McFarlane, Irene Dickson

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Anderson, Taggart, and McFarlane at First Convention Dinner Photograph, c. 1936-1950
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Irene McFarlane to Lillian Perkins Letter, February 4, 1971
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Alice Hersey Wick Permanent Convention Chairman Scrapbook, Page 2
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