The personal reminiscences are comprised of Mrs. Crump's accounts of her Civil War years. Located in the back of the journal are short stories and lectures Mrs. Crump presented to members of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Also recorded are short stories written by Mrs. Crump, and names of those who contributed and purchased cook books or items for the Methodist Church bazaars.

U.S. Senator 1931-1945. First woman elected to the U.S. Senate.

The Woman's Book Club of Harrison was founded in 1900 as an organization to develop and operate a library for the city of Harrison. The papers include correspondence, minutes, yearly calendar events, scrapbooks, photographs, clippings, and other papers relating to the club's activities.

The collection consists of minutes, newspaper clippings, literary productions, financial records, legal documents, correspondence, photographs, inventories, and scrapbooks arranged in nine series. The Pathfinder Club began in 1898 as a women's literary society in Morrilton, Conway County, Arkansas. Under the leadership of Mrs. Mary Stout, prominent women of the community joined together to form an organization devoted to promoting culture and education among the town's residents. One of their primary objectives was the formation of a lending library and after gathering a small collection of books, they were able to house them in the old Morrilton Presbyterian Church on Division Street. By 1915, the club began to pursue a Carnegie grant to build a permanent library, and their application had been strengthened by their possession of a collection of books originally owned by bibliophile William H. Porter.

A native of Hot Springs, Hudgins graduated from the University of Arkansas in 1924. She was a free lance writer, librarian, and collector of materials pertaining to Hot Springs and to Arkansas. She was especially interested in Arkansas composers and musicians. She was active in the American Association of University Women, the Arkansas Folklore Society, and the Arkansas Historical Association. The collection includes 127 boxes, in addition to hundreds of photographs and books Hudgins donated.

U.S. Senator 1931-1945. First woman elected to the U.S. Senate.

The collection consists of general and NAACP correspondence of Mrs. Bates; the correspondence of her husband, L. C. Bates from 1960 to 1974; correspondence, grant proposals, partial financial records and other materials relating to the Mitchellville OEO Self-Help Project, 1968-1980; memorabilia, honors and awards, photographs and newspaper clippings; and audio tape and film.

This collection is held at the University of Central Arkansas Archives in Conway.

This collection is located at the University of Central Arkansas (UCA) Archives in Conway.