Journal, 1941

File — Box: 5, Volume: 21

Identifier: III

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

One of Mary's strongest points was her intellectual curiosity. She continued to be an avid reader and interested in many issues.
January
"I organized a woman's club in Taylorsville, the first one in history, but resigned within a few months, because the other members flatly refused to take up any subject or subjects of study. I hadn't time for a purely social club. Last winter I taught the combined Senior and Adult classes of the M.I.A. here. I engaged about a dozen very fine speakers from Salt Lake and because of their visits and the fact that Dr. John A. Widtsoe wrote our lessons we had a very successful season. For three and a half years the Mormon Handcraft Society has been selling my rugs for a twenty-five percent commission."

Dates

1941

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