Ward Teaching
Improvement Era, vol. 18, no. 10, August 1915, pp. 936 to 937
Price, Fred J.
Ward Teaching It is often said that ward teaching, during the summer, and especially in country wards, cannot be effectively accomplished. The follow- ing report of President Joseph R. Shepherd of ward teaching in the Bear Lake stake of Zion, for the month of June, 1915, shows the con- trary, almost' to perfection. The date of the monthly meeting was June 20. Note the number of teachers who attended that meeting:
PRIESTHOOD QUORUMS' TABLE 937
Number Number Number Per cent Number teachers WARD families families af families ward attending in ward visited visited teachers report meetings Bennington 51 51 100 12 6 Bern 27 27 100 10 5 Bloomington 106 106 100 30 15 Dingle 79 79 100 27 11 Fish Haven 42 42 100 12 8 Garden City 71 55 7/ 24 8 Geneva 28 28 100 12 10 Georgetown 99 99 100 30 21 Laketown 51 51 100 18 13 Lanark 31 31 100 12 5 Liberty 44 44 100 24 17 Montpelier 1st 164 164 100 53 18 Montpelier 2nd 158 158 100 39 19 Nounan 37 35 98 10 9 Ovid 44 44 100 14 6 Paris 1st 110 110 100 37 13 Paris 2nd 117 117 100 35 15 Raymond 28 21 75 8 7 Round Valley 12 12 100 4 3 St. Charles 123 123 100 44 28 Sharon 28 28 100 10 5 Wardboro 37 37 100 14 7 Totals and Percentage.... 1,487 1,462 98 479 249
Fred J. Price, Stake Clerk.
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