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Whitehaven Grammar School, Memphis, Play Program, 1919

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Program of the play "Cinderella in Flowerland" performed by the pupils of Whitehaven Grammar School, Memphis, on June 10, 1919. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

Whitehaven High School, Memphis, Play Program, 1919

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Program of the play "As You Like It" performed by the pupils of Whitehaven High School, Memphis, Tennessee, on June 12, 1919. Ruth Stephenson's sister Grace was a performer. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Play Program, 1918

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Program of the play "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" performed by the Sigma Alpha Mu Literary Society of West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Tennessee, on December 6, 1918. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Play Program, Circa 1918

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Program of the play "Love and Geography" performed by the Devereux Players at West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Tennessee, around 1918. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

Scotti Grand Opera Company Program, Memphis, 1919

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Program for performances by the Scotti Grand Opera Company at the New Lyric Theatre, Memphis, Tennessee, on April 28-29, 1919. The company was directed by Antonio Scotti and performed "L'Oracolo" and "Cavalleria Rusticana" on April 28, and "Madame Butterfly" the following night. See Memphis performing arts collection for another program of these performances. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Play Program, 1919

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Program of the play "The Fascinating Fanny Brown" performed by students from West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Tennessee, on February 28. 1919. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Concert Program, 1919

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Program of the Senior Class Night concert at West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Tennessee, on June 2, 1919. The program in the school auditorium featured a play, jokes and other performances. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Play Program, Circa 1919

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Program of the play "A Runaway Couple" performed by the students of 4-A Class from West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Tennessee, probably in 1919. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

West Tennessee State Normal School Athletic Association Card, 1919

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Ruth Stephenson's membership card of the West Tennessee State Normal School Athletic Association, Memphis, Tennessee, valid until June 4, 1919. Stephenson trained as a teacher at the Normal School, graduating in 1920. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

Robert B. Mantell Company Program, Memphis, 1919

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Program for a performance of "Julius Caesar" presented by the company of noted Shakespearean actor Robert B. Mantell at the New Lyric Theatre, Memphis, Tennessee, beginning on December 30, 1919. The role of Brutus was performed by Mantell, Fritz Leiber was Marc Anthony, and Portia was played by Genevieve Hamper, Mantell's wife. See program for "Hamlet" of the same season in the Memphis performing arts collection. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

West Tennessee State Normal School Student Poem, Circa 1920

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Poem by a student of West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Tennessee, circa 1920. The poem titled "Normal" and written by Ruth Stephenson's classmate Mary Wilkin is an unflattering portrait of two of the school's leaders, President Andrew Kincannon and school matron Lizzie Norment. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Play Program, 1919

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Program for the play "The Microbe of Love" performed by the Sigma Alpha Mu Literary Society of the West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Tennessee, in 1919. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Play Program, 1919

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Program for a performance of "Pipes of Pan" by the Latin Club of West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Tennessee, on November 25, 1919. Ruth Stephenson was a performer. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

West Tennessee State Normal School Student Fee Receipt, 1920

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Receipt issued to Ruth Stephenson for Spring semester fees paid to West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Tennessee, on January 10, 1920. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

Whitehaven High School, Memphis, Play Program, 1920

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Program for the play "The Fifteenth of January" performed by the pupils of White Haven High School, Memphis, Tennessee, on March 19, 1920. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

Whitehaven High School, Memphis, Commencement Program, 1920

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Program of the graduation exercises for White Haven High School, Memphis, Tennessee, held on May 18, 1920. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Play Program, 1920

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Program for the play "A Trail of Hearts" performed by 4-A Class of West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Tennesse, on May 29, 1920, in the school auditorium. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

Levi School, Memphis, Program, 1920

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Program of a performance by the eighth-grade pupils of Levi School, Memphis, Tennessee, on May 14, 1920. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

Arlington High School, Memphis, Graduation Program, 1921

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Program of the graduating exercises for Arlington High School, Memphis, Tennessee, on May 5, 1921. Ruth Stephenson was a teacher at the school. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

Shelby County, Tennessee, School Oratorical Contest Program, 1921

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Program of the Shelby County, Tennessee, school oratorical contest held at Bolton High School on April 15, 1921. Ruth Stephenson, a teacher at Arlington High School, annotated the program. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

Arlington High School, Memphis, Play Program, 1921

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Program for the operetta " Princess Chrysantemum" performed by the pupils of Arlington High School, Memphis, Tennessee, on March 19, 1921. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

Claridge Hotel, Memphis, Menu, 1925

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Menu from the Claridge Hotel, Memphis, Tennessee, for September 18, 1925. The hotel at 109 North Main Street opened in 1925. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

Recital Program, Arlington High School, Memphis, 1920

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Program for a recital by Odette Murphy and Louise Paine of Ellendale, Tennessee, expression pupils of Miss. L.L. Smith, at Arlington High School, Memphis, on October 8, 1920. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, Student Letter, 1920

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Letter dated March 1, 1920, from Ruth Stephenson, a student at West Tennessee State Normal School, Memphis, to her mother, Mrs. Mary Lou Stephenson, explaining that schoolwork would prevent her from visiting home as usual. From Ruth L. Stephenson scrapbook.

William Len Hotel, Memphis, Menu, 1935

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Menu from the William Len Hotel Coffee Shop, 110 Monroe Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee, for December 14, 1935.

Mid-South Fair, Memphis, Pamphlet, 1961

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Pamphlet promoting the attractions of the Mid-South Fair and Exposition held at the Fairgrounds in Memphis, Tennessee, on September 22-30, 1961.

Mid-South Fair, Memphis, Program, 1969

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Program of the Mid-South Fair, Memphis, Tennessee, held September 19-27, 1969.

Humes High School, Memphis, Humes High Herald, November 12, 1941

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Vol. 16, No. 3 of the "Humes High Herald", the student newspaper of Humes High School in Memphis, Tennessee, published on November 12, 1941.

L.C. Humes High School, at 659 N. Manassas Street, was open as a high school from the 1920s through 1967.

Memphis Printing Pressmen And Assistants' Union No. 18 Contract, 1924

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Memphis Printing Pressmen and Assistants' Union No. 18 contract with employing printers including Adams Printing and Stationery Co., E.H. Clarke and Bro., Cox Printing Co., Davis Printing Co., Early Printing Co., Memphis Linotype Printing Co., The Sherwood Co., and S.C. Toof and Co. of Memphis, Tennessee, beginning February 23, 1924.

Memphis Printing Pressmen's And Assistants' Union No. 18 Contract, 1941

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Contract between the Memphis Printing Pressmen's and Assistants' Union No. 18 and 15 firms in Memphis, Tennessee, to take effect from September 12, 1941.