Pleasant Grove Review | 1936-02-14 | Page 1 | Windsor Old Folks Day and Reunion Successes

I I Windsor Old ! Folks Day And Reunion Successes I The annual Old Folks Day and Ward Reunion was celebrated at the Windsor ward Wednesday. The guests included all old folks over 60 years, all widows and widowers, church officials and invited guests. The old folks and church officials of the Lindon ward were also guests of the occasion. Robert Wright was chairman of the committee with the following members: Mrs. Robert Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Wilberg, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. William Ash, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Marrott and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson. Evan Wilberg was in charge of the program which began at 11 a. m. with general social and renewal of acquaintance. A .rn rnr.mJ 12 noon. At 2 p. m. the following program was rendered : Singing, "America"; invocation. J. W. Gillman; singing, "Star Spangle Banner"; welcome talk, Bishop Stanley B. Harris; reading, TheJda Gardiner; song, Mrs. T. L. Jarman and Mrs. Mary B. Hales; entertaining entertain-ing numbers by Russon Sisters of Lehi; reading, Beth Drysdale; tap dance, Wilma Green and Beth Drysdale; Drys-dale; song, Wells Duke; reading, Geraldine Macfarlane; song, Win-fred Win-fred Johnson; duet, Emma Aston and Polly Harris ; harmonica solo, T. A. Atkinson; stories, "Tabby" Grant of American Fork; stunts, members of the ward; talk, President W. W. Warnick; singing, "God be With You", and the benediction by James A. Marrott. At 6 p. m. lunch was served to all 1 1- C 4.-U 1.. .ot- Q p. m. a play entitled "Whittling" was presented by ward members, to which all old people were guests. o