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Show PAROWAN TIMEa 'Volume' xxxuf NUMBER 0 Of Paragonah UaJrW tweetf-ai- a fAtOWAN tolN Armistice 12 Day Hcnie In Parowan Funeral service who died of a for Dell M. Clark, heart attack ia Long 1 ' I LOIOfl AUXlllciry PlSHS For Annual Banquet Plan for their annual Arnustac ba; Banquet weie made by In mem- bers ol the local Legion Auxiliary organisation at their regular monthly meeting held I hursday night, Oct. 30th. in the Court House. Chaiiinen for the various committee were named as follows: boeialla Halter-ma- and Parlnars. A Dane for everyone in tb school banquet chairman; Pearl Rusbouse with the Music Makers furnishsell, program chairman; Roberta B. tha Music. Dane until 1 A. M. ing chairman; and Rowley, invitation Mr. and Mr. William U. Thornton Bess chairman for table apMiller, prominent resident of this City, will pointment. observe tbeir 60th. wedding anniThe committees would like it unversary ea Sunday, November 16th. derstood that preparations are being with open bouse at tkeir bom made to entertain every Legion memth hour ef 2:00 aad 7:00 ber and bis partner and every auxp. m. All nr invited to call at any member and her partner at iliary time between thee hour. tha banquet which is set for 7:30 Mr. aad Mr. Thornton were mar1th. The charge will p. m. Nov. ried ia Parowaa by Bishop Wm. C. bo 50c only per plate and all attendresided here Mrs. Pearl Russell who ha spent McGregor and hnv asked to are bring their own ing most of the time siac. Mr. Thornton many year ia retail merchandising silver ware, plate and glass. has spent his active year eagsged s now with Mariam's Style Shop Other busines taken up at this ia lumbering, freighting aad farm- Mr. Russell atatca that ah would was the appointment of Mrs meeting ing. His wife ha endeared herself no vary pleased to moot her many Homer W. Adams as 2nd. Vice. Pres, t the community by her many year rionds there. to take the place of Tae N. Benson ef service aa a practical ears. They Th Victory Chorus will hold who recently resigned. The group ar both active workers ia th L.D.S mooting Monday at 4:00 p. m. in voted to secure some of the materials Church. Mr. Manning's music room in tba to bo sewed up into article for the Tea ef the fourteen children bora school house. Veterans' Hospitals. They also de t theas are living aad all expect Now officers will bo elected. Mrs cided to set the 2nd. Thursday of t be her for th celebration. They Manning will be tha new director, each month as the night for regular are: Wm. E. Thornton f Salt Lake All members be there. meetings unles bthorwise notified and ask that since cards will not be City, Merrill Thornton and Mrs. Nets Adrian Dalton came down from mailed, that member watch the Taylor f Parpwan ; Mrs. Nancy T. Farnsworth ef St. George; Jean T. Logan Friday and returned Saturday Times for a reminder of the meeting Wightman ef Spriagvill; Byron taking with him hia wif and baby dates. These will be held in the Jury Thornton, Sylvia Traale, Clara aoa. They si going to maka their room of the Court House. and Aftoa home there this winter while Adrian Allen, Harriet Hicks, Werner f La Vegas, Nev. They ia attending school at th U. S. A. C. Howard Dan Moore ale have 34 grandchildren aad IS Mr. aad Mrs. Arch Bonaon, Mrs Ethel Baylas and Miss Alien Bayles Called On Mission To motored to Salt Lake City Friday afternoon and spent th week-enEastern visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bayles who ara making their home there while Ralph is attending the Ward Conference af th Parowaa University of Utah. West Ward will by held Sunday Nov, K Mrs. Vioiot Clark left Wednesday 9th, Bishop Leonard Evans announce Members f the Stake Presidency are morning for Salt Lake City to visit of the for a while with her son and expected t attend be-we- Personal News Notes 1 eacb, Cain. Oct. 27th., were bald in East tba Ward Parowaa Saturday L. D. S. Chapel under th direction of th bishopric. Tbe opening song, "Oh, My Father, was rendered by .he choir and John W. Bentley offered th invocation. Mr. Coy Maoaing .hen sang, I Love You Truly, i lavorit song of tb deceased. Speak er for tb occasion were P. A. Clark for several year. of Las Vegas, W. Clair Rewley, ArK is survived by his widow and Arthur Joseph, and lan Rickards, by all of his 11 children: Victor aao Valter C. Mitchell ef Parowan. Each Dwain Decker, Mrs. Pearl Benson, in glowing term of th many ' Mrs. Rula Orton, Mrs. Maria Orton, spoke admirable traits of character of Mr. dad Mrs. Jetta Rowley of Parowaa; I Clark, mentioning especially his inMix. Delia Hyatt, Gunnison, San Pot dependence, hia trust worthiness, hi C. Mrs. Ivy Christen, Pocatello, ambition hi attractive personality, Ida Nial J. Decker, Clear Water, his love aad respect for aad great Calif. Mrs. Ona Bradshaw, Piacha, Nov. and Mrs. Artballa Evans, Mil- thos around him. During th service ford, Utah a aiatar, Mrs. Delia Jay- - Marian Decker played as a piano solo, another ef hi favorite eoaga. MS, Oakland, Calif. 48 grandchild Stardust." Far th closing aeag, th ran and 20 choir sang, Abide With Me, aad Feneral service wr held for Joe. benediction th was r pronounced by O. Docker, Monday in the Parowaa d E. Ward. Ike East Ward Chapel nador direc th cemetery the grave was At of bishop Jess Guymon. Th choir sang a its oyaia number, dedicated by Howard Joseph. Pall "That Beautiful Land, and the open- bearers were Sheldon, Doyle, aad ing prayer was given by Alma W Eugene Clark; Howard aad Aaroa Docker. As a second number the Rasmussen and Jay Macfarlane. choir rendered .Sometime We'll Out of town people here for th Understand," followed by a sole, funeral services included Mr. and That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine Mrs. P. A. Clark of Las Vegas, Nev; meeting Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon I sung by LaMar Jensen. Speaker Mr. and Mrs. Lou Nelson of Cedar various auxiliary organisations all Clark. were Thos. the Rowley, and Bishop day, including priesthood City; Sheldon Clark of Salt Lake during Guymon of Parowan and Albert School and again City; Mr. Willard Wood of Scotia, meeting, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and Mr. , Ogden of Delta. Special musical at Sacrament All members meeting. and Mrs. Doris Duanevan of Calif.; and Mr. Robert Smith recently number were a violin duet by are to attend. urged Grand Junction, Colo. Th last twa moved to Baratow, Calif, to spend Ivan and Marian Decker accompan-ie- d amed are brother and sister ef the Mrs. Bertba W. Mitchell, president the winter month. by June Decker and a vocal solo wife. deceased's ef the East Ward Relief Society anGoing Home, by Mrs. Coy Man-- t of Mrs. Dru Ella Chamberlain nounce that tbair organisation will ning. The closing song was sung by recentfew days bold it annual conference oa Sun Coder City spent a a double mixed quartette, Lead Me Edward in Parowan visiting at the home ly in afternoon the with connection day benediction while the Gently Home, was pronounced by W. Clair Rowley. regular aacramat mooting at, 2 : p. m of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. At Co. Hospital Tha regular outlined conference pro- T. Orton. At the cemetery the grave was gram will bo givon. Immediately dedicated by Wm. L. Adams, The Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werner and Hugh Edward Matheson, 77, pass- following, all mambora of tbo bishoppall bearers were six grandsons of ed away at tha Iron County Hospital ric, Reliaf throe children of La their Vegas Society officer aad daa I the deceased. Cal and Frank Decker, at 11:30 P. M. Monday night, followat week last visitod few for a day leader will meat with members of p J' ' Keith Benson, Marel Bradshaw, Bud Mr, from of home. month Thornton Wm. U. tha suffering the Stake Board. ing ? " Orton and Boyd Evans. The profut ncurablo malady. Mr. Matheaoa was Werner and hia older son returned Ttfir WrttH iWtffT sion of beautiful flower were in born at Tbe ladioa of botb Wards are to Nevada on Sunday, while the rest Parowan, Aug. 1st., 1870, a of nieces and charge of a group f the family remained until Wed son of Alexander and Lydia Evans reminded that it ia the regular work Howard Dan Moore, son of Mr. , granddaughters. Matheson. He spent most ef bis life mooting Wednesday nt 2: p. m. and nesday. and Mrs. LeRoy Moore, former resiAll of the immediate family was here until the past few year whan tkat thar i plenty of work on dents of Parowan but now of 1622 Merrill (Bob) Mickelson is in the South 5th East, Salt Lake City, has her for the funeral services, with he mada his home in Cedar City with hand for them to do. In th East Ward, the first half Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake City - th exception of one been called by the First Presidency hia children. hour the time will bo givon to a receiving treatment and awaiting an of the L. D. S. Church to fulfill a of those who These included beside Mr. Matheson early learned th social which will honor members ef live in town, Mr. and Mrs. Lance operation for hernia which will be mission to the Eastern States. art of brick making and brick-layin- g tb and to also Neil their and retiring presidency ( Hyatt daughter. Opal Dan, who was a former Parowan preformed in the near future. and being an expert in that particu honor Mrs. Mabel Adams Warren, of Pocatello, Idaho; Mr. and i son School Student, served in the High tbe contributed to lar trade baa Mr. and Mra. Warren Pendleton Mis. Rufus Bradshaw and all the who i new resigning after 45 years the recent World War; during navy buildtko of scores of public in visit to left briefly members of their family from Pioche, erection Wednesday his since ef continuous and release, has lived in service a a block as well a of home all ever and Salt Lake City before Salt Lake City. There he, as well Provo Nov.; and Mr. and Mr. Durward ings Southern Utah. Some of the famous teacher. Evans, and their two sons of Milford. entering the Mission Home on Mon- as other members of the family, are monuments of his works of art ar They have been called to serve active workers in the Waterloo Ward. day. ' Other relatives and friends from tha rock Biakop Jess Guymon of the East bridges, arches, walls, aad mission for the L. D. S. He will enter the mission home on ut of town who were noted in atth various ia tbo of Lodges would Ward like to remind all choir Church in California. parts Nov. 10th. and will depart for the tendance were Albert M. Ogden, and Southern Utah Parks, which be help- members to be at tb Church for States Nov. 19th. Eastern of Ivoe Mr. and Mrs. Delta; ed to construct. Ho continued t Odgen Mr. and Mra. Venill Orton and Testimonial honoring A Farewell Choir practice immediately following Mr. Veen Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Clartheir two daughters of Las Vegas, work at bi trade until about a year will W held the missionary departing ence Corbridge, and Mrs. Yvana about 3: p. m. Nev., visited in Parowan for a couple in the whan bis baaltb became seriously Sunday mooting, Ward Waterloo Chapel at Gressman of Minersville, Mrs. Lilli ago f days recently with Venill' parent So. Lake impaired. 1621 Salt Will 5th tbo children East, who City, were baptis- Mr. and Mr. Silas Orton. Another Eae Lowe, and Mr. and Mrs. Arvel on Sunday, Nov 9, 1947 at 5:30 p. Tbe deceased is survived by two ed oa Monday, pleas bo at Church Face of Springville, Utah; Miss of th hoys, Elburn, his wif and m. Among other numbers on the pro- Dolores Werber of Pioche, Nev.) children, Edwg G. Matheson, Ce- Sunday for Confirmation. two sons, also of Las Vegas, spent aad dar City and Alien M. Stuck!, ParoMis Babies christanjsd ia Parowan last last week-en- d Alien Hunt of here with his prents. gram are to be remarks by Harley Firs. Mary Matheson, Mr. Fa Dix, wan by 5 grandchildren 2 great- Sunday war: Mr. aad Mr. Harvoy Mrs. Ortons health which has kept W. Dalton of Parowan. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Vi. Florence Corrji Mr. Myrtle grandchildren ; and by four brothers Adams' daughter, who was christen-- , her in a critical condition for nearly Dalton will leave for Salt Lake City ef Cedar Shirley Rue; end tb ten ef Mr. a year and a half, has been even the latter part of the week to attend Jansoa, Mr. Jean Leigh, end Mr. Daa aad Owen E. Math the Testimonial. u page fiv Continued worse th past fow days. Continued oa Pat Faur Tppa Jansen ef Cedar City. n. n. PAROWAN J. tia CHURCH States NEWS f4 daugh-tar-in-la- 7V lugh Succumbs YEAR INisI Won Ely It. Tnvlor Miller n, For Dell Marlin Clark A V2ir Council iimn 1 Program At 10:30 A. M. the Parowan H.gh School Band will play : followed by a Patriotic Masting ia th school liooso at II oclock, a. m. During this masting tko annual public Spaak ing Coat! for high school students will be held and Iks winner awarded the American Leg ion Medal. At 2 o'clock P. M. a Turkey Shooting contact. At 7:30 P. M. tb Auxilary will entertain at n banquet for all American Legion and Auxiliary member uneral Services Held SO Lyman Rcefcctccf Mayor Announced By Legion Jos. 0. Decker Dies At Ia bi younger day, Mr. Deck engaged in freighting with team and wagon over the rough road of many ' of th Western State. Tba remainder of bis active year were spent ia far miag, livestock raising and ranching mission for the Ha fulfilled a i L D. S. Church ia 1900-190spend lag most of hi time ia the Texas district. There h contracted malaria impaired bis health i which seriously NOVEMBER 7. 1947 R war east Tuesday I alact law president i Paragoeah. Mr, Samuel Abbott was elected mayor lofotbar with tba followiag board William S. Boardmaa, mambora Earl LaFevor and Fraak Daatoa, Rickard McBride. Joeoph Oacar Doctor, rotirod boa Block maa and farmer, died at hia bom ia Parowaa Friday moraine followiag a lingering illness. Mr. Docker waa bar ia Parowaa, Oct. 17, 186S, a too of Zacbariab B aad Nancy Baan Decker, botb being original Parowan Valley Pioneer. Ho married Annie Janeen of Parowan Fob, 2, 1891, and togetbar they hav mada tbeir borne bere ever aince roaring a large family of 1 1 oat and daughter. The father death make the firt break in tba original fami! circle. UTAH 1 Inrowim Omplo To Cuervo flOflt Wedding Anniversary S:r.uel Abbott Elected fijor AAQWN TIMtS. I Matheson rffi son-in-la- , 'j 1 ho Parowaa Rrpublicisns of scored aa almost sweeping victory over their Democratic opponent in the City election on Tuesday ol this week, electing ell ol ihnr candidate for olluo with tha except. on of th four-yea- r which wn Councilman, won by Taylor Millar, Democrat, and present member of th City Cocncil. Th number of vote cast waa fairly large compared to thosa of past Municipal elections. Tb result of tb voting bav been tabulated a follows: E. Ray Lyman 312 4 year Mayor councilman - Jo. F. liolyoak 256 councilman - Egar Benson 306 councilman Claude Burton 321 -2-ye- ar councilman Howard 355 Joseph City Recorder -Varda E. Adama 347 City Treasurer - John W. Bentley 296 Mayor - W. Scot Mitchell - 246 councilman - Taylor Miller-29- 9 councilman - Marvin Craff 237 councilman Benson Haycock - 35 councilman - John Pendleton - 209 City Recorder - Mary O. Topham 205 City Treasurer - Georgia J. Meeks-25- 8 -- B.A.C. Student Officers Injured In Auto Accident Hear.Summit Fivo student bedy officer and a member of ttta faculty at1 tha Branchy Agricultural college escaped serious injury Sunday afternoon whan the wagon in which they were returning from a student officers convention at Grand Junction, Colo., skidded and overturned about half way between Parowan and Cedar on highway 91. Traveling in the car wore Richard Melvin Rowley, instructor in English and student publication advisor at tho College, and Mist June Decker, student both of Parowan. Other occupants were Willard Armstrong, Cedar City, student body president; Marian Louise Stewart, Alamo, Nev., student secretary; Glory Spandlove, Hurricane editor of student newspaper and L. C. Miles Jr. Cedar City, athletic representative. The three girls were given treatment for shock, bruises and minor lacerations in the Iron County Hospital. Miss Spendlove was the most injured, having sustained collar bone, while one of Junes legs was quite badly injured. The boys injuries were of a less seriously a broken serious nature; but they are now able to be at their home where they are resting and recuperating. The highway partrolmen who investigated the accident said that the station wagon started skidding a rainstrom and overturned twice landing on its side. The glass dur-in- g and body of the wagon were almost completely wrecked. The girls were riding in the back seat and the first mpact knocked them to the floor of the machine and a seat cushion fell ver them which probably accounts for the miraculous way in which they escaped more serious injudy. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to the many kind friends and neighbors who were so thoughtful during the long illness and death of our dear following the husband and father. Especially do we wish to thank those who sent the beautiful flowers, the food to the home, those who assisted in the funeral services and those who called. W appreciate it all. Mrs. Jos. O. Decker and the Family. |
