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Show THURSDAY, MAY PAGE TEN THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN WHITE KFJYS INITIATE LOCAL YOUNG LADY Genlel Thornton, daughter of Mrs. Alice Thornton, American Fork, has been chosen as one of the" new members of the White Rodeo Queen Contest Announced for Pleasant Grove Fete At a recent jneetlng of the officers of the Pleasant Grove Strawberry Day Rodeo Association, Associa-tion, May 27 "was chosen as the date for selecting a Rodeo Queen and her attendants to reign over the celebration which will be held early in June. Rules governing the contest were set up as follows: The contestants must reside In Utah county, shall be between the ages of 16 and 21, and shall not have been a previous queen. Contestants will be udged according ac-cording to costume, horsemanship, horseman-ship, horse and saddle. Girls, here Is your opportunity to get into one of the West's most outstanding and famous Doc Sorenson rodeos. Entrants may contact Dewey Adamson, Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove, for further Information Informa-tion on entering the contest. Keys, Brigham Young Universl ty's senior women's honorary service organizations. Along with fifteen other new members. Genlel was serenaded by the old members at dawn on Thursday, April 20, and was presented pre-sented with a white carnation corsage tied with royal blue ribbon. rib-bon. A special breakfast and pledging were held in the Smith clubroom at 7:00 a. m. in 1947 Genlel eraduated from the American Fork High scnooi, wherp Ahe had been active In several School organizations. She Is now majoring in Physical Education, Edu-cation, College of Education, at the BYU. Hospital Notes Patients admitted to the hos pital during the week were Mrs. T. A. Greenwood, Mrs. George Conder. Mrs. William Young, Mrs. John Carson, American Fork, and Mrs. Glen Sauls, Pleasant Grove. 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Sizes 8V4-11. .. m AMERICAN FORK Obituaries INFANT PIERCE Funeral services for Terry Martin Pierce, 11 months old son of Naurine Clements Pierce, will be conducted today (May 11) In the Anderson and Sons Mortuary under the .direction of Leo T. Hansen. blshoD of the Fourth LOS ward. The child died Tues day at 9:40 p. m. from whooping cough and a heart ailment. Friends may call at the home of the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Clements from 9 a. m. to 12 noon the day of the services. Surviving besides the mother and grandparents is a brother, Scott V. Pierce, American Fork. LDS Church Worker Dies Wednesday Following Illness Pearl R. Cunningham, 53, life long active church worker, died early Wednesday morning fol lowing a two weeks illness of an embolism. She suffered a first attack In April 1948 from which she recovered but was not able to resist the second one. Pearl Amelia Rowley Cunning-1 ham was bora Sept. 29, 1896, in American Fork, the daughter .of Alma and Amelia Shipley Row ley. She was married to Wilson Cunningham, also of American Fork, in the Salt Lake temple, May 17, 1922. She attended the American Fork schools, graduating from the high school In 1916. She was also a graduate of the LDS Business Bus-iness College. Before her marriage mar-riage she was employed at the American Fork Coop store and also In Salt Lake City, and later at the Utah State Training school. She had been a teacher In the Primary association, the Sunday School, the MIA, and the Relief Society; a counselor In the ward MIA, and had worked In the Primary Pri-mary In many positions, the last one being Alpine stake president from which she resigned follow lng her Illness In 1948. She was a member of the First ward choir for many years and had done a great amount-of genea logical research. . She was a charter member of the Literary League and a mem ber of the Bible Study group. Surviving are her husband, a daughter, Carol, 13; four sisters and a brother, Mrs. George (Sa die) Meredith, Mrs. George (Kate) Adams, Albert Rowley, American Fork; Mrs. Ed (Ada) Larson, Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Wilford J. (Grace) Morrison, Orange, Cal. Funeral services will be an nounced later. As BIRTHS Marvin Jorgensen, of Jorgen-sen's Jorgen-sen's Upholstery, and his wife Lois Ricks Jorgensen, are the more than proud parents of twin daughters born May 3, in the Lehi hospital. Darlene, smallest of the two, weighed five pounds five ounces, while Maurine, the more husky sister, tipped the scales at five pounds 12 ounces Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jorgensen and Mr. and Mrs George Ricks, all of Lehi, and there are four paternal great grandparents In Cache county. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arrington, Alpine, are the parents of a baby boy born at the Community hos pita! May 8. Other babies arriving at the hospital during the week were May 4, to Mrs. Ted Babbel, Pleasant Grove, a boy; May 7, to Mrs. John P. Fugal, Pleasant Grove, a boy; May 8, to Mrs. Marvin Roberts, Pleasant" Orover a -?irr,--and to Mrs. Merlin Peart, Lehi, a girl. GbvrLcc to AtJchd State Unveiling Of Utah's Founder Utah Governor J. Bracken Lee has been Invited to head Utah's delegation to Washington, D. C. on June 1 for the unveiling of the Brigham Young heroic size marble statue in Statuary Hall at the nation's capltol the unofficial un-official Hall of Fame for the United States. The governor has indicated that he will accept the Invitation and in behalf of the state will present the statue to the nation, according to Mrs. C. L. Jack, chairman of the official leglsla tlve Brigham Young Statue commission. com-mission. Utah's senior senator, Elbert D. Thomas, will be the principal speaker, according to Mr.- Jack. -: All of Utah's congressional del egation have indicated that they win attend tne anair, which falls on the Utah founder's birth anniversary. anni-versary. This includes Senator Arthur V. Watklns and Representatives Represen-tatives Re va Beck Bosone and Walter K. Oranger. - John Albert Yancey Dies at Age 63 Following Illness John Albert Yancey, 63, died at 6:10 Tuesday morning, May 9, following a short illness of uremia. ure-mia. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 1 o'clock in the Alpine stake tabernacle, with F. Rulon Nicholes, bishop of the Fifth, ward officiating. Friends may call at the family home Saturday morning until time of services. He was born July 18, 1886, in Aberdeen, Miss., a son of Jasper and Sarah Tunnel Yancey. He came to Utah at the age of seven years with his parents, converts to the Church of Jesus Christ cf Latter-day Saints. They settled first In Pleasant Grove but moved to American Fork four years later. He attended the public schools in Pleasant Grove and American Fork. Beginning at an early age he worked on the range with sheep until 1933. Since that time he has been employed by Walsh construction, . Geneva Steel and other construction companies. He was married In Provo Sept. 22, 1908 to Emily Hoggard, who survives. Also surviving are five children, Kenneth E. Yancey, Ogden; Veldon E. Yancey, Las Vegas, Nev.; Mrs. Hal (Rhea) Johnson, Lake View; Mrs. Myron G. (Madge) Crandall, and Mrs. Leone Y. Duffin, American Fork; 15 grandchildren, a brother, Thomas E. Yancey, Taylorsville, Salt Lake county, and a sister, Mrs. Ed (Flora) Conder, Ameri can Fork. Union Pacific Railroad is using assembly line methods to rebuild 500 gondola cars in its Omaha shops. m Nexf to Christmas, Mother's Day is the most widely observed observ-ed holiday in the year. That is the statement made by the National Commlteee on the observance of Mother's Day, a fact that each year is being more universally subscribed to by retailers who for the most part, rate If second to Christmas Christ-mas as a gift giving occasion. C. D. STRANG "Tour Home Town Jeweler" fill Mak nation ReS NOW I Transportation, hotel tc-commodMtions tc-commodMtions and special sightseeing' $JI included for one low cost! California Yellswilcsa - . Jlijtori: Eat Pacific Cc::t Hew York City Pacific Ilcrlbwest fc Othir enjoyabli Touts tlso tvailtbl. FREE FOLDER I Get your copy of Greyhound! Amwlog AmcricaVacadoa Folder, Fold-er, giving dy-by-dty deicrip-tioDt deicrip-tioDt of tcortt of carefree tours. Call your Greyhound Agent Thornton Drug Co. Phone 3 American Fork GREYHOUND TRAVEL DURE AU 107 W. South Temple St. Salt Lake Cltv 1. Utah Third Ward Violin soloMrs. Douglas Nash; tribute to Mother, Richard Devey and Sondra Scott; trombone duet, Lola Wagstaff and Neal Savage; vocal solo, Elaine Bryner; trumpet solo, Robert Wagstaff; acrostic "Mother," Kindergarten; presentation of flowers. Fifth Ward Tribute will be paid to the Pio neer Mother of 1850 and to the Centennial Mother of 1950. Special Spec-ial music Is being prepared, the Junior Sunday School will give songs and readings and Patricia Sunderlandjwlll give a retold story. Mrs. , A. F. Coleman has charge of the program preparation. Late Church Notice Mother's Day Programs Second Ward Members will be asked to sit in family groups Instead of the usual class arrangement. Poem, Marillen Wadley; talks, Robert Monson and Elaine Andreason, and Mother's Day Songs, all from the Junior Sunday School. Talk, Mother in the Church," Mrs. Stanley D. Roberts. Distribution of gif tsA Tribute to Mother, Alma L. Earl. Music from the Senior Sunday School. Closing prayer, Jimmy Chadwick, Junior Sunday School. Thursday evening Mrs. E. C. Devltt and Marcelle H. Skinner were guests of Mrs. Dick Parker at the Salt Lake Lady Lions banquet ban-quet at the Hotel Utah Roof Garden. The ladles were presented pre-sented with corsages and memo pencils as favors. WW? yy wfi&$ 1 li.-.nn mmW.tvV, t t.Y. j , Please Mother! Flatter Mother! Show Mother .you care . . . with a fresh, fragrant bouquet of Her favorite blooms. Place your Mother's Day order early tell us when and where to deliver and well be there exactly on time with Her so-special gift! Humphries Floral Telephone 200 American Fk , i FOR MOTHER r, ; ; New- House 1 7J 1 DRESSES A;V-Sf7 2 Sure to please and flatter . V" I fts V- .Vi 5 PRICED' .'. r rssrjVx "-'' '''' " f Hmw I $2.95 " ' W1 'f 6 A wash frock .she'll love 'I and wear and wear. .f fl ' I ALL MOTHERS LOVE II I Nylon Hose ; :My TT1? 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