This page identifies errors found in the print version of Carry On: The Latter-day Saint Young Women Organization, 1870–2024. Minor errors, such as in the format of source citations, are not reported. The errors have been corrected in electronic versions of the text. This sheet will be updated as additional errors are found. Please report additional errors by emailing churchhistorianspress@churchofjesuschrist.org.

Page xvii, line 7. At the end of the paragraph, add this sentence: At the same time, other developments provided more parity for the young women's organization—in 1980, when many church meetings were consolidated into a three-hour block on Sundays, the Young Women organization became, for the first time, a regular part of both Sunday instruction and weekly activity for Latter-day Saint girls throughout the world.

Page 64, line 19. Attach the following note to the end of the paragraph: Mary E. Connelly, "Teaching the Gospel Through MIA Activities," Young Woman's Journal, Aug. 1915, 506, 507.

Page 247, line 19. Change “A twenty-year-old majoring in Russian and international relations” to “A twenty-one-year-old majoring in Russian and international relations”.

Page 337, line 3 of the attribution paragraph. Change “Kapp, Dalton, Oscarson, Cordon, and Freeman images courtesy Busath Photography” to “Kapp, Tanner, Dalton, Oscarson, Cordon, and Freeman images courtesy Busath Photography”.

Page 366, note 256. Change “1928” to “1926”. 

Page 380, note 1. Change “Child married Eldred G. Smith soon after her release from Young Women” to “Child married Eldred G. Smith just prior to her release from Young Women”.

Page 398, note 24. Change “she married Eldred G. Smith in 1977” to “she married Eldred G. Smith in 1978”.