. Te Karere. all be angels if we will live inthis category while in our mortal is an exalted throne waiting forall of us, if we prove ourselves adversary knows he cannot againexist in our Fathers Kingdom and findjoy and happiness. Therefore, he isalways present and trying to drag usdown to his state of sorrow andmisery. You young people who areyielding to the temptations of Satan,raise your standards. Raise yourselvesup and enjoy life. You are not happyby living unclean. You bring miseryto your parents, to all your family, andto your friends. You are living inmisery beca
. Te Karere. all be angels if we will live inthis category while in our mortal is an exalted throne waiting forall of us, if we prove ourselves adversary knows he cannot againexist in our Fathers Kingdom and findjoy and happiness. Therefore, he isalways present and trying to drag usdown to his state of sorrow andmisery. You young people who areyielding to the temptations of Satan,raise your standards. Raise yourselvesup and enjoy life. You are not happyby living unclean. You bring miseryto your parents, to all your family, andto your friends. You are living inmisery because you are continuallyfighting your conscience. It is tellingyou of the wrong you are doing, butyou are dilatory and have not the am-bition to raise yourself up to a higherstandard. You young men, who arc courtingthe young girls of your community,treal them with ran- and respect. Youare nol merely going with a girl, but (Continued // Page 329) Okctopa, 1950 327 Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Building. TH E Daughters of the UtahPioneers Building, at the head ofMain Street in Salt Lake City, Utah,is more than just a building. It is aplace where information is being re-corded, exhibits are displayed andpeople are gathering information. Theycome from all parts of the world toget information on what the earlysettlers in the State of Utah did tosurvive and grow into a flourishingcity. They come for the purpose oflearning how to do things by studyingwhat was done during that early periodof history. It was a far-sighted pro-gramme, the Daughters of the Utahpioneers used in their civic and corn-to construct a building that would per-mit them to show some of the handi-craft, some of the equipment and someof the standards and practices thePioneers used in their civic and com-munity life in their determination toestablish a level of high ideals andfine living. Daughters of the UtahPioneers are the ancestors of peoplewho crossed the plains, some of themby ox carts, 20,000 of them at least,
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