Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Another 1912 Event


 Early girls camp
The first girl’s camp of the Church was held during the summer of 1912, where did this event take place?


a.      Mexico

b.      Utah

c.       Alberta

d.      Idaho


Yesterday’s answer


b.   Offered to move the Saints anywhere they wanted to go

On Aug. 1, 1912, the Deseret News of Salt Lake City reported, “To the credit of the El Pasonans and others active in the relief work, it must be said that everything possible is being done for the refugees.”

The displaced colonists were encamped temporarily in makeshift quarters at a former lumber yard. Later, the U.S. government offered to transport the refugees to any section of the country at no cost, Brother Turley said. Thus, before winter, they were “scattered like wheat from the Rio Grande on the south to Canada on the north . . .”


“Finding Refuge in El Paso,” R. Scott Lloyd, The Church News, August 5, 2012, pg. 10.

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