| Title |
Church Review Historical Edition/Vol. 4/No. 1/pg. 57 |
| Article Title(s) |
Hyrum Presbyterian, Phillip T. Bohback continued Miss Dare Stump Bountiful Congregational Sunday School Farmington Congregational Mission Haines Memorial Church Y. P. S. C. E. |
| Author(s) |
Phillip T. Bohback Eaton, Stella A E. M. Knox |
| Page |
57 |
| Subject |
Utah--Church history; Middle Creek (Illinois); Presbyterian Church (Hyrum, Utah); Presbyterian Church--Utah--Hyrum; Presbyterians--Utah--Hyrum; Haines Memorial Church (Kaysville, Utah); Presbyterian Church (Kaysville, Utah); Presbyterian Church--Utah--Kaysville; Presbyterians--Utah--Kaysville; Presbyterian Church--Utah--Mendon; Presbyterians--Utah--Mendon; Presbyterian Church--Utah--Millville; Presbyterians--Utah--Millville; Presbyterian Church--Utah--Wellsville; Presbyterians--Utah--Wellsville; Congregational Church--Utah--Bountiful; Congregationalists--Utah--Bountiful; Congregational Church--Utah--Farmington; Congregationalists--Utah--Farmington; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Latter Day Saints ; Garfield Memorial Chapel; Agricultural College; Brigham Young College (Logan, Utah); Ladies' Society (Hyrum, Utah); Christian Endeavor Society (Hyrum, Utah); Park College (Parkville, Missouri); Carll Home (Kaysville, Utah); Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor (Kaysv |
| OCR Text |
Show Page 57<br><br>December llth. Were entertained in the home of Rev. C. M. Parks for two weeks, he being the first Presbyterian minister in the valley. I was located by him at Hyrum, where Miss Carrie Nutting had opened the field by a mission school one month or so before as a pioneer. Wellsville and Millville also were given into my charge. Miss Kate E. Best taught school at the former and Miss J. N. Hall at the latter, and had been on the field a month or more. I preached the first sermon at Hyrum on Christmas day, to an audience of fourteen. The following summer the Board erected one Garfield Memorial Chapel in each town, at a cost respectively of $1100 to $1400. For many years preaching was conduced in English, Swedish and Danish; now mostly in English and Swedish. The first years at the rate of twelve sermons per month and eight exhortations and prayer-meetings per month. In 1884 the pupils in the day-schools in the three towns together numbered 107 and those in the Sunday-schools 1 |
| Further Information |
There is a photograph each of Miss S. A. Eaton and of Miss D. Stump. The first article is a continuation about the Rev. Phillip T. Bohback. The next article is about Miss Dare Stump. The third article is about one of the first Congregational Sunday schools in the Salt Lake County. The fourth article regards the Presbyterian mission work in Kaysville, Utah. The following article pertains to the erection and costs of the Haines Memorial Church. The last article introduces the church's Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor. Eaton, S. A. (Miss) Fletcher, M. (Miss) Hall, J. N. (Miss) Hart, P. J. (Miss) Norman, J. (Mrs.) Osborn, H. M. (Miss) Parks, C. M., d. 1886 (Rev.) Reeves, M. (Miss) Sledman, C. M. (Miss) Stump, I. D. Tibbals (Prof.) |
| Format |
application/pdf |
| Rights Management |
Copyright 2004, Westminster College. All rights reserved. |
| Spatial Coverage |
Cache Valley (Utah); Bountiful (Utah); Farmington (Utah); Hyrum (Utah); Kaysville (Utah); Mendon (Utah); Millville (Utah); Salt Lake City (Utah); Salt Lake County (Utah); Wellsville (Utah); Romney (West Virginia); Wooster (Ohio); Camden (New York); Utica (New York); Pacific Grove (California) |
| People |
Best, Katie E.; Clemens, Alice; Clemens, Mary; Dobbs, Ella; Knox, Edward Marvin, 1850-?; Fitts, Ada B.; Hawkes, Winfield S., 1844-?; Huckvale, Ethel; Johnson, Blenda; Knox, Edward Marvin, 1850-?; Knox, Ella E.; Linn, Mary L.; MacDonald, Ella; Mitchell, Julia R.; Noble, Anna; Nutting, Carrie; Peebles, David; Stump, Dare |
| Setname |
wc_tw |
| ID |
1095304 |
| Reference URL |
https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s65719xp/1095304 |
