| Other officers named “6B Standard- Exemivier Suaday, ‘July. 25, 1982 Masons elect two Former gtentte: = NAACP PRS +.‘ Former Alfred McCowan of Ogden has been elected most Ogden resident Roiett Lg. %.. Fui- the Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Accepted and Free Masons with Colorado, Wyoming and Utah in his jurisdiction. Elizabeth Ann Carpenter, # : : rson for a one-year term of Region I National |» worshipful grand master of F -gham of Sacramento, Calif., was elected chair. Association for the Adv- ancement of Colordéd Peo- = ple at the national conf=. vention in Boston. also of Ogden, was elected = = The West Coast region Se encompasses the statesof ; = California, Utah, Nevapeda Hawaii, Alaska, fy. ane y pai th ee 2 Fn ed Se aK er State Coliege ee a B95 = Réietta G. Fulgham | eo. 19, 1982 oe Order of Eastern McCowan Star. Band marshal; committee * onald iH Others William Beard, chairman: Carpenter, organist. named were and Robert Wright grand pursuviant: Harold sWilliams, grand historian; and James Lee, grand senior steward, gall of Salt Lake City. ex: § and McCowan #acific years New 33rd before service. worked retiring He for Union after is a deacon 40 in Zion Baptist Church and a Degree Mason. a * He has been a member of the eMount Ogden Lodge No. 20 for #35 years, serving as its worshipful *master ai the time a lodge home iWas acquired. : In grand offices, he has been a “senior deacon, steward and orator Carpenter . served as scholarship chair- man. In civic affairs, he helped orga- Other local Masons named to ioffices were Raymond E. Robingon, grand orator; Donald Pearon, grand tyler; Tommie Tucker, 1 ctructor at the American tandard-Examiner, Suneluy, Sept. Grand - _ ‘who put their lives on the line for civil rights,’, 49 she said. ts % ee Columbine Skills fs | Bwards Center in the business department. Mrs. Fulgham is an in- vicatpaiiglae. qfiliate, | River College in Sacramento. She began her 43 ‘work with the NAACP as a youth member gpd ‘ .officer in ‘Ogden. . “E enjoy being an active member of the » 7 association because I don’t want to forget those : conduc- ¢ Chapter, University in business. She worked at the Web- 4 wy Arizona, Oregon, Idaho = and Washington. Se ~ Ben Lomond High School ~<" and received a master’s -. degree from Utah State ee i: associated Stress of the Prince Hall Af. ee eeige — Morand woke roe a a ee nme ee nize the.Ogden Area Community Action Agency and was chairman of the advisory board on student © government. School. for Ogden High He attended Houston Tillotison College in Austin, Texas. His wife, Bina L. McCowan, is past worthy matron of Queen of the West, Order of Eastern Star. The McCowans, who live at 753 28th, are the parents of three sons and a daughter. The Columbine Grand Chap- ter, Order of Eastern Star, will be led by Ella W. Ikner of Denver, grand worthy matron. Mrs. Carpenter, the grand aassociate conductress, is a member of the Dave Sand Civic Club and New Zion Church. She is employed at Hill Air Force Base. She and her husband, Donald R. Carpenter, nen two daughters. = a Betty pote VOTE _ |, . | Representatives = elle “Share the vision Dist. #9 Democrat for Ogden’s future progress” e Help Rebuild Our Communities e Revitalize Our Citizens * Reshape Ogden’s Future Ogden need e With A Strong Vision Of The Future! e Who Can Energize The People e Who Can Bring People Together e Who Is Knowledgeable & Experienced Betty Sawyer is that leader! Sawyer is: ¢ Caring * Committed * Courageous Sawyer has the VISION to lead! Together, we can win this election and assure a victory for Ogden’s future. er pe VOTE JUNE 28! Primary Election DaiA Palitical Advertisement Black Affairs Director, Betty Sawyer, receives Sojourner of Truth Award Betty Sawyer became the recipient of the Sojourner of Truth award presented by Your Community Connection (YCC) The Your Community the NAACP and is a councilor recognized Betty is on the board of the Ogden Connection (YCC-formerly for Youth NAACP. Sawyer as the Woman of the Area Community Action YWCA) year Sojourner Truth Award in a ceremony held May 9. The award was presented to Betty Sawyer, Director of the Governor's office of Black Affairs, for her many achieve- ments as an outstanding Black community leader. Sawyer, who is the mother of five, is involved with many organizations in her community. She is active in the New Zion Baptist Church as a trustee, Sunday school teacher, and young matron. Sawyer is a member of i a ATPASES YA UO EPEAT She also Agency and is a co-founder of Project Success, an Ogden based organization that benefits youth. Among all her activities she finds time to coach her son’s baseball team. Sawyer’s family and community greatly benefit from the many hours of service she gives them and are grateful for her and her efforts. SMP AR; ES CLT DOO EE TEETH EE Jones-Brown Mr. and Mrs. Nolan T. Jones of Clinton announce the marriage of their daughter, Noelle R., to Spen- 1-498 75 11.85 i ra lines $1.00 e cer V. Brown. The bridegroom is a son of Larry and Debbic Lattin of Twin Falls, Idaho. The ceremony was performed Saturday at the Wellington House Historic Post Office. Reception gucsts were greeted afterward. Scrving as the bride’s maid of honor was Laura Renteria. Best man was Thad Hcidemann. The bride is employed with SPS Payment Systems in Layton. She graduated from American Schools and attended School. dan Clearficld The bridegroom Ointaw Da xnet« o8s High is a manager at §& = ee Sie. at a ieee yeh = ER Spencer V. and Noelle R. Browr cc $2% rere hh _. Utah NAACP names BABY contest winner 1990 NAACP held its; The Ogden Youth Be A Better Youth (BABY) contest on June 23, 1990, declaring the winner to be Omar X. Sawyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerrard Sawyer of Ogden: Omar represented Utah at the 1990 national convention of the NAACP in Los Angeles, California, July 8-12. The contest was sponsored by the Ogden branch of the NAACP in cooperation with the national NAACP to raise funds in support of a campaign to be used in the fight against drug and. alcohol abuse, teenage pregnancy, crime and violence, and dropping out of school and illiteracy. Omar Sawyer, winner of the 1990 Ogden BABY contest hh : s eka Ogdenite’s granddaughter named 2nd runner-up in national BABY contest | Keia Syreeta Fulgham, daughter of Royetta Goodwin Fulgham of Sacramento, California was named the | second BABY runner-up in the contest during the national. national convention of the NAACP held in Los Angeles July 8-12. Goodwin of Ogden was on hand asa_ delegate and beamed with joy as veteran television and movie actress Jayne Kennedy Overton, the mistress of ceremonies for this program, an- nounced the winners and kissed each — ..