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Show TERRY REUNION HELD TUES.-WED. AT ENTERPRISE Three hundred and forty descendants des-cendants of Thomas S. Terry Sr met for the first time in thirty-one thirty-one years, on Tuesday and Wednesday, Wed-nesday, September 1 and 2 in a reunion at the Terry ranch and in the ward hall at Enterprise. p in. t flfteen livinS children of Mr. Terry ten were present at the reunion. They are, Mrs Mary A. Huntsman, Mrs. Lydia Winsor, Luther Terry, Joseph A. Terry and Frank D. Terry all ot Enterprise, Nelson Terry of Delta, M r s . Josephine Wads-worth, Wads-worth, Mrs. Eva Lee of Panaca, Thomas S. Terry and Exie Blake of St. George. Ten other branches were represented. Mrs. Hannah Terry wife of Thomas S. Terry Sr., was also present, ' ' ; Two.!imir,Hl an twenty of jtlilg number met at the Terry ranch on the evening of the 1st where a SflC-fai" 8B4 IH acquainted acquain-ted good time was had Previous to this a large beef had been barbecued, melons and grapes and rolls provided. These were served to the crowd. After the refreshments, Jimmie Potter of Huntington entertained the crowd with acrobatic stunts. Wednesday morning the affair was continued at the ranch with more people arriving. All report enjoying a second serving of the banquet after which the crowd returned to Enterprise and at 2 o'clock the following program was rendered to 350 people, a few of whom were invited guests, in the ward hall, with Claire Terry in charge. Song by congregation, "Love at Home". Prayer, Nelson Terry. Reading, Grandfather Terry's life written by Nora Lamoreaux read by Gene Mclntyre. Chorus: "This is the Way You Spell It", written by Jennie Caldwell and sung by group of Eliza Jane Terry's descendants. Talk, geneclogy by Ada Wood. Reading by Clara Mangum. Solo, "I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen", by Elvio Byrd Terry. Violin Solo, "Dream", by Car-lyle Car-lyle Wilcox, piano accompaniment accompani-ment by Frank Wilcox. Reading ''The One-Legged Goose", by Lafayette Terry. Terry family tree illustrated and explained by Melvin Harmon. Solo, "Last Rose of Summer", by Laura Thompson. Reading, Maeser Terry. Solo, "Sweet Long Ago", by Millie Peterson. Quartette, Maeser Terry, Athna Terry, Grant Terry and Merlin Huntsman, "Lucky Jim". Piano Solo, Nina Grange. Vocal Solo, Myrtle Joy Wads-worth. Wads-worth. Vocal Solo, with ukelele accompaniment, ac-companiment, Don Wadsworth. Tap Dance, little Eliza Jane Wadsworth, daughter of Lawrence Wadsworth of St. George. After the program ice cream and crackers were served to all present. In the evening a dance was enjoyed by all. Thomas S. Terry was a pioneer , of 1847 and had the distinction of ' helping to saw the lumber used in the first water wheel used in Salt Lake City also helped to make adobes used in the first house in Salt Lake and helped dig the first well in Salt Lake City. |
