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Show Memorial Programs Decoration Day Services Listed Throughout County Memorial day will be observed throughout Cache county with services on both Sunday and Monday to pay tribute to the men who died and are dying in two devastating wars. Though Monday will be observed as a holiday in several communities, most programs will be held Sunday Sun-day on Memorial day so there will be minimum interference inter-ference with vital spring farm work now in full swing;. Services in the bmithlield ceme- tery Monday at 11 a. m. will feature fea-ture an address by A. W. Chambers, Cham-bers, prominent Smithfield civic and religious leader. Sponsored by the community and the American Legion, the program will Include musical numbers, a flag raising ceremony and placing of wreaths on graves. Veterans grjups in Logan city will conduct the program Sunday morning at the Logan cemetery under chairmanship of H. B.' Johnson John-son of the Logan American Legion Le-gion post. The Veterans of. Foreign For-eign Wars, Spanish American Veterans Vet-erans and Disabled American veterans vet-erans organizations and auxiliaries also will participate. Henry R. Cooper, bishop of the First ward, will be principal speaker speak-er at the services, beginning at 10:30 a.m. The program will in clude, seating of Gold Star mothers, moth-ers, congregational singing led by Joseph Morgan Jr., invocation, by President E. J. Passey, principal of the Logan seminary; vocal solo, J. Arbon Christensen of Newton; address toy Bishop Cooper; introduction intro-duction of Gold Star mothers by Mrs. Otto Oskar, president of the Logan American Legion auxiliary; reading o the war dead honor roll by Mrs. W. W. Welcv president presi-dent of the 'Logan WW auxiliary; vocal solo by Richard Barber, benediction by Bishop William Worley and taps by Frank Smith. The ex-service men will conduct a sunrise flag raising ceremony in the cemetery and place service flags on the graves. ! T. Earl Hunsaker of Logan, ser- I geant in the Utah State highway patrol, will be speaker at services (Continued on page Eight) 'ay at 2 tf V: - Saturday,,18. -V followed bv & a 8 i , later ta . Memorial dav w' 111 the cemetery i: ;-the ;-the American L '- Sth conductir.g't ' " gram. U( Presentation ol ,v , Legion members V::'1 sen. ccomp.ale4 CUwson. The nv,- neU and thu by Miss Geraldi ""Under of Uw 'L-- read by Us ; "lo by Maurin. Kv-Kenneth Kv-Kenneth Palmer Prayers will be oil,-" Lehi ci" 5 Decoration Day Services Listed Throughout County (Continued from Page One) conducted by the American Legion in the Richmond cemetery, Sunday at 10:30 a. m., reports Neal Hil-lyard, Hil-lyard, chairman. The program under direction of the American Legion Post No. 33 will include a flag raising ceremony, cere-mony, community singing; invocation invoca-tion by George E. Doty, Spanish American, war veteran, musical numbers by Lona Smith and Nellie Nel-lie Cartwright; address of welcome wel-come by Mayor H. T. Plant Jr., response by Mario A. Harrison, commander of the Legion post; violin duets; reading by Alfred Allen Al-len and community singing. At Lewiston, Memorial services will be conducted Sunday at 2 p. m. in the Lewiston First ward chapel under sponsorship of the American Legion and auxiliary. Dr. Milton R. Hunter of the Logan Institute faculty will be principal princi-pal speaker. Mayor B. T. Pond will present a tribute to Lewiston men in the armed forces and the auxiliary will present flowers to mothers of""service men. Services will be conducted Monday Mon-day at 11 a. m. in the Mendon cemetery under direction of the Legion auxiliary with Mrs. Julia Muir chairman. Speaker will be John Gardner of Ogden, former Mendon bishop, reports Mayor Vance D. Walker. M. O. Ashton, a member of the presiding bishopric of the church, will be principal speaker at ser- |