Day in the Life

Apr 9, 1883

Journal Entry

April 09, 1883 ~ Monday

Aprail 9, 1883
I met the Missionaries at the Council House and several of the
Twelve & seventies were present and I Appointed them their place
and they set apart about 106 Missionaries After they were set
apart I met with them at Noom and gave them instruction
followed By Lorenzo Snow, M. Thatcher, A Carrington & F M Lyman
I met at 10 oclok at the Assembly Hall with the conference of the
young Men Mutual Improvent Association at 10 oclok prayer
By Joseph E Taylor Secretary called the Roll Minuts of the last
Meeting were then read, after which Milton ^H^ Hardy then spoke
35 M[inutes], Morgan Richards 22 Joseph H Felt 15 M[inutes], Sister Taylor 5
Sister Williams 5 M[inutes], FSister Free 5 M[inutes] J F Wells 2 M[inutes]

Met at 2 oclok Prayer By E. H. Anderson several Questions
were asked and Answered By W Woodruff who spoke 20 M[inutes]
Junius F Wells spoke 33 M[inutes], W Woodruff 10 M F Cowley 15 M[inutes]
I met in the Evening at 7 oclock. G Teasdale Prayed The Treasurer
report was then read And the officers of the institution were
then presented & sustained Moses Thatcher then Delivered
a lecture upon Infidelity & Christianity spoke 40 M[inutes] W Woodruff
spoke 10 M[inutes]. We had a vary interesting conference with the young people

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Carrington, Albert
8 Jan 1813 - 19 Sep 1889
231 mentions
Apostle
Lyman, Francis Marion
12 Jan 1840 - 16 Nov 1916
267 mentions
Apostle
Teasdale, George
8 Dec 1831 - 9 Jul 1907
648 mentions
Apostle, Missionary
Taylor, Joseph Edward
11 Dec 1830 - 13 Feb 1913
Felt, Joseph Henry
9 May 1840 - 15 Jun 1907
Wells, Junius Free
1 Jun 1854 - 15 Apr 1930
Snow, Lorenzo
3 Apr 1814 - 10 Oct 1901
692 mentions
Apostle, Family
Cowley, Matthias Foss
25 Aug 1858 - 16 Jun 1940
40 mentions
Apostle, Missionary
Hardy, Milton Henry
26 Sep 1844 - 23 Aug 1905
14 mentions
Missionary
419 mentions
Apostle

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Education - Question and Answer for the YMMIA, 9 April 1883
The following questions having been propounded, were read by President Woodruff, with the answers given by the Superintendency: When County or Association officers are called away on missions, should their places be filled temporarily or per- manently? Vacancies should be filled, whenever they occur, permanently. Should regular quarterly conferences be held in each Stake? Yes, and the dates supplied the Gen- eral Secretary, so that appointments may be made by the General Superintend- ency of officers to attend them. Should systematic Scriptural exercises be insisted upon? It is desirable to encourage the study of the Scriptures, and to accomplish the most in that direction, system is neces- sary. To facilitate the adoption of a simple system that will not be too straight-laced, it is proposed that we publish a pamphlet containing sugges- tive programmes, Scriptural subjects pro- perly arranged, etc. This will probably be done by the commencement of an- other season. Should non-members of the Church be admitted as members of Associations? As a rule they should not, but the offi- cers must be governed according to cir- cumstances. Should ladies preside alternately or at any time at the conjoint sessions of the Associations or at the Quarterly Confer- ences? Ladies should not preside where mixed meetings are held and men hold- ing authority are present. Should officers be set apart, and by whom? Officers should not be set apart; no one is specially authorized to perform that labor.

Apr 9, 1883