The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-05-16

VU0 O00p0uluB 1Ttalbs IIuyeE WSo
offered BY Bishop T. 8. Karen.
siigins. I Need Thee. The speakers
WEE, Brigham Pond. Mr.. 8. Skid
more OF smithfield; Lewis Pond Of
Gsntiis Valley; President B. A. Hen
dricls and r. A. Rawlins. All the
speakers testified to the nobility Of
the character ana the kind father and
husband which Brother Huff had
been dnring his life time. The choir
sang, Mid Scenes Of Confusion. The
benediction was pronounced by A.
d. smith. Interment was In the
Richmond cemetery. E
Tuesday evening the choir men,
bers and the 117th Quorum Of Sew
entities entertained in honor of +.
M. Stephenson who left this week for
Tracy. California. The following
program was rendered: Recitation.
Eta Kent; comic song, John Nc
knight; duet, Ethlyn and Melba
Taggart; address of welcome. Mel
vim Kent; comic song. Joseph Hyer;
speech Of appreciation. G. E. Pope;
presentation Of a watch fob as a
token of remembrance from the
quorum by John Anderson. The re-
mainder Of the evening was spent
In games and dancing.
Mrs. Elmira Hendricks Of Rich
mond Is visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. J. H. Stocks.
Mrs. Maud Stocks entertained the
Ladies Of the Art and Literary Club
LIST Friday afternoon. Story. The Re-
(Tolt Of Mother, was given by Sadie
Bernhisel. The discussion was also
given by Sadie Bernhisel; reading,
One Mother. Gale Lewis.
Sentiments on mother were given by
members. Eleven members were in
attendance. Mrs. G. A. Hogan was
the guest Of honor. Refreshments
were served.
The Stephenson school gave their
closing exercises Friday evening with
the following program: Chorus. The
star spanglad Banner; recitation. M.
Marler; piano solo. r. Layne; reci-
tation, G. Morris: chorus, Help Save
Old Glory. Grammar Grades; class
prophecy. A Dream Of the Future,
z. Marler: comforting Of certificates.
Miss Smith. principal; valedictory.
Joseph Haslam; address to the grad
yates, Roy Kent. Clarence Jamison,
Joseph Mills. Joseph Haslam and J.
Layne were the graduates.
The B. Y. College third year dr..
matte club rendered their services to
the Lewiston branch Of the Red
Cross, Monday evening in the CON-
edy entitled. Charley's Aunt. which
they gave in a very creditable man
ner. $115 was taken In after the
expenses were paid. $S5 was turned
into the Red Cross treasury. Prof.
Engar with his ladies chorus. OF
Preston, rendered beautiful music.
Mrs, Maria J. Swinyard. chairman.
and Mrs. Eta Pond generously en-
tertained the boys and girls during
their stay. The people Of Lewiston
expressed great appreciation for the
services rendered during the evening
and extends to them vote Of thanks.
Nsssrs. q. e. Pope. Martin Pond
and Eric Hendricks are sporting
about Lewiston In new cars.
Mrs. Louisa Mower Of Ogden
spent Monday in Lewiston.
Mr.. Charles Bowdsn Of Camp
Kearney Is home. for the summer
season ON a furiough. Mr.. Bowden
looks we'll and happy and is enjoy
ing his training thoroughly.
DR.. Lorin Lewis made business
trip to Lava Hot Springs last FRI
day.
n Pahty W&c 6AvCn ~ Sno AnsAN
ward Friday evening In honor Of
Floyd White who leaves ON the 25th
for service In the U. 8. Army. The |
program was rendered:
singing. America; mu-
sic. M. Kent; address, Joseph Has
lam: reading. Miss Karen. address.
Floyd White; comic paper. Mary
Pond. Refreshments were served.
The Lewiston public schools held
their closing exercises Thursday eve
ming. IS boys and girls were gradu-
ated. The following program was
given; Chorus. Old Glory. Wave On;
America and Yankee
Doodle. Fifth Grade; reading. Asleep
At His Post. Wanda Pope: solo. Hazel
raggart; playet. Dr.. Snoogaster. A
Joke. Sixth Grade; dance. Naomi
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