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Show r A v yr Authorities Assigned to Conferences t.- - 'fleiv&shc yyin-wy- I i ar.--wi GENERAL authorities assigned quarterly conferences to be held Saturday and Sunday, February 16 and 17, 1946, are announced by President George F. Richajrds of the Council of the Twelve as follows: Big Horn Stake at Lovell, Wyoming, Elder Mark E. Petersen of the Council of the Twelve and Clyde C. Edmonds, Church Welfare. Alberta Stake at Cardston, Alberta, Canada, Elder Joseph F. Merrill of the Council bf the Twelve and Donald D. Davis, Church Welfare. St. Johns Stake at Eagar, Arizona, Elder Matthew Cowley of the Council of the Twelve and Sterling H. Nelson, Church ' - RECENTLY APPOINTED Lillian Austin Schwendiman, (left) and Alice be th Whiteley, (right), bare been named as members f the general board of the Y. W. M. L A. :Y.:W.M. l. A. Boarcl Adds Two Members came this week from the' general presidency of the Y. W. M. L A. of the appointment of two new general board members and the release of one of the present members. Appointed were Lillian Austin Schwendiman and Alicebeth Whiteley both of Salt Lake City, and at her request Grace Nixon Stewart was released after nearly ten years of service. Both of the new members come to their positions with a wide variety of M. L A. experiences. Mrs. Schwendiman is at present first counselor in the Wells Stake presidency. She has served in the presidency of the Whittier Ward of that stake for eight years, and on the ward Gleaner and M Men committee for four years. She is -- also president of the Salt Lake City Lady Lions. - Mrs. Schwendiman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Austin, Mr. Austin being a member of the general Church Welfare Committee. They are form-- T erly of Rexburg, Idaho, and she attended the Ricks College. She is the wife of Fred W. Schwendiman, former bishop of the Whittier Ward, and at present a member of the Wells Stake high - council. The couple spent four years in the New Zealand Mission, leaving for that mission two weeks after they were married. A NNOUN CEMENT For the last ten months of their mission they were called to preside over the New Zealand Mission. They have three sons, Li Fred A., stationed at Clearfield, Utah; Lt. Kay A., at present in Kiusha, Japan; Staff Sgt. Mark A, now in Honolulu; and one daughter, Joan Schwendiman. Miss Whiteley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Whiteley of Oakley, Idaho. Her father is the Cassia Stake clerk and her mother is a member of the stake Relief Society board. She has served in a number of M. I. A. capacities, and at one time was the Burley Stake Drama Director. At present she is a member of the Tabernacle Choir, and has been an instructor of business English, type, and office machines at the L. D. S. Business College'for the past four years. She is a graduate of the Brigham Young University where she was actfe in musical circles, and she has also attended the University of Idaho at Moscow, and the University of California at Berkeley. She filled a mission to the Eastern States where she was a member of the Ensign Chorus. Grace Nixon Stewart, who was released, was appointed to the board in May, 1936. She was chairman of the speech committee lor a number of years, and av the present tme is a member of -that committee. ModernNurscs'HomeTo To Serve Latter-da- y ... L..D, QIRECTORSiniPlLSalttheLake . S, Hospital City, this week announced plans for the erection of a new modern nurses home to serve that institution. Specifications call for a fireof reinforced proof building concrete and brick which will Elder Benson Arrives in Europe Elder Ezra WORD that Benson of - the Connell of the Twelve arrived safely In London England by ellpper plane last Saturday, was received this week by the First Presidency: T ' Elder Benson is appointed to preside over the European Missions of the Church and will have supervision of distributing the supplies of foodstuffs and clothing being sent by the Church to memcountries. bers In war-tor- n He will direct the reorganisation of the various missions. Elder Benson was accompanied on his flight across the Atlantic by Frederick W. Babbel, n former missionary to Germany, who is his secretary and Be Built Saints Hospital these-buildi- ngs - TO KEEP your secret Is wis- -I dom: but to expect others to keep lt is folly. Holmes. is the insepa of wisdom, but with it genius has not even a nodding acquaintance. Colton. Moderation NEW LEADERS of the McKinley Wald, Temple Stake Front row, left to right: James L.' Watson, first counselor; Bishop Raymond V. Liljenqulst; Waldo C. Cluff, second counselor. Back rowt Albert Kay, ward clerk and Lawrence C. Harmon, assistant ' SUSTAINED AS BISHOPRIC of the Pioneer Ward, Utah Stake are: Front row, left to right: Dale C. WaU, first counselor; Bishop James F. Paramore and Merlin Terry, second counselor. Standing; William G. Cook, ward clerk, - k Changes In Ihurc- hOfficers contain apartments for. 200 stu edudent nurses and cational facilities which will in' dude ample ' classrooms, nursing art rooms and basic science rooms; an assembly room which will seat 225 persons and will allow for the development of visual education; a game room for nurses, quarters for the di rector of nurses; office, living rooms, laundry and trunk room. In close proximity with the new home, which is to be built on the south side of Eighth Ave., between B and C Sts., is contemplated. the ..construction of a boiler room, laundry and workshops to serve the hospital. . -Removal of from the hospital block will dear- the-w- ay for the extension of the hospital building, adding materially to its capacity, for which plans are also underway, according to Superintendent J. Howard Jenkins, was who spokesman for the directors. Estimates and elevations have been prepared by Young and Hansen, architects. up-to-d- ate Hyram Stake at Hyrum, Utah, Elder Stephen L Richards of the Council of the Twelve and Paul C. Child, Church Welfare. -Chicago Stake at Chicago, Illinois, Elder John A. Wldtsoe of the Council of the Twelve. Burley Stake at Burley, Idaho, Elder Alma Sonne, assistant to the Council of the Twelve. Cassia Stake at Oakley, Idaho, Elders Charles A. Callls of the Council of the Twelve and Clifford E. Young, assistant to the Council of the Twelve. Raft River Stake at Malta, Idaho, Elder Spencer W. Kimball of the Council of the Twelve and Clyde J. Brown, Church Welfare. Logan Stake at Logan, Utah, Elder Levi Edgar Young of the First Council of Seventy and Bishop Joseph L. Wirthlin of the Presiding Bishopric. Riverside Stake at Salt Lake City, Elder Joseph Fielding Smith of the Council of the Twelve. St. Joseph Stake, Bishop Marvin O. Ashton of the Presiding Bishopric and Ezra C. Knowlton, Church Welfare. South Summit Stake at Kamas, Utah, Elder Oscar A. Kirkham of the Krst Council of Seventy and Fenno B. Casto, Church Welfare. Ben Lomond Stake at Ogden, Utah, Elder S. Dilworth Young of the First Council of Seventy and Mark Austin, Church Welfare. East Jordan Stake at Midvale Utah, Elder Antoine R. Ivins of the First Council of Seventy and Stewart B. Eccles, Church Welfare; are changes In ward officers as made in recent quarterly conferences and reported by general authorities who officiated: DUCHESNE STAKE RECENTLY INSTALLED as bishopric of the Twenty sixth Ward, Levi J. Anderton was ordained Pioneer Stake: Left to right: Jesse P. Warner, first counselor. patriarch of the Duchesne Stake of the Matthew Elder Bishop William W. Horne and Alfa ns J. Finck, second counselor. Cowley by Council of the Twelve. 1 SOUTH SEVIER STAKE John Bert Magleby was ordained bishop df the Monroe South Ward with Milo T. Dychen as first counselor and Rulon Meh-rl- li t as second counselor. was Hansen Edward Charles ordained bishop of the Marys-va- le Ward with Glen Prince as first counselor and Waiter Kennedy as second counselor. Elder Thomas E. McKay, assistant to the Council of the Twelve officiated. rule to IT la a good and sage as if sojourn in every place, you meant to spend your life there, never omitting an opportunity of doing a kindness, of speaking a true word, or making a friend. Ruskin. BISHOPRIC of the new Mesa Fifth Ward", Maricopa Stake. Left is a moral to performed DUTY right: Dean V. Johnson, ward clerk; Dari E. Anderson, second if neglected, tha tone Marlon L. Hake, bishop and O. Perry Hancock, first counselor; and strength of both mind and . heart are weakened, and the counselor. spiritual health 'undermined. February 9, 194S Fege J Edwards. FOLLOWING -- r |
