Zonta Club of San Antonio Records 1958-2008

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Zonta Club of San Antonio Records 1958-2008

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The Zonta Club of San Antonio is a classified service organization of executive and professional women. The records primarily consist of printed and photographic materials that document Zonta Club membership, service activities, social events, and the individual achievements of members. Reflected in the records is the participation of business and professional women in public life in San Antonio, Texas.

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The University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries . Special Collections

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