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Show mm GENERAL ; CONFERENCE OPENS i SUNDAY, APRIL 4 ! i i The nineteenth general conference ' of the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- ; ter-uay Saints will be held in tho tab-ornocle. tab-ornocle. Salt Lake, beginning Sunday, jt April 4, and continue through April 5'j and 6. The announcement Is made by 1 the first presidency of tho church, i Heher J. Grant, Anton H. Lund, and Chas. W. Penrose. In connection with the conference '. there will be conferences held bj the J various auxiliary organizations of the church. The annual conference of the ', rel'et society will be held Friday and j Saturday, April 2 and 3, in the As- J sembly hall. Tho session on Fdiday will be In the auditorium of tho Uish- ops' building. 'j The Deseret Sunday school union will hold annual conference in the .1 Salt Lake tabernacle Sunday evjiiing, ! April 4, at 7 o'clock. There will be : a special meeting of the stake super- 'l jntendentB and stake secretaries in !l the afternoon at 4 o'clock In the As- : sembly hall. !l A special session of the superintend- )l ents ol the Young Men's Mutual Im-I ! provement association will be held in I the Bishops' building Sunday morning, I April 4, at 8:30 o'clock. '! A meeting of the general stake and 'I local officers of the Y. L. M. I. A. will jl be held in the Bishops' building, Wed-: : nesday, April 7, at 10:30 a. m. j I The- meeting of the Primary btake ' officers will bo held in the Bishops' ; building April 7, at 10 a. m. A full attendance Is desired. ( ; A meeting of the patriarchs of the: j church will be held in the Assembly, hall Monday, April 5, at 4:15 p. m. ' ! Tim meeting will be in charge oi' Pre- ,j j siding Patriarch Hyrum G. Smith. ' There wll also be a number of mis-Bionnry mis-Bionnry re.unlons hold at various dates ' to no nnnounced later In connection with the general conference of the i church. I The usual large attendance of church members from all parts of the j Jptormountaln region Is expected dur-' Ipg tho days of the conference. oo : THE FRIENDS OF SPRING. 'I When the world wakes up from slum-1 I ber and tho daffodils appear, j j And the sky gets blue above me and I know tho Spring Is here; 1 When the birds begin to chatter and thoro's something in the air Which sets a man to thinking cl the garden waiting 'there, t'i It if then tho plants and rosej and II each budding Vine and tree Seam just like good old neighbors that, I'voVaited long to see. ' Oh, it's like the break of morning, and there's someone that you know j Passes down the streot and halls you, ' and you shout a glad "Hello!" Or iL's like the friendly greeting that j you give to peo'ple when . They've been away for weeks and just got home again; Or at least that's how I view it, for itl ; really seems to mo - - That I've got to give a welcome to every bud I see. j I go into the garden and I watch each plant and vine 1 j Fo. the signs of their awakening, for they're all good friends of mine. ' And I bend above the roses, and I i greet them with a shout Of delight there's no mistaking wnen II ' find them budding out; i Oh. I'm mighty glad to see them, and j I want to let them know, j And I think they understand it when ' j they hear me call "hello!" ' ( |
