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Show Funeral Services Held Thursday For Ver Hushton The Second Ward chapel was well filled on Thursday afternoon with relatives and friends who gathered to pay final tribute "of respect to the memory of Ver Rushton and express sympathy for his family. Bishop Elwood Allen conducted the services which began at 2 p.m. Invocation was offered by Elbert M. Williams. A vocal trio "Beyond The Sunset," Sun-set," was sung by Mrs. J. E. Hard-man, Hard-man, Mrs. Lee Beers and Mrs. Glade Bullock accompanied by Mrs. Harvey Rawlinson who also played prelude and postlude organ music. First speaker was Howard Famsworth, a fellow worker of Mr. Rushton at Geneva Steel Co. He was followed by Leland Dickey a neighbor. Both spoke of Mr. Rushtons neighborliness and honesty, and yet his quiet unobtrusiveness. Mrs. Harvey Rawlinson played an organ solo "O My Father." Reed O. Walker of the High council, a brother-in-law remi-nesced remi-nesced on the kindness and honesty hon-esty of Mr. Rushton's life, his devotion to his family and friends, etc. The ladies trio sang "In the Garden" and benediction was pronounced pro-nounced by J. Reed Peterson. Prior to the church service prayer in the home was offered by Ed Lonkli. Interment directed by Olpin Mortuary was made in the Pleasant Grove City cemetery. Dedicatory prayer was offered by R. D. Wadley. Pall bearers were Paul, Ronald, and Verdun Walker, Max and Don Walker and Louis Stewart a grandson. Flowers were cared for by Second Sec-ond Ward relief society. |
