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Show i SPRING CITY I By Special Correspopndence j , Funeral Services Held Friday For Mrs. Mary K. Allred The funeral services of Mrs. Mary K. Allred, 88, held Friday afternoon in the ward chapel were very well attended. Floyd Draper of the ward Bishopric conducted con-ducted the services. Songs rendered by the choir were: "I Know That My Redeem- er Lives," and "Secret Prayer." i Prayers were oitered by Claren : Schofield and Henry Terry of ! Salt Lake City. j The speakers, John S. Blain, Mrs. Eva Grace Allred, Mrs. Ber- getta Jensen, James W. Blain and Floyd Draper, spoke of the fine qualities possessed by Mrs. Allred. Her generosity and hospitality hos-pitality to all, of her faith and service to the church. Her entire life has been a good one and she had reared a splendid and good family. The poems read by the speakers were: "A Mother's Love, A Good Neighbor, and Old Mothers." Moth-ers." Mrs. Helena Bunnell paid a tribute by reading "Our Mother." Moth-er." A vocal trio was sung by Mrs. Flossie Blain, Mrs. Iva Aiken and Mrs. Elva Allred. A vocal solo, "O My Father," was sung by Morris Bunnell. The grandsons of Mrs. Allred served as pallbearers. Grandchildren Grand-children carried :ne many beautiful beau-tiful and profuse floral offerings from the chapel. Interment was In the City cemetery cem-etery under the direction of the Ursenbach Funeral home of Mt. Pleasant. The grave was dedicated dedi-cated by Frank Coleman, a grand son of Salt Lake City. All twelve brothers and sisters were present. pres-ent. Many friends and relatives of Mrs. Allred were in attendance attend-ance at her services. The ward Summer Primary started Tuesday with the Primary Pri-mary children meeting at the homes of their teachers, at the chapel or school grounds. Summer Sum-mer Primary ih this ward has proved very successful in the past and included in this summer's work will be many features portraying por-traying the Centennial Theme. The Guides and Trekkers are now organized for their Summer Ball games. The closing Relief Society class meeting was held Tuesday in the ward chapel. Mrs. Nellie Blain, the Social Service teacher, presented the lesson, "Gratitude In The Home." The remainder of the time was spent in a special spe-cial program presented under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Peterson, Peter-son, Mrs. Nellie Blain, Mrs. Ada Ellis and Mrs. Athene Osborne. The program was, a reading. "The Sheik," given by Joe Jensen of Mt. Pleasant; a piano solo: "Home Sweet Home," Miss Yvonne Yvon-ne Schofield; reading, Mrs. Helen Madsen; vocal solo, "Grandmother's "Grandmoth-er's Old Fashioned Garden," by Mrs. Flossie Blain; a tribute to the Presidents of the ward Relief Society, was given by Mrs. Mary Finell and Mrs. Nellie Blain paid tribute to the Relief Society Couselors and Secretaries and Treasurers. The living officers paid tribute to were: Mrs. Elizabeth Eliza-beth Larsen, Mrs. Rose S. Peter sen, Mrs. Juanitta Clawson Clark, Mrs. Bergetta Jensen, Mrs. Grace Allred, Mrs. Christina Blain, Mrs. Charlotte Schofield, Mrs. Mary E. Acord, Mrs. Ada Ellis, Mrs. Emma Em-ma Jensen, Mrs. Enid Baxter. Mrs. LaVee Draper, Mrs. Grace B. Allred, Miss Manett Allred Mrs. Jennie Brotherson, Mrs. Leona Terry, and Mrs. Vilate Hope. Mrs. Ada Allred and Mrs. Olga Black sang a vocal duet, "Freedom "Free-dom and Love." Refreshments were served under the direction of Mrs. Ada Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Acord and baby of Salt Lake City visited for several days the past week at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Acord. Mr. and Mrs. Virgus Osborne Glen and Leo Osborne, Mrs. Ruth Osborne and Iva Aiken visited in Provo Monday. The closing events of the Junior Jun-ior High and Public schools were thoroughly enjoyed by the school children Wednesday afternoon The Public Schools enjoyed a Field Hike in which the children enjoyed Box lunches and played numerous games. Thursday both schools held a Field Day with the students of the Junior High school participating partici-pating in sports as follows: 50 yard dash; 75 yard dash; Ball, Broad Jump, High Jump and Chinning. Ninth grade results were: De-Neal De-Neal Holt, 4900 points; Blake All-red, All-red, 4S0O; John Baxter, 3125; Mc-Clain Mc-Clain Holt, 2300; Verl Jensen, 3475; Farrell McKinnev, 3375; Bobbie Olsen, 3725; Billie Olsen, 3575; Robert Schofield, 3775; Ber-nell Ber-nell Scohfield, 3100; Sherlene All-red, All-red, 1650; MorRae Blain, 2000; Rosie Crisp, 1950; Mvrl Sorensen, 1500; Shirley Schofield, 2750; Virginia Vir-ginia Thompson, 2600. Eighth Grade: Don Allred, 3175; Gordon Blain, 3475; David Harrison, 4675; Jimmie McGerty, 3525; Charles Osborne, 2675; Max Petersen, S50: Wayne Pherson. 2950; Grant Watson, 3450; Carol Allred, 2200: Eathel Terry, 2400. Seventh Grade: Ross Aiken. 2500; Franklin Jensen, 1S50; Bovd Mickel. 2050; Glen Osborne, 2S50; David Sorensen, 3noO; Earl Sorensen, Soren-sen, 2625; Robert Sorensen, 1450; Darwin Terry, 2450; Kenneth (Continued on back page.) j ' SPRING CITY j 1 By Special Correspondence ; (Continued from first page) Thompson, 1900; Philip Strate, 1925; Noreen Acord, 2200; Lois Beck, S50; Lenore Allred. 1200: Joann Ball, 1600: Donna Bunnell, 1500; Marilvn Christensen, 2CbO; MehlRee Draper, 250; Ruth Ellis, 1050: Carol Marie Robinson. 1600; Norma Dean Schofield, loOO; Carol Car-ol Tprrv 1300. Principal and Coach, Reid H. Allred, and teachers, Arthur O. Neilson and Mrs. Helen Madsen, were in charge. Results of the highest point students of the Sixth grade were: Lela Allred, 2200: Glenna Jensen, Jen-sen, 1350; Morris Crisp, 2S00; Don Schofield, 2600; Veldon Hansen, j 1900. ! The Fifth Grade score was: I Patsy Allred, 2350; Karma Peter-jsen. Peter-jsen. 1900; Phyllis Crisp, 1450; 'LaXae Mirkol. 2250: Ellis Dve. 12d0; and Bruce Madsen, 1150. Their teacher was Mrs. Eva Erick-son. Erick-son. m The Junior High School Eighth and Xinth grades had at the closing clos-ing of the school year a splendid display of Art work exhibited in their class room. This year The Centennial Theme was carried out and their work portraying scenes of the plains, Utah scenes Pioneer scenes, and other Centennial Cen-tennial scenes were well painted. The teacher of the Art work has been Mrs. Helen Madsen. Awards made the Junior High school students are: Scholarship. Xeva Beck; Scholarship and Attendance, At-tendance, Walace Allred; Attendance. Attend-ance. Ina Rose Hansen and Myrl Ree' Sorensen. Mrs. Margaret Petersen and Glade Petersen left Sunday for Salt Lake City where Glade will receive medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pyper and small son, Blaine, visited over the week end with Mrs. Odell Blain and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Black and children visited Saturday and Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Black. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Blain of Clearfield spent several days the past week visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Thompson and other relatives here. i Mrs. Ruby Allred, Miss Viola Allred, Miss Beth Osborne and Miss Betty Pherson are at present visiting in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Xeilsen of Ephraim visited Thursday at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pratt Osborne. Mr. and Mrs. Pratt Allred and Donald Allred of Manti visited in this city Wednesday afternoon with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Lund and baby of Moroni have been recent visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Allred. Mrs. Opal Smith. Mrs. Velda Petersen and small daughter visited vis-ited the past week with their father, L. V. Aiken, also Mrs. Iva Aiken and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Aiken and family. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Allred and baby, and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Allred of Provo, spent the past week end home with their parents. par-ents. Mrs. Anna B. Jensen observed her birthday anniversary at her home May 26. She was honored by members of hre family and friends. Mr. Ralph Christensen was ac-cidently ac-cidently shot Saturday while hunting in the fields with his son, Gary. The gun was accident-ly accident-ly discharged and he received shot in the legs, but the bullet only penetrated the fleshy part of the leg and he is greatly improving. im-proving. Mr. and Mrs. George Crisp and daughters, Marian and Colleen, left Monday by car for a trip to Kansas, where Mr. Crisp will visit vis-it brothers and members of his family he has not seen in years. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Downarcl have been recent visitors here with relatives. The visitors are at present living in Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Ericksen and children of Los Cruses, New Mexico are visiting their mother. Mrs. Eva Erickson. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hope are visiting with Sail Lake City relatives. Miss Maxine Strate, daughter of Mf. and Mrs. M. R. Strate, of this city, was selected as Snow College representative lady for 1916-47. Miss Strate has served as president of the Associate Womens Students and was select ed by popular ballot of the student" stu-dent" hody and was featured ir the 1916-47 Snowonian just of! the press. Appearing in The Deseret Xews Tuesday evening was an article and picture of Mrs. Elena Has-sell Has-sell Stanley of Mona, proudU displaying " two prizes she had won for her poetry and fiction She was awarded a beautiful Landscape by Max Blain. artist of this city, for her sonnet trilogs "For These Things Our Eyes Are Dim" and the cedar chest for hci story of the pioneer development in her own community. Mrs. Joseph I. Beck entertained guests for dinner at her home Sunclav. They were: Mr. ane Mrs. Morris Keek, Salt Lake City Mr. and Mrs. Harold Arnoldsci: and family of Moroni: Mr. ant1 Mrs. Leslie Gardner. San Diego Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Miller Salt Lake City and Mrs. Trena Black. Lewis Reid Beck returned to Salt Lake City with Morris. Ronald Coleman left Saturda.v for Bingham where he will Ik employed this summer. The family of Peter Stirenser will observe his birthday anniversary anni-versary at his home May .'iuth He wfll be eighty-one years ol age. Mr. Sorensen was horn in Mo roni, Utah May 30, ISCC. a son o! Soren Peter and Agnes llutchen-sen llutchen-sen Sorensen, who came hen from Scotland anil Denmark. He married Christena (User in Spring City in March, 1SS7 Later being married in the Man! Temple. Mrs. Sorensen died several sev-eral years ago. In the early life of Mr. Sorensen Soren-sen he was in partnership will Christian Thompson anil 1'etei Kasmussen in the saw mill ant lumber industry or which the served this community and sur rounding region lor 20 years. Tin rest of the time he has been ;; successful fanner. They reared a family of threi sons and two daughters. A son Leo Sorensen, lives in this city There are 11 gi anileh i ldi en aiu H great grandchildren. John Coleman is very ill al his home. Mr. and Mrs. Angus lilack en terlainetl the family of Mr. am Mrs. Christian Thompson at llwii home Sunday in observance oi their sixtieth wedding aimiver sary. Their eliildieu picM-n weic: M.iyor and Mis. ('baric.1 ThompMin, Mi. ;ind Mis. (hover Blain, Cleailicltl; Mr. ami Mis. Chris Thompson, Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Black, also grand and great grandchildren. Warren Thompson has returned return-ed home. He has been attending attend-ing school at Logan. Ruel Allred and Lavov Hansen Han-sen left Sunday for the "D. L. S., where thev will be emploved. SPRING CITY The family of Mrs. Deseret Lar-sen Lar-sen observed her birthday at her home May 13th. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Allred of Sunnyside spent the weekend at their home here. Mrs. Olive Coleman has spent much of the time the past few weeks at Fairview at the home of her sister, Mrs. Mary Howe11 Mrs. Mary K. Allred, mother of the sisters, is very ill at the home of Mrs. Howell. I Mr. and Mrs. Mar Dye and son. I Kelly were Salt Lake City visitors vis-itors Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Iva Aiken visited at Provo Pro-vo Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Louise Mortensen. - CARD OF THANKS The family of Mrs. Mary K. Allred wish to thank all who assisted them in the recent death of their beloved mother. The Family of Mrs. Mary K. Allred. |