Seminary Addresses Scripture on Intelligence for Youth
Jeannine Beckstead will address the topic What The Glory of God Is Intelligence Means to Me as a Young Woman. A quartet including Ker mit Herd Glenn Meek Joseph Brinkerhoff and Reed Merrill will sing Come Al ye Sons of God. Gilbert Hull will speak on What The Glory of God Is Intelligence Means to Me as a Young Man. A trombone duet Softly and Tenderly by Duane Phippen and Arel Christensen follows. Dr Clark will give the address and diplomas will be presented by President Henry H. Rawlings. A benediction by Diane Parkinson closes with a congregational song and procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannine—Beckstead
Kermit, Herd
Glenn
Meek
Joseph Brinkerhoff
Reed
Merrill
Sons of God
Gilbert Hull
Duane Phippen
Arel Christensen
Clark
Pres
Henry H. Rawlings
Diane Parkinson
Ogden Choir Comes to Preston in Large-Scale Tour
A 75-member Ogden choir of professional singers will perform with robes and costumes. They travel in two large buses and offer general admission cards at Hart Music and Prescription Drug Co. Civic residents led by Mrs. A G Carlson organized the visit, aiming for a sell-out concert. Visiting guests include Mrs Daig Anderson of Moore Idaho and George E Downing with two children from Oakland California, accompanying Mr and Mrs Herman Keller. Mrs Downing will stay a month as her husband attends a New York aeronautics school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Music Company
Prescription Drug Company
A. G. Carlson
Preston
Daig Anderson
Moore, Ida
George E. Downing
Oakland
Calif
Herman’ Keller
Downing
Aeronautics
New York City
Services Held Thursday For Myron E. Cornish
Funeral services conducted Thursday for Myron E. Cornish 78 who died April 26 in Franklin ward chapel. Bishop Wandoups led rites with prayers by Frank E. Woodward and closing remarks by Bishop Waddoups. Music included Nearer My God to Thee Rock of Ages In the Garden and Some Time We Understand. Honorary pallbearers were Lava City council members. active pallbearers listed. Burial at Franklin Cemetery with grave dedication by Henry Preece. Survived by three sisters and a brother plus relatives from Utah and Idaho.
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Myron E. Comnish
Ww. P.wandoups
Franklin Ward Chapel
Frank E. Woodward
God
Horace Baugh
Constance Davis
Diane Lowe
Grace Robinson
Parley B. Dunkley
William Davis
Levi Allen
Bishop Waddoups
Andrew Fabri
Lava City
S. J. Handy
Leonard Parkinson
Leslie Wickham
William Durrant
Wilford Hatch
Ivan Woodward
Franklin Cemetery
Henry Preece
Utah
Idaho
Williams Ward Hosts God Bless America Theme
Bannock Theme directors plan Wards performance with God Bless America. An all girl dance directed by Mrs. Lucille Clegg will be performed by the Bench ward. Grace and second wards perform the Dutch dance in traditional costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams’ Ward
America
Lucille Clegg
Ann Sant
Max Rigby
Stake
Morgan brothers remembered in Marine Corps repatriation
Arlo V Morgan born Franklin October 23 1921 served 18 months in the Marine Corps before his death in World War II. The remains are returned under the repatriation program with Richards and Sons Mortuary in Preston handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morgan
Arna
Elrick Morgan
Ogen
Arlo V. Morgan
Franklin
George Edward Morgan
Marine Corps
Richards and Sons Mortuary
Preston
Card setup for Preston Legion wrestling event
A wrestling bout is being arranged to complete the card under the Preston American Legion post. The program is scheduled to start at 8 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston American Legion Post
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Tractor Service
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Turkey
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