The Faith of a Child

Josephine Catherine Chatterley Wood

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A man came to Josephine Wood’s door and asked that she come to look after his wife. Josephine’s husband refused since Josephine was sick herself. The man asked Josephine to do what, knowing that if she did, his wife would be healed?

a.                  Give him a handkerchief belonging to Josephine so he could touch his wife with it

b.                  Let him hold Josephine’s hand so that he could in turn hold his wife’s hand

c.                   To write a blessing that he could read to his wife

d.                  Go to his home and lay in the same bed with his wife

Yesterday’s answer

B   The Mormon Tabernacle Choir

From the life of Florence Summerhays:   A member of the general board of the Primary Association from 1913 to 1918, is a daughter of Joseph W. Summerhays and Mary Parker. She received a graduate kindergarten diploma from the University of Utah in 1913, and took the degree of B.A. for the same institution in 1918. She was student in voice in New York City in 1922-1925, attended the University of New York during her summer of 1925, and was a student in voice in Los Angeles in 1929-1931. She was a member of the faculty of the University of Utah three years. Sister Summerhays has been loyal in her Church activities, was chorister in the Forest Dale Sunday School, Salt Lake City, for ten years, chorister in the 19^th Ward Sunday School for two years, chorister in the Hollywood Ward, California, two years and chorister of the Forest Dale Ward, one year. She has been actively engaged in radio programs over the WNYC of New York City and the NBC of Los Angeles, California. She was soloist one year at the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York City, soloist two years at the Christian Church in Salt Lake City, and had been soloist at the Unitarian Church, Salt Lake City, for the past three years.

Andrew Jenson, L.D.S. Biographical Encyclopedia, (Salt Lake City, Andrew Jensen Memorial Association, 1936), 4: 301.