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Latter-day Saint Images, 1924 (2) — Women’s (mostly) Edition

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A scrapbook page from 1924, featuring women of the Church —

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Atlanta, Mexico (Ozumha Conference) . . .
Relief Society . . .

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Basel Switzerland
Relief Society

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BYU Leadership Week (now called Education Week)
Day Nursery

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Papeete, Tahiti, Relief Society Presidency
(left to right:) Taumatagi a Mariteragi, 1st counselor; Terai a Tefanau, president;
Katupu Tehima a Turoa, 2nd counselor

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Sevier Stake, Utah
Beehive Girls at Fish Lake

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Rangitoto Branch, Wairaw Conference, New Zealand

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Kauai, Hawaii
Relief Society

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Pioneer Stake (Salt Lake City) Gleaners

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Cassia Stake, Idaho
Mothers’ Day Pageant

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Beehive Girls of Seattle, Washington

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Orangeville, Utah, Beehive Girls

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Palo Alto, California

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Laie, Hawaii
Beehive Girls

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Los Angeles Stake Beekeepers

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Granite Stake (Salt Lake City)
“Hawthorne Blossoms” Variety Show

Cardston, Alberta
MIA Senior Girls

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Boise, Idaho, Beehive Girls

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Honolulu, Hawaii
Beehive Girls

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Salt Lake City
YLMIA Band

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Alberta Stake, Canada
Lawn Party on Temple Grounds

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Hilo, Hawaii
Beehive Girls

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8 thoughts on “Latter-day Saint Images, 1924 (2) — Women’s (mostly) Edition”

  1. Beekeepers! That’s a great title. The girls’ brass band is great, but unexpected. This series is always one of my favorites.

  3. “Cassia Stake, Idaho” – My grandmother was born in Burley in 1912, and it would be awesome to be able to join the ranks of those who’ve recognized family members in these wonderful photo posts! While it’s hard to make out details of the young women’s faces, I see one or two at least that might be her (or her older sisters, born in 1908 and 1910).

  4. Yes, Bruce — The upper age was an absolute cut-off at the 30th birthday; the lower age was 18-ish: out of high school, or married, or otherwise more of a young adult than a teenager. The Gleaners in the funny hats might have been performing at some event your grandmothers took part in!

  5. I like the name, too, TOClark — so much more imaginative than most.

    SLK, I just can’t sharpen, or even add contrast, to the photo any more than I have to make it any more legible. In a moment I’ll email it to you in case you have better skills at cleaning up photos. Would really like you to be able to recognize them, if they’re there.

  7. Beehive Girls at Fish Lake — in an overloaded boat. I count at least nine. Looks like they had lifejackets but Fish Lake is always very cold. I guess they did OK.

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