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Mildred Estelle Hedgepeth CollectionLU.160

Mildred Estelle Hedgepeth CollectionLU.160


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Repository
Greenwood Library Archives and Special Collections
Identification
LU.160
Title
Mildred Estelle Hedgepeth Collection 1938-1939
Quantity
1 Folder
Creator
Hedgepeth, Mildred Estelle
Language
English .

Administrative Information

Custodial History

This collection of items was donated by Betty Vaughn in 2011. The collection belonged to her mother Mildred Estelle Hedgepeth.

Scope and Contents

This collection correspondence to Mildred from school organizations and President  next hit Jarman, as well as report cards. The collection dates from 1938-1939. Mildred only attended her first year in 1938-1939.

Significant Persons Associated With the Collection

  • Hedgepeth, Mildred Estelle
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Container List

Mixed Materials Multi-Collection Box 02
Letter to Mildred Hedgepeth from Frances Lyons
August 1938
General

Frances Lyons was previous hit President  next hit of the Delta Chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma, the national honor fraternity and the letter is to congratulate Mildred Hedgepeth on being selected as the honor graduate from her high school

Mixed Materials Multi-Collection Box 02
Letter to Mildred Hedgepeth from Helen Reiff
August 26, 1938
General

Handwritten letter from Helen Reiff representing the Y.W.C.A., to welcom Mildred the school and offer the assistance of the Association

Mixed Materials Multi-Collection Box 02
Grade report for Mildred Estelle Hedgepeth
December 1938
Mixed Materials Multi-Collection Box 02
Grade report for Mildred Estelle Hedgepeth
March 1939
Mixed Materials Multi-Collection Box 02
Grade Book
Fall 1938, Winter 1938, Spring 1939
Mixed Materials Multi-Collection Box 02
Note from previous hit President Jarman to Mildred Hedgepeth
Fall 1939