Eureka Reporter | 1914-12-18 | Page 9 | High School Faculty Will Have Charge of Services

high school faculty will have charge of services next sunday evening the tintic gintic high school faculty will mill take charge of the services at the L D S 8 church in this c ty the program as now outlined will include brief talks by I 1 ro s smith and saunders and some choice musical numbers by some of the other high school teachers the ol 01 eject of the program I 1 14 to bring the teachers parents and pu pile pits closer together the last issue of the nephi paper contains contains the following item regard ing the death of henry haynes baynes who was mas the father of mrs bichard richard haynes of eureka henry haynes who mho for the past thirty four jears ears has been a resident of nephi passed a vay at the home of his daughter mrs W J tuesday evening mr baynes had been around all day and had bad made two trips to town dur agthe day and retired for the n soon after retiring he told some of the members of the family that he felt a little sick and before more m was as said or done he quietly 1 passed a ased away the deceased was born in shire england april 18 1833 and in 1880 came carne to utah settling in nephi