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Show deaths mjmm SHIPLEY Impressive funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Shipley were held at 2 o'clock yesterday in the Third ward meeting houso, Bishop's Counsellor Ellas King officiating. A large concourse of lifelong friends gathered to pay the final tribute of love and esteem to Grandma Shipley who has spent 8o many useful years In Ogden and won tho lasting remembrance remem-brance of a hot of f riends. Six friends of the deceased sister acted as pallbearers. pall-bearers. Many beautiful floral pieces were brought to the casket and favorite favor-ite musical numbers were rondercd. "Oh, My Father," was sung by James Carlson; "Fac to Faco" by Miss Diana Di-ana Brown; "Jeans Is Calling Me Now" by Orson Griffin, "We'll Meet Our Dear One Over There." by Mlsc Artie Simpson, and "I Know That My Rodeem-er LiTes," by Herbert An- derson. Words of hopo and consolation consola-tion with a review of the llfo of the beloved be-loved sister were given by Charlo3 Wcatherston, John Taylor, Henry Manning, Patriarch Geo, W. Larkin and President James Wothorspoon. Burial with touching dedication of the grave wad made in Ogden City cemetery. cem-etery. SHUPE Dosdemona L. Shupo, S-months-old daughtor of Mr, and Mm. Solomon Shupe, dlod at tho home In North Ogden yesterday after a week's Illness of "pneumonia. Funeral services serv-ices will ho hold at 2 p. m. tomorrow In the North Ogden meeting houso, Bishop James Ward presiding. Burial In North Ogden cemetery. C RIDDLE Funeral services for Miss Efflo Criddlo, who died at the Dee hospital Tuesday will be hold at the Kaysvlllo meeting house at 2 p. m. Friday, Bishop Henry Blood conducting. conduct-ing. Interment In Knysville cemetery. ceme-tery. BRINK Aaltjo Brink, infant daughter daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Brink, dlod yesterday at the homo, 27G2 Vol-ker Vol-ker avenuo. Funeral services wore held at the Larkin funeral chapel this ! morning at 9 o'clock. Burial in Og-den Og-den City cometery. TANAHA Funeral services for Janeno Tanaha woro conducted at tho grave In Ogden City cemetery yesterday yes-terday afternoon, oo- |
