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Show George P. Low Funeral services were conducted con-ducted at 1 p. m. Tuesday in the Beaver First-Third Ward Chapel for George Presley Low, 75, who died in Salt Lake Friday, Dec. 27, after ai short illness. Joseph Kesler of the bishopric conducted conduct-ed the services. The prayer at the home, preceding pre-ceding the services, was offered by Clyde L. Messinger. The invocation in-vocation in the chapel was by James B. Morgan. Hal and Nell Smith sang 'Love's Old Sweet Song," accompanied ac-companied by Phyllis Baker. Speakers were Robert B. White, George C. Murdock and S. Taylor Farnsworth. A quartet, Karl Farnsworth, Gordon Baker, Sherman Carter and Kent Morgan sang "Oh My Father," and Nell Smith sang "Going. Home." Prelude and postlude music were by Phyllis Baker. Allen C. Reynolds pronounced the benediction, and the grave in Mountain View Cemetery was dedicated by A. Carlos Murdock. Mur-dock. ' Pallbearers were three sons, George B. Low, James Low, and Robert Low; sons in law Clark Baldwin and Thomas Williams, Wil-liams, and a nephew, Arthur Fotheringham. Mr. Low was born in Beaver Nov. 29, 1882, to James A. and Juliet Allred Low. He married Nina Ross on May 25, 1907, in Beaver. She died Dec. 6. 1954. On April 22, 1955, he married May Godrey in Salt Lake. Mr. Low was employed for 25 years with the US Forest Service, Ser-vice, and served for several years as advisor for the U S Government On the Job Training Train-ing Program. He was greatly interested in development of the recreational and scenic facilities of the Beaver Bea-ver Mountains, and devoted much time to this enterprise. At the time of his death he was an elder in the Highland Park L D S Ward in Salt Lake. He is survived by his widow; four sens and four daughters, Bob Low of Long Beach, Calif.; Dallas Low o'f the U S Air Force at Caribou, Maine; who was under orders for overseas duty and unable to attend the services; George B. Low and Robert Low of Beaver; Mrs. Georgia Swindle of San Diego, Calif.: Mrs. Evelyn Anderson md Mrs. Julia Baldwin of San Jose, Calif.; and Mrs. Maurine Williams of Reno, Nev. Also surviving are 22 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Additional services were held Sunday in Salt Lake City. Out of town relatives attending attend-ing the Beaver services, in addition addi-tion to the immediate family, were Mrs. A. E Rounds of Rig-by, Rig-by, Idaho, and Mrs. Delia McClelland Mc-Clelland of Salt Lake, sisters of Mrs. May Low, and her two daughters, Mrs. Margene Rob bins, and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hall, also of Salt Lake. |
