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Show iii.i;hii!ks'('oM'i:i;i:ii:. A Hymi.l" of Two Iiitrri-! luff .11 ;ftl tl fi . Iirl.l w, iliumlit.v. j (i ijiLumuiiciii-'il.) The ( t n :i r ti-il y Conference of the Hoxchh-r Stake of liic Y. L. M. . A. convened in llie Tabernacle at III igha m City. Wednesday morning, morn-ing, MairVt I"., ls'.l.j. Pies. .Minnie Lnvelnnd Snow presided. Singing, Sing-ing, 0. ye Mountains High." Hrayer by Sister Fanny Graehl. Singing;. Hull called. Minutes read and approved. I .Sketch from the .journal by Miss I Annie Hartutrd of the North Ward. Thursa Nichols, from Willard, reported the association of that 1 place favorably. Solo, "Fallen by the Wayside," was nicely rendered by Miss I Josephseu of the Fourth Ward. Sister Jfppson responded lo the call to speak a few words to the girls. Warned mothers to touch their daughters the true principles of the gospel. A 1 vita Reese thought I In; in- terest it: the Second Ward Ass'n I was increasing. Spoke a few words Ion the importance of prayer, j Sister Fanny Oraehl reported the I F i rs t W a id A ss' u . T he v we re ! doing pretty well. Sister Melviua Pelers thought the Three Mile Creek Ass'n was j trying to improve. j j President Snow said ( lod sent i trials to those he loved. Spoke j ; on chastity. Cautioned the girls j ; to keep their lives pure. j j Counsellor Emma Vance spoke a j lew words on order, and reverence : for the house of worship. Singing, j 1 Benedielion by Lueinda Wight j .I,.nf,-n. I A 1- T KItNoON S H S s 1 1 N ) ' The opening exere'isi s being con- J j eluded, ihe program was carried : out as folluws: j Bible sketeh from the life of1 ' Rebecca, by Miss Ellen llunsaker ' of Honeyville. i Mrs. Annie K. Jinson represent- . vt the Mantua Ward. They were! I in a pro-pvroos condition temporally tempor-ally and financially. A duette was prettily rendered by j Misses Lou and Phoebe Madsen. j Mrs. Mary Nelson said the girls! of the Fourth Waul were always j willing to do well all they were! called noon to nerform. A beture on "Healing of the 'sick" was given by Miss Anna K. ' Anderson of Bear River City. I j Sister Ray Kvans asked for the! ! sympathy Tif the audience. ! Thought the best thins l:t- ouKI ; be said of us at our life's end was : that we were faithful Latter-day Saints. Sister Annie Vixoni had always been interested in M. I. work. ' Mentioned her former labors, and the good Mrs. Lydia Peirce did 'among the girls of the Ass'n, i teaching them to sing. ' Sifter M aria Forsgren could testify the Spirit of the Lord was ; here. Thought the young j ladies enrolled in the Stake could have a powerful iutluence for good or evil. The class distinction that is creeping in should be diseour- I resident M innii L. Snow said that 17 years ago today, at o o'clock, the M. T. A. of this Stake was organized in to wards. Sister Phena Madsen said thai polish ami refinement came after" the pioneer work. I biped w e might he worthy of the blessings we enjoy. Conference adjourned for three months. Ringing, Poxology Benediction by Kmma Vance. |
