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Show IT. PLEASANT PIONEERS WILL BE HONORED 1MM21 'splendid program will be given bi HISTORICAL ASS'il. The public is Invited to attend tho ';celobration of the Mt. Pleasant Pioneer Historical Association which is to be held Friday, March 21, 1924. The outline of the arrangement in part is as follows: i Assuming that weather condition) will permit, the conveyance committee com-mittee will bring the guests of hono: ' to the North Ward chapel where -they will be welcomed by the re-Iception re-Iception committee and at 2 o'clock the following program will be ren--dered : Profrram , Selection by Hgh School Orchestra ! Invocation by R. N. Bennett. Singing by Choir and congregation. congrega-tion. I Reading of the minutes. Financial " I report and election of officers. Remarks by James Monsen on membership. Trombone duet by Henry Terry ' and Louis A. Petersen. ": Reading by Mrs. V L. Johnson.-. - Historical sketch by the secretary. . ' Address by Daniel Rasmussen. j A Pioneer Mother by Mrs. Melvina Crane. Male Quartett by Lions Club Quar. t tett. Benediction by Bishop A. E. Mcintosh. Mc-intosh. At the close of the program all 1 will adjourn to the pupblic library s where the relics will be displayed, i and guests of honor will be served with refr'hments. .Anyone w-ho is a pioneer, or a decendant of a 5 pioneer, having reached the 70 year '- mark, who are members of the or- i-anization are to be guests. There are over one hundred listed as such. ; In the evening a dance will be " t given at the Armory Hall, and each . lady attending is requeued to wear an apron, old or new, big or little, and the men will wear calico or gtng- ham neckties, bright or flashy, short I or long. - The grand march will take place - at nine o'clock sharp. Th? oldest pioneer will lead the march. All kinds of fiances will be enjoyel, and real old time refresh-' refresh-' ments will be served. There is a display in the Johnston Drug store window, a minature fort wall, not perfect, but a good imita- .tion calling to mind some of the modes of life here sixty years ago. -. The organization wishes to thank ' John L. Lars?n. John H. Stansfield, 1 Jr. Mrs. Andrew Jensen, and Mrs. S. D. Longsdorf for their splendid work. The organization has received quite a lot of new "Old Relics" as well as curios, also a copy of the real old style of wooden rake made land donated by P. A. Peel, a niina-. niina-. ture bowery and other interesting articles ar-ticles which will be displayed. The membership of this organization organiza-tion is steadily growing. Information Informa-tion along this line can be obtained from any member of the board or the membership committee, who are as follows: ,' DISTRICT NO.l: : O. M- Aldrich, Gunderson, Peter A. Larsen. DISTRICT NO. 2: j Joseph Monsen. Paul Monsen. 'I DISTRICT NO. 3: Joseph Seely, Allen Rowe. ! DISTRICT NO. 4: C. T. Madsen. Mrs. Thomas West. DISTRICT NO. 5: L. C. Rasmussen. J. Leo Seely. j The committee reminds us to remember re-member the date and invite our frienis. |
