1946 (Monday) – I did some washing, then went to the bank, we cashed our first bond to pay our government tax. We bought it in 1942, so it amounted to seventy-eight dollars. I was so in hopes we could keep our bonds until they matured, but our tax was 95 dollars.  I went to […]

1946 (Sunday) – I attended Sunday School, Brother Mortenson’s class. In the afternoon, 2:30, I attended a genealogical convention. Archibald Bennett and Henry Christianson were the visitors.  Evening – I didn’t go to church as I was very tired, so I decided to remain home.

1946 (Saturday) – Went to the library for over two hours. My eyes get so tired some of the time I can scarcely see the fine print. I am so anxious to do this work. I hope the Lord will bless me and make it possible for me to do so. It has been almost […]

1946 (Thursday) – I went up to the library about ten o’clock, worked on some sealing records in the archives for Ethel Wright. I had prepared them on the old sealing sheets a year or two, or longer, ago and held them Della Steed to to take care of the sealings, now they do not […]

1946 (Tuesday) – Home all morning, but went to Relief Society in the afternoon. Sister Bagley gave the lesson on missionaries and their experiences. It was very splendid. Afterwards, it was testimony bearing and I bore mine and told how grateful I was for our safe return Sunday evening.