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3 Advocate 1 (1960)

handle is hein.barjournals/adisb0003 and id is 1 raw text is: Vol. 3, No. 1 Boise, Idaho January, 1960 Swearing In Ceremonies For McFadden McFadden Takes Oath Honorable Joseph J. McFadden took the oath of office as a Justice of the Supreme Court of Idaho on January 4, 1960 at an impressive ceremony con- duted in the Supreme Court during a special session of the Court held for that purpose. The courtroom was filled to capacity for the occasion. Justice McFadden received the oath from the Honorable C. J. Taylor, Chief Justice, who spoke briefly about the du- ties which rest upon the members of the Court andi the responsibilities which they must assume in order to properly carry on tile important work of that tribunal. Justice McFadden was presented to the Court by L. L. Sullivan, Esq., and the Honorable Sherman J. Bellwood, both of whom had previously been engaged in the practice of law at Hailey and were early friends of Justice McFadden. After receiving the oath, Justice McFadden was presented with the robe of office andi assumed his position on the bench. The Honorable Sherman J. Bellwood then spoke as President of the Idaho State Bar Association with reference to the obligations of the Court in the ad- ministration of justice. Judge Bellwood's remarks are printed in full herein in the Vox Presidenti column. Following Judge Bellwood's address, Justice McFadden expressed appreciation for the oppor- tunity to serve, andi stated that it was the beginning of a new phase in his career, a phase which in the early years of his practice he never anticipated would occur. A reception was held in the Crystal Ballroom in the Hotel Boise following the installation ceremony in honor of Justice and Mrs. McFadden. Mr. Charles H. Creason anti Mrs. Creason presented the guests to Justice and Mrs. McFadden in the reception line, which also included the other Supreme Court Justices and their wives. Mr. Creason, President of the Fourth and Eleventh District Bar Association, was in charge of arrange- ments. Supreme Court Holds Memorial Ceremonies The annual memorial service was held January 5, 1960, in the Supreme Court honoring all those members of the Idaho State Bar whose deaths occurred during the previous year. General arrange- ments were handled by Wayne E. Davis, Esq., chairman of the Resolutions Com- mittee. He was assisted by Messrs. J. M. O'Donnell and R. Bryan Kidwell on the Resolutions Committee. Opening remarks were made by the Honorable C. J. Taylor, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, which were followed by invocation by Dr. C. Warren VanCamp, minister of Boone Memorial Presbyterian Church in Caldwell, Idaho. Invocation was followed by a violin solo by Miss Willey Stevens, who was accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Sylvia Hunt, both of whom are students at the College of Idaho. The resolution of the committee was read by Mr. Wayne E. Davis and a spe- cial memorial for the late Chief Justice James W. Porter was read by Mr. Branch Bird. Mr. E. L. Rayborn was chairman (Continued on Page 8) IN MEMORIAM Earl Hoyt Casterlin, Pocatello; James W. Wiyne, Coeur d'Alene; Henry M. Hall, Jerome; Tom F. Alworth, Filer; Judge Preston Thatcher, Blackfoot; Ralph S. Nelson, Coeur d'Alene; Frank A. McCall, Rigby; Harry Keyser, Boise; Judge E. E. Hunt, Sandpoint; Thurston P. Wormwood, Missoula; Thomas Milton Morris, Corvallis; Harold S. Purdy, Coeur d'Alene; Logan D. Hyslop, Nampa; Walter H. Anderson, Pocatello; Larry Blaine Adamson, Seattle; James P. Reed, Emmett; Edwin Snow, Boise; Wayne A. Barclay, Jerome; Judge James W. Porter, Boise; Judge Albert J. Graf,.Kellogg. V -

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