nal Courtship Warriage President Clark, President Moyle, President Joseph Fielding Smicn, other Genof the Authorities eral and Church OL of wives, General Superintendency Presidency General YMMIA, their Toe the YWMIA, and members of the Youth of the Church: I greet you on this important occasion, opportu- you upon your congratulate and nity of having heard the excellent who by _ those rendered sages participated on this program. My comes responsibility under meshave the heading “We Live Our Religion.” | know of no activity in which we can demonstrate that fact more impressively than in the subject assigned to me as a topic for tonight: ‘Courtship and Marriage.” While listening to the messages tonight from the young people, these lines came to me: “You ought to be true for the sake of the folks who think you are true. “You never should stoop to a deed that your folks think you would not do. “If you are false to yourself, be the blemish but small, you have injured Printed you folks; them all.’—(Edgar the United by States A. been false to Guest) Perhaps there are few, lf any, subjects of more interest or of more importance than courtship and marriage. Eternal in have your of America Pronouncement When in the processes of creation it was opportune for man to assume mortality, pronouncement eternal the heard he “THOU MAYEST CHOOSE FOR THYDen.”