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Alexandria Library

Civitan and Civinette Clubs of Alexandria Collection (MS038)

.25 Linear Feet 1 box

Newspaper clippings; Listings of officers for the Civitans and Civinettes; Membership lists for the Civinettes; Lists of naturalized citizens, mid-to-late 1950s; By-laws for both organizations; Camp Tapawingo; Jr. Civitans.

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Civitan and Civinette Clubs of Alexandria Collection (MS038) .25 Linear Feet 1 box

Newspaper clippings; Listings of officers for the Civitans and Civinettes; Membership lists for the Civinettes; Lists of naturalized citizens, mid-to-late 1950s; By-laws for both organizations; Camp Tapawingo; Jr. Civitans.

Alexandria Library

Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs Collection (MS074)

.42 Linear Feet 1 box

This collection contains materials collected by Esther Green and Helen Cummings during their time as members of the VFWC. Within this collection are letters and correspondences, Federation yearbooks, meeting minutes, and membership applications.

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Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs Collection (MS074) .42 Linear Feet 1 box

Green, Esther Holiday, 1889-1981

This collection contains materials collected by Esther Green and Helen Cummings during their time as members of the VFWC. Within this collection are letters and correspondences, Federation yearbooks, meeting minutes, and membership applications.

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