The Life of Nephi [SEP] distributor
The Life of Nephi
The Life of Nephi is a 1915 lost film financed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 
The three-reel film was the first attempt to create a cinematic adaptation of the Book of Mormon. "The Life of Nephi" was produced by the brothers Chet and Shirl Clawson and was shot in Salt Lake City with a non-professional cast.
"The Life of Nephi" had its theatrical premiere in Salt Lake City on October 25, 1915; it is
Mormon entrepreneurs F. Nephi Grigg and Golden Grigg began growing sweet corn in eastern Oregon. Their first company, Grigg Brothers, became the largest distributor of sweet corn in the United States. In 1949, with financial backing from their brother-in-law Otis Williams, the brothers rented a frozen food plant located in Ontario, at the border with Idaho, and converted it into potato-processing facility. The three purchased the facility around 1952 after the plant went into foreclosure. The company was officially founded that year as the