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Show NEpHI, the friendly ; CITY AT THE v CROSSROADS OF UTAH NEPHI, THE FRIENDLY CITY AT THE CROSSROADS OF UTAH Nephi, Juab Co., Utah, Thursday, Sept. 29, 1938 The Times, Vol. 29, No. 39 .; i: GET PROPER PRICE FOR YOUR ALFALFA Clubs Hold Successful Meet Here SEED, IS WARNING Funeral To Be Held Saturday For Mr. Sidwell SCHOOL BUILDING The News, Vol. Nominations Decided by Tuesday Vote APPROVAL GIVEN THURSDAY ,9 No. 39 REPORT GIVEN OF KIWANIS CLUB New Armory CONVENTION Building Is Dedicated Kiw-ani- c Although the per acre yield of o A report of the Word was received by the Board alfalfa seed in Utah is up over preat held convention recently DistSchool of of Juab Education vious years, the national average Sun Valley, Idaho was very ably rict Thursday afternoon from the is decreased, according to a bulletin presented at Mondays meeting of Public Works Administration, authfrom the United States Department the Nephi Kiwanis club held at the For Races Close to go ahead with the Dies Farmer Retired them orizing Many Prominent of Dance, Agriculture. Banquet, Forrest Hotel. Herman Mangelson construction of the new gymnasium It is reported that there are buyMen Attend and L. J. Wade, delegates to the Various Positions In Salt Lake and mechanic arts building. The .tOther Entertainment ers coming in to theis section of convention gave a detailed report project had been approved by the state and the prices for quoting Ceremonies Ticket On Democratic of the fine talks which were given officials at Washington, D. C. and Tuesday seed which is far below that being Enjoyed By Visitors and delightful entertainment that funds set up for this project. the firms. Farmers offered standard by rt was enjoyed during the annual conGroneman and Peter Contractor to be on the lookare "Peace in America will be assur. cast requested A large number of voters Dr. L. C. Warenski was vention. John W. Sidwell, prominent Ne- Architect Raymond J. Ashton will Water conservation through pro- out for those buyers who do not elWar will not ed by prepardness. run-off in the ballots in died of citizen the in Primary and promeeting. farmer, reclamation dry charge in and be phi motion of efficient Nephi Friday lay out ection held in Juab Gov. offer prices on par with the state a Salt Lake seek a prepared America. on Tuescounty In the L. Acil Sept. Tuesday, announchospital tourists President the the building, jects, keeping Petty H. Blood said here Saturday, average. Henry adday. 27, efficinet more had Paxman ed Walter J. that state longer by have been made at from Victor G. Pett of Eureka defeated been appointed chairman of the as he dedicated the $38,000 armory He was born in Nephi September P A 12Offers to 15 cents, while seed is actually vertising, and better use of W varof the Nephi Battery E 145th for the of Thomas Nephi Bailey of the the and 1861, majority 16, spent Recreational lodge committee. This Field funds were emphasized by meet- selling at from 18 to, 23 cents, deon the Democratic par- committee was Artillery, Utah National nomination of The life here. his part the early at monthly ious speakers recently appointed Guard. pending on the grade. to the state to foster the construcion for representative ty in cattle Clubs the Civic was reclife a of Associated his spent ing of the Construction of this armory is legislature, the votes being 1019 for reational lodge behind Mt. Nebo. Later of Southern Utah held here SaturMrs. C. O. Scannell of Caliente, business in Eastern Utah. not a warlike activity but a preto 661 for Bailey. Pett lived and farm a met with of he have greater means dry purchased City bringing already Nevada visited last week at the day, as a The county attorney nomination They against war", Fovernor and the forest service officials, and paration home of her mother, Mrs. D. K. in Nephi. prosperity to Utah. Blood said. "Therefore I see this was the closest of the day, from race Necommaster for the He was water such a the indications, of Dedication recently present Brown. as a temple of peace . . . with Edward Pike of Eureka securwill be constructed during building phi Irrigation company for about The good neighbor should rule pleted Nephi armory was conductnomination by a mere mar- building the ing session 11 two next with the the connection years. years. ed in the United States, and I wish the gin of 7 votes over James P. He was the son of John and Eliza of the clubs Saturday night. good neighbor policy could prevail of Nephi, who has been in The Sidwell. on the Wilson profollowing Principal speakers in Europe, the governor said. He To Nephi City, the fJtate Armory Washington during the past three of Abe James Sidwell, survive: children included Congressman commended the work of Adjutant gram Board, W. P. A. and any person or years for the purpose of receiving Dean the R. Sidwell, Nephi; Walllace, Idaho; Declo, Wiliam Murdock, General W. G. Williams of the Utah tor a legal education. The count gave Mrs. J. P. Langenbacker of Salt persons who areof responsible chairman of. the Utah Water storNational Guard in securing the Neour new arm- Pike 842, McCune 835. the construction broalso the B. Newell Lake Cook, following City; age commission; Mrs May B. Petty was victorious phi armory, which was erected as ory; the officers and enlisted men Gideon and fish Sidwell, and sisters: state thers the of commissioner a W P A project. of Battery E wish to thank you in securing the nomination for Juab Green-weIdaho Falls, Sidwell, Darrell George Nephi; game department;We sincerely county recorder over Lester H. Belfor your efforts. Brig. General Carl J. Badger, reIdaho; Mrs. Jesse Pay, Mrs. James appreciate director of the W. P. A. for what has been done for liston. The votes cast were Petty presenting Adjutnat General WillEttie and Jackson Mrs. Anderson James Mark Reid, and Utah, Mayor us and we are proud to think that 862, Belliston 819. iams, urged Nephi families to supSidwell, all of Nephi. of Provo. us R. Elgin Gardner of Levan won port the Nephi battery and to help The largest fire recorded in hisFuneral services will be held in the PePje f fthjs city Fe 8behind ." The session opened at 2:30 p. m. in building it into one of the strong wondel" the nomination for County Assessor was the burning of Rome in the North ward chapel Saturday at in the high school auditorium with tory No national era has offered the batteries in the state. over Warren H. Newton of Mona, A. D. 64. That was the occasion 2 P. M. ofPresident James M. Sargent in when We do not belong to a warWe hope that you will visit incumbent 927 to 743. cooperative and the cooperative Nero is supposed to have call at the home of Friends charge. It was sponsored by the fiddled while his us often in our new home and The winning candidates will be ficers, directors, managers and the like nation, he said, but I urge was con- Albert E. may capitol M. 8 6 P. to from d Sells and club Kiwanis Mayor Nephi we you to attend the drills placed on the November 8th elect- members a more positive and direct each youth of patriotic families to sumed. The second largest fire of and Saturday until the time and invite Bailey gave the address of all time was the Chicago socials that will be held there. ion ballot, along with those who opportunity to assist agriculture have at least a minimum of militfire in Friday services. business of the welcome. Following 1871. The of the Chi Battery E invites everyone o received the nomination in the than the present. Cooperative en- ary training. meeting a banquet was served in cago Fire anniversary Darrell J. Greenwell, state WPA its initial party on October 8. Dur- Primary election 2 weeks ago, and terprises have proved to be the is observed each year the South ward L. D. S. amuseing the afternoo nwe will have those who received the nomination best known method of bringing a administrator, commended Nephi throughout America as Fire Prevment hall. stabilized market condition to ag- for its cooperation in building the Open House displaying and ex- without contest. during which a nat In discussing the value of water ention Week, riculture. Cooperatives have held Rrmory and asked the citizens to effort is made to reduce plaining the use of all the equipto the state, Mr. Wallace pointed the the support of the industry they cooperate in aiding WPA to build ment in our organization. All who countrys tremendous economic d out that less than of the serve because of this service which other needed projects in the comhave not been through the Armory loss from fire. sufUtah in have lands has been real and direct. Cooper- munity. Irrigated may do so on that day. As part of Fire Prevention Week, ficient water supply and that exatives have been able in the past to Other speakers included CongIn the evening, starting at 9 P. inspector of treme care should be taken in mak- Ray Powell, Electrical Reraise the price to the producer over ressman Abe Murdock, William R. M. a will be dance. free there householders all City, Nephi urges to relative recommendations ing the price paid to the private buyer Wallace, chairman of the Utah freshments will be served. to make a survey the establishment of the Escalante In this territory Officers and Men of Batthrough larger volume, decreased Water Storage commission; Col. of their electrical equipment to see National monument. overhead, superior and friendly William H. Shepherd, C. C. Neslen fire tery E, 145th F. A. He did, however, cite instances if any of it mightbeconstitute a histmore reliable quality and Captain Eugene Lunt of the the in held management, were We can sure hazard. services that Funeral and experiments in which too great and more advantageos price in the Nephi battery. last Friday was caused not fire tabernacle Juab stake an amount of water had been used orys largest The state dignitaries and national highly competitive markets. Coopshort circuit because elect- afternoon for Mrs. Marintha Platt and that with less water the pro- by a was LOS ANGELES UNION STOCK eratives never have been able to guard officials were welcomed seventeen used not for Ostler, pioneer resident of Nephi duction of the land was increased. ricity YARDS raise California for will in farm Wilford Bailey of Nephi, Dr. prices require producers To bring out his point of increasing centuries after Rome had burned. who died at the home of her a normal number of Stocker and the face of surpluses and they nev- P. L. Jones of Nephi introduced the We suspect that electricity is blam- daughter in Salt Lake City. Robert feedei-fcatter ' for been production on Utah farms for the ed for able have to on the farm get replacements speakers. more fires than it really P. Garrettof therNorth ward bishbenefit of the citizens, he declared Music was furnished by the Juab ranges this fall, a survey made by price up to the cost of production ' fire are there but definite causes, officiated.opric that Utah topsoil has been washed this writer discloses.' There is an unless a shortage of the product high school band and a dance fol- down the Colorado river to Cali- hazards in the' misuse of electricity Speakers were I. H. Grace, A. J. abundant supply of dry range feed comes to their aid. They have held lowed the dedication. which householder with Robert E. and Lunt John every in most sections of the state but the loyalty of members because fornia, then our water permitted should be familiar. Best estimates Gowers, S. Patriarch and of Garrett Nephi to go here to irrigate it, and finalthere are comparatively few cattle they could show a profit over the selloss the electrical fire for last Musical of Herriman. Bodell put H. ly we send our people to California carried over aside from the young private competitive bidder only. year at $18,000,000. ections included a vocal solo by to raise the crops. stock. Cattlemen have marketed Cooperatives now have the green Teachers Mr. Powell Group Miss makes the vocal A. solo, J. Mrs. following Crapo; He urged cooperation of the astheir mature stock in an orderly light" under the AAA to aid in pullten Ostfor homes Carl vocal suggestions Roene solo, making on Bigler; sociation three projects: to head Services of Secures manner, those having fattened on ing farm prices up to parity thru to and all Wilford Mrs. vocal safer, urges and ler cooperate duet, Naoff creation of the Escalante grass alone going through the mar- controlled production, new uses, intional monument until a thorough with his department in eliminating Pratt and Mrs. Robert Winn. Dr. Robert Gaeth kets for immediate slaughter, while creased consumption and increased electrical loss. was offered invocation The by a great many other cattle have exports. investigation of the results has been This is the Go signal 1 socket is If benediction D. the and any J. Pexton coming lamp by to same obtain the Completed; been, or are being, fattened by for cooperatives. The big question or is loose on its support, S. G. Ord. The grave in the Vine apart, as rates is can they see the light and will enjoyed by cheap power The Juab Teachers Association feedlot feeders. Los Angeles, and to arrange for have it repaired. If the wires are Bluff cemetery was dedicated by has While there is considerable in- they continue their leadership. If arranged for the services of worn where they enter any socket, C. H. Garrett. development of the water supply have them Dr. Arthur Gaeth in an illustrated quiry for replacement cattle at this it could be shown that cooperatives of were replaced. grandsons lines as same the the roads along Work in the schools is going for2. Look around the house for' Mrs. Oster: Willis, Wayne, Everett lecture on Czechoslovokia and the time, it is quite likely that there appreciate the new opportunity are being developed. will be a much broader demand as and would take their rightful place ward and enthusastlcally European crisis. Much water can be conserved by temporary extensions which have and Thurl Ostler; Fabian Garrett present in the field of leadership they There smoothly Dr. Gaeth is probably better pre- the season advances and the first is a fine spirit of cooperation in place. Call in an elect- and Milton Shaw. been left in rock lining placing rains come. There is some trading would be recognized as the proper throughout the system. A splendid irrigation Out of town people who attend- pared on this subject than any one ditches 'and canals, according to Mr rician to have these replaced by a 10 going on in the southwest, but the agency to aid in the matter of attitude is manifest on the part of form of wiring. ed the funeral services last Friday in ourin state. Dr. Gaethasspent Greenwell, and he recommended permanent Czechoslovikia a miss- comparatively few sales made so balanced production and higher pri- both students and teachers. 3. See if all portable appliances for Mrs. Ostler included: Mr. and years this as one of the more desirable Farm people will continue student. and the far consist largely of cattle purch- ces. Enrollment this year is slightly ionary During in and are first class con- Mrs. A. W. Howell and family, Mr. n ased for types of projects to be submitted to dition.lamps conducted he summer a feedlots. their loyalty to cooperatives only less than that of last year. The degroup past If you can get a shock from and Mrs. Wm. Pistorius, Mr. and his department Particularly is this A so as long very large percentage of the tourists through the European they seize every oppor- crease occurs in Levan and Mona. any of them or if they frequently Mrs. Carl Smith, Mrs. Vivian An- of true of rocky terrain, he said. California stocker and feeder pur- tunity to bring better prices to Enrollment figures are: have them tony, Willard Draper, Mrs. Wm. countries.! The matter of requesing the Re- cause fuse blow-out- s, With this excepional background chasing power is centered at the producers. by an experienced man. and son, Mrs. Lizzy Barrett, Platt construction Finance corporation repaired Los Angeles Union Stock yards, When over production breaks the 4. See if the insulation on all Mrs. Mary Schaffer, Mrs. Isabel and preparation it should be a to make a loan for starting the real treat and opportunity to hear where inquiries are daily becoming farm prices and cooperatives fail alunite industry in Piute and Sevier attachment cords is intact. If in Hiskey, all of Salt Lake City; Mr. Dr. Gaeth. more noticeable. Due to the large to assist in these counties was brought up by Frank sulation is broken down or if wires and Mrs. Thomas Ostler and fam-- . Whatever disposition is made of number of comparatively small op- prices through strengthening control of productG. Martines of Richfield. Congress- are exposed, replace the cords with ily of Sandy, Mrs. J. P. Ostler, Rich- this momentous the demand at the central ion, they have little upon which to one erators, problem, ones. ard Ostler, of Jerome, Idaho; Mr. man Murdock, who has been in new 5. In purchasing cords select on- and Mrs. Carl Ostler, of Twin Falls, should be better able to understand market is of particular advantage peg their appeal to producers. The Teaching is no longer a process to touch with the situation for several cattle movement after hearing a lectproducers who thus have fine services of the past cannot of assigning pages in a book and ly those which have been approved Idaho; Mrs. Lila Prentice, Jerome, the the years indicated that he would sup- and of benefit ure such as Dr. Gaeth is capable active, competitive continue to hold which carry the braclet label Idaho; Willis Ostler, Gooding, Idain the then having pupils recite on the demand. port the request, but urged that of Underwriter This same competition face of failure ofproducers of delivering. Laboratories. cooperatives to content which they have read. The ho, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Boextreme care be used to avoid posworks out well for evis so The problem the buyer, be- grasp the new opportunity To hot and 6. Do not subject flexible cords bring teachers are making serious effort dell, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bodell cause it means that purchases can beter than sibility of failure of any certain to so interested, at the prses-eslightly above compet- to supervise the learning process ' injury in any way. Do not run and daughter of Herriman, Utah; eryone be process of the material, after a made much on the basis itive prices to pretty time, that the officers of the them under rugs, through door- Hyrum Vest of American Fork; Mr. Produc- and look after the individual needs loan has been made. Teachers association thought it a of the laws of supply and demand, ers have lived producers. in unfulfilled hope of pupils which is no easy task. The clubs advertising and road ways, or leave them in contact and Mrs. Joseph Vest, Mr. and wise move to extend an and fair prices all around for too invitation Six new teachers joined the rank may be long. hot radiators. Cooperatives offer Mrs. Scott, Mrs. James Redder, to the committees were instructed to in- with public to take advantage of established. But the important sav- yet the great promise to agricultur-a- l this year. All of these new members 7. Examine the fuses to see if and Mr. and Mrs. T. S, to both buyers and sellers is Hardy of this splendid opportunity. vestigate and take action o avoid any of them have ing d producers. Producers are becom-in- g are for their work and been tampered Provo; Mrs. Elmer Parker, Helper, conflicing advertising between any with. Use fuses The meeting will commence in due to the fact that at the central daily more impatient with the are fitting into thv system nicely. ' rated at 15 amperes Mrs. McVal Hardy of San Jose, communities or sections of the cattle markets, be school the October auditorium may sorted and inadequate market prices both Class and club organizations are Keep California, Hrs. James Hank, Mrs. 5, athigh state. As a means of eliminating except for special circuits. graded and prospective buyers may through 7:30 P. M. extra fuses on hand. cooperatives and other- rapidly being effected. Extra curEdward Meddowes and son of Salthis condition, which, according to some be saved the wise. traof To heavy expense balance the books, pay the ricular activities are going for8. Disconnect all electrical heatem, Utah; Mrs. Sarah Vest, Mrs. several speakers, tends to get the veling over hundreds of miles of salaries and return appliances, particularly electric Sadie Vest and Mrs. Katie Roger-so- n losing prices to ward. School people are anxious to visitors out of the state by the ing to locate country the grade and producers is not enough. Loyalty get every child interested In some irons, when they are not in use. of Mona. shortest and quickest route, it was Do class of cattle desired. will dwindle and die unless recreation and healthy activity. this by detaching their cords suggested that the clubs use large Certainly the central market organizations visualize clearly these P. T. A. Offficers have outlined the outlet. their billboards to advertise circle tours from means a new in greater spread stocker 9. See if all wall outlets are responsibility and take aggres- their program apd a fine spirit of and places of interest that will and feeder Vacation for sive prices, where to there Enjoys assist in the larger cooperation is irf evidence. fastened in place. If outsteps is active competition, the well-brekeep the tourist in the state as solidly naional cooperation A new set-u- p lets hiss when plugs are connected, in balancing has been proposed long as possible. of bound' feeders growthy type are Samuel to with Linton returned supply or demand so that farm- for canning and lunch projects. if the Nephi do not outlets make good Mark Anderson to realize some premium in Mayor of Provo contact with ers can vaca weeks after three receive School officials solicit the cooper- - ; price the plugs, have the Tuesday adequate prices. Cowas invited to speak on the record Funeral services were held on over the plainer and less desirable ation in Northern Utah, where he operatives must go clear along this ation of patrons in furnishing prohis city has made in paving its outlets replaced. for Miss Lolita Wilson, 9, at grades. Sunday line conditions in Weighing with friends. visited 10. relatives and duce Have may for free school lunches. slrengthening the respect for all electricstreets. He outlined the plan and visited at Brigham City the Juab stake tabernacle, with also prove more satisfactory to structure. A Cooperative is price states Supt. Nilsson, may unAgain, indorsed use of Utah rock asphalt al equipment so long and it is in Mr. Linton Ward in the both the buyer and seller, a situat- worthy of its name if bishopric charge for two weeks with his daughter The Nephi by inaction, we call your attention to the value ; as a material superior to others. use, and keep it in good order. opening prayer was given by ion that is not generally too satis- lethargy, soft Mr. and Mrs. and Cleon of or oppositpunctuality and regular atend-,-ancProvo now has 267 block paved factory in many places where the ion, it lends pedaling Lemon. He also visited at Logan Paul E. Booth. It is the desire of officer ; to lower strength with these materials and intends to VETERANS MAY were Miss Elveda Talks given by conveniences of a central market rarm and Hyde Park while away. While in any commodity, ei- to cut tardiness and absence to a prices L. Will Presidpave 40 more next year, he said. are Walton, not available. Judge Hoyt; ENTER C. C. C. ther in its own or that produced minimum. in Logan he visited the Utah State ent A. H. Belliston. The vocal sel' Commissioner Cook reviewed the by another group. Agriculural cooAgricultural college where his ections included two selections The nurse, in cooperation with necessity of protecting the ranges by perates must be big enough to the schools and doctors, is doing all Forty veterans of the State of grandson, Byron Memmott had reg- a tnd water bodies of the state for Utah quartet, Through Deepening Meet At will be admitted to the Civ- istered. He reports having had a fight for fair prices in both she can to protect children from IllFlagstaff their recreational value. Last year ilian Conservation Trails and Sometime Well Uncultural products which they agriness and disease. Corps during the wonderful time and appreciated the 44,000 people hunted deer in Utah buy vocal Sweet and solo, of October 1 to 20, according wonderful farming areas found in destand; Russell Haykins, a member of as well as hr those which they sell. The officers and teachers of the and the number is increasing an- period Miss Roene Low vocal solo Bigler; to information released Thursday Box Elder and Cache Counties. school district are seeking cooperthe recently appointed Aeronautics Farmers I Read When I Think of Sweet That nually. While he indicated his reg- by Mrs. Stella Donnelly, local America are Relation to make this the oanner year ret at th necessity of shooting ief Administrator. The appointed by Governor out in this hour for adequate crying Story of Old by Hilda Christian- committee vetprices in the schools. H. Blood to work for the and Henry sen Green. fie dptf in certain areas this year, erans may apply at the eligible Fountain of that the they hope local relief cooperative il 4 route will seize the new opportunity the conditions of the office for additional information. The closing prayer was given by establishment of an Marriage Announced for Mr. and Mrs. Udell Jensen spent G. R. Judd, and the grave in the from Phoenix, Arizona to Salt Lake sen-icand will throw Its full fonges and declared it was a case week in the end Sait Lake City. with J. E. Garn and strength into the program to balof reducing the herds to save both together Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ellison an- Vine Bluff cemetery was dedicated City, W. D. Hammond, flew to deer and range from destruction. ance production and demand fair nounce the marriage of their dau- by P. P. Chrislison. FAIR PRIZE MONEY IS Flagstaff Florence Crane, Jessie Mechant . New projects submitted included READY AT CLERKS OFFICE Out of town relatives and friends Arizona Thursday. They will meet and resonable prices for agriculturghter Margutte to Edwin L. Thomwith a like Afton Gibson, Jack Pace, Bryan support for a new federal building pson of Santaquin. The marriage who attended the funeral services ona to discusscommittee from Ariz- al products. Cooperatives will grasp Forrest. Clifford Garbett, Tom Hall, . the proposed air mail this new hope and make a for Price; an oiled road to a recThe Juab County Fair prize mon- took place Saturday Sept. 24 at Included: Carl Anderson, Mr. and reational area near Nephi and sup- ey U now ready and available The young couple will Mrs. Arthur Anderson, Mrs. Harry route. effort or will fall to meet Wilson Foote, Byron Memmott and at Provo. foltheneed in the trying times now Elmo Miller went to Logan last port for the passage of the consti- the office of County Clerk Fred L. make their home in Llewellyn, Mr. and Mre. Hyrum Mr. and Mrs. Spencer E. Forrest facing the week where they have enrolled in tutional amendments that affect Gadd, according to information giv- lowing a honey moonSantaquin, in Salt Lake Jacobsen, Mrs. Mlkkelson, and Mrs. agricultural producer. the school funds. en out Thursday. The persons City. Johnson of Fountain Green; Mrs. were in Salt Lake City Tuesday on Farmers are producing at a des- the U. S. A. C. . Maurine Matson, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. business. that were awarded prizes should tructive loss. Cooperatives, we bow Mfelba Jones, Carma Vickers, call at the office in the court house to you as the agency of Salt Vaughn Paxman and Jack Vick- Clift, Miss Chiyo Thomas the trust you will not fail us. ' Miss Melba Christiansen and Lucille and obtain a check. Those living ers left last Tursday for Logan to LakeCity, Mrs. A. W. Clyde and Eleanor Burton returned first right to defend having our losing Official News Section, Utah State B. V. home U. Hall have entered the at out of the city will receive their attend the Utah State Agriculural Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pulley of Amerrecently after spending the position. We have great hope In Farm Bureau Federation In th check by maiL Provo, ican Fork. college. past two weeks in Price. your leadership andvislon. We Utah Farmer. Utnh-Idah- Invite Public To Open House Fete e, n, Suggests Fire Prevention Measures Cooperatives Have Great Opportunity fding ' Wil-for- ion-wi- one-hir- Mrs. Ostler Services Held Last Friday California Will Require Replacements Public Invited ToHear Lecturer le School Work Progressing Smoothly Pall-beare- rs middle-wester- nt well-traine- Lolita Wilson , Services Held d, son-in-la- e. : iVv-relate- air-ma- cuor-ageo- |