| Show W w r e M' t l y w t'i t 0 — AI7 The Salt Lake Tribune Friday October 9 1959 it LDS Open Conference Today i Continuedfrom Page One at 7 p m in the Tabernacle One expected action of the general conference will be the appointment of a new member of the LDS Council of HAROLD B LEE and MarRomney members of the council will be unable to attend the conference because of church dutiesJElderLee is in South America 'organizing two new missions andJClder welve-Apostles “to fiir Ihe is visiting European vacancy created by the death Romney missions and organizing a new of Stephen L Richards North German Mission of Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson a member of the Council of Twelve Apostles returned to Washing ton DC Thursday from a tour which took him to Mos cow Russia k -T- ion G Aaronic Priesthood program k techniques The Swanee Singers of Salt Lake City under direction of Earl Donelson will present special music with Dr Frank Asper at the Tabernacle organ ‘Spiritual Growth’ Keys LDS Parley 4' V ne- DR R CHASE Allred asso- ciate professor of agronomy Brigham Young University will be a principal speaker at the agricultural meeting Tfie General PrieMhood meeting Saturday evening will be broadcast over a closed circuit to some 160 gathering NO WORD however has as places in the United States and Canada yet been received whether he MARION D HANKS mem--be- r will be able to attend the conof the First Council of ference the vyill be a principal Seventy Presiding Bishop L Wlrth-Ii- speaker at the Sunday School counwho with his two conference His topic will be will welcome the conference-Car- l ‘The Teacher in the Church W Buehner will conduct Today" the special Presiding Bishop Rep Henry Aidous Dixon ric’s meeting said three major will offer the invoca(RUtah) discussed topics will be tion George R Hill general THEY INCLUDE forthcom superintendent of the Sunday ing changes in the Aaronic School Union will discus? "Our Priesthood program for mem Responsibilities as Sunday bers under 21 a proposed School Teachers" and David memorial hpnoiing the res LAwrenre McKay first- - assist toiation of the Aaiohle Priest anr" general ‘ superintendent hood on the banks of the Sus will welcome conference goers Richard E Folland general quehanna River in upper Penn sylvania and a discussion of secretary will present officers members v U Vi ? amw ns SPECIAL MUSIC for conference general sessions will be presented by the Tabernacle 45 Choir the Relief Society Sing- WASHINGTON Oct 8 W Cavanaugh Thursday was appointed treas uier of the World Bank He succeeds Henry W Rilev who d ed last month A native of Oil City Pa Cavanaugh has been with the bank since 1947 as chief of the finance division of the treasurer s department obert Said Political Advrliimnt b Jnkint lor Mayor Cooimittoo D t Wilkini Socrotary ing Mothers fiom the Jordan Valley Region the University of Utah Choral Society (the Institute of Religion and Uni verslty of Utah choruses and the Bonneville Strings t and the Men s Chorus of the Taber nacle Choir Mrs Helen Webb Gunnison Sanpete County and Mrs Barbara Davis Shreveport La I And todepy you see the luxurious sJ £bt fei fan e-t- 'C r — "Don’t let mama's Continued from Page Oyearnings— exceed papa's earnings" h and Jesus Savior Lord said Christ” Other departmental meet He pointed out that "these were conducted Thursday ings challenges may not be easy afternoon Stake and mission for some because of the at heard a sym tractions which the glitter and presidencies on "Use of the Annual posium ease of following other paths Report as a Guide to Adminmay have" but warned that istrative Action" at 245 pm mean may "anything less in the Tabernacle model ated the decline if not the destruc- by Mrs Louise W Madsen i&Vj-'J- s tion of our civilization general board second conn IN AN AFTERNOON ses selor sion in the Tabernacle Elder AT THE SAME time a Henry D Taylor assistant to meeting of Relief Society of Twelve Council the i wn conducted in the Relief Sothe church s general welfare ciety Building by Mrs Mariwecommittee outlined the anne C Shaip general hpaid lfare plan which he said is fust counselor who complidivided into five phases: planmented the stakes-missioning production distribution wards and branches for boostrehabilitation and pievention the magazine subscription Elder Tayolr told his listen ing list to 151057 in 1958 ers the church first presidency "Learning Thiough Activhad outlined the welfare plan’s was the theme of a meetity" basic principles in 1936 when on ing teaching for class lead-ei-s it --was established in these In the AssehiblyTlaTl con- - " words ducted by Mis Leone G Lay-io- n "01 R PRIMARY pujpo'e gencial boaid member was to set up in so far as it She told class leaders that it might be possible a system had been demonstrated that under which the cuise of idle- people learn faster in groups with remember better and solve ness would be done the evils of a dole abolished pioblems more easily than and independence Industry when they work alone thrift and self respect be once SECRETARY treasurers more established amongst our to new ediintroduced weie people The aim of the church tions of waid and slake Relief is to help the people in help lecoid books by genthemselves Work is to be en Society eral board sect etary treasurer throned as the ruling piinciple liulda Paiker at a meeting in look over the many work department Items of the lives of our Ghurch Seventeenth Ward Chapel 141 " on display at Relief Society workshop membership W 1st North Features of the The key figuie in the welrecord books designed to simfare plan he said is the ward plify record keeping were Sothe Relief with bishop on a screen to deas the projected ciety remaining monstrate changes made bishop's "chief help In adminUnder direction of Mrs to the of those need? istering Charlotte A’ Lai sen work in distress " chairman display of handTG IMPLEMENT this he work were shown and demon-stiate- d to mote than 300 Resaid the Relief Society sisters have the responsibility of "be- lief Society woik directors in coming church trained social the woik department meeting at Liberty Wells Stake Center workers " Elder Taylor complimented 707 4th East the 84356 Relief Society work MRS FIDRENCE J Maders who gave some 667390 sen board member hours of labor in welfare work and general aides her presented last year much of which was methods of coi relating songs done on the 569 church owned with lessons and accompanipermanent welfare projects ment baton and vocal tech and the 77 others under lease niques at the music depart- HE SAID A total of 87596 r!’?!°n in Barratt Ha'V church members had received assistance from 133 bishops’ ' storehouses in 1938 Elder Taylor also lauded the part played by the Relief Society In employment counseling and helping members to rehabilitate themselves This de partment showed good work Rrillsh MImIoh — Manchester Df with 73 per cent o£ 4058 un- trlct Fifth LDS Ward 740 8 2nd church members Weal Saturday 8 pm employed -North (east) Herman Miaalon in placed gainful employment SuBar Hour 1950 121ft IDS Ward ftj - Heads World Bank Society Challenge & 1" Laid Saturday p m 9 JO Miaalon— Jonea Rpanlih American Bowman Brown group Twelfth LDS Waid 610 £ lit South Friday 8 pm Trial Louisiana Minion— Anuth vj I DS Stake Houie 8100 South 200 urged encouragement of the Weal Bountiful Saturday 8 pm Netherlands Million — Garden Park family to live within its LDS Waid II V) Yale Ae (1075 South) Friday 6 10 p m Dutch Ralnts and Netherlands Million— Park Stake Center 7 12 8th East Saturday 9pm Vote Southern Miaalon -- Far Faat Broun' Reuter News Agency Eighteenth I DS Ward 10! 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