Part 2 of Rubie Parrish Jeppson Interview takes minutes 7:28 to 19:50 from original interview video.
Rubie Parrish Jeppson continues to recount her life from an infant to 11 years old: Her father ran the general store and the post office in Mountain View, Canada.
Rubie also recounts, as an eye witness of the story of “Old Yellow Face,” a chief of a Native American Cree Tribe, who had a 3-day vision in the Spirit-World. He, with members of his tribe, travelled on their quest to Cardston, and Mountain Green Canada looking for a book which would tell them the history of their people, which turns out, was the Book of Mormon.
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bookofmormonevidence.org/the-...
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Rubie also recounts briefly about the “Blood” Indians who resided in and around Cardston, Canada.
Dear viewer, please remember that this video interview was taken in 1986, and that the views expressed herein are from that timeframe in history.
This Part 2 also contains a song: “Happy Wanderer,” sung by Rubie’s son, John Jeppson (you can hear his clear whistle featured!) when he sang with choir "The Ogden Southern Pacific Men Of Song"