| Show Final Rites Held For Silvia B. B McDonald l Sylvia Billie McDonald 16 daughter daugh daugh- ter of Mr and Mrs LaMonte McDonald died h in the Iron County Hospital late Sunday night April of a bullet wound A verdict of self inflicted gunshot gunshot gunshot gun gun- shot wound in the head with no motive known for the act was brought In by the coroners coroner's Jury Monday morning after an inquest before Justice of the Peace Alex H H. H Rollo acting coroner The jurors were J. J P P. P Fuller Thomas HIgbee and Robert B. B The deceased was born In Cedar City April 21 1924 1824 where she re resided resided re re- sided all her life At the time o 0 of death she was a student of the Cedar City Junior High School where she was a popular Besides her she Is survived survived sur sur- sur by the following sisters Mrs Theressa LaRosa La Rosa of California Mrs Maxine Jensen Provo Mr Mrs Virginia Gobel LaWanna and Monty Rae McDonald all of Cedar City Funeral services were held Wednesday Wednesday Wed Wed- n day afternoon at 2 pm p.m. in the Cedar First Ward L L. D. D S S. S Chapel with Bishop George W W. presiding A mixed quartet consistIng consist consist- Ing big of Sarah A. A Wood LaPrele Mertz Ray Cosslett and Mlles Miles Walker Walker Wal Wal- Wal 1 ker sang Sometime Well We'll Understand Understand Under Under- stand which was as followed by a 1 prayer by Mayor Mayer H. H H H. Lunt Mrs I Elaine Southwick and Lorin Miles I Ithen then sang a duet Sometime Some Some- I where Bishop Dishop Samuel F F. Leigh I of Cedar city Third Ward was the Ute I first speaker whose talk was followed by a tenor solo by Ray Cosslett I Your our sweet Little Rosebud Has HasLett Left Lett You The second speaker was as Frank B B. Wood who was followed by Bishop The concluding number was a solo by Miles MUes Walker Walker Walker Wal Wal- ker coming Home All musical numbers were accompanied by Mrs Beth Deth Leigh Benediction was of offered offered of of- by William B. B Adams and the grave dedicated by Herbert Webster |
