Women -- Societies and clubs

Abstract This collection contains materials on New Mexico legal cases, mining ventures and George W. Prichard's political life, as well as his legal, business, and personal correspondence. The collection also contains the papers of Maude Hancock Prichard, concerning New Mexico women's involvement in World War I relief activities.

Abstract The League of Women Voters of New Mexico Records, 1920-2004 contain administrative documents such as minutes, correspondence, budgets, league histories and convention information. The collection also includes scrapbooks (1947-1987), programs and studies, as well as information on the local leagues.

Abstract This collection contains miscellaneous published material of the New Mexico Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, the Albuquerque Business and Professional Women's Club, the Business and Professional Women's Clubs of New Mexico, and the National Business and Professional Women's Clubs from 1933-1971.

Abstract The New Mexico Press Women collection consists of scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, membership lists, and histories of the New Mexico Chapter of the National Federation of Press Women.

Scope and Content Collection consists of two ledger books and one pamphlet from the Santa Fe Woman's Board of Trade and Library Association. One ledger contains minutes of meetings from 1892-1899, and the other ledger contains minutes of meetings from 1898-1900. The 1915 pamphlet includes the constitution, bylaws, and officers of the Santa Fe Woman's Board of Trade and Library Association, with the names of the organization's presidents from 1916 to 1930 added in pencil. Continuation of collection...

Scope and Content The collection gives an insight into this Women's organization and New Mexico's involvement in the Prohibition period. Collection consists of materials concerning the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of New Mexico, including programs from their annual conventions, newsletters, and printed copies of legislation involving alcoholic beverages in New Mexico. Collection also contains the 1942 constitution and bylaws of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of New Mexico; bulletins...

Abstract The Women in Communications collection consists of newspaper clippings, flyers, invitations, and scrapbooks related to the Albuquerque Chapter of Women in Communications, which was previously called Theta Sigma Phi.

Scope and Content The collection contains correspondence, meeting minutes, directories, annual reports, committee reports, financial records, program files, newspaper clippings, publications, and scrapbooks of the YWCA of Albuquerque. Arranged in three series: I. Administration, II. Programs, publicity, and publications, III. Photographs; each series contains subseries arranged in chronological order. Series I, Administration, documents the management and funding functions of the YWCA, and includes historical...