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Second Day Closes, Third Day Opens

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1916 October General Conference·Third Day Morning Session·1916-10-08

The choir and congregation sang : "My country, 'tis of thee."

Prayer was pronounced by Elder J. S. Page, Jr., president of the Nebo stake of Zion.

THIRD DAY.

Conference continued in the Tabernacle, 10 a .m., Sunday, October 8, 1916, President Joseph F. Smith, presiding.

President Smith announced that an overflow meeting will be held this morning in the Assembly Hall adjoining, under direction of Elder Hyrum M. Smith ; also one in the newly erected, and seated tent, east of the Bureau of Information, under direction of Elder David O. McKay, both for the accommodation of those who can not find seats in the now overcrowded Tahernacle.

Prayer by Elder Rey L. Pratt, in charge of New Mexican division of the Western States Mission.

A tenor solo was sung by John T. Hand, entitled, "If with all your hearts ye truly love me," from "Elijah," by Mendelssohn.

Cite this talkConference record, "Second Day Closes, Third Day Opens," 1916 October General Conference, Third Day Morning Session (1916-10-08). Pulpit Vault, 1916-10-16-conference-record-session-notes. Authoritative print text from archive.org.Pulpit Vault, edition of 23 September 2026 (commit 4bdc6ac627).
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