The folder contains: papers relating to the settlement of the estate of Elizabeth Clason Kyle’s aunt, Elba M. Waddell, April 8, 1950 copy of the Journal of the American Optometric Association; August, 1950 Clason’s grades from Rollins College, Spring 1950-51 Letter from Ray Green inviting the Kyles to serve on a Parents’ Committee of Rollins College, May 2, 1951 notice of a meeting of the Colonial Dames of America, April 1952 postcard from Madrid from Nell, April 21, 1952 letter from Mrs. Don A. Marvin (Joyce) who lived in Kansas City and whose son Don was a classmate of Clason at Rollins College, July 19, 1952 newspaper clipping with a photo of Elizabeth Kyle’s niece Fleming Winn, Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, August 17, 1952 The Rollins Sandspur with an article “Frosh Invited to Take Part in Government and Various Publications.” There is a photograph of Clason Kyle. October 2, 1952 letter from Lella Warren (Mrs. Buel Whiting Patch) of Washington, D.C. concerning the conclusion of her latest novel, Whetstone Walls, October 12, 1952 letter from Lella Warren (Mrs. Buel Whiting Patch) of Washington, D.C. concerning the logistics of her planned trip to Columbus to sign copies of her new book, Whetstone Walls, October 20, 1952 letter from Jeannette (Mrs. John Lawson Warren), who was a cousin of Elizabeth’s) to Elizabeth Kyle, November 6, 1952 newspaper clipping about a reception the Kyles hosted for Lella Warren (Mrs. Buel Whiting Patch), Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, November 12, 1952 photograph of Lella Warren autographing her new book, Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, November 13, 1952 partial letter from Mrs. Don A. Marvin (Joyce) who lived in Kansas City, December 3, 1952 (but postmarked February 23, 1953) newspaper clipping about the selection by Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities of 11 students from Rollins College, including Clason Kyle, Rollins Sandspur, December 4, 1952 newspaper clipping with Christmas recipes, Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, December 11, 1952 newspaper clipping about the Tea Olive Garden Club using the Charles M. Woolfolk home as their Christmas house, Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, December 12, 1952 newspaper clipping about Clason being chosen for Who’s Who in the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, December 14, 1952 Christmas card from Elwyn DeGraffenreid, December 18, 1952 letter from John A. Downs regarding Clason’s trip to Europe acknowledging the $200 deposit sent by the Kyles, December 30, 1952 Clason Kyle’s grades from Rollins College from the Fall term of 1952-53, December 30, 1952