University of Arizona

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Records of the Arizona Association of Family and Consumer Sciences

1920 to 1998
MS 335
Collection Guide
Arizona Public Service Booth, undated

Includes scrapbooks, photographs, letters, speeches, philosophy and objectives, and materials from the 50th and 75th American Home Economics Association anniversary celebrations. Organizational materials includes the constitution, bylaws, handbooks, membership and officer rosters, and list of properties owned. Business and meeting information includes minutes from meetings of the state and sectional divisions, reports from the various divisions and officers, and corporate related materials such as incorporation, tax status and insurance records.

Included materials:
Photographs
Manuscript
Collection Area:
University of Arizona

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