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Alva C. Smith Collection
Alvin L. McLendon, Jr. Collection
This collection includes political materials relating to the Democratic Party activities in Georgia in the 1910s. Most of the material relates to the 1906 gbernatorial race against Clark Howell, publisher of the Atlanta Constitution, and Hoke Smith, publisher of the Atlanta Journal. Dr. McLendon found them among his father’s papers.
American Association of University Women, Columbus Chapter
The AAUW Collection consists of records of the organization housed in 10 boxes of folders, scrapbooks and ephemera arranged by 7 series pertaining to the administration and programs of the organization. There are 16 scrapbooks and loose posters housed in 5 oversized boxes. The records include scrapbooks, photographs, printed material, account books listing members, dues, accounts for various funds, records of expenses, yearbooks, newsletters, and loose newspaper clippings.
American Business Women’s Association Records
This small collection consists of programs of chapter meetings.
Andrew Galos Papers
Angie Lena Taylor Collection
This small collection consists of 2 pieces. The school class photograph is of the first class of Angie Lena Taylor, 1922-1924 at East Highlands School, 4A, 5B. The oversize diploma is for Angie Lena Taylor’s graduation from Columbus High School on June 3, 1920. There were 45 students in the class. Roland B. Daniel was the superintendent, T.C. Kendrick was the principal.
Anne Elizabeth Shepherd Home Records
These records detail the history of this philanthropic endeavor from its private origins to its transition into a state-funded agency.
