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Show LEHI FREE PRESS, LEIII, UTAH Trailbuilder Two Honored For visor and teacher. With her hus band, she was MIA dance director, also working as MIA secretary. Mrs. Beck served on the general committee in putting over the Long Time Teaching Service 'A highly successful for all Primary boys in the Blazers, Trekkers and Guide-Scoclasses in the stake, and their fathers and mothers, was held last Wednesday evening in Wines Park with 160 present. Ward department leaders and representatives of the ward presidencies and bishoprics were included. All wards were represented on the program, which marked the 30th anniversary of Trailbuilding. The program followed the Indian theme of leadership in connection with the Primary program of Leo Love-ridg- e youth development. of the Second Ward bishopthe ric, in costume, depicted Indian chief, accompanied by the Trekkers and Guides of the Sixth Ward, also in Indian costume. They performed an Indian dance. Eldred Fox, stake scouting chairman, represented a father in the 1925 trailbuilding program. He was accompanied by a group of boys from the Third Ward, who displayed a chest of souvenirs. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lee of the First Ward represented the Primary father and mother. The Fourth Ward was in charge of the singing of the "Trailbuilders Hymn," which was directed by Berniece Rasmussen, stake chorister. Evelyn Larsen of the Seventh Ward was in charge of games. Prayers were offered by John Berry of Cedar Fort, and Kenneth Dubois of Fairfield. DeVere Fly-gaof the Second Ward was narrator throughout the program. Refreshments were served. Honored For Many Years Service ut re Stake Primary President with Jean "Fun-da-lay- " "Fun-da-la- Ar-del- le Zimmerman conducted the preliminary exercises during which special honor was accorded two long time workers in the Primary Association. Recognition for the most years spent as a Trailbuilder teacher was given Mrs. DeVere Evans Flygare who holds a record of conducting Trailbuilder classes for 13 years. Mrs. Flygare has taught the Guides the greater part of the time but has also conducted Blazer classes and has served as stake director in both departments. She has worked as a counselor and later Primary president in the Fifth Ward and has also served in the MIA presidency and as a Relief Society class leader. She is currently the Guide-patrleader in the Second Ward. Her family of five includes two boys, Bobbie, who has completed the Trailbuilder program, and Richard, 5, who is looking-forwar- d to the experience. 22 Years Primary Service Virland Fowler Beck was honor-ee- d as a Primary worker now serving in the Trailbuilder program who holds the longest record of Wife of Primary leadership. Bertrand Beck of the Sixth Ward bishopric, she has two grown sons, Jerry and Merrill, and a small Barbara. She began daughter, her duties as assistant secretary, while still a member of the Primary and is currently the Stake Guide-Scoleader, also serving in this capacity in the Sixth Ward during the past season. She was president in the First Ward and a counselor in the stake organization. Her teaching included the former class held for girls to age 14; Seagull and Bluebirds and Zions Boys and Girls. She was also Primary play-leadformerly. Included in her many other church positions have been Junior Sunday School super ol Christ- - offerson, Dorothy Bennett group directors, and Faye Fox of the stake presidency of the Primary. A hearty thank you is extended to all who aided in the success of the outing and to all who participated. Sixth Ward Members Second Ward Conference Well Attended Receive Priesthood Awards, Special Pins Young men who have attained the requirements for Aaronic Priesthood awards participated on The Lehi Second Ward confer- the program and received their ence was well attended at all ses- certificates in the Sixth Ward, sions, it is reported by Bishop J. Sunday evening. Bertrand Beck Ferrin Gurney. Stake President of the bishopric, conducted the exercises and the awards were Herman C. Goates, President E. Webb and President presented by Bishop Calvin Swen-so- n. Frank W. Jones were all present, Talks were given by Neil as well as members of the High Council and heads of auxiliary Young, Clifford Norman, Stephen organizations who attended the Swenson, who reviewed the lives of his four Saturday evening meeting. The Stake Presidency were Robert Allison and William C. who recalled the highspeakers at the Saturday evening Powell,of the Priests' program durlights meeting. Kenneth Singleton of the the year. Paul Trane ing bishopric spoke in Priesthood furnished pastmusical selection and a Leo at Loveridge meeting, Sunday were offered prayers by Keith School and Bishop J. Ferrin GurPrior and Rex Scott. ney in thee evening session. Those receiving certificates inCalled from the congregation Kenneth Price, were Dan Peterson, Ruel Evans, cluded Ralph Clifford Norris, Deacons; Norman, Lloyd B. Adamson and Bishop E. J. William Evans, Stephen S. N. Webb. President Goates was Robert Swenson, Allison, Calvin the concluding speaker. Special Rex Mark Bushand Scott Lewis, choir music was furnished under Teachers; and Merrill Beck, the direction of Marie Goates as man, Paul Trane, J. William Price, chorister, Lena Peterson and Jane and Stanley Allison, Keith Prior, Wm. accompanists Eddington, C. Powell and Neil Young, Priests. Edith Singleton, choir president. Seven were the recipients of a Selections included, new official presented pin "awarded after the "Gently Raise the Sacred Strain;" man .has achieved four and "The Angel Rolled the Stone young awards. It was also announced Away," with Clell Jackson as that Neil Young was believeed soloist, in the morning session. a pin. The pins, In the evening they sang, "Master, eligible for marked with the beautifully the Tempest is Raging," and Smith and Oliver Joseph Prophet The Galilee." of quar "Stranger kneeling in prayer, were tette include Maria and Thayas Cowdry to Robert and Stanley awarded Bray, Elma Christofferson, Eunice Allison, Rex Scott, Paul Trane Watkins, Janet and Margaret Ann Merrill Beck and Keith Prior. Webb, Vern Webb, Eugene Hilton Current group leaders are Arlin and LeRoy Gammon. Dean Prior and George Potter, No changes in leadership were Strasburg. made, was reported. Ar-mo- W. L. Crabb Here From South Dakota Fourth Ward Home From Korea Mrs. Charles Crabb has just returned from a visit in Las Vegas, Nevada, where she was the guest of her daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff Mildred Magleby. The group joimd in greeting Major Craig Crabb, home after a year as a Marine Corps pilot in Korea. Major Crabb, former Jet pilot, has more recently piloted the helicopters so important in the Korean campaign. During his time overseas he was also serving in Japan, the Hawaiian Islands, the Virgin and other islands, and sent keepsake gifts to his mother from each location. Major Crabb made the acquaintance of his youngest son, George, one year old, for the first time. With his wife and four children, he is now residing at Santa Ana, California, where he is stationed. son-in-la- i Major Howard Evans Home From Yakima Camp Major Howard Evans, who has spent the past two weeks in Yakima, Washington, on reserve training with the army, returned He visited briefly this week-enwith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum C. Evans and other family members here. His wife and children, Barbara and Clark, who have spent the time here with Mrs. Evans' mother, Mrs. Luretta Maxwell, and other relatives, rejoined him for the return to Mount Pleasant where he is serving as superintendent of schools. d. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Haws have and in Los Gene Angeles returned to Lehi alter spending Haws. Mr. and visiting Mrs. Haws two months in Lssaquah, Washingtraveled more than 3000 miles ton, visiting their son Grant Haws, during their trip. Scouts Take Yellowstone Trip two-mont- Accompanied by their scoutmaster, Virgil Roberts, and Troop Committeemen Elmo Russon and I.aMar Hutchings, 19 Boy Scouts of Troop IV of the fourth Ward, enjoyed an outing in Yellowstone Park. Lisel Russon also accompanied the group, assisting with transportation. The boys returned last That Lasts day after a five days outing. They enjoyed camping and cooking out of doors. They also held church services on Sunday. Rain on two days to dampen their enjoyable days failed to dampen their enjoyable program. NEW SOX FOR THE KEITH WARENSKIS A baby son, their first child, joined the family of Keith and Jerralyn McClellan, July 16, at the American Fork hospital. Randall K. is the name chosen for the newcomer, who weigheed in at 6 lbs. 2 oz. Mrs. Crarles Waren-sk- i, who now has 20 grandchildren, shares honors with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McClellan of Payson. There are three including Mrs. Ben Wilkinson of Richfield. 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