American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-06-26
Big Parade July Fourth
Outline Of Days Program, and List OF
Committees VINO VIII Make the Big.
gest Celebration In Local History.

The big feature of Lehis Fourth OF
July celebration will be the parade at
o'clock In the forenoon The floats
will be something different from Other
years. There will be nineteen floats
representing different phases of the
nations history of aspects OF our ma
tional life, besides long list Of mer
chants and tradespeople One of tn,
committee says that the parade will
be a mile and a quarter long.
Following is a general summary OF
the program for the day:
Salutes--Day Break
2-Unfurlng Stars and Stripes
Sun Rise
3-Serenading by Bands-Sun Rise
4-Longest, most appropriate, mos
unique Street Parade ever seen here
Q a. m.
5-Rousing Patriotic Program
1890 a. IN.
6-Children's Sports Sometime
Doing-1 y. IN.
BALL Game-3 y. IN.
SHOVEL sports of many kinds
after Ball Game.
In addition to above a children's
dance will be given In Smuin's Hal
at $3.50 p m Also Grand Ball Al
night.
General Committee.
]. c. Banks, Chairman; +. A. Child
Secretary: ID. j. Thurman. Leonard
Peterson, Mrs w C. Ernst and Mis-
Lizzie Briggs.
Committee On Salutes.
Heber Hart and Chas Beck.
Committee on Serenade.
Melvin Smuin and Herbert Taylor
Committee on Flag.
Marshall j. s. Evans.
Committee on Parade.
J. G, Banks, A, l.. Yates, Olaf Ohm
stead, Mrs. lone Gilchrist and Mr.,
Thomas Taylor.
Committee ON Finance.
f. A. Child, II. z. Alfred, Christia
Knudson. Henry Lewis. James Peter
son and Suel Zimmerman.
Committee on Sports.
ID. J. Thurman, w. A. Knigh
George p. Garff, II. NJ. Royle. Jr
w. s. Evans. Abe Phillips and Il.
Bachelor
Committee on Program.
Leonard Peterson, G. A. Goate
James Carter. Ivy Thomas, Vera Ia!
lor and Il. j. Child.
Committee on Decoration.
Mrs. w. c. Ernst. Alex Brown, Wn
Hadfiold. Chelta Davis, Mabel Brigg
Fern Cough and Victor Mason.
The committee on Parade held
meeting Monday night and decided
ask all merchants and trades peopI
to enter floats Following are the OF
ganizations and the floats they hay
been asked to get up:
United States Flag-D. II. Societ
Goddess of Liberty-2nd War
Young Ladies'.
Utah-Bee Hive Girls--1st Ward,
Relation OF T. S. to Mexico and otl
err nations-2nd Ward Young Men
Relief of Bcleians Primary--l'
Ward.
Service to Humanity-Scouts an
Club Boys,
The Melting Pot-Schools.
Red Cross-3rd Ward Young Ladie
George and Martha Washington
4th Ward Y. NJ, and Y, L.
Evolution OF Lincoln-lst Ward \
Indians-Arthur Saby.
Merchant and Trade Floats-Busi
ness Men.
Agricultural Products--H S, Agri
cultural Club,
Development in Agriculture-Fa Farm
ers Society of Equity.
Float-Athenian Club.
at-Commercial Club,
Float-Mothers Club of New sWest
Fire Apparatus Fire Department
Boys.
Float-Home Economics Club 3
Ward.
The sport committee is ARRANGING
one of tho best programs ever giNoI
here. BESIDES the regular program Q
races, creased poles, pigs. etc, Their
will be baseball game between Leh
and Lindon, after which will occur
broncho riding contest some of III,
widest bronchos In the state boir'
used for this purpose The detailed
program for the whole days cpor
will be in our next issue.