Funeral services of Mrs Vilate White were held at the Thayne ward meeting house on April 30 at 8:00 p.m. The opening song by the High School chorus under the direction of Principal C.L. Brown was very beautifully rendered. The opening prayer was offered by N.J. Hemmert followed by a solo by Lloyd Gardner.
Bro. Wm. E. Jenkins was the first speaker. He spoke very highly of the works of sister white and offered many words of consolation and comfort to the bereaved family. B.R. Wheeler then told of the faithful service of the deceased, and the comfort she had given to others in the years of service she has rendered.
President Barrus then spoke of the life beyond the grave and what it meant to know that there is some thing to look forward to after this is ended. He also praised the work done by Mrs White.
Mrs Frances Palmer, Mary Osmond, Dorothy Wheeler and Lena Walton then sang "Beyond Today".
Bishop R.R, Dana then told of the accomplishments of Mrs White in here twenty years of service as President of the Thayne Relief society and the many lessons taught by example rather than precept. He also expressed the thought brought out by her in the parents class as she pleaded with the parents not to find fault with one another and to show leniency with others failings.
The High School Quartet then sang "Rock of Ages".
Benediction was given by Charles E. Wright.
Mrs Vilate white was 54 years and three months old at the time of her death. She was the mother of eleven children eight of whom are still living as follows:
Myron White of Thayne, Mrs Elden Allred of Fairview, Mrs Charles Call of Afton, Leland White who is now in Fresno California, Mrs D.W. Strau of Springville, Utah, Orlan White of Alpine and Mondell and Zelpha white both of Thayne.
The fact that wherever she was known she was loved was proven by the number of people who came from all parts of the valley in such numbers that many were not able to enter the church house.
Floral offerings came from all parts of the valley, several beautiful sprays of roses and carnations came from friends and relatives in Utah.
White, Vilate (13 May 1927)Star Valley Independent
Amy Vilate PORTER is the daughter if Alma PORTER and Minerva Adaline DEUEL
Amy Vilate PORTER narried Thomas Washington WHITE 20 Oct 1891 in Porterville, Morgan, Ut
Funeral services of Mrs Vilate White were held at the Thayne ward meeting house on April 30 at 8:00 p.m. The opening song by the High School chorus under the direction of Principal C.L. Brown was very beautifully rendered. The opening prayer was offered by N.J. Hemmert followed by a solo by Lloyd Gardner.
Bro. Wm. E. Jenkins was the first speaker. He spoke very highly of the works of sister white and offered many words of consolation and comfort to the bereaved family. B.R. Wheeler then told of the faithful service of the deceased, and the comfort she had given to others in the years of service she has rendered.
President Barrus then spoke of the life beyond the grave and what it meant to know that there is some thing to look forward to after this is ended. He also praised the work done by Mrs White.
Mrs Frances Palmer, Mary Osmond, Dorothy Wheeler and Lena Walton then sang "Beyond Today".
Bishop R.R, Dana then told of the accomplishments of Mrs White in here twenty years of service as President of the Thayne Relief society and the many lessons taught by example rather than precept. He also expressed the thought brought out by her in the parents class as she pleaded with the parents not to find fault with one another and to show leniency with others failings.
The High School Quartet then sang "Rock of Ages".
Benediction was given by Charles E. Wright.
Mrs Vilate white was 54 years and three months old at the time of her death. She was the mother of eleven children eight of whom are still living as follows:
Myron White of Thayne, Mrs Elden Allred of Fairview, Mrs Charles Call of Afton, Leland White who is now in Fresno California, Mrs D.W. Strau of Springville, Utah, Orlan White of Alpine and Mondell and Zelpha white both of Thayne.
The fact that wherever she was known she was loved was proven by the number of people who came from all parts of the valley in such numbers that many were not able to enter the church house.
Floral offerings came from all parts of the valley, several beautiful sprays of roses and carnations came from friends and relatives in Utah.
White, Vilate (13 May 1927)Star Valley Independent
Amy Vilate PORTER is the daughter if Alma PORTER and Minerva Adaline DEUEL
Amy Vilate PORTER narried Thomas Washington WHITE 20 Oct 1891 in Porterville, Morgan, Ut
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