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Show PARADISENEWS Paradise, May 1C Friday, May 12 the graduation class of 1910 of this ward lwld their alumni banquet A delicious fivo course dinner was eerved and after tho dinner a dance was given and a very good time was I participated In. On Sunday evening tho graduates held their closing exercises ex-ercises In the ward meeting house . Tho program was excellent and ren-doted ren-doted as follows: Vocal Solo, I'll Tako You Hack Kathleen Mrs. Llzzto Lemmon. Prayer Ulshop P. O. Hansen. I Violin Solo Hoy Hnlverson. I Solo, When Mother Is Rocking I Her Dabe to Sleep Mr. Krasttts Pet' cnion, accompanied by Miss I-cta I, Nielsen, both of Hyrum. , I Address J. II . Uinford of the U. I A. C. Piano Solo Henry I.ofthouso. I Conferring of Certlllcatea to tho I Gnvdtiatcs--ll. H. Adnms .Principal 1 0f tho South Caclio High School. I Saxaphono and Piano Duet, Alien I Where Art Thou-A. J. Petersen and j I Letn Nielsen of Hyrum. I Vocal Solo, Tho ltosary-Mrs. Gor- I trudo Welch. ! iienedlctlon-Satnuel Price. . Tho graduates from Paradise i nero J as follows: Alta Smith Kvelyn J Miles, John Ho, Hulon Dickmoro.! Clifford Humphrej. William Htu.-. i II s Afton Williams. Rose McMurdlo, t 'Sa James, Pess.o l.oft. touso er- J nice Hansen, Hattlo Hurst, Maud t J' nro' broke out 1 tho homo of : i wtcr iiouBii ''d cntlrcly d,0; i broken up In being removed from the houso. A flno daughter arrived at tho homo of Mr. John T. James. John is all smiles now. Tho Misses Edith and Ethel Hill of Franklin, Bertha Hankhead, Ela Murray, Laura I.ovendalo and Hcl-tna Hcl-tna Johnson were tho guests of Miss Mabel Shipley on Sunday Mr. H. W. Shlploy who has been suffering considerable from rheumatism rheuma-tism this winter, returned home Inst Saturday from tho Lava Springs, somewhat improved In his health. Tho frost has affected this part of tho county somewhat hard. Practically Practic-ally all of tho fruit and alfalfa Is ttozen. Some of tho fall grain Is reported to bavo been Injured by tho frost. Mrs. Elizabeth Uankhend and daughter Tressle aro visiting relatives rela-tives In Burlcy, having made the trip in uivir luuiih x.w , Mr. llryan Obray who has been 111 all winter, passed away on Sunday. All that loving hands could do to prolong his llfo was done, but without with-out avBll. Dryan was a good cheerful disposition young man and every I ono that knew him loved him. Ho was born In Paradise, and was tho I son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Obray. Was twenty years of age. Funeral services were held In the meeting house at two o'clock Tuesday. Tues-day. Tho choir sang, Wanted On , the Other Sido. Prayer was offered I by U. W. Shipley. A duet, Jesus , Lover of My Soul, was beautifully rendered by Mrs. Lemon and Mrs. Ulclinuin. Comforting words were spokjii by tho following speakers: ". M. Ulckmore, Hazen Mathews of Providence; Gideon E. Olsen, John Glhbs. A solo entitled, Good Ilyo Sweet Day, was rendered by Lizzie Lemon. Th.e choir snng, Weep For the Early Dead. Benediction was pronounced pro-nounced by Samuel Oldham. I Mr. and Mrs. J. P. James nn nounco tho marriage of their daughter daugh-ter Besslo to Mr. Tom Williams ot this placo tho marriage to taku 1 place this month. i |
