The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18
SMITHFIELD

lpIesSNe funeral services were held
in the first ward meeting house on
Sunday, Oct. Q, at p. m. over the
remains of Alice Done Smith, wife
of Jonathan II. Smith, who died
from heart trouble last Wednesday
evening
The house was well filled with
mourners and sympathizing friends
who came from far and near to pay
their last respects to the deceased.
Bishops Counselor, Hazen Hill
yard conducted the services.
The ward choir under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. Clara Sparks furnish
ed appropriate music.
The opening song was Sister
Thou Vast Mild and Lovely"
! Prayer by Elder Samuel p. Mel
son.
! Singing, II Have Read of a Bean
tiful city, by w. II. Roekelley with
! choir accompaniment. So
Bishop Newton Woodruff spoke Of
the devotion Of Sister Smith to the
family and home, also of her extern
sive work in the temple for her
kindred dead.
Mrs. Eugene Lindquist sang
There is a Land Know Not
Where" after which Brother Sam
( uel Nelson spoke on the Resurrec-
ton and Eternal life.
Brother w. G.. Raymond testified
as to the beautiful life and charac-
ter of the deceased.
Mrs. Laveda Griffiths sang "one
Fleeing Hour"
Elder William Seamons of Hyde
Park, a Temple worker bore testi-
mony to the great faith and inte-
gritty of character OF Sister Smith.
Bishops Counselor, Hazen Hill
yard In conclusion endorsed the re-
marks of the previous speakers and
paid tribute to the nobility and sin
certify of character of the deceased.
Closing, song 20 My Father"
| Benediction by Elder Sylvester
Low.
Sister Alice Done Smith, daugh-
ter of George Done and Alice Smith
Done, was born at Smithfield Janu-
airy Il, 1862.
She was married to Jonathan He
Der Smi.l, Oct. 90, 1878, at Salt
Lake.
She was the mother of 10 child
rem of whom with her husband and
father survive her: Mary Thornley,.
Alvaretta Napper, Maria Lewis,
Floss Fueller, Jessie Smith and Yves
, ley Smith, all of Smithfield, George
.. Smith Of Cache Junction, Mrs
CoTal .Seamons of Hyde Park, and
the late Mrs. Mile Smith Peterson.
the other children died in infancy
The Second ward NJ. !. A. was re.
organized on Sunday afternoon at
the sacrament meeting.
Brother G. f. Kingsford of the
N. l. A. Stake Presidency was pres
on'. The old officers were released
and rendered a note of thanks anc
80" ffIawing incoming officers
-''" sustained. President J. w. Hur-
rem. LIST Counselor, Calder Smith.
End Counselor Ivan Geary, Secretary
and Treasurer, Milford Jensen, Choir
istor, Mariner Roskelley, Organist.
Floyd Miles, Glass Leaders; Advanc-
ed Seniors, John H. Peterson. Sen
Tor Glass, C. E. Kingsford and Jun
Tor, J.. w Mccain.
The NJ. l. A. both wards held their
opening night on Tuesday evening.
A splendid program was rendered
and all enjo-ed the remainder OF
the evening in games and dancing.
A special feature of the program in
both wards was the solo dancing
of Miss Olga Carlson Of the U. A. c.
accompanied on the piano by Miss
Given Friday, and on the violin by
Miss Yelma Haywood
The musical event Of this month
will be given by the smithfield La
dies Glee Club under the auspices
Of the Chamber OF Commerce on
Thursday evening, Oct. 20.
The Glee Club has secured the
services of some of our best local
musicians. The club consists Of the
following ladies. Mrs. Clara Sparks,
Mrs. Eunice Miles. Mrs Joan Pit
cher. Mrs. Emma Thornley,, Mrs.
Louie Jarvis, Mrs. Lavon VIM, Mrs.
Eugene Llndquist. Mrs. Virginia
Athay, Mrs Elias Barker and Miss
Margaret Romney with Mrs. Given
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