Jenkins Club papers (W. Jack Payne Collection), 1977-2003.

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Jenkins Club papers (W. Jack Payne Collection), 1977-2003.

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While the Jenkins Club decided to keep no minutes, these records give insight into its operations over the years. Dr. Payne's own manuscript in folder one gives the history of the organization and career information about many of its members. Folder two also contains a wealth of information about the careers of several members. Apparently it was the practice of the club to send a collection of research published by members to new members for review. Folder 4 contains a selection of articles sent to member Dr. Thomas Dyer.

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