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4 thoughts on ““I Take Up My Pen”: St. George Stake, 1949”
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Is this letterhead? (I’m a little confused.)
Yes, all of the “I Take Up My Pen” series are historic letterheads. Most days I read hundreds of old letters, and I’m fascinated by the paper as well as the words.
Interesting that they choose to highlight the tabernacle instead of the temple.
Maybe that was because the stake offices were in the Tabernacle? Just a guess.