Springville Herald | 1962-04-26 | Page 6 | Farewell Sunday, Mapleton, for Morris Warren

i 3 ' I I v r Morris K. Warren of Maple-ton Maple-ton called to Gulf States LDS mission, will be given . Maple-ton Maple-ton ward farewell Sunday. Farewell Sunday, Mapleton, for Morris Yarren Morris R. Warren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Welby Warren of Mapleton, has been called to serve in the Gulf States LDS mission. In his honor a farewell program will be given Sunday at 5 p.m., in the Mapleton Map-leton ward chapel, to which friends are invited. Speakers at the farewell will be J. Collin Allan and Darrell Warren. Bishop Stewart Stew-art C. Whiting will give remarks re-marks as will the parents of the missionary. The misisonary will respond. Jerry Peneralli will give an accordion selection during the program; Clyde Stevens, a piano solo and Linda Secrist, a vocal solo. Helen Grange will give prelude and postlude music mu-sic and other music will be furnished by the congregation. Fred Hurst will give the invocation in-vocation and Jesse Warren, the benediction. Other missionaries serving from the Mapleton ward are: Martin L. Palmer, Danish mis1 sion; LaRae Shipley, Spanish-American; Spanish-American; Mary Ray, California; Califor-nia; Mac Martin Bills, Brazilian; Bra-zilian; Jay Edwin Jensen, Spanish - American; Gordon Beardall, North British; Russell Rus-sell Williams, Danish; Max Bartholomew, Northern States: