. Heiliger der Letzten Tage Biographische Enzyklopädie: Eine Zusammenstellung von biografischen Skizzen von prominenten Männer und Frauen in der Kirche Jesu Christi der Heiligen der Letzten Tage. ionary laborswere segnete der Herr und seine deathwas beklagt und von allen whosehearts themissionaries und die Menschen und Seelen, die er mit seiner Anwesenheit erfreut und andblessed Teach-ings betrauert. Zwölf Jahre vor Elder Bar-rus ging in diesem Feld sein Vater andmother durchgeführt hatten, Missionen inSouth Carolina. BENNION, verhärtet (Fortsetzung frompage 13). Frau Vilate Nebeker Benniondied in Salt Lake City, Utah, 12.08.21,1934, für mehrere

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. Latter-day Saint biographical encyclopedia : a compilation of biographical sketches of prominent men and women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. ionary laborswere blessed of the Lord and his deathwas lamented and mourned by all themissionaries and the people whosehearts and souls he gladdened andblessed with his presence and teach-ings. Twelve years before Elder Bar-rus went into this field his father andmother had performed missions inSouth Carolina. BENNION, Harden (continued frompage 13). Mrs. Vilate Nebeker Benniondied in Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 21, 1934, For several years she had pre-sided over the Relief Society of theSalt Lake Stake and had held otherpositions of trust and responsibility.Elder Harden Bennion did not long sur-vive his wife, but died in Salt LakeCity Oct. 12, 1*36, as the result of frac- 732 LATTER-DAY SAINT tures received in a fall a few days pre-viously. He was survived by threedaughters, Aurelia, Florence and Ber-nice Bennion. BENNION, Samuel Otis, one of the First Seven Presidents of Seventies, was born June 9, 1874, at Taylorsville, Salt Lake Co., Utah, a son of John R.Bennion and Emma Jane Terry. He. was baptized when about eight yearsold and was later ordained a Deaconand presided over the quorum of Dea-cons of which he was a member. Indue course of time he was ordained anElder and later a Seventy. In 1898(Aug. 25th) he married Charlotte Tow-ler of Mill Creek Ward, Salt Lake Co., Utah. He received a good educationin his younger days, and during part ofhis life, before he went into the mis-sion field, he was occupied in agricul-ture, but principally in ranching andsheep raising. He was set apart for amission to the Central States Nov.12, 1904, and was chosen as presidentof the South Texas District after hehad been in the mission six months.Later the same year, he was called to the mission headquarters at Independ-ence, Missouri, and after spending tenmonths as secretary of the mission, he was appointed mission presidentO

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