Mutual Work
Improvement Era, vol. 22, no. 4, February 1919, pp. 362 to 363
Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations
pTUAyWQKK For Re-opening the Y. M. M. I. A.
The following suggestive program for a meeting of stake workers to consider the date of re-opening and to discuss M. I. A. problems was sent to stake superintendents of the Y. M. M. I. A. in early January with instructions to forward to ward presidents. Officers were asked to confer with the priesthood authorities, and if it met with their approval to set a definite date for the meeting. These suggestions still continue in force. It is likely that an attractive summer program will soon be sent out to stake superintendents.
SUGGESTIVE PROGRAM A "Getting-Back-to-Work" Meeting, Stake and Ward Officers of Y. M. M. I. A Some Y. M. M. I. A. Problems:
- Our new opening night in the different wards. (After Sacrament
Meetings begin.) 2. — — Stake officers first visits to wards When Where—The Message. 3. Special activities. See January Era and Journal. 4. Our class work, starting with Lesson No. 1. 5. The Teacher's Training Classes. See new book. (Application to Y. M. M. I. A. work.) 6. The Advanced Senior Class. Its opportunities. 7. Community singing. 8. How the war has affected the Y. M. M. I. A. for good. 9. Read Prof. O. J. P. Widtsoe's article in the January Era. 10. Y. M. M. I. A. Stake and Ward Efficiency. Discuss report blanks. 11. New Y. M. M. I. A. Chorus Book, price 45 c, twenty-three songs. (See Era February, 1919.) 12. Let us catch the spirit of the times, and work, serve, play and pray with spirit and energy for the salvation of the youth of our Church. Inaugurate a special campaign to get every young man into the Y. M. M. I. A.
Y. M. M. I. A. Choruses
A book of twenty-three new songs for the senior and the junior Y. M. M. I. A. members is ready. It is a compilation from Evan Stephens' choruses that have appeared in the Improvement Era. There is a wide variety of interesting subjects —just what the boys will like to sing. Notice the contents : "Obedience to Call" "The Cheery Smile" "Dear Land of the Valleys and Mountains"
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"The Truth, Boys, the Truth" "Mother" "At Home They are Praying for Me" "Beloved" "On the Pioneer Trail We're Marching" "Utah, We Love Thee" (for Junior Boys) "Utah, We Love Thee" (for Senior Boys) "Dear, Dear Old Folks" "Whistle a Merry Tune" "Dedication Anthem" "Marching Song of the Utah National Guard" "A Pioneer Campfire Song" "The Farmer Boy" "Teamsters' Chorus" "Invocation to Harmony" "The Old Gray Mare" "Home Defense Song" "Hark! Listen to the Gentle Strain" "There's a Letter a-Coming for You" "My Star" Twenty-three songs for less than 2c each, bound in paper cover. Price 45c, by mail. Only a limited number on hand. Send today to the Improvement Era, 20-23 Bishop's Building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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