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Show Relief Society General Board Calls Utah Matron To Serve Alameda Stake, Idaho; Pocatello 17th Ward: Bishop Alfred Eugene Swallow, Don Donald DeVere Bloxham, Bay Walters. American ltiver Phoenix East Stake, Ari.; Paradise Valley Ward: Bish- Stake, Calif.; Fulton Ward: Bishop Robert Patrick Crandal, Joseph DeVerl Mills, Ralph Dennis Leebert. Atlanta Stake, Oa.; Tucker Ward: Bishop John L. Frail-ey- Finch. 5th Ward: Bishop Joe Lynn Spencer. 9th Ward: Bishop Joel Mack Johnson. Spring Lake Ward: Bishop Karl Milton Ashton. . op Douglas Theodore Mills. West Pocatello Stake, Idaho; Pocatello 22nd Ward: Bishop LaVell Bryce Winn, Steven L. Blake, Curtis W. Mrs. Arlene J. Flanders, a member of the Highland Ward, Ogden East Stake, has been called to servo as a member of the general board of Relief Society , announced the Relief Society general presidency . Mrs. Flanders is married to Edward Dean Flanders, and is the mother of four children. She is a daughter of Conrad H. Jenson and Olive C. Belnap. Her most recent church position has been that of stake YWMIA president of the Ogden East Stake. She served as a mis- sumary in the Northern California Mission 1941-4and has been Relief Society president in two wards. She also served on the Relief Society board of the Ogden East Stake, Mrs. Flanders attended Weber Slate College and received her B.A. degree from the University of Utah. She received her M.A. degree from the University of Chicago, pnd has worked as a volunteer for AYUDA in Cunen, Guatemala. . . . from Ogden Asay. Bear River Stake, Utah; Tremanton 1st Ward: Boyd first counselor, P. Firth, Richard B. Davis, second counselor. Big Horn Stake, Wyo.; Werland Ward: Jack W. Dalton, second counselor. Blaine Stake, Idaho; RichDallas Ray field Ward: Ward, first counselor, David John Newey, second counselor. Bonneville Stake, Utah; Yale 2nd Ward: Bishop Joseph Fielding Smith Jr. Bountiful Center Stake, Utah; Bountiful 35th Ward: Bishop Bruce Clifton Crow-the- r. Bountiful 44th Ward: Bishop Merrill Wesley Beck. South Bountiful Stake, Utah; Bountiful 36th Ward: Bishop David Bean Waleh. Canoga Park Stake, Calif.; Woodland Hills Ward: Keith Dover, first counselor, Glenn Clawson, second counselor. Woodland Hills 3rd Ward: William Carl Christensen Jr., first counselor, Donald J. Thompson, second counselor. Chico Stake, Calif.; Orland Ward: Bishop Robert Reed l, Whitaker, Melvin Albert second counselor. Detroit Stake, Mich. ; Royal Oak Ward: Bishop C. Raymond Baldwin. Fremont Stake, Calif.; Fremont 6th Ward: Bishop Ralston James Ilogge, Blaine M. Boyer, Jack Preston JohnBon-stee- son. Idaho Falls North Stake, Idaho Falls 18th Idaho; Ward: Bishop Terry Lane Huntsman Kanab Stake, Utah; Ward: Bishop Preston Brooksby, Sterling E. Heaton, Darrel A. Heaton. Las Vegas South Stake, Nev.; 29ft Ward: Duane Burgess Ford, first counselor, Ronald Wayne Prescott, second counselor. 40th Ward: Arthur Bird Edwards, first counselor, Terry H. Leavitt, second counselor. Frc-don- ia Lethbridge Stake, Alberta; Fort Maclcod Ward: Ileber James Beax.er, first counselor, Keith Lavar Orr, second counselor. Little Cottonwood Stake, Utah; South Cottonwood 5th Ward: Bishop David Richard Kezerian. Ncbo Stake,' Utah; 2nd Ward: Bishop Vernon Jay Rigby Stake, Idaho; Lewisville Ward: Bishop Roland LaVon Walker, Harold John Lou der, Wesley Ray Dabell. San Bernardino Stake, Calif.; San Bernardino 3rd Ward: Gecrge Vernon Barrett, second counselor. Big Bear Ward: Robert Dempster Werheiser, first counselor. San Fernando Stake, Calif. ; Panorama City Ward: David Scott Busby, first counselor, James David Hines, second San counselor. Fernando Ward: Wayne L. Packer, second counselor. Sherman Oaks Ward: Bishop J. Christian Toronto. Sao Paulo South Stake, da Praia Ponta Brazil; Ward: Bishop Nivio Varella Alcover. Santos Ward: Bishop Orlando Atanes, Floriano Vieira Frannco, Jose Gonzalez Lopes. St. George East Stake, Utah; St. George 5th Ward: Bishop Mansfield Leon Jennings, Rudger Clayton Atkin, St. Orson Garry Pearce. Bish6th Ward: East George James Grey Larkin, John Donald Esplin, Ivin Dale Barlow. Toronto Stake, Ontario; Toronto 4th Ward: Samuel Richards Baker, first counselor, Ronald Terence Strong, second counselor. op Utah Stake, Utah; University Ward: Bishop Joseph Gordon Thibault. West Jordan Stake, Utah; West Jordan 1st Ward: Kay Lowell Ryan, first counselor, D. Marcel Beckstead, second counselor. West Jordan 3rd Ward: Eldon A. Hjorth, first counselor, Randall Joseph Garrett, second counselor. West Jordan 4th Ward: Jerald E. Hoskins, first counselor, Marlin Joseph Steinfeldt, second counselor. West Jordan 5th Ward: Henry Aldous first counselor, Nelson, James LaDel! Steadman, second counselor. West Jordan 7th Ward: Hal W. Griffith, first counselor, Dee Jackson Wamsley, second counselor. West Jordan Uth Ward, Richard LcRoy DcLand, fisst Robert counselor, Jeffrey counselor. second Clark, West Jordan . 12th Ward: Bryan Raymond Isaacson, first counselor, Donnie Richard Olson, second counselor. Yuma Stake, Calif.; El Centro Ward: Bishop Vaughn Rae Mills. that there are many sacred truths to be found within the Book of Mormon itself. Thats the theme of Dr. Cheesmans newest book the truth within the scriptures. JEJ Successful Family Organizations," Arthur Wallace, Los Angeles, Calif., 90024, author and publisher. 124 pages, paperback. $2. SO. This small book is just the thing for the family groups wanting to set up a family orga nization, or an organization that is on the disor-ganize- d side and to wants be run right. This sec. ond print- Wallace Mr. runs the ing by gamut from the genesis of an organization to tax problems. He stresses the idea that the family is the unit of exaltation, and that genealogy and temple work go with an organization. However, he also has a chapter dealing with those good family members who might not yet be members of the church, and how they are integral members of the family and would want to do genealogy for other reasons. There are no details of a family organization left out in this booklet, Successful Family Organizations. JEJ hand-in-han- d Outstanding Stories by General Au' thorities,'' compiled by Leon R. Hurt-shorOeseret Rook Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, S4.9S, 274 pages. Once again, Leon Hartshorn has gathered cheering, inspiring, uplifting messages from " talks by 1' ft ; the Gen- - r, cral Authorities of the church. They contain thoughts on al- most all kinds of problems, and on a variety of subjects. He has drawn on talks by some of the newest church officers, as well as by some of the veteran storytellers. Among General Authorities" whose stories are included in the book are: Elders William II. Bennett and Sterling W. Sill, Assistants to the Twelve; B. Elders Hugh Brown, LeGrand Richards and the late Richard L. Evans of the NEW BOOKS IN THE CHURCH Council of the Twelve; Presidents Paul H. Dunn and Mil-to- n R. Hunter of the First Council of Seventy, and Bishop II. Burke Peterson, first counselor in the Presiding Bishopric. There are several more as well. in Tucked the among inspiring thoughts are quite a few chuckles and rays of sun for gloomy days. But it would be hard to read the book without getting more out of it a than lift. momentary Latter-da- y Saints who are looking for some good stories that illustrate how to handle problems in life can find them here. DLS : The Keystone et Mormonlsm Little Known Facts About the Book of Mormon," by Paul R. Cheeseman. Deseret Book, Salt Lake City. Utah. $3.95. 174 Rages. Dr. Cheesman, director of The Book of Mormon Institute af BrighamYoungUniversity.points out in the flyleaf of this work that while the purof pose the Book Morof mon is that of another great wit- to ness the divinity of Jesus Christ, it has in fact, great historical worth. M a n y b o o k s ha ve been written about the Book of Mormon, and there probably will be many more. But in this newest work of Dr. Cheesman, it presents the teachings of Joseph Smith, sole translator of the gold plates, about the book and its coming forth to the world. There are many very intern esting, and some abm.:t the translation, fads, the appearance of the angels, and the manuscript copy. little-know- But, true to his Mormon background, Dr. Cheesman points out Alone But Not Lonely" by Dr. Deseret J. Anderson; Wayne Book. Salt Lake City, Utah, $3.95, 159 pages. Loneliness is common human problem, the author, a noted counselor, man, says in the books introduction. AnDr. ri c r s o n counsels the LDS woman who is alone the w oman who has nc as the one who has lost her mate through death or divorce. He draws upon his many years of talking with and counseling those who are alone, as he offers tried and proven guidelines for more confident living. Recthe single ommended for woman, and those who are in counseling positions, the book is divided into six parts: Loneliness Can Be Overcome; When Ones Mate Passes to the Other Divorce Before and Side; After; Those Who Have Never Married; Choosing a Mate; and Guidelines to Confident Living. GA "Discovering the Quality of Success, by Paul H. Dunn, Deseret Book, Salt Lake City. Utah, S2.IS, 144 gages. Every life has its setbacks. Falling down is no disgrace; it is the getting up that makes ' ' the cham-- r 'V; .V Get! pion. " up one' more than fall you timetj you and will always succeed," Elder Dunn asserts inb this book which has a message for people of all ages. Filled with love and understanding, with stories and experiences, the book teaches gospel principles and affirms the imof portance keeping Gods commandments in attaining success. GA WFFK FNDINfv APRII 91. 1973 CHURCH - 15 |
