Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-09-17 | Page 8 | Active L. D. S. Worker Dead

ACTIVE L l. l D D. S 8 WORKER DEAD Mrs Margaret Margar t Taylor aylor Gibbs 65 youngest daughter of John Taylor former pre president of or the I. I L. L p D. S. S church and prominent prominent prom prominent L. L D. D S. S worker died in hospital at 1220 p. p m. m Monday of complications a af after ter an an operation Mrs Gibbs had been ill for tor the thelast last month She lived with her herd d a u g liter Mrs Charles S. S Merrill Military drive Born in 4 Salt Lake City March 15 1870 Mrs Gibbs was a daughter of Mr Gibbs Taylor and Margaret Young Taylor I She was educated In the public schools and later attended Brigham Young university at Provo Mrs frs Gibbs was a member of ot the f first Young Women's Mutual Improvement Improvement Improvement Im Im- Im- Im provement association state board and also served as president o of the Thirty-third Thirty L. L D. D S. S ward Relief society She married the late Gideon Gideon Gideon Gid Gid- eon A. A Gibbs Salt Lake City civil engineer in the L. L D. D S. S temple March 30 1895 Surviving Mrs Gibbs are two sons son G. G Aaron Gibbs Ogden John T. T Gibbs Long Island N. N Y two daughters Mrs Merrill and Mrs Margaret G. G Fry Frye Salt Lake City eight brothers E. E Y Taylor Los Angeles Cal Frank Abraham Samuel and Ezra O. O Taylor Salt Lake City Dr Fred W. W Taylor Provo Nephi Y and H Hyrum rum W. W Taylor Alberta Canada two sisters Mrs John M. M Whitaker and Mrs Charles Charl s R. R Howe Salt Lake City and four grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted at 1230 p. p m m. Thursday in the Yale L. L D. D S. S ward chapel Bishop Gaskell Gaskell Gas- Gas kell hell Romney will officiate Burial will be in hi Wasatch Lawn burial park Friends may call at the Deseret mortuary 36 East Seventh South street Tuesday and Wednesday and at the home of a daughter Mrs Charles S. S Merrill Military drive from 10 a. a m. m until noon Thursday