Show stake M 0 1 I A jubilee celebration Is big bi 9 success by mrs airs C E riddle I 1 the M 1 I A jubilee celebration commemorating the anniversary of that organization was the biggest day the parowan carowan stake M 1 I A 4 has ever known and one ot of the best and most extensive programs ever given by any ot of the aucilla auxiliary ry organizations in the stake the officers were united in their efforts to put it over in a big way and they met with hearty co opera tion in every ward the day dawned bright and clear and the sunshine invited everywhere people turned tu arned out in ill mass on saturday morning to view the parade at ai 10 am toward noon the sky clouded and it seemed that the contests and scout craft planned tor for the afternoon on the B A C campus might be hindered however the threatening storm did not break until after most of the try iry outs were over the contest entire in fire by friction had to be done inside the tents but the boys realized little inconvenience some of them kindled their fires in less than iwo two minutes the al I 1 A stake and ward officers 0 and all who participated in t the h re various activities are to be campli dented on their success la in the jubilee celebration the program for or the day was as follows at 9 am the try outs in public speaking took place at the B A C auditorium A dit orlum it was a matter of regret that no one contested in quartet work and that more did not enter in the public sli taking H however however the oratorical work given was very fine and a credit to the M 1 I A the speakers and their their subjects were the biological future ot of america by durrel corry character eula gardner resources He sources of utah lamar lyman for value received we promise to pay lureo luree gardner miss bliss lyman ot of the parowan carowan east ward received first place and will represent the Y L at 1 I A at the district meet durrel corry was first place and will represent the Y T aa M al 1 I A at the district meet parade the parade was led by grant walker grand marshall four eagle scouts followed bearing the national colors all the old officers and teachers and honorary members of he M 1 L A came next in gl a utah park lus which was waa appropriately decorated with the national colors then the stake presidency state legislators bishops counselors and clerks came walking and after them cedar city mayor and council in a car both of the if I 1 A with memorial banner ot of the parowan carowan stake M I 1 L A 1876 1926 the slogan ba banners rillers used in the tha jubilee in salt lake city last june continued to last page I 1 M 1 I A JUBILEE celebration continued irom from first page were distributed throughout the tae remainder of 0 the parade torch bearers west ward glean er girls dressed in white with symbolic caps float youth and beauty decorated with roses tand and wisteria west wese ward junior girls advanced seniors in stake car M men walking gleaner cleaner girls float literature parowan carowan 1 ward vard mutual float was draped in white with characters representing american english french etc witha merican Bie rican literature central figure holding open book float mothers and daughters out ing covered with pine trees etc with mothers and dat daughters ichters in outing suits all boy scouts in stake led by B A C troop float fathers ani and outing typical camp out of 0 doors tent in trees kii khaki aki riad clad fathers and sons busy about the tent float scenery and harmony IE armony float from N new harmony draped in pink and ar grien en with large scene of 0 bluffs and iwo little girls in swings float figat flo at Y L 11 LA IA I A la 14 caps and with bair badners mers of purtle and gold float decorated in white small children all in white adorning cedar west ward gleaner cleaner girls the procession halted baited in front of the tabernacle and the throng gave 0 voice to oh ye mountains high a titling fitting climax to the wonderful events eventa of I 1 the he morning track meet troop 5 ot of the B A C was in charge of the coolest contest in scout craft and turn fished the awards the contest was as follows 1 signaling troop 1 first place troop 4 second place troop 3 third place 2 first aid troop 2 first place troop 4 second place troop 3 third place 3 junior relays troop 4 first arst place troop 1 parowan carowan Pa rowan second troop 3 third 4 fireman Fi remans s drag and lift troop I 1 first place troop 4 second troop 2 third 5 knot tie teeing ng troop 4 first troop 2 second troop 1 I third 6 tent pitching ti troop aop 2 first troop 1 second troop 4 third 7 senior log chopping troop 2 first troop I 1 second 8 fire building troop 1 first broo B IRP second cond troop 4 thard 9 whittling race troop 2 0 first troop 3 second troop 4 third 10 fire by friction troop 4 first second and third 11 dress racing troop 4 first troop 3 second troop third all except troop one from paro wan were cedar city troops final scores were as aa follows troop 4 45 pa points jilts troop 2 28 points troop 1 26 points troop 3 9 points troop I 1 apar 3 paints troup 6 2 points awards were presented by scout executive arthur morris in the evening following tile the P pageant gc nt troop 4 received a flag staff bearing bearice the scout emblem troops received a camp axe and many other prizes were given troop 4 received the bugle awarded by the bank of southern utah tor for the best appearing troop in the parade N J barlow chairman ot of the court ot of honor awarded badges 10 0 o 3 eagle scouts 1 life scout and 2 star scouts pageant at 8 9 p ni m a historical pageant was given at the tha 13 A 6 C auditorium the pageant opened with the queen ot of the may on her throne her maids entered with dancing bestowed their garlands and then took their places at her feet old tinie time officers came first to pay their homage lt ift sons song characters representing the 7 fields of beehive bee hive work followed then came the beehive girls in their uniforms and sang their work song scout troops bearing the stars and stripes pledged allegiance and sang the torch bearers song was mosi BIOS beautifully by the banner bearers entrance and the grand finale was the M 1 I A song by tile the entire cast the awards were made to the beo bee hive girls by mrs alice gardner stake bee Itee keeper per sixty awards were made tor for the completion of ranks and for merit badge work TW the ike girls received awards tor for having completed all the ranks and finished their merit feht badge work awards were made to the boy scouts as before mentioned A dance occupied the remainder of the evening at which a wonderful spirit of enjoyment prevailed jubilee meeting the concluding feature of the jubilee was rendered on sunday afternoon when the regular sacramental services were dispensed with and the entire time was given over to the concluding program which was as fol 01 ol lows iowa singing choir and congregation put your shoulder to the wheel prayer charles heyborne ard 3rd stake superintendent anthem mrs airs ann gardner and choir brief history of parowan stake mut tal lal work mrs airs E C watson talk mrs henrietta jones first pres of ladies retrenchment society organized by brigham young the object of which az fo study the gospel and retrench from unworthy and worldly customs this society later became the mutual improvement association sog lation song sing smile sleep parowan carowan stake ladles ladies chorus this chorus will represent the stake at the june conference in salt lake city winning oration durrel corry 1 11 lamar lyman song A serenade ladies chorus talk 1926 slogan we stand bland for an individual testimony of the divinity of jesus christ rulon knell of new castle A standing anding Bt count was taken of al all the officers of the al 1 I A past and present of whom there were present the closing song was true to the faith after which the benediction edic tion tiou was offered by samuel F leigh slogans 1914 1911 1926 following are the at 1 I A slogan as they appeared on the banners lc in the church and the carowan parowan stake cubille anniversary celebrations 1914 15 we stand tor for a sacred sabbath and a weekly halt half holiday 1915 16 A weekly home evening 1916 17 state and nation wid prohibition 1917 18 thrift and economy 1918 19 service to god cod and country 1919 ZO spiritual growth through attendance at sacrament meetings 1920 21 the nonuse non use and non sale of tobacco 1921 22 loyal citizenship 1922 23 A pure lite life through clean thought and action 1923 24 divine guidance 1 through I 1 froug b individual and family prayer 1924 25 the commandment honor thy father and thy mother 1925 26 an individual testimony of the divinity ot of jesus christ |