Life Reflections Written by Nona C. Clay One cold winter night February 17, 1914, at 10p.m., a daughter was born to C.A. and Lew Bertha Chambers. Nona graduated from Faver High School in 1931. She persued college with a passion and earned her Bachelor of Science Degree in 1935. She taught at Washington School in Stillwater for 20-years. She was very devoted in church; pianist for the young adult choir; a minister of music with three different choirs, and directed the Logan County Baptist Choral Group;a combination of baptist churches in Logan County; serving as a church clerk and financial secretary.l Nona had room also in her life for different organizations; Red Cross Board, Logan County Youth Shelter Board, Community Relations Board, Guthrie Job Corps, volunteer for Jazz Festivals, and Blue Grass Festivals, Upward Bound Board, arts and craft teacher at Langston University. She was an ardent member of Beta Phi Chapter, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Faver Alumni Association, Order of the Eastern Star; serving as Worthy Matron of Eastern Star Chapter #1 OES, and District Grand Deputy, District #10. Nona leaves to mourn her passing: Dolores Gregoire, Bertha Jordan Hollie, many other relatives, and dear friends.