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Show SPRINGVILLE WOMAN'S LOSS DEEPLY FELT Mnnv Mourn At Services For V Pearl Bates Uoylance ' Held Here Sunday Funeral services for Mrs. Pearl pte liovlnnco, who died Thursday, j,mc S, at the home of her sister, .Mrs. Harry Piper, in Salt Luke, 're held Sunday nfternoon in the Si'.rluKville First ward chapel, with Bishop J. Knimett Hird in charge. The Mapleton male quartet sang ,e opening selection, "Sing Ye of a Heine Immortal," after which John s Groesbeck offered the invoea- A duet, "Hope Beyond," was j.jjjjjr by Hazel S. Bird and Frank Bjiirnson. The three, speakers, Bishop Lm-nJl.tt Lm-nJl.tt Bird. Patriarch O. B. Hunt-iirlu Hunt-iirlu and Patriarch J. F. Bring-bui'st, Bring-bui'st, spoke of the life of the deceased de-ceased as they had known her. niauncey Childs gave a cello solo and Andrew Pierce pronounced the benediction. The Mapleton male omirtet sang In closing "Belle Ma-hone." Ma-hone." Interment was in the Evergreen oemetery, under the direction of A. y. Wheeler. The grave was . dedicated dedi-cated by Samuel Bunnell. Mrs. Roylance had lived practically practi-cally all her life in Springville, al-thonsh al-thonsh she was born in "Tooele county, Jan. 29, 1880, the daughter of Joseph Bate nnd Clara Carter Bate. She was married to Moses Iioylnuee Sept. 24, 1902. They moved to Hall, Idaho, in 1919 and had re-tilled re-tilled there from that time until a few weeks ago, when she returned to Utah and went to the home of her sister in Salt Lake, in order to take medical treatment for asthma, from which she had suffered for more than twenty years. She did not appear to he dangerously ill, however, and came to Springville for Memorial day. She died four days later. Dropsy was said to be the cause of her death. In addition to her husband, Mrs. floylance is survived by two sons, Morris, 22, Howard, 18; her mother Sirs. Clara Bate; 3 brothers, J. M. Bate, of Springville, Kalph Bate, of Arco, Idaho, Leslie Bate, of BUrley, Jdnlio; 3 sisters, Mrs. S. Ferguson and Mrs. Harry Pennington, both of Springville, and Mrs. Harry Piper of Salt Lake. |