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Show f y& - FUNERAL SERVICES. ;'& . - Very impressive services were held at the Garland hall Thursday -', " ' . at 1 o'clock p. in. The hall was !'.' ' crowded with sympathizing rela-U rela-U ( ', tives and friends of the deceased. Bp. A. R. Capencr presided. The It ' stairc was draped in white and beau ' 1 .' tiful wreaths of flowers were in cvi- , ' dencc. The handsome casket was ' also literally covered with beautiful flowers. On the stand were seated . members of the Stake Presidency,1 ward bishopric and high counsel (and other members of the priesthood. priest-hood. The ward choir furnished appropriate music for the occasion. Opening song, "Who arc These Arrayed in White," F. O. Haws and Mary Wahlass singing the duct, assisted as-sisted in the chorus by the choir. Prayer by Charles Munns. Singing "Nearer My God to Thee." The speakers were Bishop A. R. Capencr, Capen-cr, J. D. Wood of Farmington, Jos. Jensen, W. L. Grovcr, Prcst. M. '1 "1 H. Welling and Lottie B. Smith, 7 ' all of whom spoke of the noble I traits and cxcmpliary life of the de ft ' ceased, During the services. Mrs. Essie Wl ( Foulger sang the solo "I Need Thee Every Hour" and "O My Father" was rendered as a quartette, Mrs. Marie Wing singing the solo assisted as-sisted in the chorus by Mary Wan-lass, Wan-lass, Julia Strong, J. J. Shumway and P. A. Nordquist Mrs. Lucy A. Clark read a poem of her own composition in commemoration com-memoration of Sister Estclla S. Welling. The closing piece was a selection by the choir "Not a Spar4 row Fallcth," Mr3. Mary Wanlass singing the solo. Benediction' by Moroni Ward. Numerous relatives from Farmington, Farm-ington, Fielding, Riverside and other ot-her places were in attendance at the services. The pall bearers were Charlie Welling, Henry Sccrist, Ed. Welling, Wel-ling, Hyrum Welling, George Lay-ton Lay-ton and George Welling. A long procession followed the remains to the city cemetery where they wewc interred. At the tomb members of. the ward choir sang "Rest For the Weary Soul" and the grave was dedicated by D. E. Manning. |