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Annie Pike

Mrs. Greenwood taught school at Payson and later at a small country school in Idaho and Idaho State Technical Institute, now Idaho State College. She went on a lecture tour of Utah and Montana. She wrote and produced radio dramas in Salt Lake City at one time. She was a member of Rupert, Idaho, Order of Eastern Star.

Born in Provo, November 16, 1879, she was a daughter of Dr. Walter R. And Hattie Druce Pike. She married Charles O. Greenwood in Los Angeles, Cal., about 1906. Not long after Annie Pike Greenwood's marriage she moved to the state of Kansas. During the period of her residence in Garden City, Kansas, she lived in a large house surrounded by an orchard.

Annie Amelia Pike Greenwood; Anne Pike Greenwood
LDS
LDS (member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints)
Charles O. Greenwood
1879-11-16
Provo, Utah
1956-02-23
Brigham Young Academy, University of Utah, University of Michigan
Female
Author, Poet, Teacher
English

24 Works by Annie Pike

Title Role Year Genre
The Housewife's Song Author Poetry
Be With Me Author Poetry
The Old Year's Grave Author Poetry
Saint Valentine's Birds Author Poetry
The Song of Faith Author Poetry
Then Author Poetry
Gone Author Poetry
Gran'pa's Thanksgiving Author Short Story
The Mocking-Bird Author 1923 Poetry
I Know How the Mother of Lazarus Felt Author 1924 Poetry
The Dust of the Country Road Author 1924 Poetry
The Farmer's Wife Writes a Poem Author 1925 Poetry
Semi-Centennial Prayer Author 1925 Poetry
The Last Page of Amy Lowells' Keats Author 1926 Poetry
Be With Me, Lord Author 1928 Poetry
Listening to Beethoven's Fifth Symphony Author 1928 Poetry
Snake River Author 1930 Poetry
Indian Paint Brush Author 1931 Poetry
Thy Years Shall Have No End Author 1932 Poetry
Dumb Author 1934 Poetry
My Ships Author 1936 Poetry
Art Author 1930 Fiction
Karl G. Maeser Author 1901 Poetry
The Son of Believers Author 1907 Fiction
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