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Show BURIAL 0 F k! ' BESSIE SMITH I i i, ATtEWlSTON , ' IJBW18TON,,, Juno 80. ;Funeral vb '" v mttIcm over te remains of Bessie ' - Smith, daughter of Mrs. Mary Jane 1 ' n Smith, were held In the First ward I ' tabernacle. I -' . Choir singing, "Come Ye Dtscon- I aolate." I A. Prayer, Jos. Bergeson. U ill Choir, "I Need Thee Every HouK" j Horace Cutler, Bishop Bodily of t. Falrvlew, Pres. William Waddoups. m Oeorge Barker and Bishop O. A. Ho- " s gaa were ike speakers. I C. I. Stoddard of Richmond rea- dered a beautiful solo. ' ' The choir sang "Ok My Father,!' - Closing song "Sister Thou Wast I JtUd and Lorely." Prayer, Samuel Wiser. The community grieves deeply I 'rwltk Bister Smith orer the loss of this beautiful girl, As the speaker ' testified and the community knows, of the lorely spotless life lived by I this young girl, dying at the age of H nineteen. All who knew her gentle H nature loved her. The floral offer-H offer-H ings were beautiful and many.. H Monday evening the little tots at H the sugar factory gave an entertain- H ment, staged In a tent on. the lawn H at the home of Mrs. Dangerfteld, and H under tht management of Wanda H Woodhouse and Ruby Strawbrldge, H who undertook and prepared the en- H ' tertalnment, for the benefit of the H Red, Cross. Gasman Jones assisted H the'ilttle girls. Patriotic songs and H recitations were gtjen. Several tab- H leaux representing Uncle Sam, Red H .Cross, Liberty bonds and war sav- lngs. The entertainment lasted for H about an hour and a quarter. Six- ' ' ' ( xf People attended. The" little tote v presented the' loeal branch of $ke .l f gk Red Cross Vritsf the proceeds Wch sM.. ameuated. to SS.SOrVTke. children were hlgly cemsteaded for s their H patriotic sentiment and the excellent H entertainment. Mrs. Myrtle Pond entertained the I Ladles Art and Literary club Friday at her home. Stories "Sleby and Jamie," "Twenty Years Gang," and "My Brother Henry," by J. M. Barrle M were read by Maud Stocks. Fourteen H members were present Mrs. B. Hea- ger and Mrs. Viola Johnson were the "I? f . i!rUed,'gests. Dalntyefreshtaealr B S?lvw ' wer'' served by the hostess. . Don't forget the great celebration and Chautauqua combined, ' Program for the Chautauqua: 1 Opening day Afternoon, Pageant ,-i t of children. The Neapolitan male H quartette. Helen B. Paulsen, IOC'S IOC-'S ' ture. "Community Consciousness.".. IS ' f , Night Col. O. A. Gearhart lee- ture "Call of Democracy." The Neo-p'olltan Neo-p'olltan quartette. Second, day 'Demonstration lecture, lec-ture, "Mobollilng American KUch- ens lo Help Win the WarV'. . i Afternoon The Metropolitan Con-'-' -Cert Co. Domestic Science expert lec- ', ' ture, "Patriotism Expressed In Domestic Do-mestic Efficiency." J Night The Chautauqua Dlreator, t lecture, "The Call to the Colors," .' 4 ' The Metropolitan Concert Co. Third day Demonstrated lecture, "American Red Cross," "Prevention of Disease, a Patriotic Duty." Afternoon The David Dugglns Concert Co Lecture "Story of the Red Cross in Peace and War." ft Night "When the Boys Come ; a Home."., David Dugglns Concert Co. ' 'It ,n grand closing concert. '- rv.P Mr8, Mlnn, Smith returned home Monday1 after several weeks visiting . ' , J at her old home in Lynn, Mass. - '?- S Mr. W. H. Stocks was In Logan J i Saturday on business v 1 w reat many Iwlston people at-M at-M 1 Mge tended Priesthood (meeting at Richly Rich-ly It-TT sitaltiiay. I w -h " X "tUeehlld belonging to a family I i' ? Jap" ,n the Th,rd ward had the t" B mlatortune to fall la a tub of scald- &y " ipg water. The child was badly 4 MU buraed. i jfe p Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Hendricks ! P h a?d fam,,Jr Mr and Mrs. Albert By ' 1 r bee, are visiting wltb relatives at , j ? - Bancroft, Idaho,. ' V i ? Mr and Mr- Clement Rawlins ' were In Logan Saturday. ' " fe'f Hrt MKUn- M-A ell. Mr. J. ' , ' M wraBtort Misa Sadie Bern- r i Si . WmI spent the week at Pocatello. t r"?gs3MeaB Mrs. Dollle Lewis of Kamas, Idaho, Ida-ho, is visiting In Lewlston. Mrs. Sadie Bylngton and children of Pebble, Idaho, are guests of Mrs. Mary J. Smith. Lewlston and College Ward met on the baseball battle field Saturday at Lewlston, and oh ray, how Lowls-ton Lowls-ton did bat. That crack Collego pitcher certainly threw the easy balls. To defeat Lewlston, well It is yet to be did, score 15-1 in favor of Lewlston. The War Savings society gave the following program Sunday evening: "War. Review,' Bert VanOrden. "The War. Message and Facts Behind Be-hind It," Weston Pond. Vocal, solo, "We'll Never Let the Oid Flag Fall," Eunice Hyer. Venice Lufkin of Shelley, Idaho, Is visiting with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Wiser. Mr. Walton of Star Valley, Wyo., Is visiting In Lewlston. The Red Cross officers held a business busi-ness meeting Sunday afternoon. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pond a fine baby boy Sunday morning. Mr, and Mrs Harry Coley, Mrs. Eya Parkinson and Mrs. Oayle Lewis were Logan visitors aSturday. Mrs. George Reedor of Wellsvlllo Is visiting at Lewlston. |
