Kirkland Woman's Club and Woman's Club Library

• Letter from Yavapai Cowbelles, Inc., June 19, 1992
  
• Miscellaneous clippings that are not catalogued or sorted
  
• Card for Al Crawford, campaign as Republican for State Senate, no year noted
  
• Various notebooks with minutes and other information on library, donations, etc.

Yearbooks
1937-38 through 1961-62-not all years are included
These are generally small (5x7) and contain between eight and twelve pages.
The yearbooks are variously done, some being more professionally reproduced than others are. They contain list of members, by-laws, and sometimes other information.

Club Scrapbooks:
The women of the club made scrapbooks for each year of the club's existence, but only a few remain in the library. They are listed below:

Kirkland Woman's Club, Press Book, 1940-41 wooden cover

• This contains a small yearbook. The motto is "Let Us Pick Flowers Instead of Flaws."
  
• With regard to clippings, a club member kept track of column inches and recorded them on each page. Clippings contain information on local and state activities; there are many photos in these articles. The articles are primarily from Phoenix Republic and Prescott papers. Many loose clippings are not fully identified as to source and date; some don't have anything to do with woman's club (e.g., body of Arizona flier recovered, April 1-year?)
  

• Newspaper clippings regarding the women's club; each page has two articles
  
• Information on events, elections, events, and officers
  
• Articles on the District, which included the Prescott Monday Club (another Federated Women's Club)
  
• Newsletter from Tucson Chamber of Commerce-on joint income taxes
  
• Pamphlet: "Thirty-ninth Annual Convention: Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs: Mesa, April 16, 17, 18, 19, 1941," lists committee members, events for convention (8 pp)
  

• Starts with theme-"Action Directed by Knowledge," full page typed
  
• Many pages have two photos, some with two photos and a clipping (the main source is the Prescott Evening Courier) on officers, state, and local activities. Subjects of photos are clearly identified.
  

• The yearbook is pasted in the book.
  
• Miscellaneous color snapshots, some black and white snapshots
  
• Articles from the Copper News, Prescott Courier and Arizona Republic
  
• Pamphlet from 42^nd Annual Convention of Women's Clubs (held in Ash Fork, 1958, Oct. 22-23)
  
• Gay Nineties review, March 1959, photos-approximately 20, some in color
  
• Paintings by Mrs. Curtis J. Ritter and Nora Wilson (each covers a full page)

• Articles from newspaper, obituaries, copies of photos
  
• Color snapshots: accompanying write-ups identify subjects and activities
  
• A few 1962 newspaper articles on the club's activities
  
• Yearbook, 1962-63
  
• Photos of parties, children's events, sewing events, etc.
  

• There are several snapshots per page. Several depict fashion night.
  
• Clippings are from the Evening Courier, AZ Republic and Copper News (Bagdad).
  

• 1979 (30): color snapshots, people are identified
  
• 1980 (4): photos and some clippings, a few typed entries
  
• 1981: (8): miscellaneous
  
• 1982 (26), photos as well as a few copies of obituaries
  
• 39 undated photos