Records, 1896-1996.

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Records, 1896-1996.

Consists of secretary's minute books (1896-1962); secretary's reports (1965-88); president's agenda book (1969-86); secretary's correspondence (1945-68); president's correspondence (1964-68); treasurer's reports (1923-87) and audits (1932-1981); checking & savings books (1929-81); and membership books & rolls (1917-21). Also contains the Assoc. publication the "Alumnae Messenger (1921-35); and misc. historical background materials; scrapbooks and photographs.

12 boxes 11 volumes (9 linear ft.)

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