| Show Final Rites Held 4 Sunday For David Dix Funeral services were held In Inthe Inthe inthe the First Ward chapel at 1 p p. m. m Sunday for David DIx 63 03 who died suddenly Friday from a heart attack Bp Dp Frank B. B Wood presided and opening organ music was played b by Frank Van Cott A quartet composed of William Macfarlane Ray Cosslett Mrs F F. B B. Wood and Miss Alice Williams accompanied by M. M Van Cott sang Oh My Father and the Invocation Invocation cation was by William m Macfar Macfarlane ne following which the quartet sang a second number Sometime Well We'll Understand Dr M. M J J. J Macfarlane was the first speaker followed by H. H H. H Lunt Roy Halversen played a violin solo i Joslyn's Berceuse accompanied by Mr Van Cott Cotto S. S F. F Leigh and Bp Wood were concluding speakers speak speak- ers era and Myles Walker sang song the closing song Coming tome nome ac accompanied accompanied ac- ac companied by Mrs Beth Bell Herbert Webster gave the benediction benediction benediction bene bene- diction and at the cemetery the grave was dedicated by Kenneth Macfarlane Pallbearers were the Ule four sons and two surviving brothers of the i. i Flower girls were cousins cousins cousins cou cou- sins and young friends of the family The who had been suffering from heart trouble for forthe forthe the Jie past few years had been feeing feelIng feel feel- hag ng Ing rather poorly for four days daya but jut appeared greatly Improved Friday morning death coming suddenly and nd as a surprise Friday evening Born in Swansea Wales on April 3 1875 he was a son of William and Elvira Jones When lie Re was six years old he came to Utah with his ils family as converts convert to the L. L D. D S. S faith After living in Salt Lake City for tor nearly a year the family came to Cedar City where Mr had since resided He ne engaged In mining activities for tor many years later entering farming Tanning and the livestock business He was an elder cIder In the L. L D D. S S. S church and for lor 14 years a member of or the Pioneer day and Old Folks' Folks committee of the Cedar City Wards On August 5 1902 he married Elizabeth Ellen Macfarlane of Cedar Cedar Cedar Ce Ce- dar City at Parowan They were parents of 12 children all of whom are still living and were present at the funeral services Surviving are his widow and the following sons and daughters D.C. D D. C C. C Leroy and Arthur DIx Mrs Mra Dorothy Green Mrs Ellen Olaf- Olaf son Mrs Edith Lowder Dewey Louise and Patricia DIx all of Cedar Cedar Cedar Ce Ce- dar City It H. w w. and Hilda Dix and Mrs Gwendolyn Carter of Salt Lake City two brothers Thomas Dix member of the state legislate legislature legislature legisla legisla- ture te ture from Salt Lake City and William William Wil Wil- liam Dix of at Provo a stepbrother and two stepsisters John and ind Louise Holland and Mrs F. F W. W Middle Middleton ton and six grandchildren |
