Report by Martin S. Lindsay of the blessing given to Elder Joseph Facer on March 17, 1897 by Apostle George Teasdale in the Salt Lake Temple Annex to set Joseph apart for his mission and ordain him a member of the Seventy.

Certificates recognizing Joseph Facer's ordination as elder and membership in the seventy and call to missionary service. The certificate honoring his call to missionary service is signed with mimeographed signatures of Wilford Woodruff, George Q. Cannon, and Joseph F. Smith. The certificates are dated March 17, 1897.

In this small log book Joseph Facer recorded the missionary activities of him and his companions in the Southern States Mission from 1897 to 1899. A transcript of the item is included.

Small notepad belonged to Joseph Facer. In it he wrote scripture references organized by subject and other notes such as song lyrics and names and addresses. He used it on his mission to the southern United States (1897-1899). A transcript of the item is included.

Missionary journal in which Facer recorded his missionary efforts in the Southern States Mission from March 17, 1897 to September 1897. A transcript of the item is included.

Hand-written hymn and was authored by Joseph Facer at Plymouth, Washington County, North Carolina on January 12, 1898. It is six verses long and is sung to the tune of "John Brown's Body."