| Show CIDER CI DER FOLKS OF THE COMMUNITY entertained the older folks of the community were fittingly en entertained d on rr friday day of 01 last jast week py the relief societies of both oth wards ds plans had been made to have ave the K entertainment at the george oree A lowe farm but weather conditions made it advisable to change to the relief relict hall MM alls barbara M adams was in fit charge and the following program was as given edg come come ye saints prayer I 1 john L lowder ladies chorus grandma with her locks of gray words of welcome by presidents melinda ads adams and mary S ward spanish song mr mcallister of kanab remarks by alexander matheson song by david matheson solo by mary B orton white ribbon badges were awarded to all those present over eighty years of age nine la in number blue ones to those between seventy and eighty and red ones to those between sixty five and seventy those who are over eighty are emily T lowder alexander matheson ann warren mr air mcallister tryphaena Try phoena west emoline benson richard row my ley metta and alma barney games and various contests were conducted by barbara al adams and nellie M dark clark and prizes were awarded the winners the knot tie ing contest was won by alexander matheson R H benson and his sister badora halterman were distinguished tor for having lived in parowan carowan the most years mrs airs lowder is the oldest lady alexander matheson as the oldest man mr and mrs airs george a lowe as the couple having been married the longest 54 years mrs esther B E orton mrs lira harriet lowe and mrs airs robinson of Para paragonah gonah nab as mothers of the largest families alex ander matheson as parent of the most sons and daughters who have been on missions laura and zilpha guymon as mothers who had the most sons in tile the war and annie west as the oldest granddaughter grand daughter of 0 any original pioneer mrs sadie bayles won the nail driving contest and mrs airs lizzle lizzie that of putting on pillow slips clips prizes were given to R H benson and alma garney barney as pioneers to metta and richard rowley as hand cart veterans and to john T mitchell alma barney R 11 benson alexander matheson and mr mcallister as ox team drivers A delicious lap lunch was served during which jokes and humorous stories were told and then several old time songs including hard times come again no more afore and carry me back to old virginia were sung by those assembled mrs airs evangeline Ean geline woolley gave a reading not one to spare and then the courtesy of the theatre management the honored ones enjoyed a free picture show those who were present expressed themselves as having baying enjoyed the entertainment very much the older people we were re taken to and from the entertainment by some of t the public spirited citizens in automobiles |
