Iron County Record | 1937-11-18 | Page 1 | Armistice Day Very Quietly Observed.

L A Armistice J Day Very Quietly Observed l quietly quietly quiet Armistice Day passed very little of th the ly in Cedar City very L holiday spirit being evidenced L durl the flay day WI was wa s ing the day However fittingly observed with the Cedar American Legion and Post of the the American Legion Auxiliary sponsoring the events of the day With the thought In mind that the greatest need in a plea fo for peace the the- people peo poo- is education among young arranged in the a meeting was pie for college high school high school students instead instead instead in- in and Junior stead of the usual public meeting With practically all students in attendance at attendance at the meeting proved to bevery bevery be bevery successful with G. G R. R Parry very the and H H. E. E Petersen delivering I addresses of the day In the evening the American entertained nearly Legion Auxiliary and service ex-service service men one hundred ex Day their parents at an Armistice being served atthe atthe at atthe banquet people the First Ward Church A fitting and entertaining program was presented presented presented pre pre- during the meal meat This Thus was in the dance follow followed by a public First Ward recreation hall ball with wun a service ex-service men and large crowd of others in attendance