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Brother Elden established the Davis County Cooperative Society that could accept consecrated time and properties from individuals who wished to live by the same principles of Consecration and United Order that he had promised to live by in the temple.
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Charles Kingston began working at the Union Pacific railroad in August of 1922. A few years into his employment, in 1926, a position opened up for an Acting Mechanical Foreman for the Idaho Falls location.
In August of 1928, Charles Kingston took his wife Vesta to the Salt Lake temple to do temple work. As they were going through the doors, they were evaluating Charles’ and Vesta’s temple recommend. The person at the gate asked Charles, “Are you the Charles Kingston from Idaho or the one from Ogden?
Brother Charles and Brother Petty arrived at the church in Washakie a few minutes before meeting started and found two seats in the back of the chapel. The meeting was a Stake Conference and the men taking charge were white Mormons settlers from around the area.
Louis had been faithful in the LDS Church all of his life. He had served in his ward as home teacher, meaning he went with a companion to visit members of the ward to teach and encourage them in their church duties. Louis was excommunicated from the LDS church for advocating for plural marriage.
Brother Elden established the Davis County Cooperative Society that could accept consecrated time and properties from individuals who wished to live by the same principles of Consecration and United Order that he had promised to live by in the temple.
"My Life's History" was written by Charles W. Kingston detailing events up through the 1930s. The date of actual publication is unknown.
A. It is the purpose of this Corporation to establish the longlooked-for ideal condition known as the Golden Rule (Do unto others as you would have others do unto you). B. To abolish war and bloodshed of all kinds. It is our belief that Almighty God cannot be pleased with this type of action.
1. We believe in God, but realize that this is not a necessary qualification in order to cooperate as brothers and sisters. 2. We believe in government and appreciate our government and the opportunity of living under the protection of the same; that all people should ......
A letter written to the Apostle Mark E. Peterson from Charles W. Kingston
