host battling for truth, and they petition to God for blessings on those that organized them and placed them in a position where they could be taught in the laws of their Heavenly 'Father while they were that as young ihey grow in years they may be from unhide influences and from preserved wolves in sheep's clothing who seek to draw the young from the fold, and to bring destruction upon the people of God. Oh, mothers I would say, assist your children in th'.-iorganizations encourage them to attend their meetings, and ..also attend them yourelvdo not think it toa much trouble they will repay you in the future; becoming bright and shining lights crowned with immortality and eternal lives; may our Heavenly Father bless all that strive to teach the young And rising generation is the prayer of your Mre. Amy Davies, President P. A., Mary Ann Williams, and Annie Camp Counselors, Agues E. Bowen, Secretary, Rebecca Morse, Asst. Sec'y. George Davies Treasurer. Member enrolled 53; average attendance S5; -meetings held during the year 25; testimonies borne 111; number of books 2; chapters read from the Bible and Book of Mormon 12; sec The A. E. Bowen. ' Pkice Ward Washington County. The Sisters of this place were organized into a Relief Socictv on the 21, of Feb. 1879, Sisters Minerva Suow,Auna Ivins,and Hannah Romney,of St. George being present Sister Hannah M. Miles, President, Lydia Blair, and Lenora Gardner, Counselors; Ruth Fawcett, Secretary; Margaret Andrus. Treasurer. We have two teachers and 18 members enrolled; hold our testimony meetings every fast-daWe are all trying to do the best we can-- we are which donate we knitting socks, making quilts, to the Manti Temple. We donate monthly for the P E. Fund. Sisters E. R. Snow Smith and Ziua D. Young, visited us Feb. 5 1881, held meeting at 10, A. M.f which was highly appreciated by all. Met 2 P.M. Sister Eliza R. Snow thenjorganized a at Association with 30 members enrolled. Primary Our meetings arc held Saturday afternoons which are well attended; the children highly appreciate their meetings and will never forget those honorable sisters,and if we strictly hearken to their counsel it will prove a great blessing to u both here and hereafter. : PALACE OF FASHION JSa - Rut.it "Its all very fine to have a Fawcett rich ready-mad- e man, but may happen he'll be a ready-mad- e At Madrid, Spain, April 30, the superior council of education, after a considerably spirited debate of several weeks, decided to admit women and girls to lectures and degrees of universities and faculties. Spain has been looked upon as the very highest type of old conservatism, but she is m advance of some of the countries of Europe celebrated for their learning, in recognizing woman's higher education. America, with all her recognition of woman's equality has not advanced so far as Madrid in making them eligible to degrees. 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