| Show Through everlasting covenant we seal our kindred In countless generations with Jesus at our head dead May we all come here worthily in humble lowliness To sense the glory of the Lord and feel His holiness May all live for the blessings bestowed on us today And stay true to the covenants till Tife shall pass away May all revere this sacred place and feelglorious thrill When they behold the splendor of Godtemple on the hill Vic Frandsen born 1901 THE INDIAN Ellen Tucker Fairview Senior Second CALL Utah Division Place Poetry One morning many years ago Where Sanpitch River does Stood humble cottage With adobe walls Inside the laughter its swiftly chimney and windows of children flow tall small rang Keeping harmony with the birds who sang pioneer mother and her children four Were partaking of breakfast when close whistle was heard they trembled with fear Wondering what dangers could to the door be so near It sounded 1ike an eaglecry As it was soaring high in the sky The door was opened What could There With standing Time this in trembling be in this the early hands new found land morn Was an Indian brave in moccasins worn braids of black and adorned in feather son of Lehi clothed in leathers He humbly asked His with forshare of bread As he gazed upon each little head portion received with eager hand He silently faded to join his band has passed by since But still lingering Ellen Tucker born March 24 1900 64 was small in my heart is The Indian Call |
