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Show , Parowan's Birthday Observance proves to be highly successful attend, had a really enjoyable enjoy-able time. i Then again the afternoon pioneer program in the Third Ward church, was one of the finest and best attended on that day for a long time. This was followed by old time dancing in the cultural hall. Only drawback to this, according accord-ing to those attending was the lack of men to swing the ladies lad-ies around. The day was climaxed by the three-act play "The importance im-portance of being Earnest" by a cast of high school students directed by Mrs. Max Hend-rickson. Hend-rickson. And in spite of the long day they had had, a large crowd was on hand to enjoy the fine entertainment. And let us not forget that the students of the Parowan Elementary school got into the act early in the day in their own building, as told in the report from that school in last week's issue of the Record. Those organizations who were responsible for the fine programs of the day, take this means of expressing their thanks to all who cooperated in making the day the success that it was. The support and cooperation from all was surely sure-ly appreciated. With everything going over as well or better than expected, expect-ed, and with much greater participation, the 119th birthday birth-day of Parowan City was observed ob-served Tuesday, Jan. 13, according ac-cording to those who were in charge of the celebration and those who took part in it. The day's events started at 11 a. m. at the high school, with a program which drew the biggest crowd ever to fill the new auditorium. Attending Attend-ing in addition to the students, stud-ents, many wearing pioneer day costumes, were residents of this communnity and by residents of Summit, Parago-nah, Parago-nah, Cedar City, Enoch, Salt Lake City, etc. Four couples from Enoch, with Franklin Jones at the piano, did old-time dances and demonstrated some with Geo. Ilalterman doing the calling. Fllowing the HS program, which went as announced last week the students all opened their paper sack lunches and ate together. Then followed class dancing with total participation. par-ticipation. While not so many participated partici-pated in the DUP luncheon and family picnic at noon at the Third Ward cultural hall, no doubt because of the students stu-dents holding forth at school, nevertheless, those who did |