Roosevelt Standard | 1953-04-16 | Page 2 | Kiwanis Hears LDS Missionary to South America

Kiwanis Hears LDS Missionary To South America Jack Jenkins, of Lapoint, who recently returned from a 2V2 year mission to Argentina, was the featured speaker at the weekly Kiwanis' meeting last night at" the Frontier Grill Cafe. The support of churches committee, com-mittee, with Don Truman as chairman, was in charge of the program, which was in" commemoration com-memoration with Pan-American week. - Mr. Jenkins told of the political, polit-ical, social and religious life of Argentina. He told how the country had -fallen into a dictatorship, dic-tatorship, and gradually the freedoms of the. people had been curtailed by the government. govern-ment. The LDS church is being accepted because of its high standards of living by the people who are anxious to learn, he told the group. Next week the public affairs committee will arrange the program pro-gram and its chairman, Robert Montgomery, announced the speakers will be Senator B. H. Stringham and Duchesne County Representative William Brother-son, Brother-son, who will discuss the recent state legislative session.