OFFICERS Valerie Newton Carol Hurst Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary COMMITTEES Barbara Scowcroft ‘Treasurer Martha Krebs Auditor Kathy Douglas | Historian/Custodian Geneva Peterson =. liamentarian Myrene Van Dyke Thelma Willie PLAY - NOVEMBER GUEST NIGHT, Etc. Hazel Robertson, Chair. Tita Lindquist, House CHRISTMAS PARTY Jo D'Ann Dance, Chair. JUNE BREAKFAST Gayle Richards, Program Marge Dene Taylor, House | Past President COURTESY Helen Harding, Chair. Charlene Nelson, Co-Chair. MEMBERSHIP Judy Anderson, Chair. Nancy Flamm, Bonnie King PRESS Margaret Farr, Chair. Vera Eccles, Co-Chair PROGRAM 1990 - 199] Martha Krebs, Chair. Valerie Newton, Afton Castelmain Judy Anderson, Charlene Nelson PROGRAMS 199] - 1992 Joyce Stillwell, Chair. Carol Hurst, Athleen Johnson ) Portia Douglas, Jeanne Hall \ \ SST n nee ie “THE PUBLIC EYE” AFTON CASTLEMAIN VERA ECCLES, CAROL HURST “LITTLE PRISON” ) MICKEY BURDETT ATHLEEN JOHNSON, HELEN HARDING, oxen OE 2 wnaned BONNIE KING, MARGARET ZITZMAN _ ) | ~— HOSTESSES: MARTHA KREBS BONNIE KING, JEANNE HALL \ “THE UGLY DUCKLING” ANNETTE TERRY MYRENE VAN DYKE, CAROLYN LINDSLEY, MARTHA KREBS JOYCE STILLWELL, BETH JOHNSON, MARGE TAYLOR HOSTESSES: HELEN HARDING MYRENE VAN DYKE, GENEVA PETERSON {\ “STRANGE ROAD” JEANNE HALL TELITHA LINDQUIST, RUTH DARRINGTON, HOSTESSES: VERA ECCLES AFTON CASTLEMAIN, ANNETTE TERRY ROSINA NICHOLAS GUEST DANCERS Helen Talmage Parry — OGDEN Helen Talmage Parry, | poet, lyricist, wife and mother, died March 5, 1991, after:a long illness. She | was 88 years old. She wrote sonnets and poetry; collaborated: as: a. lyricist she | with: husband, Ro land Parry, in writing the Mu- .sic Drama ‘All Faces West’, performed many times in the Og‘den Stadium Theater during the summer, and other places. Among the favorite® verses she wrote are ‘I Shall Come Running’, ‘Fly Lower Birds’, and ‘Prai- ‘rie Music’. One of her verses best de-: cribes her life: ‘I’ll Walk the Way With . Beauty’. Beauty was a way of life with © Helen; she was beautifulto see, she made her home and surroundings beautiful, and she delighted in bringing © beauty into the lives of others with her. ae ‘generosity and hospitality. . eg ~”- Born October 24, 1902, in Salt Lake City, she was the youngest daughter of James E. Talmage, Apostle in the Church of: Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and President of the University of Utah, and Merry May. Booth Talmage. She married Roland Parry in the Salt Lake City L.D.S. Temple. Roland on.October 18, her preceded nthe nae in death.ddvesdetietudunaiodea 1977. Her formal: education of: sixteen years included Salt Lake City schools, Brigham Young University, Simmons | College in Boston and the University of Utah. She was set apart as a missionary when she went to England with her Father, then President of the L.D.S, | Mission in Liverpool, England. She lived in Ogden most of her married life, and with her daughter in Co- . _rona del Mar, California, during most of the last ten years of her life. She is . survived by a daughter, Gloria, (a son, ‘James; died in 1985), six grandchildren | ; ‘and four great-grandchildren. Private family funeral services will ‘be held at Lindquist’s Ogden Mortuary, 3408: Washington Bivd., at 3 P.M. Saturday, March 9th. interment, Ogden City Cemetery. . Helen Talmage Parry OGDEN — Helen Talmage Parry, poet, lyricist, wife and mother, died March 5, 1991, after.a long illness. She was 88 years old. " She wrote sonnets and poetry; collaborated: as ea a. lyricist with her composer- land Parry, .in husband, Ro- writing Mu- the she | .si¢c Drama ‘All Faces West’, performed many times in the Og‘den Stadium Theater during the summer, and places. others Among; the favorite wo SRNR verses she wrote are ‘i Shall Come Running’, ‘Fly Lower Birds’, and ‘Prai- ‘win Adiiein’ Ona af har varscas hest de-: a 25 207 / 28 Sunday, May 19, 1991 Se RRR RE RNR EY | Weber _ State _ University will & award honorary F: degrees next month to a for-§ mer president of |: the university, af retired head li-§ brarian and ag longtime comsi mae: i . honorary An doctor of hu- a Nadauld Grose Lindquist, Grose came to Weber College in 1939 as an assistant librarian. She Stephen D. Nadauld, president of later became head librarian and — Weber State from 1985-90; Wilma head cataloger. Priorto her retireGrose, head librarian at Weber State from 1954-60; and Telitha El- ment in 1975, she completed an lis Lindquist, former president of eight-year project to reclassify li- - manities degree will be given to the Ogden YWCA. degrees brary holdings from the Dewey decimal system to the Library of Nadauld is credited with leading She received an associate’s de- They will receive the _ during graduation exercises June 7. _ the effort that earned university Congress:‘system. gree in 1931 OGDEN Mound and later received direction, the institution successful- last Children’s Aid Society and the Junior League of Ogden. She served offil year to become chief financia Weber County cer for Bonneville Pacific Corp. He on the boards of the , Foundation Utah MuLibrary the . ~ recently left the company sical Theater and the Ogden Symphony/Ballet Association. In 1987, -Nadauld left the university she and her husband received the _ ‘Claudia Bea ee Archibald, teacher at Dee Elementary and district employee for 26 years. Gordon Madsen, eh, at Ce teacher Highland Middle School and district employee for 31 years. Robert Puzey, ie counselor at Highland Middle and district em- | ployee for 28 years. Ruth H. Darrington, English to) acher at Ogden High, Redes: district em- iS < ployee for 26 years. She has also Ogden Chamber of Commerce “Wall of Fame” Award. They have . ~ 2@:Thursday, May 9, 1991 _ Fort Middle School. ' Retirees include: Elaine Anderson, teacher at Bonneville Elementary School, for ye vets. e ~ =~ thern California. received exclusive --SouLindquist m, toandadmi progra aut hority has held offices in sevnister a master’s. Ogden community organizaof education program previously eral tions. She was president of the ty. shared with Utah State Universi — A reception honored © Ogden School District retirees and longtime employees Wednesday at — = bachelor’s degrees from the Uni versity of Utah and the University of Denver. She earned a master’s | Reof d Boar state the _ ly petitioned gents for’a four-year nursing degree from the University of ‘status for Weber State. Under his RETIREMENTS eo taught drama and debate. Tom Ogden taught ington sponsored séveral concerts, capital improvement projects and lecture series at the university, = Quinn, teacher at Mount Middle for 31 years. He also at Mound Fort and Washjunior high schools and has _ been president of the Ogden Educa- tion Association. Richard Toyn, teacher for the learning disabled, and district em-_ ployee for 25 years. He taught at Ben Lomond High, Mount Ogden “Middle and Horace Mann, Polk and Lewis elementaries. FranceszkaH. Young, teacher at Hillcrest Elementary.and district. employee for 23 years. She taught ~ at Pingree, Hopkins and Lincoln elementaries. Glenn Clark Peterson, teacher at Highland Middle for 32 years. He taught geography, U.S. history, social studies and physical educaCO ee tion. ‘Keith Painter, Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps instructor, and years. district employee a for ee four - Betty Rainey, teacher at Lewis Elementary for 22 years. gat ss *| Than Snes ee eee ORGANIZED NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTEEN ACTIVE MEMBERS | 731-2275 399-5361 394-6595 393-0732 . CLUB MOTTO: . dod ass ‘The drama‘s laws, the drama's patrons give, For we that live to please, 393-0578 must please to live." 304-7357 Dr. Samuel Johnson 479-3975 479-7007 MEETINGS 521.5906 Seven-thirty p.m. 298-2929 1990 - 1991 731-4221 oe 392-3438 479-4750 392-9446 546-4423 774-8316 621-0065 394-9751 544-0178 479-3307 394-8995 451-7955 399-0973 943-3294 268-8507 393-6507 393-7980 531-8311 476-9222 566-8367 531-1000 479-5381 479-7697 394-7694 393-2410 LINDSLEY, Mrs. Richard (Carolynn) 1536 - 26th Street 84401 NELSON, Mrs. Craig (Charlene) 2180 N. 2350 E., Layton 84040 NEWTON, Mrs. John D. (Valerie) 987 E. 5475 S. 84405 NICHOLAS, Mrs. Francis (Rosina) 1456 - 27th Street 84401 PETERSON, Mrs. Marvin (Geneva) 368 Shepard Rigde Rd., Farmington 84025 PLOWGIAN, Mrs. Ben H. (1Iclen) 1520 - 42nd Street 84403 RICHARDS, Mrs. John (Gayle) 3545 Avondale Dr., SLC 84121 RICHARDS, Mrs. Sophie 1444 Mitchell Drive 84403 ROBERTSON, Mrs. Glenn (Hazel) 3461 Gramercy Ave. 84403 SCOWCROFT, Mrs. John (Barbara) 1292 Federal Heights Dr., SLC 84103 STILLWELL, Mrs. Robert J. (Joyce) 2005 E. Jennifer Dr., 84403 TAYLOR, Miss Marge Dene 6834 S. Country Woods Circle #F, Midvale 84047 TERRY, Mrs. James E. (Annette) 735 E. 5400 S. 84405 VAN DYKE, Mrs. William (Myrene) 4230 Jefferson Ave. 84403 WILLIE, Mrs. Leon G. (Thelma) 1181 S. 885 E. 84404 ZITZMAN, Mrs. L. Henry (Margaret) 3836 Eccles Ave. 84403 ANDERSON, Mrs. Edwin T. (Judy) 4485 S. 2025 W., Roy 84067 BISCHOFF, Mrs. Mark F. (Janette) 3359 VanBuren Ave. 84403 BURDETT, Mrs. William (Mickey) 1345 Darling Street 84403 CASTLEMAIN, Mrs. Victor (Afton) 760 - 42nd Street 84403 DANCE, Mrs. James R. (Jo D'Ann) 5609 S. 1150 W. 84405 DARRINGTON, Mss. Ruth 2456 Harrison Blvd. 84403 DOUGLAS, Mrs. Emerson (Portia) 2927 Taylor Ave. 84403 DOUGLAS, Miss Kathy 5870 Wasatch Drive 84403 ECCLES, Mrs. John D. (Vera) 6523 E. 4500 S. 84403 FARR, Mrs. Boyd J. (Margaret) 2876 Malan Ave. 84403 FLAMM, Mrs. Jeff C. (Nancy) 1212 N. Oakridge, Centerville 84014 HALL, Mrs. Alan (Jeanne) 1935 W. 3875 S., Roy 84067 HAR DING Mrs. Glen F. (Helen) 2737 Pierce Ave. 84403 HURST, Mrs. Dean (Carol) 4230 Edgehill Drive 84403 JOHNSON, Mrs. Darrell G. (Beth) 4624 Madison Ave. 84403 JOIINSON, Mrs. Vernal H. (Athleen) 1332 Marilyn Drive 84403 KING, Mrs. Michael R. (Bonnic) 2169 N. 2400 E., Layton 84040 KREBS, Mrs. Dwight D. (Martha) 928 N. 2600 W., Clinton 84015 LINDOUIST. Mrs. John A. (Telitha)