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GROUP II

Mary Dengler Hudgins Writing and Research Files, ca. 1900s - 1980s

• Series 1. Printed articles by Hudgins, ca. 1930s - 1980s. Boxes 5-7.
• Series 2. Manuscript articles by Hudgins, ca. 1930s - 1980s. Boxes 8-13.
• Series 3. Manuscript articles by other authors, 1922-1979. Boxes 14-17.
• Series 4. Manuscript speeches by Hudgins, 1951-1953. Box 17.
• Series 5. Manuscript speeches by other authors, 1938-1964. Box 17.
• Series 6. Music research files, ca. 1910-1980. Boxes 18-32.
  • Subseries 1. Composer, lyricist, performer research files.
  • Subseries 2. Subject research files.
  • Subseries 3. Music correspondence files.
  • Subseries 4. Arkansas Traveler files, 1934-1980.
• Series 7. Indexes and bibliographies created and collected by Hudgins, 1950-1981. Boxes 33-38.
• Series 8. General research files, ca. 1930-1984. Boxes 39-47.
• Series 9. Hot Springs vertical file, ca. 1900-1984. Boxes 48-53.

Series 1. Printed articles by Hudgins, ca. 1930s - 1980s. Boxes 5-7.

Box 5

1. A.& N. Patients Make Good Use Of Library - Another Look at a Very Historical Word..."Rackensack."
2. Arkansan Introduced Father's Day - Arkansas Red Men.
3. "Arkansas Scrapbook" Covered a Wide Field - An Awakening.
4. Back From the Solomons - Book 'N Things.
5. Books 'N Things - Buckville Isn't With Us Any More--But Its People Are.
6. The Bugle - Buttonhooks.
7. Camp Bonanza Boy Scout Paradise - Child Play.
8. Christmas Card Collectibles - Customs of the Caddos.
9. Days of the "Diamond Jo" - Discovery by an Arkansan.
10. A Dream - "The Drumming Evil.'"
11. ETV to Keep On The Air This Summer - Everybody Loved Papa Schneider.
12. Fables and Pharmacies - From Mound Builders to Days of Gay Nineties.
13. Garland County's Long Wait... - The Great Patti Sang Her Farewell Program in Hot Springs.

Box 6

1. H of Hot Springs - Hot Springs: a Resort Surrounded By Outdoor Recreation Facilities.
2. Hot Springs and Its Music - How Hot Springs Came To Be.
3. In Memoriam - It's Easy To Get Hooked By Button Hooks.
4. Jacob Fowler Was An Arkansas Traveler - The Junior League At Work.
5. KTHS Started in Grand Fashion, Half Century Ago - KTHS to Re- broadcast NBC Radio Drama on Spa Tonight.
6. Lagniappe for Librarians - Library Line-Up.
7. Library Line-Up in The Bugle... - Lourine White's Latest Is Romantic but Down-to-earth.
8. A Magic Party - My First Impressions of Hot Springs.
9. "Nobody" Was A Well Known Somebody - Novaculite in Arkansas.
10. Oklahoma Press Has a Story Of Pourtales' Adventures - Ox Teams Still Utilized.
11. Paeons For Petit Jean - Picking On The Pentagon.
12. Pictures Are A "Must" For Fact Writers - Protest Of Drys Popularized Christmas Cards.
13. Quizzes From Bible Published - The Quapaws Are "Paid in Full."
14. Racing In Hot Springs As It Was In The Days Of Old - Revived Work Has a Good Story of "Arkansas Traveler."
15. Riding "A Christmas Hobby" - Rural Poverty Today.

Box 7

1. Saga Of Arkansas Shortlines - A Sunrise Breakfast For A May Morning.
2. A Tale Of The Trail Of Tears - A Thumbnail History of Hot Springs (Revised 1954).
3. A Thumbnail History of Hot Springs (Revised 1946) - Twenty- Five Years of Community Theatre.
4. Under Three Flags - The University of Arkansas.
5. Vaudevillian Fay Templeton: Little Rock's Christmas Star - Victory's Choice.
6. Want to Know Facts About Hot Springs? Milton Nobles Can Give the Answers - Writing Christmas Greetings.
7. Yesterday In Baseball - Your Super Secretary - Without Salary.

Series 2. Manuscript articles by Hudgins, ca. 1930s - 1980s. Boxes 8-13.

Box 8

1. Adeline Blakely (interview), 1937?
2. Adventures in Re-educating Muscles, n.d.
3. Albert Pike--An Unexpected Champion, n.d.
4. Alias--"Mr. Western Union," n.d.
5. Alice in Dixie Land, 1939.
6. Anecdotes, n.d.
7. Anniversary of birth of Adelina Patti, Feb 19,-.
8. Another Hot Springs Claimant--Don Filhiol, n.d.
9. Arkansas Bookshelf, n.d.
10. An Arkansas Chef Extraordinary, n.d.
11. Arkansas History, n.d.
12. Arkansas Permanent Exhibit of Magnet Cove Minerals, Sept 18, 1937.
13. Arkansas Post, n.d.
14. The Arkansas Traveler (Hymn to Ark.), n.d.
15. Arkansas Waters, n.d.
16. Arkansas's Pulitzer Prize Winning Poet, n.d.
17. Army and Navy General Hospital, n.d.
18. Army and Navy General Hospital, Oct 11, 1953.
19. Back Home to the Three-Way Mill, n.d.
20. Bath houses in Hot Springs, n.d.
21. Bear, Arkansas, n.d.
22. Bearing Up, n.d.
23. The Book-Bug, n.d.
24. A cabin, n.d.
25. Call of the Land (Book Review), n.d.
26. A Carnegie Medal Winner and an Indian Princess, n.d.
27. Cash for the Quapaws, n.d.
28. Charles N. Rix--Hot Springs Citizen Extraordinary, n.d.
29. "Chow" Talk, n.d.
30. Christmas Feasting in Arkansas a la 1804, n.d.
31. Christmas in Hot Springs--One Hundred and Fifty Years Ago, n.d.
32. The Circus in America, n.d.
33. Claims, April 5, 1981.
34. "Coin"--Harvey and Glass, n.d.
35. A Collector's Lucky Find, n.d.
36. A Community's Dream--That Came True, n.d.
37. Consumers Gas Company, n.d.
38. Cooperation and Conservation, n.d.
39. In darkness, n.d.

Box 9

1. Days of The Diamond Jo, n.d.
2. Description of Magnet Cove and Itinerary of Field Trip, April 20, 1935.
3. The Diamond Jo Line, n.d.
4. Diamond Jo story, n.d.
5. Doctors Then and Now, n.d.
6. Early Arkansas Victuals, n.d.
7. Earthquakes--Physical and Otherwise, n.d.
8. Eastman--History, n.d.
9. Entertainment, n.d.
10. Epigrams, n.d.
11. Ernie, n.d.
12. Everybody likes to play games, n.d.
13. Everybody likes to play games, n.d.
14. Everybody likes to play games, n.d.
15. Everybody likes to play games, n.d.
16. Everybody likes to play games, n.d.
17. Fables and Pharmacies, n.d.
18. A Famous--Yet Unknown Arkansan, n.d.
19. Fashions in foods, n.d.
20. Fashions in Humor Change Too, n.d.
21. Father's day, 1937.
22. Fences, n.d.
23. A Few Dollars and a Little Imagination, n.d.
24. A Few Memories, n.d.
25. Fifty Years of Fellowships, n.d.
26. Filming Hot Springs, n.d.
27. The Fire of 1878, n.d.
28. The Fire of 1913, n.d.
29. First citizens and first families, n.d.
30. First Presbyterian Church, n.d.
31. Forest Farmer--Extraordinary, n.d.
32. Forestry and William L. Hall, n.d.

Box 10

1. Friday 13th, in Santa Claus Land, n.d.
2. From Horses to Horse-Power With the Murphy's, n.d.
3. The Garrison Chronicle, n.d.
4. Go to College Week skit, n.d.
5. Gold Stock on a Bear Market, n.d.
6. Gone the Way of the Steam Locomotive, n.d.
7. The Great Impersonation, n.d.
8. Greetings, 1940s.
9. Greetings, 1970s.
10. Greetings--Christmas--Commercial, n.d.
11. Guessing Games for the Group, n.d.
12. A Guide Par Excellence--Charles Cutter, n.d.
13. Opening of Hot Springs and North Mountain Roads for Automobile Travel, July 9, 1920.
14. Hamp Williams--Citizen of America, n.d.
15. Harris Humphreys, n.d.
16. Health Facilities for Colored, n.d.
17. Helen Keller--and Arkansas, n.d.
18. Helen Keller--And Her Frequent Arkansas Visits, n.d.
19. Helen Keller and Hot Springs, 1979.
20. Helen Keller--Frequent Arkansas Visitor, n.d.
21. Hell's Half Acre, n.d.
22. Hiram Abiff Whittington--Arkansas Anachronism, n.d.
23. Historical Background Data (Army and Navy Hospital), January 22, 1960.
24. Historical Sketch of Arkansas, Chapter II, n.d.
25. History of Army and Navy Hospital, April 12, 1954.
26. History of Army and Navy Hospital Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas, n.d.
27. Holiday happiness, 1941 and n.d.
28. Holy Night, adaptation of, Dec 17, 1938 and n.d.
29. A Home to Remember, Aug 18, 1963.
30. Hot Springs, n.d.
31. Hot Springs, n.d.
32. Hot Springs, general information, n.d.
33. The Hot Springs, n.d.
34. Hot Springs--A National Landmark in conservation of Natural Resources, n.d.
35. Hot Springs and its Auditoriums, n.d.
36. Hot Springs, Arkansas and Hot Springs National Park (Book Review), n.d.
37. Hot Springs homes, n.d.
38. Hot Springs National Park, n.d.
39. Hot Springs, National Park and City, n.d.
40. Hot Springs National Park, Ark., n.d.
41. Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas, n.d.
42. Hot Springs National Park Trails, n.d.
43. "Hot Springs Thru the Ages," n.d.
44. The house with the hole in the middle, n.d.
45. How Long are God's Shoestrings? (Book Review), n.d.
46. Integration in the Nineties, n.d.
47. Introduction for Accomplishments Skits, n.d.
48. The "J.P." Deed, n.d.
49. Jefferson Davis Orear and The Arkansaw Thomas Cat, 1961.
50. John Gould Fletcher (Book Review), n.d.

Box 11

1. Know Your Men, n.d.
2. The Lady With Eight Hobbies, n.d.
3. Lagniappe for Librarians, n.d.
4. Lambarene Comes to Arkansas, n.d.
5. A Letter to Santa Claus, n.d.
6. A Librarian's Christmas Wish, n.d.
7. Life and Death of a Theater, n.d.
8. Life at Lambarene, n.d.
9. The Little Rough-Hewn Lady, ca. 1964.
10. Louise Loughborough, Who Has Recreated an Arkansas Era, March 16, 1950.
11. A Magnet for Mineralogists, n.d.
12. A Magnet Which Draws Human Beings, n.d.
13. A Man and His Home, n.d.
14. Marlbrook--Will-O'-The-Whisp, n.d.
15. Maud Welch--and Murder, n.d.
16. Medical Center--Defense--Number 1, n.d.
17. Medical Center--Defense--Number 2, n.d.
18. Miss Today, n.d.
19. A Momentous Mosaic for Arkansas, n.d.
20. Mrs. Mary Jane (Mattie) Mooreman (interview), n.d.
21. Mother Goose Goes Modern, n.d.
22. Mrs. Sarah Van Patten Ellsworth, n.d.
23. Much To Be Thankful For?, n.d.
24. Multiple Housing, n.d.
25. Murphy, Col. George W., n.d.
26. New Hope News, Nov 22, 1965.
27. A New Year Party, n.d.
28. Nomenclature in the Ouachita National Forest, n.d.
29. Nominations--Then and Now, n.d.
30. Obituary (for Mary D. Hudgins), n.d.
31. Observations on Observatories, n.d.
32. An Old Home With An Uncertain Future, n.d.
33. On The Western Tour With Washington Irving (Book Review), n.d.
34. On With the Show, n.d.
35. Optical Mineralogy, n.d.
36. Origins of a County Called Garland, n.d.
37. Ozark Folklore: A Bibliography (Book Review), n.d.
38. Pageant: A Day in Nottingham, n.d.
39. Pageant At Bonanza, n.d.
40. The Parade of American Music, 1975.
41. Parties--The Year Round, May 1937 and n.d.
42. Parties--The Year Round, May 1937 and n.d.
43. Parties--The Year Round, May 1937 and n.d.
44. Parties--The Year Round, May 1937 and n.d.
45. Patti Patter--Her Last Farewell, n.d.

Box 12

1. Petit Jean--In Song and Story, n.d.
2. The Play's the Thing, n.d.
3. A Post Office Comes Home, n.d.
4. President's Day, n.d.
5. Queen Wilhelmina hotel, n.d.
6. Racing, n.d.
7. Radio Ravings, n.d.
8. Radio station: KANH (Bedside Network), Feb 18, 1949 - June 16, 1950.
9. Radio station: KANH (Bedside Network), Feb 18, 1949 - June 16, 1950.
10. Radio station: KANH (Bedside Network), Feb 18, 1949 - June 16, 1950.
11. Radio station: KANH (Bedside Network), Feb 18, 1949 - June 16, 1950.
12. Radio station: KTHS, Nov 2, 1936 - Nov 2, 1938; Nov 4, 1946; Feb 12, 1950.
13. Radio station: Other broadcasts, Aug 8, 1937 and n.d.
14. Radio station: Other broadcasts, Aug 8, 1937 and n.d.
15. Random Ramblings of Miss Remmie Rand, n.d.
16. A Resonant Restoration, n.d.
17. Robin Hood, n.d.
18. The role of Trees in the Economy of Garland County, n.d.
19. Sallies of Sue Scatter-Brain, n.d.
20. Schweitzer-Eckert, Rena, n.d.
21. Second Annual Tour of Homes of Distinction is sponsored by Women's Chamber of Commerce of Hot Springs, n.d.
22. Senator Fulbright: Portrait of a Public Philosopher (Book Review), n.d.
23. The Sentinal of Hot Springs Mountain, n.d.
24. The Seventy-Five-Year-Old Dream Come True, Aug 9, 1951.
25. Shisk-Kabobs a la Arkansas (1840), n.d.
26. The Show of Shows, n.d.
27. Simple Arithmetic (and other games), n.d.
28. Starring a Starling, n.d.
29. The Story of Garland County, n.d.
30. The Story of Garland County, n.d.
31. The Story of Garland County, n.d.
32. Strange Case at Willowood (Book Review), n.d.
33. A Study in Courage, n.d.

Box 13

1. Sweatt, A.W., a citizen of Hollywood, n.d.
2. Sweatt, A. W., Hollywood and "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer," n.d.
3. Sweatt, A.W., signs in Hollywood, n.d.
4. The Syncopated School, n.d.
5. Taking a Poke at Poke, n.d.
6. A Tale of Best Sellers, n.d.
7. Theme for Dance Interpretation of the Story of Water in Central Ark., n.d.
8. A Third of a Century of Rehabilitation, n.d.
9. Three Cheers for Dad, n.d.
10. Thumbing Through the Years, n.d.
11. A Thumbnail History of Hot Springs, n.d.
12. A Thumbnail History of the Army and Navy Hospital, n.d.
13. A Thumbnail History of the Post Library, n.d.
14. A time of Many Changes for Hot Springs--1882, n.d.
15. Treasure in the Valley (Book Review), n.d.
16. Tree Farmer--Extraordinary, n.d.
17. A Treemendous Tale, n.d.
18. A U.S. Hot Springs Commission's Eye View of the Arkansas Spa, n.d.
19. An Understanding of Albert Schweitzer (Book Review), Mar 22, 1966.
20. Vernacular of Days of Slavery Carried into Everyday Speech of Today, n.d.
21. A Victorian Literary Beatnik From Arkansas, Aug 6, 1961.
22. When "Flickers" Were the Fashion, n.d.
23. Why Saul Became Paul, n.d.
24. "Wildwood," victorian home in Hot Springs, n.d.
25. Wilhelmona Lea resident of Hot Springs, n.d.
26. Woman's Christian National Library Association, n.d.
27. Woman's Place: A Pep Meeting Play in One Scene, n.d.
28. Work and Play in the Life of Mrs. Pioneer, n.d.
29. World understanding, n.d.
30. The Yellow Cup Mystery (Book Review), n.d.
31. Yesterday in Baseball, n.d.
32. Young Japan Views Uncle Sam (Book Review), n.d.
33. The Young Diplomat, n.d.
34. Other manuscripts, some incomplete, n.d.

Series 3. Manuscript articles by other authors, 1922-1979. Boxes 14-17.

Box 14

1. Adams, Julie, The Architecture of Bathhouse Row, Hot Springs, Arkansas, May 15, 1979.
2. Alcorn, Maude Barton, Told by: William Johnson Barton to Maude Barton Alcorn, n.d.
3. Bancroft, Carroll Douglass, My First Impressions of Hot Springs, n.d.
4. Bancroft, Carroll Douglas, My First Impressions of Hot Springs (Slightly edited by his nephew Robert Douglass Bancroft of Tucson, Arizona and by Mary D. Hudgins, Hot Springs, Arkansas), n.d.
5. Bancroft, Carroll Douglass, A Sketch of Hot Springs in the Late Eighteen-Seventies, 1922.
6. Belding, Amelia S., The Belding and Bassett Families Through the Centuries, June 15, 1964.
7. Bishop, Marilyn M., First Methodist Church, n.d.
8. Blankenship, James E., [short autobiography], Oct 20, 1959.
9. Buhlis, Richard, The Famous Magnet Cove, n.d.
10. Cline, Inez E., Who Were the First Settlers in--Bucktown, U.S.A., n.d.
11. Covington, Robert Daniel, The Grand Opera House of Hot Springs, Arkansas 1882 - 1904, May 7, 1974.
12. Crockett, Mrs. Mary D., Indian Trails and Old Spots in Arkansas, n.d.
13. Eisele, Martin A., Historical Sketch of the Army and Navy Hospital, n.d.
14. Gabriel, Helen and Edith Armenia, editors, Palm St. News, July 29, 1933.
15. Glazner, Gene, Hiram Abiff Whittington, Summer 1958.
16. Glazner, Gene, Hiram Abiff Whittington Arkansas's Forgotten Historian and History Maker, n.d.
17. Hodges, Dr. and Mrs. T. L., Watermelon Island, Oct 7, 1941.
18. Hunter, Kermit, Hernando De Soto, Conquistador, 1978 version.
19. Johnson, James E., Little Verses, n.d.
20. Larson, Axel L., Westminster Presbyterian Church, n.d.
21. Leeper, Maggie L., Folklore--Foods, n.d.
22. Leeper, Maggie L., Recreation in Garland Co. (Camp Bonanza), n.d.
23. Lehman, Asa M., Col., The Army and Navy General Hospital Looks Towards Its Post-War Future, n.d.
24. Mitchell, Mary, History of the Early School System of Hot Springs, n.d.
25. Mitchell, Mary, Origin of the Hot Springs Business and Professional Women's Club, n.d.
26. Moore, Maurice, Hot Springs' Grand Opera House, n.d.
27. Muncy, Violet, Smallest Incorporated Town Stands "Strain" of Voting, n.d.
28. Muncy, Violet B., Two Men and a Town--Lonsdale, n.d.
29. Nichols, Frederick D., A Survey of the Architectural Resources of Hot Springs, Arkansas, n.d.
30. Ogletree, Scotty, Rockport Re-incorporated, n.d.
31. Polston, Michael David, Annie Quinn Massey: Southern Patriot, n.d.
32. Richter, Wendy, Hot Springs in the Territorial Period: Early Settlement of the Spa, n.d.
33. Schrader, Walter H., Behind the Scenes at Oaklawn, n.d.
34. Scully, Francis J., M.D., History of the Telephone Service in Hot Springs, n.d.
35. Scully, Francis J., Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce, n.d.
36. Scully, Francis J., M.D., A Sanitarium That Would have Made Hot Springs the Greatest Health Resort in the World, n.d.
37. Searcher, Victor, Slow Train Still Running, n.d.
38. Smith, Alta [Ariel Vilas, Hot Springs super golf prodigy], n.d.

Box 15. Mrs. Mabel C. Stenger Manuscripts.

1. After Many Days, n.d.
2. The Autobiography of a Soul, n.d.
3. An Aviator's Atonement, n.d.
4. Biochemistry and Mental Health, n.d.
5. Bonds Invisible, n.d.
6. The Bridey Murphy Question, n.d.
7. The Castle of Heart's Desire, n.d.
8. The Causes of Status Thymico-Lymphatious, n.d.
9. The Causes of Status Thymico-Lymphatious, n.d.
10. The Causes of Status Thymico-Lymphatious, n.d.
11. Christendom's Need, n.d.
12. The Creative Mind, n.d.
13. Dangers of "Dog Days", n.d.
14. The Dead Do Return! And How! (Part I), n.d.
15. The Dead Do Return! And How! (Part II), n.d.
16. In Defense of Winter Babies, n.d.
17. A Desire, n.d.
18. Do You Need a Vacation? (The story of a wife who needed one and didn't take it), n.d.
19. Eliminating the Unfit, n.d.
20. Faith and the Mountain, n.d.
21. The First Resurrection, n.d.
22. The First Resurrection, n.d.
23. The First Resurrection, n.d.
24. The Folly of a Flirt, n.d.
25. Food, Facts and Fighters, n.d.
26. For His Mother's Sake, n.d.
27. The Gift of Service, n.d.

Box 16. Mrs. Mabel C. Stenger Manuscripts.

1. The Great Unchurched, n.d.
2. Have We a Sixth Sense?, n.d.
3. The Inner Shrine, n.d.
4. Is "Extra Sensory Perception" Possible?, n.d.
5. Left-Handedness, Its Cause and Relation to Status Thymico- Lymphatic, n.d.
6. Ode to the Daisy, n.d.
7. Our Sixth Sense, n.d.
8. Pat Murphy's Ghost, n.d.
9. The Philosophy of Popeye, n.d. see Food, Facts and Fighters.
10. The "Playboy" and His Health, n.d.
11. Poetry, n.d.
12. A Posthumous Message From Sir Oliver Lodge, n.d.
13. The Potter and the Clay, n.d.
14. Prayer to the Holy Ghost, n.d.
15. The Prodigal's Return, n.d.
16. To the Sacred Heart, n.d.
17. Should a Woman Tell?, n.d.
18. So, He Still Has His Headaches!, n.d.
19. The Strange Case of Lina Medina, n.d.
20. We Call Them "Dumb" Animals, n.d.
21. What Happens When We Dream?, n.d.
22. What is "Immunization?" n.d.
23. What is Truth?, n.d.
24. When Love Defied Death, n.d.
25. When the Ghosts Walk and Talk at Camp Chesterfield, n.d.
26. Who Injured Mary Anne? (A One-Act Health Play), n.d.
27. Why Has Christianity Failed?, n.d.
28. Why I Believe in God, Immortality and the Christ, n.d.
29. The Wounded Wing, n.d.
30. Partial manuscripts, all without title pages, n.d.

Box 17

1. Taylor, Sydney S., Early History of the Women's Christian National Library Association, n.d.
2. Templeton and Hudgins, Account of Fay Templeton, n.d.
3. Watkins, V.S., Chautauqua Circuit Chautauqua and Lyceum, Spring, 1976.
4. Welch, Maud McCurdy, Don't Cry for the Moon, n.d.
5. Welch, Maud McCurdy, He Didn't Love Me Enough, n.d.
6. Welch, Maud McCurdy, The Last Enemy, n.d.
7. Welch, Maud McCurdy, To Love Is To Trust, n.d.
8. Welch, Maud McCurdy, Miracle In Manhattan, n.d.
9. Welch, Maud McCurdy, Never Is A Long Time, n.d.
10. Welch, Maud McCurdy, The Promise, n.d.
11. Welch, Maud McCurdy, Stepmother, n.d.
12. Welch, Maud McCurdy, Time To Rejoice, n.d. see The Last Enemy.
13. Welch, Maud McCurdy, partial manuscript without title page, n.d.
14. Wenger, O. C. and Charlotte K. Reamey, The Early Days In Hot Springs, Arkansas (1850-1900) 2nd Article, n.d.
15. Wenger, O. C. and Charlotte K. Reamey, The Hot Springs, Arkansas, Of Today 3rd Article, n.d.
16. Wenger, O. C. and Charlotte K. Reamey, Traditions of Hot Springs, Arkansas 1st Article, June, 1932.
17. Woolman, Esther C., Recollections of Early Y.M.C.A., Mar 24, 1956.
18. Wyman, Elizabeth Heywood et al., Why Fellowships?, n.d.
19. Young, J. Frank, How to Over-come this World-Wide Depression, June 13, 1932.
20. Unsigned manuscript, [Milton Nobles], n.d.
21. Two partial manuscripts without title page, n.d.

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    Series 4. Manuscript speeches by Hudgins, 1951-1953. Box 17.

    This series contains manuscript speeches by Mary Dengler Hudgins. They are filed alphabetically according to title. Original titles given by Hudgins in italics; titles in Roman type have been supplied by the processor. Additional information about speeches may be found in Group II, Series 7, Box 35, which has indexes to talks given by Hudgins.

    Box 17 (cont.)

22. Home Demonstration in Garland County, n.d.
23. Indian artifacts, n.d.
24. Sarah Elizabeth Van Patten Ellsworth, 1951 or 1952.
25. Y.M.C.A. dinner speech, Jan 29, 1953.

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    Series 5. Manuscript speeches by other authors, 1938-1964. Box 17.

    This series contains manuscript speeches by other authors. They are filed in alphabetical order according to author. Original titles are in italics; titles in Roman type have been supplied by the processor.

    Box 17 (cont.)

26. Foizie, Mrs. E. W., Exploration of the Mississippi by the French explorers which we uncovered during our recent trip to Canada, Nov 21, 1961.
27. Harrison, J.J., Address before the Hendrix Alumni Association, Nov 10, 1938.
28. Morris, Bishop John B., Golden Jubilee address at St. Vincent's Infirmary, May 24, 1938.
29. Scully, F. J., Cooperation is the Keynote to the Prosperity of Hot Springs, Apr 28, 1964.
30. Stenger, Mrs. Mabel C., Sustaining Mind and Body, n.d.