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The collection consists of minutes, newspaper clippings, literary productions, financial records, legal documents, correspondence, photographs, inventories, scrapbooks, and microfilm pertaining to the Morrilton Pathfinder Club.

The scrapbook consists of photographs of Delta Delta Delta sisters and other sorority and fraternity members; tuition receipts; grade cards; calling cards; dance and luncheon booklets; programs of the Ozark theater; some letters, notes, and telegrams; news clippings, and mementos. Items that have become detached from the scrapbook have been placed in file folders in their original order.

The papers contain materials from M. Blair Hart's university years as well as his four years in the Air Force. Correspondence, theatre programs, material on Gaebale (a student festival), clippings, and photographs complete the collection.

Scrapbook of the Mena Woman's Literacy Club, which was instrumental in the founding of the Mena (Polk County) Public Library.

The papers consist of correspondence, most of which pertains to Charles J. Finger, and some to his daughter, illustrator Helen Finger Leflar. Also included are Finger's diaries, notebooks, manuscripts, indexes, and other papers as well as materials by Helen Finger Leflar, Mrs. Charles J. Finger's guest book, clippings, photographs, film, and microfilm. The three indexes, prepared by Finger on index cards, comprise an index of his bibliography, and one each on music and literature.

Photographs in this series include photographic post cards and photographs of the war in France which Richmond purchased while in training camps in America and while stationed in France.

Included here are negatives (either original negatives or copies) of prints in previous subseries marked with "(N)." These negatives (aside from the suffix "N") have the same number as the prints in Subseries 1-11.

Views of various historic sites and buildings in Fort Smith photographed in ca. 1975 by Arkansas anthropologist and historian Clyde David Dollar. Slides numbered 1-25 are described on an accompanying manuscript inventory by Dollar.

Oral history interview of Conlon Nancarrow and slides taken by James Greeson at Mexico City, July 23, 1983. Interview conducted by Greeson during a visit to the Nancarrow home in Mexico City. Slides are views of Nancarrow, his studio, and his home. 5 audiocassettes and 50 color slides.

Business cards, clippings, and two memoirs.

Post cards include scenes from Arkansas communities with and without messages that were sent to or collected by Lilly Little Swift while living in Arkansas and Kansas.

The material was collected by Paul Haynie in the course of his research on the history of the Churches of Christ in Arkansas. Included are photocopies of church records; programs, directories, and other church publications; histories of the churches compiled by members; genealogies; and photographs.

Included are photocopies of negative envelopes, 35 mm color transparencies of most of the nitrate negatives, notes of Burton Field about the photographs, articles about J. H. Field, and clippings of published photographs.

Portraits of Dr. Workman; photographs of family members; photographs and negatives, probably of the All Souls Church in Scott, Arkansas, including negatives of scenes of congregational dinners, altar, and stained glass window. Sizes are in inches, height by width.

The material consists of annual reports, correspondence, minutes of meetings, and material relating to the organization of local leagues; reports, minutes, and correspondence of the state organization, as well as information and clippings pertaining to the League of Women Voters in general.

The material consists of annual reports, correspondence, minutes of meetings, and material relating to the organization of local leagues; reports, minutes, and correspondence of the state organization, as well as information and clippings pertaining to the League of Women Voters in general.

The material consists of annual reports, correspondence, minutes of meetings, and material relating to the organization of local leagues; reports, minutes, and correspondence of the state organization, as well as information and clippings pertaining to the League of Women Voters in general.

The material consists of annual reports, correspondence, minutes of meetings, and material relating to the organization of local leagues; reports, minutes, and correspondence of the state organization, as well as information and clippings pertaining to the League of Women Voters in general.

Late nineteenth century photographs are of the Fayetteville square and various locations in Eureka Springs. Other photographs include Call, Bonnie Lela Crump, members of the Ozark Writers and Artists Guild, and the Ozarks. Many of the post cards have messages or photographic images of scenes in Arkansas. The drawings and paintings are by A.H. Odell, Bonnie Lela Crump, Frank E. Wetherell, and unidentified artists.

Cellulose nitrate negatives of businesses in Harrison, Arkansas. The images are mainly of the interiors of Harrison businesses in the 1930s, with some exterior views and several portraits. Contact prints of the negatives were made for Special Collections.

The prints are all 5" x 7" (one of the portrait prints consists of two half-sheet portraits). Unless otherwise noted, all are interior views. Businesses and people were identified by the donor.

This series consists primarily of Futrall family photographs, with photographs of other relatives present as well. Photographs of the Futrall houses in Fayetteville (Washington County) and Marianna (Lee County), Arkansas are included. Photographs are numbered (a total of 58 images) and grouped by folder.