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Show B 9 \VAF:~ "VAF:~ C'rlCRISTERAND C'rlCRISTER AND ORGANIST ChcristE:- ----------- James S. Cunliffe Chorister Organ!s! ------------ Rosa Marla Cunliffe PRIMARY August 19, 1891 Bl"own President ------------ Hannah Thompson Brown 1 st Counselor ------- Fidelia Ellen Nelson Mal"la Falrbourn 2nd Counselor ------- Hannah Marla Parkinson Secretary ----------- Samuel ParkInson Asst. Secretary ----- Annie Cunliffe. September 1 B, 1 895. Miss Blanche Lawson, a teacher at the North School was chosen as supervisor of the PrImary Children going there to school with Nellie Peterson as assistant to Miss Lawson and Charles Eddins Slnlth Smith as Secretary. The school studies were discontinued lor for 1/2 a day on Wednesday afternoon and the Primary wOrK was given, then the children dismIssed so they could take the School-wagon home at the usual time. The Old North School. Primary was organized PrImary here In in 1895. BISHOPRICS AND CLERKS OF WARD Following are the Bishoprics and Clerks of the Ward from the first organization to the present writing (1963): 1896-1913 James P. Jensen William Fairbourn Albert G. Brown Nels A. Nelson 1913-1918 William Fairbourn Albert G. Brown John E E.. Smith Henry C. Atwood FIRST BISHOPRIC CRESCENT WARD •• n A.G.Brown Wm.Falrbourn James P.Jen P.Jensen 1918-1924 Arthur C. Morris Edward Fairbourn J. Arthur Lancaster 1924-1932 Edward Fairbourn J. Arthur Lancaster Francis L. Nelson Arzie H. Jaynes 1932-1935 Rulon R. Fairbourn Francis Frane! s L. Nelson Nel son Wells Well s J. Robertson Hyrum Hardcastle May 12, 1935-1936 Homer W. Jaynes Alma Fairbourn Merrill Carroll Hyrum Hardcastle Nelma Johnson 1936-1944 Homer W. Jaynes Merrill Carroll Delbert J. Lloyd Hyrum Hardcastle LaVere Jones Nelma J. Johnson Feb. 24, 1944-1946 Alma F airbourn Hyrum Hardcastle Harold Oakeson Wilford Olson 01 son June 21, 1946-Nov. 1953 Hyrum Hardcastle Harold Oakeson LeRoy D. Riska Merlin A. Andrus Nov. 25, 1953 June 21, 1959 LeRoy D. Riska Elmo Tylor Dennis R. Dalley Gl"ant Ainsworth Grant Harold Carroll June 21, 1959-1960 Dennis Demnis R. Dalley Blaine H. Hardcastle Harold Harol d Carroll Donald W. Ebert C. Wayne Parker Ronald W. Smith Apr. 24, 1960-1961 D. Hartley Greenwood Blaine H. Hardcastle Harold K. Carroll Gale Ainsworth Ronald W. Smith Oct. 1, 1961 " D. Hartley Greenwood Harold Carrell Donald L. L . Steadman Gale Ainsworth Ross . Burgener Ronald W. Smith THE HOUSEWIVES The wives of these settlers were not idle either. Their work was never done. Besides making a home they helped in the fields al so. With no conviences as we have now they had to make their own. They set 01 chickens, Ihe broody hens and raised their flock of . - .lIIn9 the eggs to buy groceries, and make palatable meals for tneir-families. tnelr-families. They churned the cream from the cows into butter sell ing what they did not need selling for their own use. Most every home planted an orchard which furnished them with fruit for their needs. Thla This Was was bottled for winter, jams, jellies and preserves were made and apples, apricots and plums were dried |
