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Bertha Stone Reeder (1948–1961)


Bertha Stone Reeder

"Nature does indeed renew those who keep close to her. . . . If I were in my teens, I would take time to come close to nature. . . . I would realize again more fully the infinite variety in God's creation. I would learn to feel the difference in the seasons and to love each for what it gives to me. I would know that rain and sunshine are both important in God's plan" (in Keepers of the Flame, 75).

Events:

  • 1950 — Age-groups are realigned: Beehives, ages 12–13; Mia Maids, ages 14–15; Junior Gleaners, ages 16–17; Gleaners, ages 18–24
  • 1950 — Speech and quartet festivals are held in the field and at June conference
  • 1950 — Individual awards are begun
  • 1950s — Series of posters issued: "Be Honest with Yourself"
  • 1959 — Name of Gleaners changed to Laurels
  • 1960 — "Era of Youth" section inaugurated in the Improvement Era

First Counselor:

  • Emily Higgs Bennett (June 13, 1948–September 30, 1961)

Second Counselor:

  • LaRue Carr Longden (June 13, 1948–September 30, 1961)
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