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Show FUNKRAL .SKRVrCKS FOR I LAFAYK'ITK KORKN.SKN COND UCTI'.'D TUKSDAY Funoral rites were conducted for Lafayette S'oren.scn, in the Olpin Bros. Funeral Rooms on Tuesday, under direction of the Second Ward Bishopric, with Bishop C. R. Clark In chrayc- The impressive services U'Kan at 1 o'clock with a vocal duet "In The Garden" by Mrs. J. E. Ilardman and Mrs. Leland Boers. They were accompanied by Miss Mary Neves- Joseph H. Adams offered the opening prager. First speaker was E. F. Walker, who after offering words of sympathy to the family, spoke of the progression of the soul of'man. j H. W. Clark talked o'f Mr. Soren- sens honesty and cheerfulness ana i expressed sympathy for the family, especially the son Wamick who is with the armed forces in Italy Miss Dawn Marie Adams accompanied accom-panied by Miss Mary Neves played a violin solo- ' and Mrs. Hardman and Mrs. Beers accompanied by Miss Neves sang the closing number, "Beautiful Isle." J- C. Peterson pronounced the benediction. Bishop C R. -Clark offered the prayer at the graveside in the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery. Victor Barney, Jas. A- Nelson, Fred Foutz, Jacob Nelson, Robert i Mitchell and Ernest Jense were pall i bearers. Mr. Sorensen died Friday, May 4-in 4-in a Salt Lake hospital, after sev- ( eral weeks illness. . He was born in Salt Lake City, December 25, 1872 and came to this i city when a child. He spent several , years as a miner in Mercur and i Bingham and in 1908 moved backj. to Pleasant Grove and engaged in I farming. He married Annie C. Wamick in 1904. She died in 1938. He was the father of four children. 3 o'f whom survive. They are: Mrs. Helen S- Marion of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Wanda S. Yuna of San Francisco, Fran-cisco, and Wamick Swensen with the U. S. Army in Italy. Among the out of town visitors who attended the funeral of Laf-ayete Laf-ayete Sorensen on Tuesday were Mrs Wanda Yuna and daughter of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mar-ion and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wamick, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wamick, and Mrs. Grace Williams of Salt Lake City, Mi's. Charles ' Carson of Fairfield; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Larson and daughter and "Kir. and Mrs. Dan Adams of American Fork. |
