Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-11-24 | Page 10 | Banquet Honors Churchman

i. i c t SS f. f h. h 1 a MAYOR JOHN M. M WALLACE speaker speaker His His monument is a spire of grace vv I 1 W S So r o J. J REUBEN CLARK JR speaker speaker- His enduring elements stand su su- su- su preme e. e iN f. f fI f I f t. t f Qa FREDERICK P. P CHAMP speaker President Grant has exerted distinguished dis leadership r. r jr hi hir r t Jy f t aY r 1 e 1 4 1 r rD D D. D D. D MOFFAT speaker Utah speaker Utah silver to carry on your unselfish work 9 Y t wr r ir X 44 Y s. s ry G. G M M. GADSBY toastmaster toastmaster We We honor a man who has exercised an influence for good i 55 SS' SS'S S a i s sn n L. L S 0 a q i P. P sf h A 4 CA CALANE LANE W. W ADAMS speaker speaker- Your life is an inspiration YV We e ek ta take k e. e courage 1 BANQUET HONORS CHURCHMAN u t y y j aio a t f w N i v vw t If 4 4 4 5 lL l 5 L A v i. i S S S v vS S S pi 5 1 D i Y ya yaS i N S 4 f y t 1 r o a aA A l lS S 9 a 1 y a ti r a a. a Y y TV TWO O UTAH LEADERS LEADERS LEADERS-Heber Heber J J. J Gran t I president of the L L. L D. D S. S church and Governor Gov Gov- Henry H. H Blood chat during banquet honoring church president at Hotel Utah Wednesday night S S 5 3 f 1 I y Jf f 4 c y r 1 K k d' d d n j a b. b M y r T R A MAMMOTH CAKE Chefs CAKE Chefs wheel in the THE PRESENT EVER SMILE SMILE- huge birthday cake as part of business asso associates associates' President Grant smiles dinner between re rei re- re for anniversary marks r f 3 F- F JF b g I a aa a l r o f fet et 7 5 N r f v a S 9 h A rd r a r n r r b 5 f 9 IN AULD LANG SYNE Guests SYNE-Guests Guests speakers and honored guest join in song climaxing cli cli- maxing impressive observance honoring c church leader President Grant left G. G M. M GadsbY I J F t t c Ife tt john I Wallace Jf Reuben uben Clark Jr r I i r r r i v 1856 Nov 22 1938 d 1 I k 2 ill i U 1 PR sE NT li fi J ti Y r E 1 gj J r q f. f S Sy WITH w hT H A 1 in J J y r f. f r J 1 T i u A li lin n t. t H. H t I. I J t N t. t b. b U j L r t rU lr 1 q H t h. d z- z Jj Y Wt fA fAN J u i N r h j U W u i N i x N o mi I l ft B 3 E G r. r 4 Ma X 5 S 0 C I A T Er 51 I. r iW Vw S Yi J r af r i 5 F. f t tJ J i 6 1 B 3 I T Af D M 19 3 1 U. U t Lt ti o rA N j t ig n MJ 1 li Wd m fP WITH LOVE AND ESTEEM Plaque ESTEEM Plaque surmounting copper casket fille filled d i j with 1000 newly minted silver dollars presented to President Grant by the group of friends and associates who sponsored dinner in his honor r f v o i n w. w r U 4 k I I d J II 4 J vC v q C J 1 of k 11 v 7 u. u 4 5 9 b bF i F n f f r rd d y r r s sJ J s fi S S S 4 n b 4 E 1 i y y a f 2 5 1 ya y a THREE ECCLESIASTICAL LEADERS Three LEADERS Three of Utah's church leaders exchange remarks during an interlude in banquet Most Rev Duane G. G Hunt bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake P resident President Grant and lit Rt Rev Arthur W. W Moulton Episcopal bishop of Utah v t sR f w. w L 4 r j d i F r yi b pys v. v v l lI I i i 5 p u G V Y i o T Cf a Y I q S bp Y J bf 44 1 j J f J 1 nw d SYMBOLIC OF A PIONEER PIONEER Floral Floral pieces at the banquet were designed de de- deli li signed to carry out the pioneering and leadership of President Grant An 4 4 ox team is shown before President and Governor Blood 3 I IS C 1 Yd Pi aS Q l S db a 5 U 9 d o I S Sf f r 4 S a rl r a d S M J r b t i z 3 v jiA AND SO O GOOD NIGHT NIGHT- NIGHT NIGHTA A happy conclusion to an impressive occa occa- sion lion President Grant Gran bids adieu to Richard L. L Evans while e other er guests look on n Frank w J As Asp er i is at ri right i. i