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Show FUNERAL OF EMILY THOMAS. The fuuetal bur vices over the reiuains of Emily Thomas weie hold ut the Third Wind meeting houbc, Satuiday. Tliue was a largo attendance of frjends and reluiives. Hishop Lowitf presided jiihI the Third Waul 6ioirdid tho singing. Tho 'following sketch of her lifo was' read. sKincn. Sister Emily Jenkins Thoman was boiu in Monmouthshiiu, South Wales, on the -J7lh day ol Alaich, 18."i:j. She was married toieo. Thomas on the Olh da of June, 1H7U; tailed fioni Li vol -pool, England, on the !th day of June, I.S78, ui living in Lehi, July ltd oflhi' nunc ycai., Sh-was Sh-was Implicd and conlinii-d i meiulier ol the Chinch ol .lcns Chiist.of Latter-day Saints in 187'J. Sho wiih the iiiothoi of nine children, seven of whom, to-gother to-gother with lur husband and sixteen grand-children, sni-vive sni-vive her to mourn her Iom. Shi resided in Lehi uhtil 18!)7 when the family moved to Emeka. Sho died at the residence of Sister Emma Hriggs, July 2:1, 1S)07, aged ol years, ;J months and 2J days. Sister Thomas was a devoted wifo, a good mother and a hue friend. She died in full faith of the gospel and with the hope of agloiioufe lesuncction. "IfML'itffe I tii HfiifllWiS'iHiMiMiiiilitiSlI Ijowibl'l i osTTl. 'loneb, Uyion Mrown, and Jackson. Alfied I'ox and daughter .sang a duot. Tho lloral oU'eriugs weio beautiful. Largo line of car- ringes followed tho remains to tho cemetery. |
