This is the magazine of the South African Mission (analogous to the Millennial Star in the British/European Missions). From August 1929 —
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There’s a South African brother in my ward who has LDS ancestry that goes back to this period. Thrilled to get to share it with him!
Cool, Chad! The magazine is online at archive.org, so if he hasn’t already done so, he might want to search it for family names — grandpa may have written a letter, or grandma might be named as a local missionary. If there’s any difficulty finding Cumorah there, let me help.
Sweet!!