1973. 19p. by Thomas G Alexander. 

The book chronicles the life of Etta Barton, detailing her experiences from childhood in Texas to her marriage with A.B. Barton in Utah. It explores themes of resilience during the Great Depression, the challenges of raising a family, and her active participation in church and community life. Through personal anecdotes, Etta reflects on her spiritual journey, the significance of family, and the impact of her upbringing on her values, offering a poignant glimpse into the life of early Mormon settlers and their struggles for security and belonging.