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Contains scrapbooks, filmstrips, a record, and recording tape regarding the Brigham Young University Wymount Terrace 1st Ward and 44th Ward, and dates from between 1958 and 1979.

Scope and Contents Contains scrapbooks, correspondence, and other material from Eliza Roundy Fillmore's time as the Utah State Director for American Art Week. The correspondence comes from the American Artists Professional League and others congratulating her on her success as the director. Fillmore was also active in the American and Utah Rose Societies, and this collection includes her membership certificates, flower show awards, and information about different types of roses. Fillmore also collected...

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Photocopy of a microfilm copy of a typescript. The item is an autobiography of Edith Lewis Hepworth. She was born in Provo, Utah, on 4 September 1874. She later moved to San Juan County, Utah, where she observed Apache and Cherokee Indians, and she describes the activities of the Indians. She writes mostly about her early life. She married Thornton Hepworth in 1901 and had seven children. Her husband died in 1926.

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Scrapbook consists of posters, newspaper clippings, and documents related to the Office of Women's Activities present on the BYU campus during the 1970s. The scrapbook includes the office manual and register of officers of the Office of Women's Activities during 1971 to 1972. The posters and newspaper clippings concern events sponsored by the Office of Women's activities, including dances, lectures and bridal fairs. The scrapbook dates from 1971 to 1972.

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Typewritten biography, certificates, newspaper clipping, and a letter. The biography is by an unknown author and tells the story of Partridge's life in Provo, Utah. The other materials relate to her selection as mother of the year.

Scope and Contents Contains one record book and two copies each of two letters addressed to unspecified club presidents. The record book covers meeting minutes for the Provo Women's Club House from 1925 to 1933 and the letters report the results of two of those meetings. Common topics are the financial matters of the organization, which was plagued with indebtedness very early in its history, and discussion centered on how the various clubs using the Club House would contribute to financing the facilities....