Iron County Record | 1955-01-13 | Page 8 | Funeral Services Honor Memory of Robert M. Miller

Funeral Services Honor Memory Of Robert M. Miller Funeral services for Robert M. Miller were held Saturday noon in the Parowan Third Ward chapel cha-pel with the impressive services being conducted by Bishop Howard How-ard Knight of the parowan Second Sec-ond Ward. Mr. Miller, a son of Pres. arid Mrs. Taylor Miller, and husband of Malo McNicol Miller, died just a week earlier in Honolulu Hono-lulu where he has resided for the past three years. Speakers at the services were Harley W. Dalton and Pres. W. Clair Rowley, with closing remarks re-marks by Bishop Knight. The invocation was by Pres. J. Harold Mitchell, the benediction was by Hugh L. Adams, and the grave was dedicated by Oscar J. Hulet. Musical numL-ers on the program pro-gram were a song, "There's a Beautiful Country," by a double mixed quartet composed of Verl Taylor, Ray Lyman, Alice Mitchell, Mitch-ell, Cherle Day, Berta Burton, Veda Adams, Karl Mitchell and Watson Adams accompanied by Mary Lyman; a song, "I Walk Today with God," by a ladies trio composed of Shirley Evans, Ramona Stubbs and Elna Stubbs, accompanied by Itha Mortensen at the organ and Barbara Jane Bayles at the piano; an organ and piano duet by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rowley, Provo, brother-in-law and sister of Mr. Miller, and the closing song by the quartet, quar-tet, "Lead Me Gently Home." Military services were conducted conduct-ed at the cemetery by Parowan Post No. 20, American Legion, directed by A. B. Matheson with Victor Robinson, post chaplain, presenting the flrg which covered cover-ed the casket during the services I to the wife of the deceased.