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Show MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR OUR GOLD STARS I Interesting and Impressive Service in I Tabernacle Last Sunday. Attend- I ed by Boys in Uniform. I i I Last Sunday afternoon instead of I the regular Sacramental meeting in I the tabernacle, the time was Riven I over for a memorial service in honor I of the boys who have made the su- I preme sacrifice for their country dur- 1 in the late war, and was participated I in by as many of the returned soldiers I in uniform as could be collected for 1 the occasion. The soldiers were seat- I ed in rows immediately in front of I the stand, and made an inspiring ap- I pearance with their bronzed faces and I neat uniforms. After singing by the choir and the I opening prayer, Dr. J. W. Bergstrom I delivered the memorial address, in a I smooth flow of well-chosen words and I figures of speech, punctuated by sen- 1 timents in verse, comprising a very I pleasant and satisfying address. 1 The Doctor was followed by Elder j I los. II Armstrong, who in a ringing I and enthusiastic patriotic declamation I praised the deeds of the heroes, and I commended tne effort of the previous I peakcr. I A beautiful violin solo was rend- I ered by Prof. H. P. Johnson. I There arc four gold stars on the 1 local service flag, the heroes being, Elmer Jesperson, Lionel Dover, who were killed in action; Harold McCon-nell, McCon-nell, who died of influenza in Camp Kearny, California, and Logan Bryant, Bry-ant, who died of influenza-pneumonia at Garabaldi, Oregon. John F. Clark, properly of this place and also a victim of influenza, was not shown on the Cedar Fervice flag for the reason that he was inducted into the service at Parowan and is represented on their service flag. After the meeting had been con cluded by the usual devotional exercises, exer-cises, the congregation remained seat- ed while the soldiers present took for mation and marched out single file through the aisles on either side of the house. The boys in uniform present, numbered num-bered M and their name3 follow: James J. Jackson Karl Carpenter Pratt Tollestrup L. M. Jones W. Cunfield Junior McConnell Cower Rosenberg Milo Heyborne William Mulliner Willurd M. Perkins WbeJV-o Smith (Vliw C. Jenson Arthur Stapley Mont Sawyer Loyal i hi i , U. Ashton Jones David Tweedie James M. lark T. E. Williams D. W. Thompson, Jr. J. D. Smith Alfred Olson Wm. E. Davis Wilford U. Webster Dan Brydnt William Pendleton Sam. C. Bauer Mont Hunter Vergean Simkins Wilford Leigh William C. Roche Leon Leigh. |
