G: No, not too much.

W: Did your parents buy it or did they make it?

G: No, they bought it.

W: I know that you went to church. I remember when you were branch
 president. Do you remember in what year you were baptized?

G: No, I regret that I do not.

W: Do you remember who baptized you?

G: No, I cannot.

W: Well, do you remember anything about the first church that was
 down there? Was it a building or a brush arbor?

G: It was a brush arbor.

W: Where was that?

G: Well, one of them was right there where the old church used to be
 and the other one was down by the cemetery.

W: Well, Uncle Maroni, can you tell me how that brush arbor was
 made?

G: Well, it was just the poles in the ground, with rope and sticks.
 You just lay pieces across and cover it with grass and stuff like
 that.

W: Then what did you sit on?

G: Slabs made from old cross-ties.

W: Did you go to school?

G: I went one time down on the Indian nation.

W: Do you remember where the school was at?

G: It is right above the church there on the same road coming up to
 our land.

W: How many rooms did the school have?

G: Only one.

W: Do you remember who your teacher was?

G: Mrs. Dunlap.

W: Do you remember any other teachers?



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