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Show PAGE EIGHT , PRO VO (UTAH) E.V-EN I.N G H ERA L D, T-U E S D A Y, MAY 1, 1934 SERVICES FOR : JOS. BEESLEY XI Brief services for Joseph Smith Beesley, 90, "Utah piojieer, Black JIawk war veteran, and former resident of Provo, were held at the graveside at the Provo city cemetery ceme-tery this morning1. Mr. Beesley died Saturday at Rexburg, Idaho, and funeral services serv-ices were held in that city this afternoon. He was born Feb. 23, 1844 at White Water, Franklin county, Indiana. In the year 1862 he crossed the plains and made his home in Provo. and in the spring of 1864, he was called from the Second Sec-ond ward to drive, a church team hack to the Missouri river to meet . English converts. He was successful success-ful in bringing two families to Utah In 1868 he was again called to cross the plains, making three trips . in all. "He was married to Eliza Ann Andrews of Nephi, Nov. 23, 1874 at . the Endowment house in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Bessley died April 22, 1922. They were the parents Nof six sons and six daughters. In 1898, Mr. Beesley, with his family, ' moved to Driggs, Idaho, where they made their home for five years. At the time of the organisation organi-sation of the Teton stake, Mr. Beesley was chosen as one of the high councilmeiv. In 1903 the family fam-ily ' moved to Rexburg; and have since that time made their home , ithere. Throughout Mr. Beesley's Pay son BIBS. A. It. WmSON Correspondent rhon 4 Mr. and Mrs. R. W. McMullin announce the marriage of their daughter, Lucille, to Ray B. West, Jr., son of Dean Ray B. West of the Utah Agricultural College and Mrs. West. The parents of the young couple were in Salt Lake for the ceremony Saturday afternoon. after-noon. The young bride graduated last year from the University of Utah, and is employed in the law library at the University. Mr. West will graduate this June with a master's degree from the university. v Mrs. S. M. Simpson entertained at a bridal shower Friday afternoon after-noon in honor of Mrs. Ruhlyn A. Simpson, a recent- bride. The guests numbered twenty-three, and included the ladies of - the Social Tea, The young bride received re-ceived many lovely gifts. Mrs. Laban Harding returned life he has been a faithful L. D. S. church worker. Surviving are: John A. Beesley, Joseph S. Beesley, Mrs. John J. Hunt, Mrs. Jack Lewis, Mrs. William Wil-liam Bales, Seymour A. Beesley all of Rexburg, Idaho and Mrs. J. P. Bowers, Arthur A. Beesley of Salt Lake City. Twenty-six grand chiT-dren chiT-dren and five great grandchildren. home Saturday night from Berkeley, Berke-ley, California,, where she has been visiting at the: home of her son, Charles ' Harding. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ammoh ; Nebeker came in from the Nebeker ranch in Daggett county last week for a brief visit and to attend a family fam-ily dinner in honor of the birthday birth-day anniversary of their mother, Mrs. Mary Nebeker. ' Miss Edith Elmer is home from Los Angeles, where she enjoyed a delightful vacation ' trip of several sev-eral weeks. She visited with Miss Bernice Bills and other friends. Joseph Reece of Los Angeles tsi visiting with relatives and friends in Payson. Scout Press Club Meets Wednesday Members of the Junior Press club will meet Wednesday afternoon after-noon at 4:30 at the Herald office. "We want the Press club members mem-bers to bring their articles for the week scout page with them instead of taking them to the usual place," says Harry Thomas, president of the organization. HEARING IS SET Preliminary hearing for Wayne Grant of Salem, charged with assault as-sault with attempt to commit rape, was set for May 15 in the city court. Grant was freed on a $500 bond. The orfense is said to have been committed n August Aug-ust 1, 1933. SERVICES FOR W. FRESHWATER Bishop Walter P. Whitehead presided at the funeral services for Walter Freshwater, well known Provo sportsman, which were held in the First ward chapel Sunday afternoon. Mr, Freshwater Fresh-water died early Friday morning morn-ing at his home. Mrs. Sarah Ramsey and Mrs. Emma Egilson sang "Sunset," and "Beyond the River," with Mrs. Vera Peterson as accompanist. accompan-ist. "Lay My Head Beneath a Rose," was rendered by Mrs. Ramsey, and Walter Robinson, accompanied by Miss Phyllis Robinson, furnished the vocal solos, "I'm a Pilgrim," and "O My Father." Remarks were made by Mayor A. O. Smoot, Bishop Joseph A. Buttle and Bishop Whitehead. David John offered the opening prayer, the benediction was pronounced pro-nounced by William H. Callahan and the grave at the, Provo city cemetery was .dedicated by -Joseph Bills . A large group of relatives and friends were in attendance at the funeral, and the flowers were beautiful. The artists who created Little Lord Fauntleroy was found working for the CWA at $38 a week. If ypu ever had to wear one of those trick suits, you might wonder how that artist held out so-long. S-JLCJtb . FOR." THE .TX.XV. V.V.V.V . Lovely things of deiendable quality priced thriftily have made Sears Infants Department one of the finest in the city. If you have a baby, or arc preparing for a precious newcomer, we think this week of rousing values will quickly win you, too, over to Sears. 5F1 r ; 1 - Hand-Embroidered CREEPERS Just as cunning cun-ning as can toe! Daintily finished ad e m b'ro idered by hand . . . they're brand oew smartness for little ones. 36x50-inch BLANKET 90c 5 Wool Sateen bound on all four sides; reversible rever-sible and livened liv-ened with amusing jiurs-e jiurs-e r y designs. You'll w a n t several of course. Blue or pink. Reg. $1.29. HI-CHAIR $2.95 A stylish Windsor High Chair 'with spreading legs that won't tip. Choice of enamel colors or stains. Foot rest and tray. W m J s if The haughtiest infant wi1 be happy to receive a wardrobe as dainty and complete as this. You'll have to admit it's a matchless value! A 35 PIECE LAYETTE-SPECIAL! LAYETTE INCLUDES 2 Receiving Blankets, cotton fleeced, warm and soft for baby's comfort, 25c each. 1 Rubber Sheet, 27 x 36, hospital hos-pital size, 15c. 2 Quilted Nursery Pads, 2 29c. ; 1 Rubber Pants, 19c. 1 Pin and Garter set, 12c. 2 Hand Embroidered Sheer Voile Dresses, 29c each. 2 Hand made Cotton Batiste Slips, 39c each. 2 Knit Cotton with Rayon Stripe Undershirts, 39c each. 2 Flannel Abdominal Binders, .20 wool, balance cotton, 2 29c. 2 Pair Fine Combed Cotton Hose, 19c. 2 Quilted Bibbs, Bound in pink or blue, 2 29c. 12 Diapers, Birdseye diapers, hemmed ready for use, 27x27, 1.29. 2 Gowns or Wrappers, double needle shoulder and armhole seam. Regular 59c 35c. Rayon Covered RUBBER PANTS . A very neat French leg style of fine rayon-covered rubber. Value that wise mothers won't miss. White or flesh. Small, medium and large sizes U9c DAINTY TOTS' ' PANTY DRESSES Pert little tots can really feel proud of the new fxock that mother selects from this fresh, new assortment at Sears. . . Mother, too, will be proud of the value 7 01 she found 02)$ etl Dainty Hand - Made 4 Philippine Dresses MAKE SEARS Your Headquarters For Infants Wear The Most Complete Stock In Town. . .. 1 Sizes .6 mos, 1 and 2 years Delightfully . cool ; made of snowy 'white sheer lawnfine quality: Beautifully hand-em-broidered with deep hems, or scalloped bottoms. Tiny tucks turn-back cuffs sleeveless iand other . iV- clever details r. . . ". . .' . ; j t S Infants Flanelette Gowns & Wrappers Tiny gowns, wrappers and gertrudes, fashioned of fluffy white cotton-flannel Mighty fine values, too. Infants'. spes with blue or pink trim. Reg. 59c .... . . ... ... .;)2G prbwd Attends Liquor Hearing 'A large crowd attended the morning session of the liquor trial which went forward in the city court Monday ' and today with Judge D. - R. Ellertson on the bench. Charles Arnold 'and L. E. Bush are standing trial on a charge of liquor possession, brought following follow-ing a raid by county officers some time ago. Thf inrv rhosen for case Monday is ccfoiprised of Harry 0Heal, Tom Coiiins. Alvin Perry and S. A. Stum. who wishes 'could live 100 years. But when he gets there, he prob-ably prob-ably would wish he hadn't. 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Milk of Magnesia TOOTHPASTE 25c TUBE 2 for 26c 7T Oft) Firstaid SANITARY NAPKINS ONE DOZ. 25c 2 for KLENZO Cocoanut Oil SHAMPOO 50c bottle 2 for 51c r1231 Antiseptic Solution T&VCBt&ZV EPSOM SALT 3 ox. 10c ie 2 for llc 2 tor 26c CORff S O LITE N T v 25c bottle 2 for i"l Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday TT IT Tl o ism RUBBING ALCOHOL COMPOUND The alcohol rub that famous athletes use. Drives out soreness, stiffness. one pint SOc 2 .SSLc A m 2 Home Owned Stores ASPIRIN bottle of 100 49C 1 lb. Vacuum Sealed PROVO, UTAH ms l :a:r50c c; . "... .- i"" " -j . (c;(6) .189 W.CENTEit ' J, 'fj . -, |
