Pleasant Grove Review | 1934-02-02 | Page 8 | Chadburn Child Services Held

Chadburn Child Services Held I Funeral services were held Sunday m m the. Second ward chapel for 'a George Chadburn, two year old son T of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Chadburn "pi The child succumbed to pneumonia the Tuesday previous. Bishop Jos la H. Storrs was in charge of the ser- vices which commenced at 12:30 p :f m. and were well attended. ' jj A trio comprised of Mesdames W 'r R. Halliday, J. p. Noyes and Vern '0 Walker rendered two numbers, the -is opening and closing, which were "Sleep Baby Sleep" and "Lullaby ,, Song". Mrs. West Hammond was ' accompanist. Rulon Nicholes rendered rend-ered a vocal solo "Sweet Little .. Rosebud" and Ferren Sager played L "O My Father", a violin solo. Z I The speakers were Joseph K I Nicholes of Provo, former president 1 of the St. George Stake in which f the Chadburn family formerly resided; re-sided; Stephen L. Chipman and Z Bishop Storrs. p The invocation was offered by M' President C. E. Young and Mr. Clegg 1 of Vineyard pronounced the bene- .01 diction. ,K Interment was made in the American Ameri-can Fork cemetery where the grave 1. was dedicated by W. 3. Chipman.