Scope and Contents 1.(Letter) Hal to Margaret: Enclosed Suggestions to help our next treasurer, Georgia Library Association Audit of GLA Accounts 12/17/71 2. Report of the Auditing Committee 01/08-09/70 3.(Letter) Margaret Kerr-President-elect to Mrs. Helen Fatting-Resource Librarian-Area 5: Approach a new biennium for GLA, beginning to think of committee appointments 10/12/1971 4.(Letter) Report Of Auditing Committee 01/08-09/1970 5.(Letter) The Auditing Committee- Inasmuch as by-laws require that books be...

Scope and Contents 1.(Manila Folder) GLA Budget 1967-1971 2.Georgia Library Association Report of the Budget Committee to the Executive Board, January 1996. 3.Georgia Library Association-Proposed Budget 1966-67 4.(Memo) W. P. Kellom to Members of the GLA Executive Board: Recall that a Budget Committee was appointed at our meeting last January. 04/13/56 5.Georgia Library Association-Proposed Budget 1956 6.Georgia Library Association-Proposed Budget-FY 1976-Amended. Oct. 1,1976 7.Georgia Library...

Scope and Contents 1.Report From GLA Representatives To Georgia Commitiee on Children and Youth 1970-1971 2.(Letter) Sammie S. Lackey to David Estes: Mailing five copies of our report to Mrs. Morton and enclosing one copy for your files. 10/06/71 3.Georgia Committee on Children and Youth 11/28/71 4.(Letter) Vi to David: Request that member organization help GCCY to secure federal funds on a matching fund basis 10/03/71 5.(Letter) Margarent B. Kerr to Vi Patrick: at the Executive Board meeting on Friday, Jan....

Scope and Contents 1.Federal Relations: Mrs. Margaret Kerr, Mrs. Baker Farrer, Miss Theodosia Hotch, Mr. John Hall Jacobs, Miss Cornelia Lowe, Miss Virginia McJenkin, Miss Sarah Maret, Miss Clare Mincy, Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mrs. Clauda Carter, Miss Lila Rice, Mr. A. Ray Rowland, Mrs. Dorothy Spence, (Handwritten Letter) C.H. Gibboney to Mr. Johnston: Thanking Mr. Johnston so much for the good letter on April 9th relative to the official welcome at the GLA Confernce on November 4, (Letter) John E. Clouse to Mr....

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1.(Letter) Theodosia Hotch-Vice President GLA to Mr. W.P. Kellam-President GLA: Be glad to represent the Georgia Library Association on the Georgia Women's Advisory Committee for Civil Defense 05/30/56

Scope and Contents 1.(Minutes)-by Virginia McJenkins, Margaret B. Kerr, David Estes, Sarah Jones- The Special Committee to advise the President: selection of the representative from the State Department of Education to the GLA Executive Board met on March 11 at the home of Virginia McJenkin with four members participating 03/11/77 2.(Letter) David E. Estes-Assistant University Librarian to Mrs. Barbara C. Cade-President GLA: During the past several months storage of the official records of the GLA has been...

Scope and Contents 1. Constitution-Adopted 11/22/53 2.(Letter) Eunice Coston-President GLA to Members of the GLA: Enclosed is the proposed revision of the Constitution of the Association as submitted by the Constitution Committee and accepted by the Executive Board of the Georgia Library Association 3.Constitution of the Georgia Library Association 4.The Constitution of the Georgia Library Association-Adopted at Atlanta, Georgia, 04/22/49 5.The Constitution of the Georgia Library Association-Adopted at...

Scope and Contents 1.Constitution and By-laws Committee 2.(Letter) Edith Foster-President to Mr. David Estes-Chairman: Your committee is now complete and is follow: Miss Roxanna Austin, Miss Louise Ward 02/02/62 3.(Letter) Special Collections; David to Mr. Walter T. Johnston-President: The Committee has met and I am sending a copy of the Constitution with our alternations 03/05/64 4.(Annoucement Letter) For the Georgia Libarian-The Constitution Committee, David E. Estes-Chairman, Miss Roxana Austin, Miss...

Scope and Contents 1. Library Education in Georgia and Public Libraries in Georgia Sept/1975 2. (Letter) Beverly A. Rawles to Mr. Carlton Thaxton: Monthly Letter Report on Georgia Library Study 01/31/75 3.(Letter) Beverly A. Rawles to Mr. Carlton Thaxton: Second Monthly Letter Report on Georgia Library Study 03/04/75 4.(Letter) Beverly A. Rawles to Mr. Carlton Thaxton: Third Monthly Letter Report on Georgia Library Study 04/02/75 5.(Letter) Mary Louise Rheay to Dr. Jack P. Nix: Ms. Rheay is honored to...

Scope and Contents 1.Georgia Library Association Committees 1972-1973 2.Part III-List of Contracts 3.(Letter) Juanita S. Brightwell to David Estes: Information from the Georgia Library Association Ad Hoc Committee meeting during March 10-11, 1972 09/01/72 4.(Letter) Juanita S. Brightwell to David Estes: Report To GLA Executive Board 01/14/72 5.Junanita S. Brightwell to David Estes:Report to GLA Executive Board 01/14/72, GLA Ad Hoc Committee to compile a comprehensive plan for library service in...

Scope and Contents 1.Governmental Relations-telephone conversation with Gerri Krettek 01/10/72 2.(Letter) Margaret Kerr to Emily 01/10/72 3.(Letter) Margaret Kerr to Miss Germaine Krettek 12/06/71 4.The Governmental Relations Committee Meeting and Governmental Relations Committee Expenditures 5.(Letter) Mrs. Kathleen Fraze to Mrs. Margaret Kerr 12/28/71 6.(Letter) Margaret Kerr to Mr. Peterson 01/03/72 7.(Letter) Margaret Kerr to Mr. Lewis 01/03/72 8.(Letter) Margaret Kerr to Mr.Harrington ...

Scope and Contents 1.Part II-Governmental Relations Committee-Georgia Library Association 2.(Memo) Christopher Wright to Heads of State Library Agencies and Presidents of State Library Associations 03/12/75 3.Georgia Library Association-What Federal Funds Have Meant to Georgia Libraries 4.(Memo) Chris to Mary Louise 04/28/75 5.(Letter) Mary Louise Rheay to Miss Barbara W. Nelson 02/21/75, Barbara W. Nelson to Ms. Mary Louise Rheay 02/11/74 6.(Letter) Carlton J. Thaxton to Mrs. Christina Landram...

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1. Copies of Exhibits Committee Report To 1967 G.L.A. Biennial Conference 01/27/67 2. (Letter) John F. Carroll to State Library Association Presidents or Exhibits Chairmen 01/05/62, (Letter) Don L. Negley to Mr. John R. Banister 11/02/62 3. Copies of Report of Exhibits Committee

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Georgia Library Association traces its history back to the Georgia Library Club in 1897.  This is the largest library association and the oldest.  Its activities are documented here. This collection contains materials dating from 1897 to present day. These materials cover a range of Georgia Library Association topics including: financial records, associational policies, committee meeting minutes, general reports and correspondece, conferences, as well as GLA project information. The...

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1. Blue Booklet- Training Needs of Librarians Doing Adult Education Work 2. Georgia Library Association Report of The Committee on Adult Education 3. Knowing Communities And Working With Groups-Georgia Library Association Adult Education Committee 1949 4. Adult Education And Community Relations Report of the Committee 03/08-09/1944 5. II.Questionaire On Adult Education In Georgia College And University Section

Scope and Contents 1.(Letter) Ann W. Morton-Executive Secretary to Miss Lila Rice-Chairman Audit Committee: The Executive Board approved the following recommendation of the Audit Committee and the Budget Committee and authorized your committee to take immediate action 04/20/74 2.(Letter) Mary Louise Rhey-President, GLA to Miss Lila Rice-Chairman Auditing Committee: The following people on the committee: Mr.Paul Porterfield-Altanta Public Library Miss Ethelyn Purdie-Central Park School Mrs. Ann...

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1.Proposal For The Georgia Library Association 10/22-24/75 2.GLA Bienniel Conference Information For Exhibitors 10/22-25/75 3.Emphasis on Exhibits 101/22-25/75

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1.(Letter) Ron Paynter to Miss Raye Osborn 01/25/73 2.(Letter) Raye Osborn to Director of Sales 01/24/73 3.(Letter) Ron Paynter to Miss Raye Osborn 01/10/73 4.Report of the Ad Hoc Committee On Advance Planning Of GLA Conferences 5.Suggested Functions Of The Convention Site Selection Committee 6.The Convention Site Committee Report 7.Convention Site Committee Report 03/11/72

Scope and Contents The Georgia Library Association traces its history back to the Georgia Library Club in 1897.  This is the largest library association and the oldest.  Its activities are documented here. This collection contains materials dating from 1897 to present day. These materials cover a range of Georgia Library Association topics including: financial records, associational policies, committee meeting minutes, general reports and correspondece, conferences, as well as GLA project information. The...