Iron County Record | 1950-03-23 | Page 3 | Funeral Services Held for Lucy Barton Stapley

Funeral Services Held for Lucy Barton Stapley Funeral sendees were held on Monday in the Paragonah ward chapel for Lucy Ann Barton Stapley, Stap-ley, 73, a resident of Cedar City during the past four years, who died Friday of a heart ailment. Having served for 15 years as a leader in the 4-H clubs, she has been one of the outstanding workers of the organization in Iron county. She has ben a 4-H club leader for a number of years and also served as community supervisor for 4-H club work. Also active in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, she spent many years doing temple tem-ple work. She also was affiliated with church auxiliary organizations, organiza-tions, serving as an officer and teacher. A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Barton, she was born Oct. 10, 1876 at Paragonah. She married William Francis Stapley Stap-ley in 1896. He died Dec. 24, 1945. Following his death she moved to Cedar City. j She had lived in Paragonah un-til un-til her marriage. Later she lived I at Panguitch. in eastern Nevada and other southern Utah communities. com-munities. Survivors are five sons and three daughters: Barton, Blaine, and Smith Stapley. all of Cedar City: Earl Stapley, Summit; Fran-cis Fran-cis Stapley, Provo; Mrs. Lucille Jensen. Cedar City; Mrs. Nlta Jones, Richmond, Calif, and Mrs. Leone Schenley, Provo, and one brother and two sisters: Penn Barton, Calif.; Alice Brown, Provo, Pro-vo, and Mrs. Caroline Moore, California. Burial was in the Paragonah cemeterv.