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Show DcatH Talced fl; lenemrdv, Industrial Education Lea sr at Collae of Southern Utah Final rit were aortrJoatme of Cedar City otstnn4itj0du-cators otstnn4itj0du-cators and civi(4endtTueSda afternoon at theCedarSeixmd Ward Chapel. '-''t? Services were held tor Arthur Eugene Hardy, 51, who'tjicd t his home Saturday mornin;vpc 15 of heart ailment. Mr. Hardy has served for many years as chairman of the Indus-4 trial Education Division at College Col-lege of Southern Utah and has trained and placed many youngsters young-sters in Utah defense industries. He was a member of the Cedar City Lions Club where he held a number of positions; he is the immediate past president of the Southern Utah Alcoholic Council, a past chairman of the Cedar City Safety Council and at the time of his death was chairman of the Traffic and Safety committee com-mittee at CSU. Professionally he served as president pre-sident of the CSU faculty organization organi-zation and has held other positions posi-tions on various committees of the college Including chairman 1 A aa! I ARTHUR EUGENE HARDT of Ve liege Including chair-manVf chair-manVf Vocational Day, in which 'high VmKiI students visited the ft-ampuY anVpaxticipated in va-! va-! tious aliievVnettt contests. , ; ' He w;? anytlve member of the LDS Vhurfy. " , kl '; 'VMr. Harcf was born in Miners-' vlllo;,on AptL UX tf14, Bon of Arthur Orwii1CanJvferrtna Elizabeth Eliza-beth Davis l-dynj'. married Elipa BjrdAp 8, Vjj,, at Parowan, Pa-rowan, a mirrie liner solemnized solem-nized h, the St- Gflfcrg. LHS 'om-pie 'om-pie . HeranateirjrtnVrtnch AgriculturakCvlegv no (8U. and the Utah , 'Sta'ti Lveryat Logan. 3 V Survivors lncluS JiisXvife A Cedar City; three bltyheV Warren G. Hardy, DetrrtTt, Clark Maurice Hardy, AlaVIo, Nev., and Russell Orwin Hardy tH Salt Lake City; two sisters, Mrs. J. Delos (Ruby) Baker, Salt Lake City and Mrs. DeWltt (Olive) Brannlng, American Fork. Add to Hardy Story The funeral services were conducted con-ducted by Bishop Theron Ash-croft Ash-croft of the Second Ward. Speakers were Dr. Royden C. Braithwaite and President Frank Day. Invocation was by Ilaen Coo-ley, Coo-ley, and benediction by Ray Knell. Prayer at the mortuary prior tD the services was by Homer Hom-er Jones. The musical program included a vocal number, "I Need Thee Every Hour," by the Llor Club quartet, composed 01 Merrill Peterson, Howard Wood, Ralph Hafen and Hcrschell Necley; a violin solo by Roy L. Halverson, accompanied by Mrs. Loa Johnson; John-son; a vocal solo, "Oh Dry Those Tears" by Dr. Blaine Johnson, ac companled by Mrs. Johnson. Tre-lude Tre-lude and postlude music was by Belle Jones. Honorary pall bearers were members of the College of Southern South-ern Utah and the Cedar City Lions Club. |
