| Show i I I I Sunday s School h Is Setting Records In Sacrament Sac m meeting on June Jum 24 Darrell Burns and Blain maln Durrani Durrant Durrant Dur Dur- rant rani were WE're the speakers Both noth of ol these young Oung men are recently returned returned returned re re- re- re turned They had some orne Inte Interesting thoughts and ex- ex experiences ex ex- to relate to the congre gallon gation Dwain and Barbara Loertscher Loert Loert- LoertScher Loertscher sang BanI a duet They were accompanied ac ac- ac- ac companied by David Loertscher Carolyn Wilde de and Steven Tree gave the talks for the Senior Sunday Sunday Sun Sun- day School and main Blain Peterson Pehrson led It'd the congregation In the Sacrament Sacrament Sacrament Sacra Sacra- ment gem Deborah Tree and Ann Hendrickson each gave a speech on an Important event In the lives of our pioneer forefathers for forthe forthe forthe the Junior Sunday y School and Linda Linda Lin Lin- da Williams led the Sacrament gem All AU these little girls are under six six years yeats of age It was in November of of 1955 that members of the stake Sunday School board met with the Second ward to help organize a Junior Sunday School This Junior Sunday School was for all ward members between the ages of two and nine They would meet as separate units and would have songs and other material that was geared to to their understanding ding J krs Verla Stahle Stable was made coordinator coordinator coordinator co co- co- co of the Junior Sunday School with Mrs Bernice Hendrickson Hendrick Hendrick- son chorister chorister and assistant Both Bothof Bothof Bothof of these young I women have had experience in teaching young children children children chil chil- dren and it has been their w warmhearted warmhearted warm warm- rm- rm hearted interest In these young ward members that has been the greatest contributing factor in making the Junior Sunday School the success that it has been They are abely assisted by David Loertscher Loertscher Loertscher Loert Loert- as pianist until a short while ago Gladys Wilde was the pianist but l because of ill health Mrs Wilde has had to quit many of her activities Pat Sundstrom is secretary and the following ladies ladies are are class leaders leaders leaders lead lead- ers Eva Grose Barbara McNaugh- McNaugh ten Alice Allee Nelda Musick Vera Tree and Fern Talbot Before the advent of Junior Sunday School I these little members often grew bored and restless because the things being presented were beyond beyond beyond be be- yond their comprehension but now they are so innocently proud ui us themselves and each other and the things they accomplish that it is isa isa a 11 joy to work with them The Second ward offers congratulations congratulations and best wishes for a long and happy married life to Mr and Mrs Flinders Mrs Flin Flin- Flinders Flinders ders was the former Marilyn Olsen Olsen Olsen Ol- Ol sen and and both she and Jerry are very active in the affairs of the Park City Second ward The wedding wedding wedding wed wed- I ding rites of this fine young couple were solemnized in the Salt Lake I Temple on June 22 The many friends of Mrs Ella Felton will be pleased to know that she he is convalescing at her home In in Snyderville after a l long ng and serious illness The Second ward wardwill wardwill wardwill will be happy when this sincere and ind gentle lady is again able to take ake part In church work The ward bishopric would like all ill members to keep in mind that on m July 18 the Welfare banquet will vill be held More details will wig be published later Second ward members were distressed distressed dis- dis to hear of the illness of Verla erla Verla Stahle They sincerely wish her ler a speedy recovery A dramatic account of the Handcart handcart Hand- Hand cart art Pioneer journey of years ago igo is contained in the June 15 isue is- is issue Issue L sue ue of Colliers Collier's magazine This ar- ar l ar-l icle written by Wallace former Is entitled Ordeal by ly Handcart and is one in the Colliers Collier's series The American Tradition |
