The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-12-20

was the Joseph Smith named for tn,
beloved phrephet, whose life story 4
too well known to need repition her,
but this camp has held sacred ant
Kept alive the mans ideals and 4,
well known for it's earnest and act
I've membership of whom there are
40. The officers are President, Mira
II. P. Barber. First Counselor, Mrs
Amelia Jackson. End Counselor
Laura Wilson.
The Ballard Camp called offer
Bishop Henry Ballard of whom Mrs
N. c. Peterson is the president with
Mrs. w. r. Sloan and Mrs. w. w.
Hail as counselors. II has a member
snip of 80 and was one of the frat
camps organized in this vallav
Every one in Logan has heard or
personally knew Bishop Henry Bal
lard 1 knew him in my childhood
ana to me he has always been NV
conception of grand old man
He came to this valley in the year
1909 and was Bishop Of the End
ward for a period of 80 years. He
resided in that ward during that
time but has received some Kindness
through the hands of Bishop Bal
lard' He was true father of his
flock and worthy of having a phone |
er camp called after his name.
The MILFORD Woodruff camp was
the neyt to be organized with Mrs
Jane Hailstone as its president. She
was given the privilege Of naming
the camp and because OF the close
Of her mothers family the
lcwnssends and the Woodruff family
The gave Il wiliords .woodruffs
lame. A fitting tribute to a worthy
nan. There are 2S members and
drs. J. p. Griffin is the president
WITH Mrs. ]. s. Calderwood and Mrs 10
fal FAIR as CO.." .a.olors =" Q
The zlna d. H. Young camp was {
organized on May 9th 1909 with Mrs !
daiF ne the president. 1t was called
he Zina d. H. Young Camp in honor
4 the dear friendship ersisting be-
ween Mr. Muir and Mrs, Young. This '
ribute was no uBdeserved as Mrs.
Young was the finest type Of phone
n woman. Strong and full of cheer
he weathered the hardships of early :.
rontier life, tender with the Loving
weetness Of one of Coda own hand
naidens and the members of the :
lima d. II. Young Camp have done |
veil to keep her memory green and
ollow in the footsteps. The presi-
lellt and counselors are Mrs. I. J.
lark, it'll Mrs Martha Stevens and
hrs. Gertie B. Smith and the camp
las a membership of SO.
The Eliza r. Snow camp was og-
;anlzed with Mrs. Sarah Farr as the
irst president. 1t was called this =
lame after the wonderful composer
" song that thrills every one who
lears 1t that inspired and glorious
lynn % My Father" Eliza r. Snow
las written many poems and verses
md her writings are treasured and re q
-erved by every member of this
amp. Mrs. l. E. Quincy is president I
With Mrs. Tom Lewis and Mrs. |
'arah Brady are counselors. They
lave a membership of 2S.
The Brigham Young Camp was or I
.anized with Mrs. Luna Y. Thatcher I
IS its first president and the first Q
membership was composed almost en- $
irly of decendents OF Brigham q
'oung. The camp was named by Mrs
hatcher and II was but another hon
r added to- the long list the great
eader has been accorded. He was
man among men, inspired and led
y the work of God, yet humble and J
leek and as great pioneer as the
ever known. At present Mrs L
. w. Crawford is president with Mrs a
.rthur Bateson and Mrs. Maud Earl N
8 counselors. v
The VIM. B. Preston Camp has a Z
of so. It's president is v
Irs, d. Davidson with counselors o
FRS. o. NJ. Johnson and Mrs. ]. 2. c.
tewart Jr. 1t was named in honor p
VIM. B. Preston we'll known and e
'ell loved in this city. He was Bis Il
op In the early days of Cache Val a
~ and was indeed vertiable faith a
r to the people. He dispensed jus +
Ice but it was justice tempered
nth mercy and knowledge of hui v
ian nature that was remarkable. He "
AIRED for the physical as well as the s.
piritual needs Of the people, and p
lany man in his daily prayers n