Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-05-19 | Page 5 | State's Funeral Directors Open 3-Day Conclave Here

Among Prominent Figures at Convention . jr- .-- w- - . ! i i aw jmaa OfTICElts'ANU &PEAIUJI AT IX.NUIAL CUNVENTIOM W. Douglas AUoa, J. M. Branaor, Loa Aagolao, aad IL K. Klafdoa ammorno- State's Funeral Directors Open 3-Day Conclave Here Funeral director and cmbslmcr of the tat, with upward of 100 In attendance, opened their annual three-day convention In th ElVa" club, lit East South Temple (treat, Wednesday afternoon. tha afternoon. J. M. Brunner. president presi-dent f the California Collet of Embalming at Loa Angela and former for-mer president of the aasoclsuoa of thst state, alas spoke. W. Itouglss Allan, eerretsry, and H. Pi. Klngdon, chairman, sra convention con-vention ofricer. Election will be held rnday. Tha first bueinaaa aeaalon began' at S p. m. With Carl A. LindquULl Ogden, president of tha Funeral Directors and Embalmer Association Associa-tion of Utah, presiding.' Th convention con-vention la the twenty-eisth of the aaeoclatlon and a a umber of national na-tional leader r scheduled aa speaker. Exhibit of funeral supplies were inspected by delegate at 1 p. m. In th ballroom, following a luncheon. lunch-eon. Professor J. W. Dennlatoe, member of the faculty of tha Hoh-enchuh-Carpenter College of Embalming Em-balming at BL Louis, was to die-cuss die-cuss "Balanced Buying and Bell-Ing" Bell-Ing" as tha principal speaker af