History of the Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association of the Church of Jes
History of the Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association of the Church of Jes
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June 21, 1900, Mae Taylor became the wife of Theodore Nystrom. After spending two years in Montpelier, Idaho, where Mr. Nystrom was manager of a large implement business, they came back to live at the Taylor homestead. On her return Mrs. Nystrom was called to act as treasurer of the General Board Y. L. M. L A. Resuming her place as daughter in her childhood home, to Mrs. Nystrom was given the joy of devotedly serving her loved mother and father TREASURER ALICE K. SMITH.
BIOGRAPHICAL. 295 during...: their remaining: years. In December, 1904, her mother died. In April, 1907, her father followed. That the sunshine of her presence came back to them for those last years was their great joy. That they understood and appreciated her devotion was the blessing- that softened her grief.
x At the reorganization of the General Board Y. L. M. I. A. In April, 1905, Mrs. Nystrom was chosen second counselor to President Tingey. She would rather have remained an aid; but love of the work to which her mother had given so much of her life's best energy, faith in the authority that called her, and the unwavering sense of duty that dominates all her actions led her to accept.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
June 21, 1900, Mae Taylor became the wife of Theodore Nystrom. After spending two years in Montpelier, Idaho, where Mr. Nystrom was manager of a large implement business, they came back to live at the Taylor homestead. On her return Mrs. Nystrom was called to act as treasurer of the General Board Y. L. M. L A. Resuming her place as daughter in her childhood home, to Mrs. Nystrom was given the joy of devotedly serving her loved mother and father TREASURER ALICE K. SMITH.
BIOGRAPHICAL. 295 during...: their remaining: years. In December, 1904, her mother died. In April, 1907, her father followed. That the sunshine of her presence came back to them for those last years was their great joy. That they understood and appreciated her devotion was the blessing- that softened her grief.
x At the reorganization of the General Board Y. L. M. I. A. In April, 1905, Mrs. Nystrom was chosen second counselor to President Tingey. She would rather have remained an aid; but love of the work to which her mother had given so much of her life's best energy, faith in the authority that called her, and the unwavering sense of duty that dominates all her actions led her to accept.
What to read after History of the Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association of the Church of Jes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susa Young Gates to read onlineMoreLess
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