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Show Maeser I Enid Hatch . Phone 789-3150 J Slade family attend funeral ofK. Snarr DeLeon and Sandie Slade and family attended the funeral for Kenneth Huish Snarr, Sandie's father in Salt Lake City Thurs., Oct. 16. They were in Salt Lake City during the UEA weekend and had visited him on Mon., Oct. 13. Daughters of Utah Pioneers Camp Buena Vista met for their Oct. 16 meeting at the home of Rhoda Stevens. Lita Bullock conducted, invocation was given by Thelma Oaks. The pledge was lead by Lita Bullock. Minutes and roll call was by Marcella Roper, announcements an-nouncements and business of the meeting was the election of Myrle Moore as treasurer to handle all of the money matters of the camp. History of William Howard Perry was read by Rhoda Stevens. Louisa Hacking gave the Native Pioneers lesson. Native pioneers were trained by their parents to endure the harshness of frontier life, generally proved capable of meeting the demands of their situations. situa-tions. Stories of human experiences encountered, en-countered, tales of adventure, danger, courage, love, disappointment and joy which excited the curiosity and interest were given. Some of these stories are: Philomela Lake Taylor, stricken with tragedy all her life was left a widow. She worked hard to raise her children and grandchildren. grand-children. Elizabeth Reese Craig who pioneered in Arizona, left widowed after the accidental ac-cidental death of her husband, was asked ask-ed if pioneering in Arizona was harder than in Utah. She replyed, "I suppose you'd say that pioneering in those early years was hard, but we were all trying to develop the country and build a better bet-ter nation. Everybody worked together and tried to follow the teaching of the leaders, like Brigham Young and the apostles. Stick to the good and work for ' the right. Of course we worked hard, but hard work is good for the soul of man. Hard work kept our children out of mischfef and all of us from getting into in-to trouble.. .We were building a nation." Anne Jane Jorgensen Rasmussen's (better known was Jennie, and later Aunt Jennie) main interest was her family, but she still found time to serve in many auxiliaries of the LDS Church and in the community in Mt. Pleasant, Utah. With her very keen, yet quiet sense of humor she was outstanding in her originality of giving parties for her family on birthdays, Halloween, and while they were in high school and grade school. Hostesses, Thelma Oaks and Rhoda Stevens served 11 members. The next meeting, Nov. 20 will be at Myrle Moore's home. Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Dudley from Jospeh, Utah spent the weekend visiting with their mother, Vilate Hall and sister Margaret Elison. Mrs. Hall has been convalescing at home. She is improving. Student teachers from BYU are teaching at the new Discovery Elementary Elemen-tary School. Staying at the home of Blanch Smith is Loralee Slade from Cortez, Colo., Ann Lau from Longnont, Colo., Jennifer Kelly from Flagstaff, Ariz., and Susan Seely from Rexburg, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Caldwell recently recent-ly spent the weekend in Rexburg, Idaho where they visited with the Robert Nelson family. Mr. Nelson is the head instructor of theater arts. They were able to attend the play "Lamp at Mid night" which he directed and took part in. The family of Lyle and Sarah Glines were home over the weekend. They are: Verl and Judy Glines and Charles Ray Glines from Salt Lake City, Lowell Glines from Orem, Shirley Kilpack from Magna, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Merkley and Karen went to Provo, Sun.,- Oct. 26, where they visited with Randy and Valynn Christofferson and new daughter. Wayde and Pamalla Mecham and family have moved to Power Wash, Col-o., Col-o., in the northern corner of the state, Baggs, Wyo., will be their nearest town. He works for Mountain Fuel. Daryl Jones married Calene Coltharp Fri., Oct. 24, in the Salt Lake LDS temple. tem-ple. Mrs. Geraldine McConkie and children from Richfield, Utah visited over the weekend with her parents, Gerald and Margaret Caldwell. Norman and Dean Welch visited with Elmer and Theo Lind on their way back to Connell, Wash., from a trip they had taken through the southern states. Mrs. Chris Bateman and Cheryl Rose and daughter Marcie from Grand Junction, Junc-tion, Colo., have been visiting at the home of Dennis and Nancy Hullinger. They are Nancy's mother and sister. Ed and Arlene Stewart have two new grandchildren, a baby girl born to Brad and Joyce Jackson named Hidie and a boy born to Kenny and Julie Stewart named Kristopher Ryan. . Missionaries called Irom Maeser to serve on missions for the LDS Church are Edna Raines who will serve in the Ohio Columbus mission, Larry and Ar-dith Ar-dith Abegglen will serve in the Independence In-dependence Missouri mission and David Perry to serve in one of the Japan missions. |
