Relief Society
Found in 76 Collections and/or Records:
Caroline R. Smoot genealogical papers
Includes Smoot's temple record book containing surnames such as Collins, Wells, Rogers, Daniels, Stowe, and Petty, 1891-1907; correspondence, 1885-1891; research notes; receipt for "A History of our Own Times," 1896; patriarchal blessing for Caroline Rogers Smoot, 1899; obituary for Hugh J. Cannon; Relief Society teacher's leaflet; and an application for membership in Daughters of the Utah Pioneers.
Eliza R. Snow wooden box and spoon
Contains a round wooden box that belonged to Eliza R. Snow. It was donated to the BYU President's Office in 1973 by H. R. Wilson of Santa Rosa, California. According to description by donor, the box belonged to Eliza R. Snow and was used when going to Utah in early 1846-1847. The box includes a wooden spoon that supposedly came with the box.
Sound recordings of Relief Society conferences, 1967-1972
Contains audio recordings of the Relief Society conferences. Dated 1967 to 1972.
Sound recordings of Relief Society meetings and conferences, 1959-1972
Contains audio recordings of socials, meetings, and conferences of the Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Dated 1959 to 1972.
Sound recordings of Relief Society meetings and socials, 1959-1971
Contains audio recordings of socials and meetings of the Relief Society. Dated 1959 to 1971.
Belle S. Spafford Paris Relief Society talk
Relief Society talk of Belle S. Spafford from 1964, given in Paris, France.
Stovall family church papers, 1933-1991
Series includes papers relating to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Papers include booklets on Church exhibitions, LDS ward directories, Relief Society lessons and courses of study. Generated from the family’s activity in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, specifically Victoria Goulding Stovall’s activity in the Greenville Ward in Greenville, Mississippi. Materials dated 1933-1991.
Elizabeth Tate diary
Photocopies of diaries. Mrs. Tate lived in Tooele, Utah, served locally in the Mormon Relief Society, was active in Tooele social life, attended many funerals, and helped tend her many grandchildren.
Celestia Marguerita Johnson Taylor papers
Contains Taylor's personal and family history, including photographs, letters, awards, certificates, stories, and two books. Materials also relate to Taylor's service on the general Relief Society board of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City, Utah. Materials dated 1855-2014 (bulk, 1935-1983).
Sarah Etta Mortenson Thomsen personal history
Typed, mimeographed, and bound personal history of Sarah Etta Mortenson Thomsen. The item gives particular emphasis on Thomsen's association with the Mormon Church and her role as a Relief Society president.