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MS 0508 First Unitarian Church of Salt Lake City records 1891-2010 First Unitarian Church (Salt Lake City, Utah) 249 boxes 111.75 linear feet The First Unitarian Church of Salt Lake City records (1891-2010) is a rich collection of source materials, containing primarily original documents tracing the history and activities of the Unitarian Church in Salt Lake City. It is organized into 221 boxes of records dating from its founding in l89l up to 2010. The Unitarian Church has been an advocate of many causes and has played a vital cultural role in the Salt Lake City area. Collection materials are in English. Organizational History

Organized on 24 February 1891, with 187 signatures affixed to its constitution, the Unitarian Church in Salt Lake City enjoyed an unusual measure of prestige from its very beginning. Utah Territory in the 1880s experienced an influx of prominent eastern people and politicians interested in promoting statehood. Many were graduates of large eastern universities and eminent in their fields. The local newspapers were eager for contacts with a culture beyond that of the western frontier. Then, as now, there were religious renegades who did not find the prevailing churches to their liking and welcomed the appearance of a more liberal religion.

When Samuel A. Eliot, Unitarian minister in Denver, arrived on the local scene November 30, 1890, to speak at the Salt Lake Theatre, some 300 people turned out to hear him and Salt Lake City's introduction to Unitarianism began.

A permanent organization soon followed. Dr. David Utter, a Harvard graduate and an eloquent speaker, was engaged as the first minister. The Ladies' Unitarian Society and a Sunday School were organized during that first year. Meetings were held in the Salt Lake Theatre, rented from the Salt Lake Dramatic Association for $20 each week.

In 1892 the First Unitarian Society appointed its first historian and began to discuss a new building. However, the financial panic of 1893 had a devastating effect upon the society; many early adherents returned to the East, leaving the infant organization to struggle for its very existence. Dr. Utter found it necessary to accept a teaching position to eke out a living for his family.

Other ministers followed. It was not until January 1903 that events set in motion by the Reverend William H. Fish, Jr., culminated in the dedication of Unity Hall (138 S. Second East) on Christmas Day 1904. This was the first home of the Unitarian Society. Due to his wife's ill health, Reverend Fish had resigned in November 1904, but he and his family remained in the city for a month in order to attend the dedication. A succession of ministers followed, notably: William Thurston Brown, 1907-1910, whose liberal philosophy created great controversy; the Reverend John Malick, 1913-1918, who also managed the local Red Cross during World War I; the Reverend Frank Lee Hunt, 1923-1930, during whose ministry the present church was built in l927.

Unity Hall was built with an eye to its utility as a rental hall for other organizations. When the property was sold in 1926 and the lot at Sixth South and Thirteenth East was purchased, Slack Winburn, local architect, was engaged to work with Boston architects to design a suitable church building. The present georgian colonial building, in the best tradition of early American architecture, was dedicated September 4, 1927.

Jacob Trapp, 1930-1941, came to the church from Berkeley and remained through the depression of the 1930s. When the Trapps moved to the Denver church, Dr. J. Raymond Cope, professor of philosophy at Indiana University, came to the local pulpit and remained until April 1946; it was then that Eliot Hall was converted into a nursery school for children of working mothers.

Dr. Cope's resignation to accept a call to the Berkeley church brought the Reverend Edwin H. Wilson from Schenectady, New York. He arrived in August 1946 and remained until September 1949 when he became the director of the American Humanist Association in Yellow Springs, Ohio. From Vancouver, British Columbia, came Alfred Stiernotte in January 1947 to be an assistant minister and the managing editor of the Humanist Magazine that was edited by Reverend Wilson and published locally during his time in Utah.

Dr. Harold Scott came to Salt Lake in February 1950 and remained for ten years. Hugh Gillilan, 1960-1969, arrived as a graduate of Meadville Lombard Theological School in Illinois. He was an articulate speaker "as the conscience of the people." Growth in membership made it necessary to hold two services on Sunday mornings. Encounter groups, book groups, church choir, a lending library, a church archives, and a community nursery school were a few of the activities sponsored by the Unitarian community at this time. Under his leadership the church became one of the sponsoring organizations for Friendship Manor, Salt Lake City's first retirement building, built on land adjoining church property. Richard Harris, a student minister from Starr King at Berkeley, served his year of internship in 1965-1966 to help with the ministerial duties of the growing church community. Michael Cunningham, 1969-1970, did not stay long, but his ardent interest in social action made an impact upon the congregation and the community. Ron Clark, 1971-1976, was the great facilitator. He initiated the extended family program, audience groups, an investment group, and special adult educational programs.

Richard Henry, 1977-1986, had great energy and enthusiasm for his work with this congregation. He brought great variety as well as a lively calendar of events: the January retreat for board of trustee members and committee chairs, June's all church picnic, October Mill Hollow Retreat, significant ceremonies for the dedication of children and the induction of new members into the congregation, special fund raising events (the musical "Godspell"), and much more. As a very visible person in both the Salt Lake City and Ogden communities, Henry organized open forums to discuss topical subjects by local and national leaders on various issues such as hunger, peace, disarmament, Equal Rights Amendment, Russian sister city affiliation, town meetings, etc. His encouragement, facilitation, and support of new ideas from members made the South Valley Unitarian Universalist Society a reality. Also, the annual birthday party began 24 February 1981. The ministerial search resulted in the hiring of Thomas R. Goldsmith in September 1987.

(The above history utilized the 1986 Ministerial Information Packet, pp. 5-8, located in Bx 86, Fd 10.)

The First Unitarian Church of Salt Lake City records (1891-2010) is a rich collection of source materials, containing primarily original documents tracing the history and activities of the Unitarian Church in Salt Lake City. It is organized into 249 boxes of records dating from its founding in 1891 up to 2010.

The collection has been divided into eleven major sections. Section one contains original minutes of the board of trustees meetings from 1891 to 1989 (not inclusive) and board of trustees correspondence and office correspondence. It also contains minutes of the annual congregational meetings from 1891 to 1989 (not inclusive). The three books used during the 1890s also contain signatures of new members, some financial records, telegrams, and correspondence.

Section two contains financial records, treasurers' books, counting committee reports, summaries of church collections, weekly income recaps, contribution lists, and reports of pledge campaigns. Also included in this section are the records of the Endowment Trust Fund, including correspondence, minute books, donor names, and thank you letters.

Section three contains material on the ministers of the church. Each minister of the church since 1891 is represented in the collection, although in the early period only one folder of material is available for most ministers. Copies of sermons preached, radio addresses given, and letters received and sent assist in filling the historical picture. Also included in this section are the speeches and sermons given in Salt Lake City by guest speakers from 1942 to 1989, as well as Unitarian sermons delivered elsewhere.

Section four contains the manuscripts and correspondence involved in organizing the celebrations of various church anniversaries, especially the fiftieth in 1941 and seventy-fifth in 1966. It also includes documents on the construction and expansion of the church buildings located at 138 S. 200 East and 569 S. 1300 East in Salt Lake City. Section five contains copies of the weekly order of service for 1898, 1904, 1927 1949, 1961, and 1989. Also included are files on church music, program notes, christening/dedication services, marriages, funerals, obituaries, and memorials. Section six contains membership cards and lists of members for most years from 1951 to 1988. Also included are biographical sketches of prominent members of the church, as well as those for whom transcripts of oral interviews are available.

Section seven contains files on the women's alliance, which is an organization separate from the church. Over the years it was known as the Ladies' Unitarian Society, Unity Circle, Ladies Unity Circle, Lloyd Alliance, Alliance of Unitarian and Other Liberal Christian Women, and the Alliance of Unitarian Women, Salt Lake Branch. Included in this section are minute books from 1897 to 1989, account books, year books from 1936 to 1978, and correspondence from 1909 to 1979.

Section eight contains material collected by various church committees, including the Budget Committee, Building and Grounds Committee, Caring Committee, Finance Committee, Historian Committee, Long Range Planning Committee, Membership Committee, Ministerial Search Committee, Personnel Committee, Service Committee, Social Action Committee, Summer Forum, Youth Adult Committee, and even a Committee on Committees. Also in this section are files of Religious Education from 1891 to 1988.

Section nine contains files on various affiliated and community organizations and activities. Some of these have been affiliated with the First Unitarian Church of Salt Lake City, while other have simply used the church facilities for meetings or activities. These include such groups as Amnesty International, Browning Club, Cambridge Forum, Channing Club, Church of Religious Science, Church of the Larger Fellowship, Community Cooperative Nursery School, Credo Group, Discovery Group, Eliot Club, Friendship Manor, Humanists of Utah, Laymen's League, Liberal Religious Youth, Marmalade Hill School, Metropolitan Community Church, Planned Parenthood of Utah, Salt Lake Memorial Association, Single Parent Group, Thoreau School, Unidrama Club, Unity Volunteer Club, Womanspirit, Young People's Religious Union, and Zion's First International Church.

Section ten contains various local publications: Unitarian for 1898, newsletters from 1923 to 1949, the Ram's Horn from 1950 to 1960, and the Torch from 196l to 1989. Representative examples of national publications are also included: the Beacon from 1913 to 1915, the Christian Unitarian Register from 1927 to 1964, the Bridge from 1962 to 1972, and the UU World from 1972 to 1988. Because of the close connection between many Unitarians and Humanists, there are some Humanist publications: The Humanist of 1932 and the Humanist World Digest from 1955 to 1968. Section eleven contains a good selection of local Unitarian scrapbooks, which provide valuable information from 1928 to 1988.

Addenda includes material relating to the Board of Trustees, financial material, various committee records, office files relating to the Centennial Campaign for building expansion, auction and fund-raising materials, sermons, orders of service, membership information, records pertaining to the Religous Education program, office files of the Women's Alliance, Humanist Association and social action materials, archives of The Torch newsletter, and news clippings. These materials largely date from the 1980s-2000s.

Organized in eleven series: I. Board of Trustees and Congregational Meetings; II. Financial Records; III. Ministers; IV. Church Anniversaries and Buildings; V. Church Services; VI. Membership Records; VII. Women's Alliance; VIII. Church Committees; IX. Affiliated and Community Organizations; X. Unitarian Publications; XI. Scrapbooks; XII. Addenda.

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.

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Collection Name, Collection Number, Box Number, Folder Number. Special Collections, J. Willard Marriott Library, The University of Utah.

Boxes 1-144 were donated from 1984 on (76 linear feet). Box 145 was donated in 1994 (0.5 linear feet).

Boxes 162-212 were donated by the First Unitarian Church in 2012.

Boxes 213-249 were donated by Jennifer Killpack-Knutsen in 2012.

Box 249, folder 1 was donated by Rick Gregory in 2012.

Processed by Stan Larson, Lorille Horne Miller, Betty Greenhalgh, and Martha Stewart in 1990.

Addenda processed by Emma McFarland in 2012.

Addenda processed by Emma McFarland in 2013.

Photographs and audio-visual materials were transferred to the Multimedia Division of Special Collections (P0282 and A0282).

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Includes a copy of the "Constitution of the First Unitarian Church," membership lists for l89l-l9l2, and minutes of meetings in l89l-l9l3 and l920-l922, along with some congregational meetings, letters of l9l2, and a trust deed of l9l2. A microfilm copy is located in the microfilm cabinet.

1 1-4 Minute Book 1895-1897

Photocopy of the original, which is located at the Utah State Historical Society. A microfilm copy is located in the microfilm cabinet.

1 2 II. Record

Includes a copy of the "Constitution of the First Unitarian Church," membership lists for l9l3-l935, and minutes of meetings in l9l3-l9l9 and l924. A microfilm copy is located in the microfilm cabinet.

Organization and Board of Trustees Materials 2 1 Historical Notices 1890-1898

Typed from the Salt Lake Tribune.

2 2 Historical Account 1890-1891 2 3 Historical Notes 1891

Compiled by Anne M. Bradley.

2 4 First Annual Report 1892 2 5 Historical Notes 1895-1898 2 6 Articles of Incorporation 1893-1965 2 7 Constitution 2 8-9 Bylaws 1943-1989 2 10 Members of the Board of Trustees 1891-1983 2 11-14 Lists of Board of Trustees 2 15-18 Board of Trustees Meetings 1899-1931 3 Board of Trustees Meetings 1932-1961 4 Board of Trustees Meetings 1962-1976 5 Board of Trustees Meetings 1977-1984 6 1-13 Board of Trustees Meetings 1984-1989 6 14 Board of Trustees, Liaison Responsibilities 7 Board of Trustees Correspondence 1902-1984 8 1-5 Board of Trustees Correspondence 1985-1989 8 6 Board Policy Manual 8 7-19 Office Correspondence 1944-1985 9 Annual Congregational Meetings 1891-1965 10 Annual Congregational Meetings 1966-1989 11 Annual General Assembly 1946-1975 12 Annual General Assembly 1976-1985 Legal Documents 13 1-5 Abstracts of Title 13 6 Deeds 13 7 Authorization of Corporate Signatures 13 8 Certificates of Payment 1926-1932 13 9 Contracts and Agreements 13 10 Resolutions 13 11 Miscellaneous Documents Financial Records 14 Financial Records, Treasurer's Books 1911-1937 15 Financial Records, Treasurer's Books 1937-1946 16 Financial Records, Treasurer's Books 1947-1964 17 1 Finances 1890-1892 17 2 Checkbook 1898 17 3-18 Finances 1900-1933 18 Financial Records, Finances 1934-1940 19 Financial Records, Finances 1941-1958 20 1-8 Finances 1959-1960 20 9 Record of Collection 1960 20 10-11 Summary of Church Collection 1960 20 12-13 Finances 1961 21 Financial Records, Finances 1961-1965 22 1 Finances 1966 22 2 Counting Committee Report 1966 22 3-7 Finances 1967 22 8 Disbursements 1967 22 9-10 Finances 1968 22 11-12 Counting Committee Report 1968 22 13 Deposits and Expenses 1968 23 1-2 Finances 1969 23 3-4 Counting Committee Report 1969 23 5-6 Finances 1970 23 7-8 Counting Committee Report 1970 23 9-12 Finances 1971 24 1 Finances 1972 24 2 Check Register 1972 24 3-6 Finances 1973 24 7 Check Register 1973 24 8-9 Finances 1974 24 10 Check Register 1974 24 11-16 Finances 1975 25 1-3 Finances, Weekly Income Recap 1975 25 4-6 Finances 1976-1977 25 7 Finances, Weekly Income Recap 1977 25 8 Finances 1978 25 9 Finances, Weekly Income Recap 1978 25 10 Finances 1979 25 11 Finances, Weekly Income Recap 1979 25 12 Finances 1980 25 13 Finances, Weekly Income Recap 1980 25 14 Finances 1981 25 15 Finances, Weekly Income Recap 1981 25 16 Finances 1982 26 1 Finances, Weekly Income Recap 1982 26 2-3 Finances 1983 26 4 Finances, Weekly Income Recap 1983 26 5-10 Finances 1984-1988 26 11 Building Fund Vouchers 1955-1957 26 12 Building Fund 1958 26 13-14 Building Fund Account 1955-1964 26 15-17 Building Loan Fund 1960-1961 26 18-19 Property Acquisition Fund 1967-1972 27 1-3 Property Acquisition Fund 1973-1978 27 4 Property Acquisition Fund, Cash Disbursements Journal 1967-1977 27 5-7 Property Acquisition Fund, Cash Receipts Journals 1967-1978 27 8-11 Taxes 1957-1976 27 12-13 Property Tax Exemption 27 14 Stock of Arthur L. and Sally B. Monson 27 15 Office Supplies 28 1-2 Correspondence 1977-1986 28 3 Minute Book 1977-1985 28 4-5 Minutes 1981-1987 28 6-8 Donors, A-Z 28 9 Name Plates 28 10-13 Thank You Letters 29 1-4 Sunday Collections 1935-1945 29 5 Pledge Campaigns 29 6-10 Pledges 1927-1948 29 11 Pledge Book 1955-1959 30 Financial Records, Pledges 1957-1966 31 1-8 Pledges 1966-1976 31 9-10 Pledge Finance Records 1976 31 11-16 Pledges 1976-1977 32 1 Pledges 1978 32 2-4 Pledge Finance Records 1978 32 5-8 Pledge Payments 1978 32 9 Pledges 1979 32 10 Pledge Finance Records 1979 33 1-2 Pledge Finance Records 1979 33 3-6 Pledge Payments 1979 33 7-8 Pledges 1980 33 9 Pledge Cards 1980 34 1-2 Pledge Cards 1980 34 3-5 Pledge Finance Records 1980 34 6-9 Pledge Payments 1980 35 1-5 Pledge Cards 35 6-7 Pledges 1981 36 1-2 Pledge Finance Records 1981 36 3-6 Pledge Payments 1981 36 7 Pledges 1982 36 8-10 Pledge Cards 1982 37 1 Pledge Cards 1982 37 2-3 Pledge Finance Records 1982 37 4-7 Pledge Payments 1982 37 8 Pledges 1983 37 9 Pledge Cards 1983 38 1-3 Pledge Cards 1983 38 4-5 Pledge Finance Records 1983 38 6-9 Pledge Payments 1983 38 10 Pledges 1984 39 Financial Records, Pledges 1984-1989 Ministers 40 1 List of Ministers 40 2 David Utter 1891-1894 40 3 Stanley M. Hunter 1894-1895 40 4 Adelbert Lathrop Hudson 1895-1897 40 5 Rezin A. Maynard and Mila Tupper Maynard 1897-1899 40 6 Philip S. Thacher 1901-1902 40 7 William Henry Fish 1903-1904 40 8 Franklin F. Eddy 1904-1907 40 9 William Thurston Brown 1907-1910 40 10 Interim Period 1910-1912 40 11 Fred M. Bennett 1912-1913 40 12 John Malick 1913-1918 40 13 Interim Period 1918-1919 40 14 Martin Fereshetian 1919-1920 40 15 Interim Period 1920-1921 40 16-18 Herbert E. Kellington 1922-1924 41 1-3 Frank Lee Hunt 1923-1930 41 4 Interim Period 1930 41 5-6 Jacob Trapp 1930-1941 41 7 Jacob Trapp, Poetry 41 8-13 Jacob Trapp, Sermons 1930-1948 42 1-5 Jacob Trapp, Sermons 1949-1970 42 6 Jacob Trapp, Return to the Springs 42 7-8 Interim Periods 1941-1942 42 9-10 J. Raymond Cope 1942-1946 42 11 J. Raymond Cope, Sermons 1943, 1950 42 12-14 Edwin H. Wilson 1928-1989 42 15 Edwin H. Wilson, Postcards Listing Sermons 1947-1949 42 16 Edwin H. Wilson, Sermons 1945-1966 42 17 Alfred Stiernotte, Assistant Minister 1947-1948 43 1 Harold Scott 1950-1960 43 2 Harold Scott Memorial Fund 1965-1968 43 3-6 Harold Scott, Radio Talks, 1-182 43 7 Harold Scott, Sermon 1954 43 8 Harold Scott, "Excuse Me, Parson" 43 9-10 Harold Scott, Chronicle Advertisements 1950-1960 43 11 Harold Scott, Theological Terms in the Light of Modern Scholarship 1944 44 1 Hugh W. Gillilan 1962-1969 44 2 Hugh W. Gillilan, "My Pastoral Record" 44 3-7 Hugh W. Gillilan, Sermons 1961-1966 45 1-3 Hugh W. Gillilan, Sermons 1967-1970 45 4 Richard Harris, Assistant Minister 1965-1966 45 5 Michael Cunningham 1969-1970 45 6 Michael Cunningham, Sermons 1969-1970 45 7 Ronald Clark, Correspondence 1971-1976 45 8-12 Ronald Clark, Sermons 1970-1984 46 1-16 Richard Henry, Correspondence 1951-1986 46 17 Richard Henry, "Odyssey" and Sermons

The "Odyssey" is an autobiographical account.

47 1-2 Richard Henry, Sermons 1980-1986 47 3 Tom Yondorf, Assistant Minister 1984-1985 47 4 Interim Period 1986 47 5 Thomas R. Goldsmith 1986-1987 47 6-10 Thomas R. Goldsmith, Sermons 1986-1989 Ministerial Candidates and Guest Speakers 48 1-7 Ministerial Candidates 1929-1968 48 8 Guest Speakers 1942-1962

James L. Jarrett Jr., "Dreadful Freedom"; Carl E. Link, "Our Place in the Community"; L. Wayland MacFarlane, "Morality and Science"; H. Earl Havenor, "The Harvest of the Years"; Ray R. Canning, "Religion and Mental Health"; Jennings G. Olson, "What is Religious Liberalism?"; and William Fowler, "The Roles of Music."

48 9 Guest Speakers 1963-1969

Barbara Kleiner, "The Natural Inferiority of Women"; Waldemer P. Read, "What is Man? A Humanist View"; Masami Hayashi, "The Buddhist Protest in Viet Nam"; Jennings G. Olson, "The Religious Legacy of Thomas Jefferson"; D. Gary Child, "Liberal Theology: What Difference Does It Make?"; Kim Kurumada, "Religious Ignorance in the Youth of Today"; Jessie G. Musser, "Mothers of Men, Help Us to Live"; and Virginia Picht, Florien Wineriter, and Barbara Hood, "This I Believe Today."

48 10 Guest Speakers 1970-1971

Harold A. Marten, "There Seems to be a Certain Restlessness"; Flo Wineriter, "Frustrations"; and George Wald, "Science and Religion: The Search for Common Ground."

48 11 Guest Speakers 1972-1989

J. Forrest Whitman, "The Dilemma of the American Civil Religion"; Ruth Marcus, "A Time to Rock and a Time to Rule"; Jessie Greenhalgh Musser, "New Roads to Freedom"; Frances Farley, "Survival with Grace as a Woman Politician in Utah"; F. Alan Coombs, "The Faith of an Academic Historian"; Lorille Horne Miller, "A Celebration of the 97th Anniversary of the Unitarian Church in Salt Lake City"; and Gaye Littleton, "Because We Care."

48 12 John Nicholls Booth, Long Beach, California, Sermons

"The Dubious Ethics of B'nai B'rith"; "How Corrupt is America's Press?"; "The Moral Case for the Arabs"; "Pressures for World War III"; "Vietnam, Peace Demonstrations and the Third World War"; "Zionist Myth Information Examined"; and "The True Nature of the Christian Religion."

48 13 Raymond G. Manker, Phoenix, Arizona, Sermons

"The Meaning of Life"; "Are They Embalming Religion, Too?"; "Sebastian Castellio, Champion of Religious Liberty"; "Let's Be Realistic! Or, Ethics Be Damned"; and "Billy Graham Comes to Phoenix and Fundamentalism Has Its Day."

48 14 Unitarian Sermons Delivered Elsewhere

Walter R. Jones Jr., "The Faith of an Orthodox Fundamentalist Radical Conservative God Fearing Humanist Liberal!"; Peter S. Raible, "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints"; Ray R. Canning, "Existentialism and the Philosophies of Crisis"; Deane Starr, "Unitarian Universalist Mythology"; David H. Eaton, "The Role of Liberalism Today"; David H. Eaton, "A Liberal's View of Religion"; David H. Eaton, "A Liberated Church"; Frederick May Eliot, "The Law of Liberty"; and Rudolph W. Gilbert, "The Art of Saying 'Yes' to Life."

48 15 Unitarian Sermons Delivered Elsewhere

John B. Wolf, "The Feast of Fools: A Theology of Juxtaposition"; Donald S. Harrington, "Ram Mohan Roy, Great Indian Reformer, and the Meeting of East and West"; William F. Schulz, "Zarathustra's Way: Humanistic Existentialism as a Religious Alternative"; Carol Tyler, "Six Characters in Search of a Scapegoat: A Symbolic Study in Situational Ethics"; Donald W. McKinney, "Beyond Freedom and Dignity"; Donald W. McKinney, "When the Pulpit Starts to Creak"; Donald W. McKinney, "A Fantasy of Time"; and James P. Wilkes, "Faith, Fright and Fiction."

Church Anniversaries and Buildings Anniversaries 49 1 Fifth Anniversary 49 2 Forty and Forty-fifth Anniversaries 49 3 Fiftieth Anniversary 49 4 Seventy-fifth Anniversary 49 5-9 The First 75 Years

Correspondence, book, and manuscript.

49 10 Other Anniversaries Church Buildings 50 1 Building, 138 S. 200 East, Building Committee 50 2-5 Building, 138 S. 200 East 1902-1912 50 6-8 Interim Periods 1914-1926 50 9-18 Building, 569 S. 1300 East 1926-1970 50 19 Building Use Records 1971-1975 51 1 Property Inventory 1941-1942 51 2 Building Expansion 1956-1959 51 3 Building Expansion, Contract Agreement 1960 51 4-9 Building Expansion, Williams Construction Co. 1960 51 10-16 Building Expansion 1960-1963 52 1-4 Building Expansion 1964-1988 52 5 Property Acquisition 52 6 Building Maintenance and Repair 52 7 Building and Grounds Information 52 8-13 Building Use Records 52 14 Contracts 52 15-16 Anderson Lumber Company 1960 Church Services 53 Church Services, Order of Service 1898-1967 54 Church Services, Order of Service 1968-1975 55 Church Services, Order of Service 1976-1989 Music, Christenings, Marriages, Notes 56 1-6 Music 1890-1968 56 7-9 Program Notes 1890-1974 56 10 Christening/Dedication 56 11-13 Christening Cards, A-W 56 14-16 Marriage Cards, A-K Marriages, Funerals, Obituaries and Memorials 57 1-3 Marriage Cards, L-W 57 4-13 Marriages 1893-1975 57 14-16 Funeral Cards, A-R 58 1 Funeral Cards, S-Z 58 2 Funeral Information Sheets 58 3-6 Obituaries 1891-1988 58 7 In Memoriam 58 8-9 Memorials 1940-1949

May Louise Crafts, Paula Schulte, John T. Sundloff, Ella M. Smith, Rose S. Henderson, Stella Cowan, and Aurelia H. Reinhardt.

58 10 Memorial Fund 1950-1955 58 11-13 Memorials 1950-1984

Arthur Nelson, Elizabeth E. S. Bissett, Mack M. Rivenburgh Jr., Charles Lockerbie, Mary E. Breech, Joyce Harvey, James Reeb, Blanche Young, Antoinette Fowler, D'Arcy George, Olive McHugh, Robert Britton Hammond Jr., Martha Fraser, Maud E. Callis, Gordon A. Sampson, and Bertha Ivins.

58 14 Gifts Membership Records 59 Membership Cards, Aa-Br 60 Membership Cards, Bu-Dy 61 Membership Cards, Ea-Ha 62 Membership Cards, He-Ju 63 Membership Cards, Ka-Ll 64 Membership Cards, Lo-Me 65 Membership Cards, Mi-Ow 66 Membership Cards, Pa-Se 67 Membership Cards, Sh-To 68 Membership Cards, Tr-Zw 69 1 Membership 1891-1964 69 2-6 Statistics of the First Unitarian Church, l89l-1966 69 7 Membership 1891-1913 69 8 Church Directory 1917 69 9-16 Membership circa 1930-1950 71 1-2 Attendance Records 1931-1947 71 3 Membership, Correspondence 71 4 Membership, Letters of Resignation 71 5 Church Membership Record, Book III 71 6-11 Visitor Cards 1979-1988 Biographies

Many of these biographies are oral histories, indicating the existence of a typescript and taped interview. The typescripts are available in the Everett L. Cooley oral history project, Accn 814. Tapes are available in the Multimedia Division of Special Collections.

72 1 Biographies

Richard I. Aaron, Cynthia Adcox, Ron Anderson, John Backels, Clarence Edwin Baker, Ernst and Frances Beier, Evelyn Bertilson, Kathlene Bertilson, Elizabeth Elma Shull Bissett, David Blackbird, and Lyle B. Borst.

72 2-3 Anne Bradley 72 4 Robert Jewett Bradshaw and William H. Bramel 72 5 Nat Brigham 72 6 Biographies

William James Browning, John W. Burton, Maud Eva Callis, James William Cherry, G. Lew Choules, Elizabeth M. Cohen, Alan and Marjorie Coombs, Lois Craig, Burton A. Cummings, Beverly H. Dalley, Francis Davidson, Alan C. Davis, William Howard Dickson, Abraham Fairbanks Doremus, Joseph E. Edmunds, and Dennis C. Eichner.

72 7 Samuel A. Eliot 72 8 Biographies

Mrs. William R. Endris, Gabriel S. Erb, Sarah Alice Hill Erb, Lilia Eskelsen, Ruel Eskelsen, Salathiel Ewing, Louis Henderson Farnsworth, George W. Faust, Kathy Fjeldsted, Antoinette Lambourne Fowler, and Joseph E. Frick.

72 9 Sydney and Harriett Gilchrist 72 10 Biographies

Hugh Gillilan, Leland B. Gillette, Dorene Gogins, Patricia F. Goldsmith, and Thomas R. Goldsmith.

72 11 Jessie Greenhalgh-Musser and George B. Greenwood 72 12 Irma Watson Hance 72 13 Biographies

Henry Earl Havenor, Margaret Watson Havenor, Ron Healey, Dick Henry, Ogden Hiles, Rona Hoffman, Jim Holbrook, Albert F. Holden, Sharon Holland, Bertha Ivins, Martha Burgess Jennings, William C. Jennings, Warner Phillips Jerrell, Douglas W. Jessup, and Benjamin J. Johnson.

72 14 David Jones and Ricy H. Jones 72 15 Biographies

Richard Keene, Tenny B. Kennedy, Halbert Stevens Kerr, Barbara Picht, Kleiner, Ed Kleiner, Justin Kreek, and Darrel T. Lane.

72 16 Henry W. Lawrence 72 17 Biographies

Helen Nelson LeCheminant, Rufus Wood Leigh, Eugene Lewis, Ira Hudson Lewis, Samuel H. Lewis, Elinor Lowe Linden, Helen Viola Gould Alden Little, Charles W. Lockerbie, Frederick Charles Loofbourow, Maud Huntington Read Loofbourow, Arthur James Lowe, Sylvester J. Lynn, Steve and Sunny Madsen, L. R. Martineau Jr., Pricilla Mayden, Mila T. Maynard, Frank M. McHugh, Olive McHugh, John Phillips Meakin, Richard Middleton, Frank Miller, Lorille Horne Miller, Bill and Ev Monroe, Arthur L. Monson, and Cohn L. Morrison.

72 18 Elise Musser 73 1 Biographies

Colin Neal, Richard Nelson, Charlotte J. Newman, Kathryn Ormsby, James D. Pardee, Josiah Lowe Perkes, and Caddie Cook Perkes.

73 2 Virginia Picht 73 3 Henry and Agi Plenk, Alexander L. Pollock, and Channing Pollock 73 4 Roy Trewyn Porte 73 5 Biographies

Paul and Jean Porter, Joan Proctor, Howard P. Roberts, Verna Roberts, Bryce Roe, and Ineda Roe.

73 6 Barbara Samuels, Gordon and Chris Sampson, and Allen Sanford 73 7 A. Theodore Schroeder 73 8 Biographies

Paul Shulte, Bill and Mary Schultz, Helen Ada Scott, Petra Shane, and V. M. C. Silva.

73 9 Edward and Helen Smith 73 10 Ruth Wolfe Smith and George Wellington Snow 73 11 Biographies

Justin and Martha Stewart, Vivian Strange, Daniel Newton Straup, Della Lindley Straup, and Howard Ronald Stone.

73 12 Biographies

John Theodore Sundloff, Jane L. Swensen, Peter Talley, Bangs L. Tapscott, Frank B. Terriberry, Horace B. Thompsen, Robert Thurman, Lamartina C. Trent, Marilyn Treshow, Brooke Tucker, Rayce Tucker, Robert Palfrey Utter, Charles Stetson Varian, and Arendje (Aerie) Visser Wright.

73 13 Mrs. C. W. Watson 73 14 Biographies

Eliza (Lyde) Free Wells, Doris Whittier, Parley L. Williams, Edwin H. Wilson, Carol Wineriter, Florien Wineriter, Myrna Wolf, James H. Wolfe, Carolyn Williams Wolfe, Denna Wright, and Robert H. Wright.

73 15 Tom Yondorf, Luretta Young, and Martin and Muriel Zwick 73 16 Biographies of Unitarian Lawyers 73 17-20 Biographies 1890-1919 73 21 Citations for the Church 73 22 World War II Roll of Honor Women's Alliance

Women's Alliance; also known as the Ladies' Unitarian Society; Unity Circle; Ladies Unity Circle; Lloyd Alliance; Alliance of Unitarian and Other Liberal Christian Women; Alliance of Unitarian Women, Salt Lake Branch

74 1 Constitution and Bylaws 74 2 Bylaws, Salt Lake Branch of the Alliance of Unitarian and Other Liberal Christian Women 74 3 Ladies Unity Circle, Minute Book 1897-1906

Microfilm copy located in the microfilm cabinet.

74 4-5 Lloyd Alliance, Minute Books 1906-1935

Microfilm copy of book dated to 1920 located in the microfilm cabinet.

74 6 Alliance of Unitarian Women, Minute Book 1935-1948 75 1 Salt Lake Alliance of Unitarian Women, Minute Book 1948-1952 75 2 Women's Alliance, Minute Book 1952-1959 75 3 Salt Lake Alliance of Unitarian Women, Minute Book 1959-1965 75 4-10 Women's Alliance, Minutes 1966-1989 75 11 Women's Alliance, Roll Book 1899-1917 76 1-2 Unity Circle Record of Accounts 1898-1917 76 3 Lloyd Alliance, Bank Deposit Book 1906-1915 76 4-5 Lloyd Alliance, Treasurer's Book 1910-1925 76 6-8 Lloyd Alliance 1915-1917 76 9 Lloyd Alliance, Receipt Book 1918-1919 76 10-11 Lloyd Alliance 1918-1919 77 1-2 Lloyd Alliance 1920-1929 77 3-6 Account Book 1935-1963 77 7 Alliance Bank Record 1979-1980 78 General Materials 1891-1947 79 General Materials 1947-1981 80 1-2 Women's Alliance 1982-1986 80 3-5 Women's Alliance, Record Book 1972-1986 80 6-7 Regional Women's Alliance 80 8-9 National Women's Alliance 80 10 Evening Alliance 80 11 Women's Alliance, 75th Anniversary 1880-1955 80 12 Women's Alliance Officers 1897-1966 80 13 Written History of Women's Alliance 80 14-17 Correspondence 1909-1947 81 1-2 Correspondence 1948-1979 81 3 Evening Alliance Minutes 1947-1965 81 4 Evening Alliance, Treasurer's Book 1950-1974 81 5 Minutes, Officers, and Board Members 1902-1984 81 6 Evening Alliance Receipts 81 7 Women's Alliance Publicity 1967-1968 81 8 Alliance Book Table 81 9 Property Belonging to the Alliance 81 10 Year Books, Alliance of Unitarian Women 1936-1949 81 11 Year Books, General Alliance of Unitarian Women 1949-1958 81 12 Year Books, Salt Lake Alliance of Unitarian Women 1964-1978 81 13-14 Miscellaneous Church Committees 82 1 Committee Lists and Rosters 82 2 Adult Program Committee 82 3 Adult Religious Education Committee 82 4 Committee on Aging 82 5-8 Budget Committee 82 9 Building Committee 82 10-13 Building and Grounds Committee 1924-1988 83 1 Canvass Committee 1968 83 2-3 Caring Committee 83 4 Chancel Committee 83 5 Church Council 83 6 Committee on Committees 83 7 Counting Committee 83 8 Denominational Affairs Committee 83 9 Discovery 83 10 Endowment Committee 83 11 Evaluation Committee 83 12-17 Finance Committee 1960-1985 84 1-10 Finance Committee 1986-1987 84 11 Fund Raising 85 1 Goals Committee 1966-1967 85 2 Good Office Committee 1971 85 3-7 Historian Committee 1904-1989 85 8-9 Historian Committee, Veatch Program 1988-1989 85 10 Human Resources Inter Church Committee 85 11 Inter Church Committee 85 12 Long Range Planning Committee 85 13 Membership Committee 85 14 Ministerial Relations Committee 85 15-16 Ministerial Search Committee 86 Ministerial Search Committee 1986-1987 87 1 Monitoring Committee 87 2 Music Committee 87 3 Nominating Committee 87 4-7 Personnel Committee 87 8 Planning Committee 87 9 Pledge Committee 87 10 Pledge Drive Advisory Committee 87 11 Pledge Monitoring Committee 87 12 Program Committee 87 13 Property Management Committee 87 14 Public Relations Committee 87 15-16 Pulpit Committee 87 17 Religious Education Committee 87 18 Resolutions Committee 87 19-20 Sabbatical Committee 1964-1966 87 21 Service Committee 1964-1966 88 1-3 Social Action Committee 1948-1988 88 4 Social Justice Committee 88 5 Social Justice Fund 1982 88 6 Social Service Committee 88 7-10 Social Service Committee, Foster Child Plan 88 11 Steering Committee for a Second U/U Society 88 12 Sunday Program Committee 1983 88 13 Sunday Support Committee 88 14 Symbolic Sanctuary Committee 88 15 Ushering Committee 88 16 Volunteerism Committee 88 17 Youth Adult Committee 89 Religious Education 1891-1973 90 Religious Education 1974-1989 91 1-2 Religious Education, Program Notes 1939-1947 91 3-4 Unitarian Church School Accounts 1966-1981 91 5 Sunday School Attendance, Kindergarten and Fifth Grade 1970-1973 91 6 Sunday School Attendance, Second Grade 1970-1972 91 7 Sunday School Attendance, Sixth and Seventh Grades 1970-1972 91 8-9 Sunday School Attendance 1972-1979 91 10 Sunday School Attendance, Nursery 1979-1980 91 11 Sunday School Attendance, Kindergarten 1979-1980 91 12 Sunday School Attendance, First and Second Grades 1979-1980 91 13 Sunday School Attendance, Fifth and Sixth Grades 1979-1980 91 14 Sunday School Attendance 1981 91 15 Miscellaneous 92 1 Special Holidays, St. Patrick's, New Year's 92 2 Special Holidays, Christmas 92 3 Christmas: Mini Lights, the Candle 92 4 Christmas: The Christmas Rose 92 5 Christmas: Nell's Christmas Stocking, etc. 92 6 Brotherhood and Race Relations 92 7 Black History 92 8 Women's Roles 92 9 East African Friendship Program 92 10 Kenya Cultural Study 92 11 Friendship Program, Lebanon, Jordan, India 93 1 Renaissance Workshop 1986 93 2 Lesson: "If you really want to know what the new church building should contain . . ." 93 3 Religious Education Lessons 93 4-10 Teacher Aids Affiliated and Community Organizations 94 1 AIDS 94 2 Alpha Omega Players 94 3 American Atheists, Utah Affiliate 94 4 American Civil Liberties Union of Utah 94 5 Amnesty International 94 6-9 Auction, Art 1973-1974 94 10 Auction, Silent 94 11 Action Auction 1988 94 12 Board Retreat 94 13 Board Welcome 94 14 Bomb Show 94 15-16 Book Table 1940-1972 95 1 Boy Scouts 95 2 Browning Club 95 3-4 Building and Grounds Maintenance 95 5 Cambridge Forum 95 6 Cameron, Paul, and AIDS 95 7 Cancer Screening Clinic 95 8 Caroline Utter Student Loan Fund 95 9 Channing Club 95 10 Church of Religious Science 95 11 Church of the Larger Fellowship (CLF) 95 12 Coffee, Controversy, and Conversation (CCC) 95 13 Community Cooperative Nursery School 95 14 Community Leaders Initiative Fund 95 15 Community School 95 16 Consciousness Raising 95 17 Credit Union 1963-1978 95 18 Credo Group 96 1-2 Crossroads Urban Center 1970-1977 96 3 Custodian 96 4 Dinner Groups 96 5 Discovery Group 96 6 Eliot Club 96 7 Emerson Club 96 8 Equal Rights Coalition of Utah 96 9 Extended Family Program 96 10 Fellowship Dinner 96 11 Forum 96 12-14 Foster Parents' Plan

Brochures, correspondence, and letters from children.

97 1-3 Friendship Manor 97 4 Gay Concerns 97 5 Girl Scouts 97 6 Godspell 97 7 Group Enrichment Program 97 8 Humanists of Utah 97 9 Industrial Commission, State of Utah 97 10 Ladies' Literary Club 97 11 Lake Havasu Property 97 12 Lay Leaders 97 13-16 Laymen's League 1920-1930 98 1-3 Layman's League 98 4 LDX Support Group 98 5-6 Liberal Religious Youth (LRY) 98 7 Lively Arts Festival 1966 98 8 Marmalade Hill School 98 9 Metropolitan Community Church 98 10 Monday Reading Group 98 11 Mountain Fuel Wexpro Case 98 12 MX Missile 98 13 Neighborhood House 98 14 New England Dinner 98 15 Nuclear Free Zone 98 16 Peace Movement 98 17 Philosophy Club 98 18 Planned Parenthood of Utah 98 19 Recovery, Inc. 99 1 Retreats: La Floret 99 2-4 Retreats: Mill Hollow 99 5 Retreats: Zion National Park 99 6 Rosalie Sorrels 99 7 Salt Lake Area Memorial Association 99 8 Salt Lake City Ministerial Association 99 9 Salt Lake Council for Civic Unity 99 10 Salt Lake Council of United Church Women 1964-1965 99 11 Search Committee 99 12 Second Sunday Brunch 99 13 Single Parent Group 99 14 Singletarians 100 1 Small Groups 100 2 Starr King School 100 3-7 Summer Forum 1962-1988 100 8 Thoreau School 100 9 Town Hall 1937 100 10-11 Town Meeting Coalition 1979-1983 100 12 Town Meeting Coalition, Mailing Lists 100 13 U. U. Co-op 100 14 UNICEF 100 15 Unidrama Club 100 16 Unitarian Fellowship for Social Justice 100 17 Unitarian Public Forum 100 18 Unitarian Voice 1974 100 19 United Nations 100 20 Unity Volunteer Club 101 1 Utah Association for the United Nations 101 2 Utah Association of Women, Dept. of Health Bulletin 1980 101 3-4 Utah Association of Women 1980 101 5 Utah Committee to Abolish Capital Punishment 101 6-8 Utah Memorial Association 101 9 Utah Seniors PAC (Political Action Committee) 101 10 Utahns Against Hunger 101 11 Utahns for a Nuclear Weapons Freeze 101 12 Utahns United Against the Nuclear Arms Race 101 13 U2 Theatre 101 14 Womanspirit 101 15 Women's Work 101 16 Womensworth 101 17 Young Men's Christian Association 101 18 Young People's Religious Union (YPRU) 101 19 Youth Action Center 101 20 Zion's First International Church Unitarian Publications Local Unitarian Publications 102 1 The Unitarian, Vol. 1 Nos. 3 and 7; Calendar: First Unitarian Church 1898, 1914 102 2 Monthly Calendars; The Bulletin 1920-1924 102 3-6 The Bulletin 1925-1930 102 7 Prospectus 1931-1933 102 8 Humanist 1933-1936 102 9-11 The Bulletin 1932-1940 102 12 Newsletter 1941 102 13 Weekly News Bulletin 1942 102 14-18 Unitarian News Bulletin 1943-1947 102 19 Newsletter 1948 102 20 Unitarian Newsletter 1949-1950 103 1 Unitarian Newsletter; Ram's Horn 1-2 1950-1951 103 2-5 Ram's Horn 3-6 1951-1955 104 1-5 Ram's Horn 7-11 1955-1960 104 6 Schedule of Events 1960-1961 105 The Torch 1961-1971 106 The Torch 1971-1977 107 The Torch 1977-1986 108 1-3 The Torch 1986-1989 Local and District Unitarian Publications; Non Unitarian Publications 108 4 The Candle 1966-1970 108 5 Unitarian Voice 1974-1975 108 6 Mountain Desert District News; Mountain Desert Unitarian Universalist 1977-1989 108 7 Words in Play, Second Anthology of the Utah Unitarian Writers 1987 108 8 The Review: Official Organ of the Utah Federation of Women's Clubs 1897 108 9-10 The Review 1897-1898 National Publications 109 1-3 The Beacon 1917-1988 109 4 Our Faith, The Unitarian Christian Fellowship 1947-1950 109 5-9 The Christian Register 1927-1954 110 1-3 The Christian Register 1955-1957 110 4-5 The Unitarian Register 1957-1959 110 6 The Unitarian Register; The Unitarian-Universalist-Register-Leader 1959-1964 111 Unitarian/Universalist World 1970-1976 112 Unitarian/Universalist World 1977-1980 113 Unitarian/Universalist World 1980-1983 114 1-6 Unitarian/Universalist World 1984-1986 114 7-9 The World 1987-1989 Women's Alliance Publications 115 1-4 Manual 1925-1948 115 5 International News Sheet 1933-1934 115 6 The Axis; The Alliance World; Unitarian Alliance World 1940-1948 115 7 General Alliance Progress 1953 115 8 Unitarian Alliance News 1953-1962 115 9 The Unitarian Signal 1953-1961 115 10-12 The Bridge 1962-1972 115 13 UUWF Program Builder 1965-1967 115 14 UUWF Program Planner 115 15 UUWomen, For a Change, Biennial Reports 1971-1975 115 16 Handbook of Alliance Secretaries; UUWF Directory 1953-1977 115 17 Federation Newsletter 1978-1981 115 18 Federation Communicator; The Communicator 1987-1989 Miscellaneous Unitarian Publications and Humanist Publications 116 1-2 People Soup 1977-1981 116 3-5 CLF [Church of the Larger Fellowship] News Bulletin for Religious Liberals 1977-1984 116 6 UUA Youth Advisory 1978-1981 116 7 The Humanist; A Humanist Manifesto 1932 116 8 E. Burdette Backus, "What Is Humanism?"; Free Mind 1946, 1953 116 9-11 Humanist World Digest 1955-1968 Other Unitarian/Universalist Churches 117 1 Boise Unitarian/Universalists 117 2 Denver, Colorado, First Unitarian Society 117 3 Ogden Unitarian/Universalists 117 4 Idaho Falls Unitarian/Universalists 117 5 Logan Unitarian/Universalists 117 6 Second Unitarian/Universalist Society 1980-1981 117 7 Other Unitarian Churches 117 8 Other Churches, Budget 117 9 Rocky Mountain Area Conference 1975-1983 117 10-11 Desert Mountain District 1970-1985 117 12-14 Mountain Desert District Directory 1980-1986 117 15 District Services Representative 117 16 Pacific Central District 117 17 One Hundred Years of the First Unitarian Church of San Francisco, l850-l950 National Unitarian Organizations 118 1 Christian Fellowship, UU 118 2 Conference on Theology, UU 118 3 Migrant Ministry, UU 118 4 Ministerial Fellowship Committee 118 5-8 Service Committee, UU 1955-1981 118 9 Urban Church Coalition, UU 118 10-11 World, UU, Subscription Lists 118 12 Statistics for Yearbook 1936-1960 118 13 Annual Report Questionnaire 118 14 Unitarian Universalist Women's Federation 1968-1981 118 15 Unitarian Universalist Association 1920-1959 118 16 American Unitarian Association l50th Celebration 1975 118 17 Dorothy Tilden Spoerl, A Capsule History of the American Unitarian Association 1974 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets 119 1 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets

E. Burdette Backus, The Parable of the Trilobites, 1943; R. Burdette Backus, Thomas Jefferson; Joseph Barth, America's Most Intolerant Man, 1947; Julius S. Bixler, The Liberal Sees It Through, 1942; John N. Booth, Introducing Unitarian, 1948; John N. Booth, Introducing Unitarian Universalism, 1961; and Clayton R. Bowen, Understanding the Bible, 1933.

119 2 William M. Brown, The Bankruptcy of Christian Supernaturalism from the Viewpoint of the Bible, Vol. 5 1931 119 3 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets

Fred I. Cairns, A Frank Talk with New Comers; Fred I. Cairns, The Unitarian Faith Excites Me, 1946; Glenn O. Canfield, This is My Church, 1946; William Ellery Channing, Unitarian Christianity: A Discourse on Some of the Distinguishing Opinions of Unitarians, 1947; George A. Coe, Do You Really Believe in Religious Education?; Louis C. Cornish, Our Approaching Decisions, 1936; Edward H. Cotton, The Alliance: A Great Missionary Enterprise; Samuel M. Crothers, The Unitarianism of Thomas Jefferson, 1946; and J. A. Cruzan, The Bible from the Liberal Christian Point of View, 1930.

119 4 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets

Edward Darling, Religion in the Public Schools, 1962; A. Powell Davies, Unitarianism: Some Questions Answered; A. Powell Davies, Unitarianism: What Is It? 1961; Dale DeWitt, Religion and the War Crisis: A Study and Discussion Outline; John H. Dietrich, The Significance of the Unitarian

Movement, 1932; Frank C. Doan, The Tapestry Weavers, 1932; George R. Dodson, Man's Faith in God Now, 1944; Charles F. Dole, The Consciousness of God, 1936; Charles F. Dole, Our Thought of God; God Within Us, 1937; and Charles F. Dole, The Wonderful Hope, 1942.

119 5 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets

Christopher R. Eliot, Common Things; Christopher R. Eliot, Live Wires: Interpreting the Church to the World, 1928; Frederick M. Eliot, Address of the President to the Annual

Meeting of the American Unitarian Association, 1941; Frederick M. Eliot, Report to the Churches: A Year of Important and Constructive Service; and Frederick M. Eliot, Tensions in Unitarianism a Hundred Years Ago, 1946.

119 6 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets

Henry W. Foote, The Bible in the Light of Modern Thought; Stephen H. Fritchman, The Fourth Faith: A Definition of 20th Century Religious Humanism, 1958; and Stephen A. Fritchman, The Religious Education Committee in the Local Church, 1938.

119 7 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets

William C. Gannett, Blessed be Drudgery, 1933; Charles G. Girelius, What Do Unitarians Believe Concerning the Salvation of Man?; Dana M. Greeley, Because We Believe, or Reviewing and

Renewing Our Purpose, 1945; Dana M. Greeley, Liberalism in Church and State, 1946; Dana M. Greeley, The Peace that Passeth Understanding; and Frederick R. Griffin, Easter.

119 8 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets

Hutchins Hapgood, Fire and Revolution, 1912; Brooke Herford, Christianity as Christ Preached It, 1946; Edward A. Horton, Corner Stones of the Unitarian Faith; Herbert Hitchen, Our World Wide Fellowship, 1943; Clive Knowles, Labor and the War, 1942; Donald G. Lathrop, Racism versus Americanism, 1942.

119 9 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets

Angus H. MacLean, Home Patterns in Religious Teachings, 1960; James Martineau, Ideal Substitutes for God; Kirtley F. Mather, The Impact of Science upon Religion; and Grace E. and Ernest W. Kuebler Mayer-Oakes, Life Goes on and On: Easter Readings for Children, 1941.

119 10 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets

Harry C. Meserve, It is Not Easy To Be a Unitarian, 1957; Payson Miller, Patriotism and Religion; Robert A. Millikan, A Scientist Confesses His Faith, 1927; Richard E. Myers, Early American Unitarian Pamphleteering, 1975; and Laurance I. Neal, Building Self Reliance, 1946.

119 11 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets

Charles E. Park, Personal Religion; Charles E. Park, We Hold in Common: A Definition of Unitarianism, 1946; David B. Parke, Our Thrust in History: American Unitarianism Since l937, 1960; Francis G. Peabody, How to Save the Soul of America; Leslie T. Pennington, The Conciliation of Faith; James Poling, "Small Church, Big People," 1960.

119 12 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets

Christopher G. Raible, Faith of Our Children, 1967; Robert Raible, l0 Elements of the Unitarian Religion, 1951; Clarence Reed, The Rosary of a Modernist; Francis G. Ricker, Fives Bases of Unitarian Advance, 1946; Wallace W. Robbins, The Task of the Church in the Present Crisis; and Helen C. Robertson, If You Were a Teacher.

119 13 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets

Maxwell Savage, The Religion of the Open Road, 1951; Maxwell Savage, The Romance of Unitarianism, 1927; Maxwell Savage, Unitarian Answers: Belief in God, Jesus and the Bible; Theodore Schroeder, "Are All Radicals Insane?" 1921; Theodore Schroeder, The Conflict of Impulses: Their Rise, Progress and Expression, 1933; Theodore Schroeder, "A Contribution to the Psychology of Theism: The French Prophets and John Lacy," 1925; Theodore Schroeder, "Converting Sex into Religiosity," 1933; and Theodore Schroeder, Culture and Culturine.

120 1 Theodore Schroeder Writings

Freedom of the Press and "Obscene" Literature: Three Essays, 1906; "The Herd Impulse, Democratization and Evolutionary Psychology," 1921; "A 'Living God' Incarnate," 1932; "Manufacturing 'The Experience of God': An Exhibition of Some Psychologic Processes by Which Mystical Experience Evolves to Theologic Dogma," 1927; The Meaning of Free Speech (A Syllabus), 1918; and "One Religio-Sexual Maniac," 1936.

120 2 Theodore Schroeder Writings

Protest of the Free Speech League against the Passage of Senate Bill, No. l790, Assembly Bill, No. 650, New York Legislature, l9ll, which Proposes to Penalize Certain Medical Advertising and Intelligence, 1911; "Psychic Aspects of Social Evolution," 1917; "Psychology of One Pantheist," 1921; Reviews and Contents of "Obscene" Literature and Constitutional Law: A Forensic Defense of Freedom of the Press, 1911; "The Riddles in Bishop Brown's Heresy Case," 1925; Some Facts Concerning Polygamy, 1898; Secularism and the Churches; "What is a Psychologic Recovery? (Or Sublimation?): A Critical review of the Theories of Drs. Carl G. Jung, Alfred Adler, Otto Rank, Wm. Stekel, Sandor Ferenczi, Karl Abraham and Sigmund Freud," 1935; Witchcraft and Obscenity: Twin Superstitions [and "The Obscenity Superstition" by Havelock Ellis], 1912; "Witchcraft and the Erotic Life," 1930.

120 3 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets

Peter L. Scott, The Liberal Church School, What's It Like in a Unitarian Universalist Church; Minot Simons, Making the Grade; Theodore G. Soares, Where is God?; Griffith J. Sparham, Khasi Calls: An Adventure in Friendship, 1945.

120 4 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets

Harold E. B. Speight, The New Testament and Modern Life, 1936; Dorothy T. Spoerl, What is Religious about Our Religious

Education?; Charles P. Steinmetz, The Place of Religion in Modern Scientific Civilization, 1922; Harry M. Stokes, A Unitarian Universalist Understanding of Jesus Christ; and William L. Sullivan, Unitarian Christianity, 1922.

120 5 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets

Jabez T. Sunderland, Miracles in the Light of Modern Knowledge, 1944; Jabez T. Sunderland, The Story of Channing: His Life, Thought and World Wide Influence, 1936; Jabez T. Sunderland, True and False Liberalism, 1946; Jabez T. Sunderland, Was Jesus God? How Did He Come to be Worshipped as God? 1944; Jabez T. Sunderland, The World's Seven Great Historic Religions: A Comparison and an Appreciation, 1943; Richard E. Sykes, Can an Atheist Be Religious; Thinking is Religious, containing Albert Schweitzer, "To Be Religious is Not to Give Up Thinking," and Earl M. Wilbur, "Liberal Religion is a 'Great Revolution,'" 1956.

120 6 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets

Pierre Van Paassen, Why I Became a Unitarian, 1950; Hamilton M. Warren, "I Get My Religion Under the Stars," 1946; Gerald F. Weary, What Do Unitarians Believe? The Unexpected Answers, 1946; Linda Weltner, Do I Have to Stop Being Jewish to Be

Unitarian Universalist? 1976; Charles W. Wendte, What Do Unitarians Believe? A Statement of Faith; Frank S. C. Wicks, Good Men in Hell, 1954; Earl M. Wilbur, Freedom, Reason and Tolerance in Religion and What Then?; William J. Whalen, The Unitarian Universalists, 1973; and Frances W. Wood, Parents as Teachers of Religion, 1942.

120 7 Miscellaneous Unitarian Pamphlets 120 1 The Beacon Song and Service Book 120 2 Services of Religion for Use in the Churches of the Free Spirit 1946 Unitarian Scrapbooks 121 1 Mrs. Burton W. Musser (Elise) Scrapbook 1936-1945 121 2 Scrapbook History of the Salt Lake Alliance of Unitarian Women 1931-1942 122 Unitarian Scrapbook 1928-1946

Special display edition to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary, with a painting of the church on the cover.

123 Unitarian Scrapbooks 1941-1948 124 Unitarian Scrapbooks 1949-1951 125 Unitarian Scrapbooks 1952-1955 126 Unitarian Scrapbooks 1956-1961 127 Unitarian Scrapbook 1962-1966 128 Unitarian Scrapbook 1966-1969 129 Unitarian Scrapbook 1970-1971 130 Unitarian Scrapbook 1972 131 Unitarian Scrapbook 1973 132 Unitarian Scrapbook 1974 133 Unitarian Scrapbook 1975 134 Unitarian Scrapbook 1976-1977 135 Unitarian Scrapbooks 1978-1979 136 Unitarian Scrapbook 1980 137 Unitarian Scrapbook 1981 138 Unitarian Scrapbook 1982 139 Unitarian Scrapbook 1983 140 Unitarian Scrapbook 1984 141 Unitarian Scrapbook 1985 142 Unitarian Scrapbook 1986 143 Unitarian Scrapbook 1987 144 Unitarian Scrapbook 1988 Addenda Congregational and Council Materials 145 1 Constitution and Buisness Meetings 1983-1979 145 2 Correspondence 1973-1975 145 3 Congregational Meeting Reports and Materials 1990-1994 145 4 Church Council 1989-1990 145 5 Congregation Surveys 1977 145 6 Neighborhood Council and Conference Materials 1990 Events, Pamphlets, and General Materials 146 1 Dedication Service 1927 146 2 Centennial Celebration Day 1991 146 3 Schedule of Social Events 1897-1898 1933-1937 1993 146 4 Unitarian Retreats 1991-1994 146 5 Unitarianism in Utah: A Centenial History Publication Materials 1990-1991 146 6 News-Bulletin 1944 146 7 Unitarian Pamphlets and Leaflets 1928, 1942, 1969-199 146 8 News Clippings 1938-1996 146 9 General Materials 147 Board of Trustees 1959-1981 1990-1993

This box contains minutes, correspondence, reports and other office files.

Financial Materials 148 1 Financial Appeal 1947 148 2 Finance Advisory Committee 1988 148 3 Financial Records 1932-1947 148 4 Cash Statements and Balance Sheets 1989-1992 148 5 Feasibility Study 1988 148 6 Capitol Campaign Canbinet (committee) 1989 148 7 Centennial Campaign Materials 1989-1992 148 8 Canvass Committee 1974, 1992 148 9 Pledge Materials 1973, 1985, 1990-1995 148 10 Auction Materials 1989, 1993-1994 148 11 Fundraising Dinners and Art Auctions 1974, 1977, 1989 148 12 Women's Alliance Bank Records 1983-1986 148 13 Endownment Fund 1991-1993 Ministers and Materials 149 1 Ronald Clark 1972-1976 149 2 Hugh W. Gillilian, Sermons 1990 149 3-6 Reverend Thomas R. Goldsmith, Sermons 1989-1994 149 7 Reverend Thomas R. Goldsmith, Authored Articles and News Clippings 1985-1993 149 8 Reverend Thomas R. Goldsmith, General Materials 1988-1993 149 9 Reverend Richard Henry, Minister Emeritus, Sermons 1984, 1991, 1993 149 10 Jacob Trapp, Poems 1982, 1984 149 11 Guest Sermons 1990-1994 149 12 Summer Forum, Schedules and Speeches 1976-1994 Member Materials and Orders of Service 150 1 Directory of Members and Friends 1954 1990-1991 1994 150 2 Biography, Richard Erdman 1946- 150 3 Biography, Lily Eskelsen 1993-1994 150 4 Biography, Lorille Warren Miller 1988-1991, 1994 150 5 Biographies, Mary and Bill Schultz 1990, 1993 150 6 Gay and Lesbian Unitarians 150 7 Member Cards 150 8 Member News Clippings 1936-1964 150 9 Member News Clippings 1990s 150 10 Obituaries and Memorial Service Materials 1963-1965, 1986, 1990-1994 150 11 Member General Materials 1990-1994 150 12 Funeral Services for George H. Dern, Secretary of War under Franklin D. Roosevelt 1972-1976 151 Orders of Service 1990-1994 Committee Materials 152 1 Awards Committee 1990 152 2-3 Historian Committee 1941, 1990-1994 152 4 Long Rangew Planning Committee 1990 152 5 Membership Committee 1988-1989 152 6 U-U Food Co-op 1975-1976 152 7 General Materials, Various Committees 1989-1993 Women's Groups 153 1 Alliance of Unitarian Women, Salt Lake Branch Yearbooks and Membership Lists 1891-1899 153 2 Alliance of Unitarian Women, Salt Lake Branch Constitution and By-Laws, Pamplet and Dirrectory 1961 1972-1973 153 3 Alliance of Unitarian Women, Salt Lake Branch Yearbooks and Membership Lists 1982-1992 153 4-5 Alliance of Unitarian Women, Salt Lake Branch Minutes and Materials 1930-1953 1966 1987-1989 1991 1994 153 6 "Cakes for the Queen of Heaven," Program Materials 1990 153 7 Capsule History of the Alliance of Unitarian Universalist Women 153 8 Unitarian Alliance News 1957 153 9 Unitarian Universalist Women's Federation (UUWF), Mail-outs and Materials 14989-1993 153 10 UUWF, Newsletter 1982-1984 153 11 UUWF, The Communicator 1989-1994 153 12 Unitarian Universalist Women's Heritage Society, The Flame 1993 153 13 General Fliers 1982 1987 Religious Education (RE) 154 1 Education Materials 1946-1976 154 2 Program Materials 1990-1995 154 3 Rolls and Enrollment 1990 154 4 Teacher Training Materials 1985, 1987-1988, 1990-1991 154 5 Adult Education 1990-1994 154 6 Installation of Silvia Behrend as RE Director 1992 154 7 RE News Lamb's Flute 1954-1957 Religious Education, Building Materials 155 1 RE Bulding Committee Correspondence and Public Relations 1990-1993 155 2 Architectural Program Guide 1990-1993 155 3 Architectural Program Phase 1, User Needs and Space Criteria 1990-1993 155 4 Miscellaneous Notes 1992 155 5 Agendas and Minutes 1990-1991 155 6 Program Development Aids 155 7 Architects 155 8 Presentations 1990-1992 155 9 Conceptual Study 1990 155 10 Community Cooperative Nursery School (CCNS) 155 11 Interior Furnishings and Equipment 1990-1993 155 12 Lease Agreement Between First Unitarian Church and Friendship Manor 1990-1993 155 13 Lease Agreements 1991-1992 155 14 Campaign Timeline and Cost Projections 1990-1993 155 15 Neighborhood Council and Salt Lake City Board of Adjustment 1990-1993 155 16 User Group Surveys 1990-1993 155 17 Long Range Planning Committee Materials 1988 155 18 Long Range Planning Committee Building Guides, Articles, and Notes 1988-1991 155 19 Priscilla Mayden's Notes and Records 1990-1993 155 20 RE Bulding Dedication 1993 155 21 Salt Lake City Zoning Rewrite Project (ZRP) Update 1991-1992 155 22-27 Salt Lake City Zoning Ordinance, Public Review Draft 1992 Newsletters and Schedules of Events 156 The Torch, vol. 13, 23, 31-37 1973 1984 1990-1995 157-158 Newsletters and Schedules of Events 1960-1969

These files contain mail-outs and correspondence to the general congregation as well as volumes 1-8 of The Torch.

Mountain Desert District Materials and Affiliated Congregations 159 1 Mountain Desert Distric Annual Meeting and Association Materials 1978, 1991-1993 159 2 Mountain Desert Unitarian Universalist Newsletters, vol.8-13 1989-1994 159 3 Unitarian Horizons, Idaho Falls Unitarian Fellowship Newsletter, vol.37-38 1991-1993 159 4 Park City Unitarian Universalists Materials 1992-1993 159 5 South Valley Unitarian Universalist Society 1981-1983, 1991-1992 159 6 Utah Valley Unitarian Fellowship, Ogden and Provo 1992 National Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) 160 1 Proposed Changes in General Alliance By-Laws 1946 160 2 Correspondence 1990, 1994 160 3 Report on Religion and Race 1964 160 4 UUA Presidentail Campaign Materials 1992 160 5 Social Responsibility Materials 1981 160 6 General Assembly Packets and Materials 1992 160 7 General Materials 1976-1977 160 8 News Clippings 160 9 Notes 1990 160 10 Starr King School for the Ministry 1973 1994 160 11 Veatch Program Annual Reports 1991 1993 "L'enfant de France" Organization 161 1 Correspondence 1920-1921

Letters from Laura Layson.

161 2 Embroidered Souvenir Placemats Board of Trustees Materials 162-163 Board of Trustees Materials 1982-2008

These materials contain minutes, correspondence, reports and other office files.

164-165 Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes 1904-2004 166 1 Annual Reports 1982-1993 166 2 By-Laws 1982-2001 166 3 Listings and Miscellany Information 1891-1999 166 4 Policy Manual 1977-1985 167 Congregational Meeting Materials and Annual Reports 1990-2009 Unitarian Universalist Association Annual General Assembly Materials 168 1-4 Reports to the General Assembly 1992-1999 168 5 Assembly Booklet 1999 168 6 Association Directory 1998 168 7 Speech Given by Dr. O. Eugene Pickett 1981 General Financial Materials and Fundraising 169 Treasurer Reports 1979-1989 170 Finance Committee Materials 1994-2002

Materials include Balance Sheets, correspondence, meeting minutes, budgets and office files.

171-173 Bank Statements and Financial Records 1988-1993

Box 171, folders 4 and 5 contain monthly cash statements and check registers.

174 Financial Records Ledger 1974-1985

Financial records concern personell, real estate, pledges, program and committe expenses, taxes, repair, maintenance,and general expenses.

175 1 Balance Statements 1993 2000-2002 175 2 Budget Proposals 1988-1996 175 3 Donation, Reconciliation Slips 1988-1989 175 4 Invoices 1988-1989 175 5 Endownment Fund Materials 1977-2004 175 6 Evergreen Money Market Fund Brochures 1990 175 7 Safe Deposite Box Paperwork 1991 175 8 Chapel Renovation Project 1998 175 9 Records Manual for Finance and Administration 2005 175 10 General Materials 1967-1969 176-177 Auction Materials 1990-2008

Box 177, folder 8 contains a Guide for the Chairperson of the Annual Fund Raising Church Auction, 2000-2002.

Canvas Fund-Raising Materials 178 1-6 Canvas Materials 1965-2003 178 7-8 Canvas Manuals 1985-1987 178 9 Pre-Canvas Information for Fund Canvassers undated 178 10 Annual Pledge Drive Ask Letters 1988-1993 178 11 Legacy Campaign Materials 2008 178 12 Fund Raising Ideas File 178 13 Publicity Materials 1974 1980 Centennial Campaign Preparation Materials 179 1 Centennial Committe Materials 1990 179 2 Committee Organization Materials 1990 179 3 Camoaign Timeline 1990 179 4 Kick-off Event Materials 1990 179 5 Centennial Anniversary Materials 1991 179 6 Solicitation Manual 179 7 Campaign Brochures 179 8 Brochure Layouts 1990 179 9 Campaign Forms 179 10 South Valley Support Materials 1990

Materials pertain to other Unitarian churchs' campaigns and historic register information.

179 11 Research Materials Centennial Campaign Financial and Ask Materials 180 1 Campaign Letters 1989-1993 180 2 Denial Letters 1990-1993 180 3 Foundation Ask Materials 1991-1992 180 4 Alumni,ae Ask Materials 1990 180 5 Non-Memeber, Non-Foundation Ask Lists 1990 180 6 Search List 1965-1990 180 7 Endownment Fund Materials 1989-1990 180 8 Loan Materials 1989 1992 180 9 Memorial Funds 1992-1993 180 10 General Materials 1993 Centennial Campaign Building Materials 181 Capital and Centennial Campaign General and Financial Materials 1987-1993 182 1 Plege Forms and Questionnaires 182 2 1991 Centennial Campaign Reports 1990-1993 182 3 Plege Payment Master Files 1991-1993 183-184 Centennial Campaign Pledge Records and Payments 1991-1995 185 1 Building Committee Minutes 1990 1992 185 2 Building Committee Materials 1990 185 3 Max Smith and Associates Architectural Proposal and Contracts 1990-1993 185 4 Lumber, Carpet, Landscaping Invoices 1992-1993 185 5 Kier Construction Corporation Requisitions 1993 General Committee Materials 186 1 Archive Committee Materials 186 2 Growth Notebook 1980-1981 186 3 History Committee Materials 1994-2008 186 4-5 Long-Range Planning Committee Materials 1988-2000 186 6 Memebership Committee Materials 186 7 Retreat Committee Materials 1992 2000-2001 186 8 Sunday Hospitalilty Committee Materials 1986-1989 186 9 Theatre Group Materials 2002-2007 186 10 General Committee Materials 1988 1995 Library Materials 187 1 Correspondence 2001-2006 187 2 Harold Scott Memorial Library Materials 187 3 Library Records 1975 187 4 Book Lists 187 5 Book Sales Personnel Materials 188 1 Contracts, Job Descriptions and Correspondence 1980s 188 2 Personnel Materials and Legal Agreements 1970s-1980s 188 3 Volunteer Job Descriptions 1988 188 4-5 Personnel Policies 1964-1990s 188 6 Leadership Workshop Materials 1984-1991 188 7 Personnel Materials 1965-1969 188 8 General Materials undated Ministerial Search Materials 189 1 Ministerial and Congressional Services Settlement Handbook 1984 189 2-3 Ministerial Search Materials 1985-1986 189 4 Ministerial Information Packet 1986 189 5 Search Committee Notebook 189 6 The Minister and the Parish: Calling the Minister, Settling the Minister Pamphlet 1942 Sermons by Ministers 190-191 Sermons by Reverend Tom Goldsmith 1987-2006 192 1 Callendar of Sermons 1987-2004 192 2 Reverend Silvia Behrend 1992-2001 192 3 Reverend John A. Buehrens 1996 1999 192 4 Ron Clark 1970-1984 1996 192 5 F. Alan Coombs 1993-1997 2002 192 6 Dr. Arnold Crompton 1964-1966 192 7 Hugh W. Gillilan 1963-2002 192 8 Richard L. Harris 1965 192 9 H. Earl Havenor 1961 192 10 Reverend Richard Henry 1981-1991 192 11 Reverend Stanley M. Hunter 1891-1895 192 12 Reverend Sean Dennison Parker 2004 192 13 Reverend Kenneth W. Phifer 1995 192 14 Betsy Pollak 1993-1994 192 15 Jacob Trapp 1932-1970 192 16 Mary Tull (Goldsmith) 2000-2002 Ministers General Materials 193 1 Silvia Behrend 1997-2003 193 2 Tom Goldsmith 1985-2006 193 3 Richard "Dick" Henry 1956-1989 193 4 John Malick 1902-1918 193 5 Jacob Trapp 1939-1983 193 6 Edwin H. Wilson 1946-1988 193 7 Ministers Ci-Hu 1942-2006

Ministers: Ron Clark, J. Raymond Cope, Hugh Gillilan, Robert M. Hemstreet, Deborah "Debbie" Nowlin Highsmith, and Frank Hunt.

Sermons by Guest Speakers 194 1-6 Sermons by Guest Speakers 1940s-2005 194 7 Collected Sermons 1914-1948 1989 194 8 Unidentified Sermons 194 9 Summer Forum Schedules 1964 1981-2008 Church History and General Materials 195-196 Orders of Service 1989-2008 197 1 The First 75 Years: Historic Publication in Honor of First Church's 75th Anniversary 1891-1966 197 2 First Unitarian Society 1891-1941 Booklet 1891-1941 197 3 Chronological Charts on First Unitarian Church, Unitarianism and Famous Unitarians 1791-1994 197 4 Histories of Unitarian Universalism Member Directories and Guest Records 198 1-5 Directory of Members and Friends 1990-2009 198 6 Church Directory 2009 198 7 Majestic Marketing Materials and Directory 1991 198 8 Addresses of Organisations and Individuals 198 9 Memeber Information Sheet Master File 198 10 Welcome Books 1998-2001 198 11 New Member Profiles 1979 198 12 Newcomer Contact Sheets 1990 198 13 Guest Information Index Cards 198 14 Volunteer Contact Lists 198 15 General Materials Memorial Materials 199 1 Utah Memorial Association Minutes 1963-1964 199 2 Memorial Orders of Service 1991-2004 199 3 Memorial Scrapbook 1990s-2000s Biographical Material 200 1 Silvia Behrend 200 2 George Belsey 200 3 Phyllis (Phee) R. Blair Belsey 200 4 Individuals Ba, Be-Br

Individuals include: Clarence Edwin Baher, Evelyn and Kathryn Bertilson, and William James Browning.

200 5 Individuals Ch-Ew

Individuals include: William James Cherry, Cami Collette and Peter and Daniel Cornwell, Abraham Fairbanks Doremus, Lois Dunne, Joseph E. Edmunds, Gabriel S. Erb, Sarah Alice Hill Erb, Lily Eskelsen, and Dr. Salathiel Ewing.

200 6 Individuals Fa-Ku

Individuals include: Louis Henderson Farnsworth, Martha Antoinette Fowler, Doreen Taylor Goggins, Irma Watson Hance, Martha Alice Havenor Keate, Albert F. Holden, Herb Jepko, Douglas W. Jessup, Benjamin Johnson, Helen Kurumada.

200 7 Individuals La-Ly

Individuals include: Henry W. Lawrence, Helen Lechminant, Ira Hudson Lewis, Frederick Charles Loofbourow, Maud Huntington Read Loofbourow, Arthur James Lowe, Eleanor Lowe Linden, and Sylvester J. Lynn.

200 8 Priscilla M. Mayden 200 9 Ruth Tolman Carlson Male and John Phillips Meakin 200 10 William and Evangeline Monroe 200 11 Charlotte Newman

Some of Newman's poetry and further materials relating to her can also be found in the Women's Alliance Materials, boxes 207-212.

201 1 Individuals Or-Pl

Individuals include: Kathryn (Kay) Ormsby, Virginia Picht, Agnes (Agi) Mero Plenk, Josiah Lowe Perkes, Caddie Book Perkes, Alexander L. Pollock, and Roy Trewin Porte.

201 2 Ineda Roe 201 3 Barbara Petri Samuels 201 4 Individuals Sn-Str

Individuals include: George Wellington Snow, Marie Springer Martha Ross Stewart, Vivian Strange, Daniel Newton Straufs, Della Lindley Straufs, and John T. Sundoff.

201 5 Individuals Ut-Wo

Individuals include: Robert Palfrey Utter, Martha Jane Long Watson, Christine Weldon, Denna Wright, James and Carolyn Wolfe.

201 6 Muriel Zwick 201 7 Biography Project General Materials Marie Springer Materials

Other materials relating to Springer are dispersed throughout the collection.

202 1 Correspondence 1989-2006 202 2 Transcripts of Address 202 3 Member Survey, Certificate and Notes 202 4 Dr. Ira Progoff Intensive Journal Workbook 1982 202 5 Noreen Gammill Materials 1983 202 6 Notes of Existentialism, Lesson Planning, and News Clippings. 1966 1983 Nancy E. Lake Materials 203 1 Display Materials 203 2 Nancy E. Lake Collection Scrapbook 1976-2006 203 3 Children's Book, "Charlie" by Nancy E. Lake Religious Education Materials 204 1 Religeous Education Materials 1981-2007 204 2 Religeous Educator Search Committee Materials 1991-1992 204 3 Adult Education Materials 1987-1993 204 4 Adult Education Teaching Aids 204 5 Young Adult Group Materials 1999 204 6 Coming of Age Mentorship Program Materials 1996-1999 205 1 Church School Prospectuses 1966-1987 205 2 Church School Orders of Service 1939 205 3 Church School Records and Curriculum 1949 205 4 Teaching Materials 1958-1978 205 5 Religious Education Publications and Aids 1943-1963 206 1 Church School Teacher Directories 1978-1980 206 2 Sunday School Retrospective 1983 206 3 Religious Education Teaching Packet and Materials 1994-1997 206 4 Teaching Packet and Materials 1994-1997 206 5 Teaching Manuals 206 6 Teaching Materials 206 7 Kindergarten Time Capsule 2000 206 8-9 Sunday School Projects by Children 206 10 Tutor Materials 206 11 Publications Concerning Childrens' Rights 1989-1990 206 12 Thorea School Materials 1971-1972 206 13 General Materials General Women's Alliance Materials and "No Green Gelatin Here!" Cookbook Materials 207-210 Women's Alliance 1891-2007

The materials of the Women's Alliance include meeting minutes, by-laws, correspondence, budget and finiancial materials, directories, newsletters including "The Flame", "The Communicator" and others, as well as news clippings and other office files.

211 1-2 Recipes 211 3 Recipes and Cookbook Materials 2002 211 4 Master Prints 211 5 Master Discs 211 6 Final Cookbook 2002 211 7 Cookbook Posters Women's Alliance General Materials 212 1 Collections of Poetry 1991 1994

Collections of Poetry by Charlotte Newman and the Poetry Panorama of the Utah State Poetry Society.

212 2 Edison School Materials 2002 212 3 Ledger 1991-1999 212 4 Utah League of Women Voters Materials 1991-2001 Humanist Association Materials 213 1 Humanist Board Meeting Materials 1999-2005 213 2 Humanists of Utah Directories 1997-2005 213 3 Member Spotlights 2002 213 4 Marie Springer Membership Correspondence 1998-2005 213 5 Presentation Transcripts 1997 213 6-15 The Utah Humanist Newsletter 1992-2007 213 16 Humanist Manifestos 1973-2003 213 17 Mail-outs and Pamphlets 1950-2003 213 18 Peace Advocate Newsletter 2004-2007 213 19 Articles 1944-2003 213 20 News Clippings 1982-2004 Social Action Materials 214 1 Social Action Materials 1960s-2000s 214 2 Unitarian Universalist Associate Publications: "On the UU Response to the Black Rebellion", 1967 and "Welcoming the Stranger: An Immigration Resource", 2007 1967 2007 214 3 Gay and Lesbian Unitarians 214 4 Salt Lake City Council Information Packet: LDS Church Petition to Close Section of Main Street, April 9, 1999 1999 214 5 Salt Lake City Council Meeting Transcript, April 13, 1999 1999 214 6 Leagal Documentation of Main Street Issue 1999-2002 214 7 Salt Lake County Human Services Awards 1996 2003 General Church Materials 215-216 The Torch newsletters 1948-2010

This is the monthly newsletter published by First Unitarian Church.

217 1 Pamphlets 217 2 Activity and Event Fliers and Invitations 1904-2008 217 3 Recollections Pannel and Self-Study of First Church 1982 1986 217 4 Music Materials 1962-2006 217 5 Website Materials 217 6 Quotes and Poems 217 7 Notes 217 8 Ephemeral Material 217 9 General Materials National Unitarian Churchs 218 1 South Valley Unitarian Universalist Society Materials 1989-2003 218 2 Mountain Desert Unitarian Universalist Newsletter 1987-1993 218 3 National Unitarian Church Materials 218 4 Unitarian Universalist Voice Newsletters 1996 218 5 The Unitarian Signal Newsletter 1960-1962 General Materials 219-220 News Clippings and Articles 1920s-2010 221 Oversize Materials

Materials include: laminated drawings by children, ink illustrations and artistic representations of the First Church, invitation lay-outs, a callendar of Unitarian Universalist foremeothers, and buttons.

Administrative and General Financial Materials 222 1 Administrative Binder 1976 1984 222 2-5 Board of Trustees Materials 1983-2010 222 6 Annual Buisness Meeting Materials 1952-1966 222 7 Building and Grounds Council 1986 2001-2002 222 8 Coffee Hour Procedure Packets 1994 222 9 Endownment Fund 1977-2005 222 10 Facility Rental Information 1999 222 11 Insurance Information 1990-1995 222 12 Key Policies and Agreements 1995-2001 222 13 Memorial Fund 1989 222 14 Nonprofit Standard Mail Eligibility Information 1996 222 15 Sales Book 1978 222 16 Snowbird Fall Retreat 1991 222 17 Tax Codes and Expemtions Reference Documents 2001 222 18 Warranty Deeds and Release of Mortgage 1926-1988 222 19 Art Fair Records and Agreements 1989-1991 223 Congregational Meeting Materials and Annual Reports 1987-2010 Personnel Policies and Job Descriptions 224 1-3 Job Description Packets and Personnel Policy Manuals 1998-2007 224 4 Ministerial Information Packet 1986 Group and Committee Materials 225 1 Committee Lists 1986 1990 225 2 Church Council Committee Handbook 1988 225 3 Committee, Activity, and Group Information and Materials 2006-2007 225 4 Archives Committee 2005-2007 225 5 Centennial Committee Minutes, Notes, and Materials 1989-1991 225 6 Committee on Community Ministry Binder 2006-2007 225 7 Discovery Group Information and Newsletters 1984-1985 225 8 History Committee 1989-1995 225 9 Intern Advisory Committee 1983-1984 225 10 Church Leaders Strategic Committee Meeting 2007 225 11 Service Committee Volunteer's Guidebook 1978 Capital and Legacy Campaign Materials and Fundraising 226 Canvas (Fundraising Materials) 1974-1992 227 Auction Materials 1977-1991 228 1 Capital Campaign Fund Research, Other Church Campaigns 1988-1991 228 2 Capital Campaign Cabinet Binder 1988-1990 228 3 Capital Campaign Committee Descriptions and Suggested Gift Table and Time Line 1990 228 4 Budget Committee Plans 1989-1990 228 5 Grant and Loan Applications and Correspondence 1990 1992 228 6 Capital Campaign Financial Statenents 1993 228 7 Capital Campaign Financial Records 1998-1999 228 8 Legacy Capital Campaign Brochures 2008 Organizational and Curch Materials 229 Pledge Records and Statements 1990-2001 230 1 Constitution, 1891, Articles of Incorporation, Statement of Purpose, and Member List Scrolls undated 230 2 First Unitarian Society Constitution and Reports 1892 230 3 Constitution, 1891, Articles of Incorporation, Statement of Purpose, and Member List Scrolls undated 230 4 Church Materials 1895-1898

Materials include notices for the Salt Lake Tribune and Salt Lake Herals as well as information about R.A. and Mila Tupper Maynard.

230 5 Church Materials 1901-1918

Materials include personals (news paper announcements), statements regarding the call of Reverend P.S. Thacher, biographical information on reverends and correspondence.

230 6 Church Materials 1923-1927

Materials include correspondence and telegrams, Salt Lake Tribune article transcription, and biographical information.

230 7 Church Materials 1935-1948

Materials include brochures, correspondence, programs (including the installation of Edwin H. Wilson), biographical information of the church and its memebers, as well as a letter from George Albert Smith and a speech for Raymond Cope's memorial banquet.

230 8 Church Materials 1960-1963

Materials include a survey questionnaire, an order of service, and invocation given at the Western States Democratic Conference.

230 9 Organizational Chart, Directory and Contact Sheet 2009 230 10 Outline of Church Councils with Charter Dates 2001 230 11 Church Anniversary Celebration Materials 1986-1994 230 12 Church Service and Sunday Forum Schedules and Information 1984-1994 230 13 Jazz Vespers Announcement and Advertising 1989 230 14 Event and Activity Fliers 1959-2008 230 15 Book Plates undated Minister Harold Scott, Sermons, Publications, and Radio Programs 231 1 Sermons 1954-1958 231 2 Our Bible Heritage 1958 231 3 Excuse Me, Parson undated 231 4-7 Radio Programs, numbers 1-165 undated 231 8 General Materials 1958-1960 232 Minister Harold Scott, Ram's Horn Newsletter 1950-1962 Member Histories and Materials 233 1-2 Member Lists 1942-1956 233 3-7 Directories 1961-2003 233 8 Membership Record Notebook 1933 1970s-1980s 233 9 Membership Rosters 1982-1989 234 1 Charter Members and Church Lists 1891 1913 234 2 Roll of Honor List of Members in the Armed Forces 1941 234 3 Pilgrim Church Register Photocopies 1950s-1970s 234 4 Statistics of First Unitarian Church 1891-1966 by Irma Watson Hance 1967

This item is a photocopy of a book containing lists and information about ministers, members, marriages, dedications, and funerals.

234 5 Continued Membership Inquires 1879-1983 235 1 Information about former ministers Michael Cunningham and Ron Clark undated 235 2 Sermons by Reverend Richard Henry, D.D. Minister undated 235 3 Pricilla M. Mayden Oral History Interview 1989 235 4 Mila Tupper Maynard, Articles by 235 5 Jessie Greenhalgh Musser 1937-1979 235 6 Barbara Samuels Oral History Interview 1989 235 7 Marie Springer, Correspondence, Invitations, and Collected Pamphlets 1991 2002-2006 235 8 Dena Wright Oral History Interview 1989 235 9 Obituaries and Memorial Service Programs 1990-2006 Women's Alliance

Photos from these materials have been transferred to Multimedia.

236 1 Correspondence 1990-1995 236 2 Membership Lists and Materials 1993-1996 236 3 Women's Sunday Service and Womanspirit 1978-1982 236 4 Alliance Materials 1987-1996 236 5 Conference on Older Women 1988 236 6 Notes 1996-1997 236 7 Mailers 1996-1997

Mailers from Unitarian Universalist Women's Federation (UUWF), Utah League of Women Voters, Planned Parenthood, and others.

236 8 The Communicator 1989 1994-1996 236 9 National Women's History Month Posters 1988-1990 236 10 General Materials 1986-1994 Women's Alliance, Financial Materials 237 1 Ledger Account Book 1983-1991 237 2 Treasurer Reports, Reciepts, and Budget Materials 1985-1987 237 3 Reciept and Check Books 1988-1989 237 4 Bank Statements 1986-1990 237 5 Treasurer's Report, Bank Statements, and Records 1987-1991 237 6 Tax Information, Bank Statements, and Records 1991-1996 237 7 Bank Statements 1994-1996 237 8 Wells Fargo Business Account Packet 1996 Religious Education 238 1 Committee Rosters 1980-1984 238 2 Director of Religious Education Search and Committee Materials 1987-1989 238 3 Administrator Position Description Questionnaire 2002 238 4 Fliers 2004 undated 238 5 Focus Group Documents 2007 238 6 Quality of Life 1990s 238 7 Retreat Activity, True Colors 238 8 RE Building, Max J. Smith and Associates Agreement, Probable Construction Coasts, and Blueprints 1990 238 9 Religious Education Building Architecutral Program and Materials 1991

One photo album of RE Building construction and wall pllumbing photos transferred to Multimedia.

238 10 CCNS (Community Cooperative Nursery School) Documents 1981-1995 Friendship Manor 239 1 Anniversary Materials and Historical Data 1961-1997 239 2 Board of Trustees and Administrative Materials 1965-1987 Memorial Association Materials and Orders of Service 240 1 Correspondence 1955-1961 1987 1991 240 2 Handbook for Funeral and Memorial Societies 1976 240 3 Utah Memorial Association Bank Statements 1987 240 4 Memorial Associations, various other states 1947-1972 240 5 Information and materials concerning Unitarians in times of death and funerals 1954-1962 240 6 Articles and News Clippings concerning funeral costs and Memorial Societies 1949-1962 241 Orders of Service 1904-2003 Newsletters 242 1 First Unitarian Society Bulletin 1924-1930 1937-1940 242 2 Weekly News Bulletin 1942-1946 242 3 Unitarian Newsletter 1947-1950 242 4 Schedule of Events 1960-1961 242 5-16 The Torch 1962-2001

Folder 6 also contains a document entitled Proposed Newsletter Policy for The Torch, 1986.

South Valley Unitarian Society Materials 243 1 By-Laws, Annual Meetings, and Congregational SurveyBulletin 1990-1991 2000 243 1 By-Laws, Annual Meetings, and Congregational Survey 1990-1991 2000 243 2 South Valley Unitarian Universalist Histories 1991-1993 243 3 Ordination of Reverend Barbara Hamilton Bush 1987 243 4 Installation of the Reverend Sean Parker Dennison 2003 243 5 Church Directories and Memeber News Clippings 1983-2000 243 6 Orders of Service 1983-2001 243 7 Religious Education 1990-1991 1994-1995 243 8 Fund-raising, Budget, and Growth Materials 1988-1991 243 9 The Beacon, SUU Newsletter 1988-1995 2000-2001 243 10 Pamphlets 243 11 General Materials Mountain Desert District Materials 244 1 By-Laws, History and General Information 1969 1993 244 2 Correspondence 1980-1993 244 3 Correspondence, MDD Chalice Lighters 2002-2003 244 4 Board of Trustees Materials 1983-1984 1991-1993 244 5 Annual and District Meeting Materials 1983 1991-1993 2001 244 6 Annual Meeting, 1999 1998-1999 244 7 Budget Information 1992 244 8-10 Directories 1992-1994 2001-2002 2007 244 11 Mountian Desert District Unitarian Universalist Association Newsletter 1980 1987-1993 1995-1996 244 12 MDD Dispatch Newsletter 1998-2000 244 13 Cache Valley UU's Newsletter Coming Home 2002 Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) 245 1 Correspondence 1977 1985 245 2 General Assembly, 19th Annual, Delegate Handbook 1980 245 3-7 Gereral Assembly Materials 1982-2000 245 8 Bed and Breakfast Committee for the UUA General Assembly 1999 245 9 General Assembly Registration and Information Packet, Quebec City, Canada 2002 245 10 Parish Ballot and Statement of UU Principles 1994 245 11 Annual Member Society Certification 1991 1993 245 12 UUA Honor and Merit Society Certifications 2002-2004 245 13 Annual Directory Questionaires 1991-1994 245 14 Conferences 1983 245 15 Board of Trustees 1966 1985 245 16 UUA Presidential Election Materials 1984-1985 UUA Newsletters 246 1 Pamplets 1980s-1990s 246 2 Collected Newsletters 1992-1997 2005-2006

Newsletters include: The Communicator, Connections, The Flame, Rights Now, Quest

246 3 Pacific Central District of the UUA, Contact 1965-1966 246 4 A Brief History of Beacon Press 2004 246 5 Program for a Free Faith 1966 246 6 General Materials 1939 1974 1983

Folder includes Growing Up Universalist, a talk given by Margaret K. Gooding, Director of Religious Education, at the First Unitarian Congregation of Ottawa, Febuary 3, 1974

UUA Guidebooks and Manuals 247 1 Association of Unitarian Universalist Administrators (AUUA) Guidebook: Phase One 1992 247 2 Settlement Handbook for Congregations and Professional Religious Leaders 1984 247 3 UUA Canvas Manual and Preliminary Canvas Materials 1981 1986 247 4 "The Green Book" Canvass Manual for UU Congregations 1985 247 5 UUA Growth Binder 1970s-1980s General Materials 248 Collected News Clippings and Articles 1929-2008

Folders 14-17 were all collected under the subject heading "Women"

249 1 Let Voices Ring Songbook 1949 249 2 Salt Lake Town Meeting Fliers and Information 1980-1983 249 3 Cambridge Forum Publicity Materials and Surveys 1980-1981 249 4 Exploring the Secret: Mormon Temple Ceremonies and the Discource of Obedience and Punishment (1938-1993) by Warren S. Parkin 249 5 "The Newsletter Newsletter" Tools and Guides 1988-1981 249 6 Important Documents Related to the Trial of Robert A. Weitzel, M.D. 1993-1996 249 7 Veatch Program Annual Report 1994 249 8 General Materials