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Show Impressive Services For Harriett liigham l Farewell rites for Mrs. Harriett Buckley Higham, who died at her home at Centerfield Tuesday of last week, were held from the Center-field Center-field ward meeting house Sunday afternoon at one o'clock, Bishop C. A. Peterson, officiating. The chapel I was filled with sorrowing friends : and throughout the services were impressive, words of sorrow being spoken for the one who had been called and for those who are left to mourn. Those delivering eulogies for Mrs. Higham were Bishop Chas. S. Han- ' sen, Chas. H. Embley and Brigham Jensen. An appropriate program of ' music, under the supervision of Dr. R. C. Swalberg, was given during the services, and was as follows: "Prayer in the Soul's Sincere De- sire, "Shall 1 Receive a Welcome Home," "No Night There," "Face to Face" and "Jesus Lover of My Soul." Invocation was offered by A. E. Park and the benediction by J. H. Simonsen, and the grave was dedicated dedi-cated by Bishop Peterson. A poem, composed by Mrs. Hannah E. Jensen Jen-sen while Mrs. Higham was president presi-dent of the Primary association and a favorite of Mrs. Higham, was read by Chas. H. Embley. The floral offerings of-ferings were elaborate and beautiful, many special tokens from organizations organiza-tions and friends and relatives being given. Following the services at the chapel the remains were taken to the Centerfield cemetery and tenderly laid ti their last resting place. Mrs. Higham was the daughter of Edmond Buckley and Harriett Dunk-erly Dunk-erly Buckley. She was a native of England, having been born Octobei 24, 1843. On June 4, 1864, she came to America settling first at Phila-j Phila-j delphia. In 1874 they went to Provo ; and three years later Mr. and Mrs. Higham located at Centerfield. In addition to one son, Albert Higham of Centerfield, four daughters daugh-ters remain, Mrs. C. P. Nielson and Mrs. L. C. Myrup of Centerfield, Mrs. H. J. Myrup ofi McGill, Nev., 1 If T m T , 'i. . aim mis. j. i. .ranter oi israncit, Alta., Canada. Thirty-seven grand, j children and thirteen great-grandchildren are also survivors. |