August Erickson
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Elder August Erickson had to defend four elders
arrested for preaching while serving their missions in Sweden. It was necessary
for Elder Erickson to defend the four elders once in Police Court, but then
again, when?
a.
From the courtroom to
their apartments
b.
From the High Lutheran
Ecclesiastical Assembly
c.
From the Church of
Sweden Assembly
d.
From a Swedish Military
Court
Yesterday’s answer:
a.
Green lawn and flowers
around the house
From the life of Alice Lavina Hobbs Banks: Alice
Lavina Hobbs came across the Plains at the age of five with her parents. They
arrived in Salt Lake City, October 26, 1864, with the William Hyde Company.
Alice married William Ellis Banks, April 11, 1877, in the St.
George Temple. They lived in Manti for a time while William was working on the
Manti Temple, then they moved to Parowan to care for William’s father, who was
blind. In 1905, they moved to the Big Horn Basin, in Wyoming.
Alice was the first to have lawn and flowers around her house.
When World War I broke out, they moved to Provo, Utah. She chose Provo because
she wanted to be buried in a well-kept cemetery.
International Society Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Pioneer Women
of Faith and Fortitude, (Publishers Press, 1998), 1: 150.
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