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Show School coordinator. A member of the Cedar City American Legion Auxiliary she had served as both a local lo-cal and district exficer. She served for 11 years as the assistant as-sistant Librarian at the Cedar City Library. Survivurs include her husband, hus-band, Cedar City; two daughters, daugh-ters, Mrs. Scott (Alice) Butt, Cedar City and Mrs. LuLan (Marie) Gordon, Orem; and two sons, Melvin, Cedar City and Bernett, Tooele. Also surviving are fourteen grandchildren, eight greatgrandchildren great-grandchildren also a brother, Arch M. Lamoreaux, Orem. I a If Www Fijoeral servces held for fletiie Baldwin - Nettie Lamoreaux Baldwin, 75; "of Cedar City died August 28 'in the Valley View Medical Center after a long illness. Funeral services in her hon-, hon-, or were held Monday, Aug. 28 : in the Cedar City Third Ward Ch'apel, under the direction of j Bishop Jack Matheson. Speakers at the services included Dr. Reed W. Farns- worth with a tribute by Elene Jensen and by Mrs. Blanche . Dotson representing the Amer ican Legion Auxiliary. Family prayer was offered by Leland Gordon. Invocation was by David Michael Batt and the benediction was by Lloyd Kenney. Musical selections Included a vocal solo, "Good Night and Good Morning," by Leland Lamoreaux; a vocal solo, ''Prayer Perfect," by David Lee Gordon and a selection by a women's trio composed of Shirley Stratton, Zelda Smith and Betty Lynch accompanied ac-companied by Carol Leishman. Prelude and postlude music was by Minnie Wheeler. Burial was in the Paragon-ah Paragon-ah cemetery where brief services ser-vices were, held. A musical NETTIE L. BALDWIN selection was presented by the Paragonah Ward Choir; a poem po-em by Leona Stones and the dedication of . the grave by Scott Batt. Mrs. Baldwin was born Feb. 12, 1897 in Paragonah, to Hul-da Hul-da M. Messinger and David Albert Lamoreaux. She married mar-ried Bernard Baldwin Oct. 15, 1919, in the St. George LDS Temple. Her early education was in Paragonah and she graduated from the Murdock Academy at Beaver in 1918. Active in the LDS Church she served as a counselor in both the Relief Society and the MIA. She was a primary teacher, taught in the MIA and for many years sewed as a Junior Sunday |