Lu Elsie Jones Papers 1937-1989 1981-1988

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Lu Elsie Jones Papers 1937-1989 1981-1988

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From 1961 to 1989, Lu Elsie Jones was actively involved in several women's organizations in San Antonio, including the Women of the Church of Alamo Heights Presbyterian Church, the San Antonio Musical Club, the Woman’s Breakfast Club, the American Association of University Women--San Antonio Branch (including its Morning Interior Decorating Group), the Selini Study Group, and the San Antonio Council of Delphian Chapters. She is referred to as Lu Elsie Nagel and Mrs. Clair L. Jones in many of the yearbooks in this collection. The collection spans the years 1937 through 1989 (with the bulk from 1981-1988) and documents the roles Lu Elsie Jones had in the organizations to which she belonged. Yearbooks from various women's organizations comprise the bulk of the collection. Other material includes rosters, a commitment book, invitations, and a scrapbook.

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Jones, Lu Elsie

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Lu Elsie Jones was actively involved in women's organizations in San Antonio between 1961 and 1989. She was a member of the Women of the Church of Alamo Heights Presbyterian Church, the San Antonio Musical Club, the Woman’s Breakfast Club, the American Association of University Women--San Antonio Branch, and the Selini Study Group. She also belonged to the San Antonio Council of Delphian Chapters and participated on various seminar boards throughout her years there. She also belonged to the Morn...

San Antonio Musical Club.

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American Association of University Women. San Antonio Branch.

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The San Antonio branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) was founded in 1909. It is the oldest branch in the state of Texas, and its priority function is to support women in the San Antonio area through scholarships and other types of outreach. The branch also supports the national organization's Educational Foundation and Legal Advocacy Fund. They also provide a social outlet for university women in the San Antonio area through meetings and events. From the desc...

Alamo Heights Presbyterian Church (Alamo Heights, Tex.)

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Women's Breakfast Club (San Antonio, Tex.)

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