A THOUGHT!

When God made the oyster, he guaranteed him absolute seconds and social security. He built the oyster a house, a shell, to protect him fromfood rushes in. his enemies. When hungry, the oyster simply opens up his shell and the food rushes in.

But when God made the Eagle, he said, “The blue sky is the limit. Go, build your own house.” And the eagle went out and built his house on the highest mountain crag, where storms threaten him every day. For food he flies through miles of rain and snow and wind.

The eagle, and not the oyster, is the emblems of America

REUNION TIME AGAIN!

August 8, 1959 in Provo, Utah, at North Park, located at 5^th West and 5^th North in Provo. Fun, fun, fun is our menu for the youngsters and teen, so came and bring the whole family. It also might be a good idea to bring along playthings (trikes, wagon, etc.) for the little ones, if you have room, however, there will be swings available as well as some small amusement rides.

The reunion will actually be held two days, August 8 and 9. On the 9^th will be meetings for those who would like to copy records, etc. so bring along your own records and books. Sleeping arrangements can be made. Time and place for the meetings to be held on the 9^th will be decided on the 8^th by those interested.

Also, since it will be an all day affair, we encourage you to come and spend the day. There will be lunch at noon, and again about four in the afternoon, for those who will be unable to attend in the morning. Please bring YOUR OWN LUNCHES.

Well, we will see you, and you, and you all there August 8 and 9 in Provo

Samuel S. Fife writes:

“I remember very little of my grandmother, she did come and live with is in my father’s home for some time, it must have been after my mother died and also James Rowley must have passed away, but I was very young and I don’t remember much about her, but I have been told she was an immaculate housekeeper, a very good cook. These traits have all been transmitted to her girls.

We know very little of her life after she married James Rowley. If any of you readers know anything of her at this time, or of anyone who might know of her life then, will you please help us to fill in this part of her life so that it can be told in the James Rowley History.

Thank You,
Luella J. Downard