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Show fAClIK AMFKtr.W CACHK fOlN'TY. ITAH 1'riihy, April H, 1933. Cove Ward Providence Holds Old Pioneer Died Folks Party. Tuesday Eve. ! e- - r- - -- Three. - j Scrub Pails Cove An old folk party a Providence Mrs. Soph! 79 widow of the late cluoe to 100 were held. April served this Included all over 0 Alma M Matlira. and one of the In the ward. The commute in three remaining original pioneers charge were Clarence Allen. Alfred) of Providence, died at her home Allen. Fenton Hendrick. Orvnio here Tuesday evening. She had llaiu. AU Ridiard and IMue m for tong m)uie. assembled at tile trail at 10.30. Mr. MaU ew was born In Co with song by Program coimia-uceDenmark, January 18, penhagen. congregation; prayer oy H. Lus- 1864. came to thia country ter Hair; song. Cliioe K. Harrison; alien and she was nine years of address of welcome, Buhop L. H. She has resided In Providence ag. tor Allen; song, Jotm Braniey; reading 70 years. Ivan Allen; piano solo, Raymond Funeral aervloes will be held In David Sullivan; Allen; reading, Providence First ward chapel the music by Lowe 'brotlar of Frank- on Saturday at 2 p. m. a delicious lin. Alter tins Surviving are the following sons: dinner was served to a lot of hun- A. M. N. M- - Mathew. no in this H. P. Mathews, gry people, depression Mathews, Providenoe: an banquet and most of It from our adopted daughter. Ora Matliews, weU stored cellars from here and UkeTTwo 'broUaV' ChwU a tliere at Use beginning of the Poulsen. Canada and Joseph Poul-secue Each evemngs program. Clawson, Idaho; two sisters, showed up with a pan or a pail Mary Sorensen. Mendon and Lena or a bunch of good things to be Ballard. Galexro. California; H enjoyed by alL children and 2 great grand grand At the conclusion of the meal children. another splendid program was preA sented and an hour or two cl was held Sunday the 9th, due to resocial cliat and good old time the house., renovaUng meeting miniscences were Indulged In and Makes one feel like he was on o a very splendid tune was had., The vacation somewhere. Mrs. Hansen who has been servarious associations each put over a stunt for the benefit of all and iously 111 is able to sit up a few. In the evening a genuine old moments each day. We hope fur' time dance finished the days en- her complete recovery. Word comes from California that joyment. Out of town guests who relumed to the old stamping Mr. and Mrs. David Harrison are grounds were Mr. and Mrs. John the proud parents of another firv and Joseph Lowe; Mr. and Mrs. boy. This makes two boys for tills Lee Jones, Mrs. Geo. Day and worthy couple. Keep up the good daughter, Mrs. Roy Smith, Mr. work, depression mustn't stop this and Mrs. Purser. Mr. and Mrs. part of married peoples program. Alma Morrison and Mrs. Myron Multiply and replenish the earth. Lord told our first parents and Preece. No meetings or Sunday school that command still Is In force! were held Sunday the 2nd on ac- amongst this people. While Mrs. N. J. Harrison was count of quarterly conference at Richmond. Monday, work was visiting a neighbor one of our commenced In cleaning, renovaUng highway travellers happened along repairing, shingling and painting and proceeded to refresh himself our meeting house. Quite a num- and fill his stomach In her kit- ber of men and boys were working chen. ' Mrs. Harrison returned as he was leaving and on entering throughout the week. N. J. Harrison, accompanied El- the house, found the gentleman der John Stoddard of Richmond had proceeded to help himself to to Trenton Monday night, whence anything he could find as far as Mr. Stoddard had been asked tojeats was concerned. Mrs. Harrison give the 7th lesson in genealogical proceeded to wash the dishes he classwork. This was In regards to had left, nothing but eats were the Hawaiian people and their taken as far as she could find so origin. Mr. Stoddard spent about she readily forgave the man and 5 years among this people as going outside watched him make a missionary and was well ac- - his weary way to the highw ay tpid fj quamted with their traditons and thence on north. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Griffin were language. He gave the lesson very nicely and bore his testimony and guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Harrl-san- g a song in the language of son Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Grif-thpeople, he was assisted by afin have recently returned from if trio of boys. Sherwln Webb who California. They always have to1 rendered some very fine Hawaiian visit Lava Hot Springs on return-song- s and music. A very fine crowd! ing to get rid of the effects of a was out and thoroughly enjoyed winter outside of Utah. They were the evening. N. J. Harrison was returning to Logan when they asked and made a few closing re- made the call. Mr. and Mrs. Don Titensor were marks exhorting all these young people to become genealogists and Richmond shoppers Saturday. thus be prepared to shoulder the Mrs. Kennlngton Is spending a responsibility when the older ones few days with her sons at Treapassed on. The services were In sure ton. Brown the A great many of our townsmen charge of brother and are using pulp this year for their genealogical representative chairman of the Trenton commit- cow's as there seems to be plenty at the sugar factory. tee. A splendid drama sponsored by The primary officers and teachers met at the home of Mrs. Fay Marion Allen was put over Friday Allen, considered their lesson work night, the proceeds to go for new made plans for the future and scenery. Mr. Allen has worked on spent a very enjoyable evening. this for weeks together with those he selected to help. Ad took their Light refreshments were served. The members of the mutual are parts with credit to themselves and busy preparing their plays speeches a large and appreciative audience and dances for contest night which enjoyed the evening. $25.00 proceeds were placed in the fund for new will be In the near future. Looks like King Winter had set scenery, those In the play were In again, plenty of snow again Mr. and Mrs. Marion Allen, Mr. Bal-lasomebody said we were going to and Mrs. Don Titensor, Oral Grant Afton Kingsford, have 9 months winter and 3 months late In the fall sure looks like it. 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