Scope and Contents Included is information on the dedication of an LDS Stake House in Smithfield, Utah, and an article recalling the life and church activities of Bing's mother, Armeda Snow Young.

Scope and Contents Stories include one where Bing is pictured, over twenty years after the fact, recieveing a purple heart for his wound suffered in World War I; an article noting he was the president of Bonneville Knife Fork Club, a Salt Lake social group; and a picture and article about the Daughter of Utah Pioneers Museum.

Scope and Contents There are several articles about the Mormon Tabernacle Choir; ground breaking for the new library at BYU; and other buildings designed by Bing, including Southeastern High School that, when built, was named Highland High School. Aleine is pictured at a Relief Society General Board reception, while Janet and Aleine are pictured in an article about the pre-nuptual parties for Janet's upcoming wedding to Doug Denkers.

Scope and Contents There are more articles about the BYU library and residence halls; the University of Utah's Special Events Center and J. Willard Marriott Library; Ralph Margetts, a theater curator who was Aleine's cousin; the Nauvoo Bell Tower dedication; a picture and article about Milton Ross, who married to Aleine's aunt Minnie; and articles about Bing;s death.

Scope and Contents Articles about Phil Margetts, an actor of great renown, who was Aleine's Great-Uncle, and the Salt Lake Theatre where he had performed; Barbara Weaver Young; and the Cedar City First Ward Chapel.

Scope and Contents Of interest is the program booklet for the 1962 community tribute to David O. McKay, President of the LDS Church, to which Bing had been invited. This was an all-male affair except fo rthe presence of Ms. Mckay; the president had said he would attend only if she was invited. The event was held at the Hotel Utah and sponsored and planned by non-LDS business, civic and religous leaders. Being invited showed a certain community or religous standing.