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I’m sorry. That is not the organ of the Deseret Sunday School Union. It is very clearly a piano.
Good one, LauraN!
I just read this in a family history book yesterday:
“Six-year-old Carol [Heaton] wrote a letter to the Juvenile Instructor which said in part, ‘My little brother and sister and myself are almost orphans, as the angels took Mama to heaven and our Daddy is away over in England preaching the Gospel. We live with our dear Grandma and Grandpa. We try to be nice, for we know our Mama is watching us.”
Their mother, Elnora Heaton, died in May of 1922 and their father, Chris Heaton, was called on a mission the next October.