Papers, 1903,1975.

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Papers, 1903,1975.

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Papers, 1903, 1975, and undated, include: teaching, biographical information, miscellaneous writings, newspaper clippings (copies), programs, a scrapbook, and certificates documenting her social activiites and teaching career. Also included is a teaching certificate of her husband, Eston Bates.

.75 cubic ft. (in 1 box, 1 Ov. v.) : ill.

Clarke Historical Library

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