Funeral for Lehi Pioneer William W. Taylor Held
William W. Taylor longtime Lehi resident and church member died after extended illness. His funeral at the Tabernacle featured Bishop Andrew Vield presiding, choir led by Isaac Fos, and remarks from several local leaders. Taylor born December 12 1828 in Oldham England married Nannie Standring and Charlotte Liggett. survived by children and grandchildren.
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Andrew Vield
Isaac Fos
Dre. ‘Taylor
Field
William Whitehead Taylor
Oldham
Lancashire
Bingland
Sarah Whitehead
Samuel Taylor
James W. Taylor
Ofice
David Evans
White Mountains
Britain
Tle
Utah
England
Nannie Standring
Charlotte Liggett
Goo, Sehow
Tot
Cutler
Dog
J. C. Cutler
A. J. Evans
L. Chipman
Remarkable Self-Control Shown by Mr Millions Daughter
Mr Millions praises daughter Arabella noting her fine disposition and extraordinary self control as she listens for hours to her own violin playing. The remark highlights patience and focus observed in the child.
Utah County Teachers Meet at New Tal Arnacle
The Utah County School Teachers convention met Saturday November 17 with County Superintendent Nevertsen presiding. District Supts Worden Lehi Pleasant Grove At Pork Lincoln discuss topics from dress cleanliness language composition to banitation and hygiene. University of Utah Prof Stewart spoke on Town Teachers Could Succeed. Luncheon in basement and afternoon at the sugar factory.
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Utah County
Tal»arnacle
Nevertsen
Sup. Worden
Lehi
Supr. Walker
Pleasant Grave
Supr
Justenson
Pork
Supr HM. Aird
Lincoln District
Prof
Stewart
University of Utah
Missionary Farewell Concert At Tabernacle
Sunday evening November 24 at the Tabernacle a missionary farewell concert will honor Geo th Behow who goes to Scandinvagin and 4 Kirkham who goes to Germany. Program includes choir songs prayer solos recitations duets remarks and benediction by various missionaries.
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the Tabernacle
Geo. Th. Behow
Kirkham
Germany
Vollowing
J. Y. Smith
Janeis Child
Sadie Rigley
Annie Sharp
Russian Betrothal Customs Illustrated by Food and Jewelry
At a Russian betrothal feast the bride cuts a hair strand for her fiancé and receives a turquoise ring bread and salt as tokens of future support and the promise of luxuries including almond cake from her lover.
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Eleet
Love's Fortunate Blindness in a Whimsical Quip
A playful line argues that a man's foolishness in love may verge on lunacy, yet the beloved woman remains immune to his odd notions and fully worthy in affection.
Lehi Highs Face Apollo Team In Friday Basketball Clash
Lehi High School meets Apollo of American Fork Friday night at City Pavilion in a season opener expected to showcase strong veteran play. Last week Lehi beat Pleasant Grove in a spirited conference test as they prepare for the Apollo challenge.
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City Pavilion
Apollo
Am. Fork
Pleasant Grove
Rather Place
Temo
Bert Holmstead
Wm. Davis
Guy Evans
R. Fc
George Helmstead
L. G
Apollo's
Freenin Bassett
Oldest Seat of Learning The University of Cairo
The University of Cairo in El Az har stands as a famed ancient institution with a vast Muslim student body from Egypt and nearby lands. It traces roots to the Serapeum of Alexandria and was founded in its present form by Saladin around 1170, though its structure differs from Western universities.
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University of
Cairo
EL Azhar
Alexandria
Ptolemy Soter
Saladin
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WM. W. Taylor
Tabernacle
J. Taylor
Salt Like
Samh Evans
Ogden
J.C. Cather
Salt Lake
Fonerad
THE
Services
Nine
Missionary Parewell
h—Solo
Birdie Stoddart
Lula Dorton
Amelia Osterloh
Susie Whipple
Benediction
Ayer
Ayer Cy
Lowell
Mase
Helena Critzer
Miss Seeley
G. N. Child
Mer. Child
Alwys
University of Cairo
East
Egypt
PoLa
Butire
L. DS
Lye
Santa Claus
Parr
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