FUNERAL SERVICES FOR ANNIE W. JONES
Malad Second Ward Chapel – April 8, 1946 – 2:00 p.m.
Born – January 28, 1870
Passed Away – April l2, 1946

Prelude and Postlude – Helen Ossmen on the violin, and Helen Crowther on the organ
Invocation – E.E. Richards
Obituary – W.W. Thomas
Address – J.D. Price and Rev. Cunningham of the Congregational Church in Pocatello
Vocal Solo – Jenkins Palmer, acc. by Mrs. Gunnell
Duet – Vereen John and Wanda Napier, acc. by Eunice Ward
Duet – Howell Williams and daughter Marguerite Clark, acc. by Helen Ossmen
Benediction – Norman Crowther

At the cemetery

Those from out of town in attendance were: Mrs. Mabel McAllister Hinsdale, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Atwell, Los Angeles; Mrs. Beth McAlister Bray, San Francisco; Mrs. Mary Sievert, Mrs. Patrick Foley, James E. Mandry, Denver, CO; Mr. and Mrs. Alma Hanson and children, Idaho Falls; Mrs. Mandry, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Pugsley and children, Clyde Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Rampton and son, Garland; Orson Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jenson, Midvale, UT; Mrs. Guy Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Thornton, Provo; Ray Evans, Fort Hall; Miss Helen Crowther, Logan.

Mrs. R.D. Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Walker and daughter, Mrs. Eddie Jones and family, Mrs. George Galbraith, Mrs. George Oliver, Miss Vivian Hanson, Mr. Royal A. Brown, Mrs. Sharlott Wilkie, Miss Vivian Marson, Miss Edith Ball, Miss Ruth Rana, Miss Mildred Hillowich, Miss Alice Moore, Pocatello

Annie W. Jones Evans, 76, daughter of James E. and Annie W. Jones, early pioneer settlers of Malad valley, died April 2, 1946 at the Evans home in Malad. Mrs. Evans was preceded in death by her husband, Isaac Evans, in September of 1944. Mr. and Mrs. Evans were life-long residents of Malad.

Mrs. Evans was born January 28, 1870 at Malad. She was married to Isaac Evans October 30, 1892 at Malad.

Mrs. Evans was a member of the Civic Betterment Club, the Ladies Aid, the Wool Grower’s Auxiliary, and a charger member of the Native Daughters of Idaho Pioneers, Station 1, and was president of the club at the time of her death. She was also a member of the Alpha Xi Mother’s club of Salt Lake City. Last year Mrs. Evans acted as house mother at the YWCA at Pocatello.

She is survived by the following daughters and sons: Mrs. Mary Ellen Van Cott of Salt lake City; Miss Daisy M. Evans of Pocatello; Mrs. Gwenfread Jenson of Montpelier, ID; Mrs. Howard Peck, Jr. of San Francisco and James W.J. Evans of Malad. There are four grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. Margaret Peterson of Malad; Mrs. Daisy Mandry of Garland; Mrs. Gwenfread Crowther of Malad, and James T. Jones of Malad.