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Show Services For Grant Twitchell Funeral "services for Grant V. TwitchelL 55, formerly of Escalante, were held in the Halladay Stake Center at 1:00 PJkl. Friday, March 20th. Grant died Tuesday, March 17, of an accidental gun shot wound. Friends from many sections of the State, including many former Escalante residents, cams to show their love and respect as a mutual expression of the love and loyalty he felt and showed for the people of Escalante and Southern Utah.. The funeral services were as follows: Quartet by members of the Holladay Fourth Ward Choir of which Grant had been a member, "Abide With Me"; Invocation by Horner George; song by the quartet. "Sometime We'll Understand"; Remarks, Bp. Doug- (contlnued inside) IWITUIELL SERVICES . las II. Pack; Talk, II. C. Bailey; Violin Solo Vcrlan J. Bralthwaite, Lay My Head Beneath The Rose"; Talk, Un-. ford Chr'stensen; Duet, Walked Today Where Jesus Walked"'. Tribute to Grant arranged by Alice Macrey Bailc, and read by Janice Twitchell liar ris, expressing h's love and talent for gardening and artistic abilit'es, his generosity and helpfulness toward others, ; and his devotion to his faml- --' The Excell family held a . ' . reunion at Las Vegas last week end. Attending the affair from town were Mrs. AneEx- , ' cell, -Mrs. Kay Prince and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Excell, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Excell, Mr. ami Mrs. Albert Sevy, and their families. Enrouti home from the affair,, the J. y- Levi Myers family ofSalt Lake T " spent Sunday night In town. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pendle-' ' " ton- and Mrs. Joanne Tebbs r t visited from Thursday to Sun- day at Salt Lake. 7 " Mr. A. L. Elmer is spending HPSf ' this week at Salt Lake on bus- :jLf iness. .fS Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande Farnsworth and daughters V ; spent last week in Logan vslt-- . Ing with their son Phil, and en- .f . , ing the All Church Junior M .. . Men tournament where Phi's team from Richland, Wash, received consolation honors , : after having lost only one ' game in the .tournament. ' , Mrs. Minnie Syrett and Mrs Mae Dodds spent twelve days ' v'sitlng in Springdale with the John and Dewey Excell families. ,A baby girl was born to Art and Sharlene Nielsen, March 21st. Grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Sims Duggins and Mr and Mrs. George Nielsen of Kingston. Dr. and Mrs. William Mason spent several days last week at Salt Lake; Mrs. Mason underwent surgery while there. Kathleen Church and seven friends from the U of U were weekend visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Church; they also v'sited at Las Vegas and In the Parks. Mr. and Mrs. LaMon Neu- t bert and three children of Salt Lake are visiting her parents, the Joy W. Naylors; Mrs. Neu-bert sang, a solo in Sacrament meeting. The'r children are spending the time here in bed with chicken pox. Gilbert and Barbraa M'tch-ell, who are going to USU, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. R, Houston. The Houstons took another daughter, Mrs. Gay Pearce, and children back to Salt Lake, after a week's visit here. While in the City they visited daugh- -yj '. . , Bened'ctlon, Harold R. George. Prelude and Postlude music by Leah Steadman, a neighbor. Dedication of the grave by Milton Twitchell. |