Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Frank & June Dotterweich Collection
Professional papers, files, and publications from the career of Dr. Frank Dotterweich, who established the Natural Gas Engineering Program at the Texas College of Arts & Industries in 1936. As part of the first of-a-kind program, Dr. Dotterweich published many articles that even today continue to offer foundation research. Included in this collection are copies of most of his publications, some of which are the only copies available, as well as scrapbooks, news clippings, and papers left by his wife, June Dotterweich, who was active in local civic organizations.
Robert and Melba Gafford Family Collection
The family collection of Robert and Melba Gafford begins even before their wedding in March 1952, in Gulfport, Mississippi where Bob met Melba while he was attending graduate training at Keesler AFB. Documents and photographs illustrate their careers and lives in Kingsville, Texas in the retail business, ranching, real estate and service in many civic organizations.
The Woman's Club of Kingsville
Materials relate to the history of the club from its foundation to present day. Materials include correspondence, flyers, programs, agendas, minutes, and six divisions of the club: Bluebonnet Drama Club, Community Service, NOW, Junior Woman, Flair, and A.W.A.R.E.