Box 6
Contains 14 Results:
“Tumwater 1845-1945”, undated
Handwritten notes for speeches delivered from the 1920s through the 1950s provide insight into the proceedings of Walla Walla women’s club meetings. Fix’s speeches cover a wide variety of topics, ranging from book reviews to advice on gardening to didactic talks on academic subjects. In two speeches, “A Dream Come True,” and “Turning the Pages,” Fix discusses her career as a librarian. “The Daughter of Pioneers” speech contains useful information about Fix’s childhood.
“Turning the Pages”, undated
Handwritten notes for speeches delivered from the 1920s through the 1950s provide insight into the proceedings of Walla Walla women’s club meetings. Fix’s speeches cover a wide variety of topics, ranging from book reviews to advice on gardening to didactic talks on academic subjects. In two speeches, “A Dream Come True,” and “Turning the Pages,” Fix discusses her career as a librarian. “The Daughter of Pioneers” speech contains useful information about Fix’s childhood.
“We Lived with Peter”, undated
Handwritten notes for speeches delivered from the 1920s through the 1950s provide insight into the proceedings of Walla Walla women’s club meetings. Fix’s speeches cover a wide variety of topics, ranging from book reviews to advice on gardening to didactic talks on academic subjects. In two speeches, “A Dream Come True,” and “Turning the Pages,” Fix discusses her career as a librarian. “The Daughter of Pioneers” speech contains useful information about Fix’s childhood.
“Weather,” delivered to the Delphian Culture Club, 1951
Handwritten notes for speeches delivered from the 1920s through the 1950s provide insight into the proceedings of Walla Walla women’s club meetings. Fix’s speeches cover a wide variety of topics, ranging from book reviews to advice on gardening to didactic talks on academic subjects. In two speeches, “A Dream Come True,” and “Turning the Pages,” Fix discusses her career as a librarian. “The Daughter of Pioneers” speech contains useful information about Fix’s childhood.
“Whitman College Library”, undated
Handwritten notes for speeches delivered from the 1920s through the 1950s provide insight into the proceedings of Walla Walla women’s club meetings. Fix’s speeches cover a wide variety of topics, ranging from book reviews to advice on gardening to didactic talks on academic subjects. In two speeches, “A Dream Come True,” and “Turning the Pages,” Fix discusses her career as a librarian. “The Daughter of Pioneers” speech contains useful information about Fix’s childhood.
“Youth Evangelism” Delivered to the Rachel Circle, 1953
Handwritten notes for speeches delivered from the 1920s through the 1950s provide insight into the proceedings of Walla Walla women’s club meetings. Fix’s speeches cover a wide variety of topics, ranging from book reviews to advice on gardening to didactic talks on academic subjects. In two speeches, “A Dream Come True,” and “Turning the Pages,” Fix discusses her career as a librarian. “The Daughter of Pioneers” speech contains useful information about Fix’s childhood.
Untitled, delivered to the Walla Walla Garden Club, 1956
Handwritten notes for speeches delivered from the 1920s through the 1950s provide insight into the proceedings of Walla Walla women’s club meetings. Fix’s speeches cover a wide variety of topics, ranging from book reviews to advice on gardening to didactic talks on academic subjects. In two speeches, “A Dream Come True,” and “Turning the Pages,” Fix discusses her career as a librarian. “The Daughter of Pioneers” speech contains useful information about Fix’s childhood.
Untitled, delivered to the Walla Walla Pioneer and Historical Society, 1953
Handwritten notes for speeches delivered from the 1920s through the 1950s provide insight into the proceedings of Walla Walla women’s club meetings. Fix’s speeches cover a wide variety of topics, ranging from book reviews to advice on gardening to didactic talks on academic subjects. In two speeches, “A Dream Come True,” and “Turning the Pages,” Fix discusses her career as a librarian. “The Daughter of Pioneers” speech contains useful information about Fix’s childhood.
Untitled, delivered to the Walla Walla Pioneer and Historical Society, 1957
Handwritten notes for speeches delivered from the 1920s through the 1950s provide insight into the proceedings of Walla Walla women’s club meetings. Fix’s speeches cover a wide variety of topics, ranging from book reviews to advice on gardening to didactic talks on academic subjects. In two speeches, “A Dream Come True,” and “Turning the Pages,” Fix discusses her career as a librarian. “The Daughter of Pioneers” speech contains useful information about Fix’s childhood.
Untitled, delivered to the Walla Walla Pioneer and Historical Society, undated
Handwritten notes for speeches delivered from the 1920s through the 1950s provide insight into the proceedings of Walla Walla women’s club meetings. Fix’s speeches cover a wide variety of topics, ranging from book reviews to advice on gardening to didactic talks on academic subjects. In two speeches, “A Dream Come True,” and “Turning the Pages,” Fix discusses her career as a librarian. “The Daughter of Pioneers” speech contains useful information about Fix’s childhood.