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Show Samuel Burns Dies Wednesday Samuel Burns, a resident of the Second ward, died at his home in Pleasant Grove Wednesday, July 7, at 10:50 p. m. from Brights disease. di-sease. He was born at American Fork November 30, 1SS1, a son of Elijah Burns and Mary Ann Abel. He was married to Agnes Baxter at (Pleasant Grove, September 1, 1900. To this union were born two sons and four daughters: Clyde Burns and Mrs. Hycainth B. Hol-ton, Hol-ton, California; LaVert Burns, Margaret, Mar-garet, Marie and Mary Burns of Pleasant Grove. Surviving also are one grandson and three brothers, Elijah Burns, Canada; Alma, Pro-vo; Pro-vo; and Leonard, San Francisco; and a sister, Mrs. Abner Chipman of American Fork. Funeral services, which were held Sunday at 4:00 p. m. at the Stake Tabernacle with Bishop Burton Adams Ad-ams in charge and Counselor H. E. Robertson conducting the services. Mrs. Stella Hardman and Mrs. Viola Beers sang, "Sometime We'll Understand" as a request number from the familv with Mrs. Marv Humphries at the piano. Prayer was offered by Thomas Gleason, after which Miss Mildred Chipman of American Fork sang a solo. She was accompanied by Maxine Taylor Tay-lor and K. J. Bird on violins and by Miss Lois Greenwood on the piano. Speakers were Bishop Frank D. Atwood, Clifford L. Wright, Counselor Coun-selor H. Winfield Clark, Bishop Adams Ad-ams and closing remarks by Counselor Coun-selor Robertson. Interspersing the speakers was a violin solo, "A Perfect Day,' played by Milton Brown, with Mary Humphries accompanist. The clos- ing number was a duet by Stella Hardman and Viola Beers, "One Fleeting Hour" and the closing prayer was offered by George Abel, uncle of the deceased. The grave at the city cemetery was dedicated by Elwood Baxter, a nephew. |
