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Black and white photo image of two ladies at the Women's Auxiliary, Mrs. Singleton and Mrs. Wendelken - hostess and server. Corners cut to fit an album.

Black and white photo image of ladies at the Auxiliary at their monthly meeting in May. Pictured: Mrs. Harry Rapp and Mrs. Charles Oppy - mother/daughter, photo has been cropped to fit in an album.

Black and white photo image of Auxiliary members at May 1955 meeting at Mrs. Keil's home. Pictured: Mrs. Keil, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Wayne Pitcher.

Black and white photo image of Auxiliary members at dinner meeting. District 9 meeting October 1954. Pictured: Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Weems, Mrs. Distel.

Black and white photo image of auxiliary members at Mrs. Keel's home for May 1955 meeting. Pictured: Mrs. Ray, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Martin.

Black and white photo image of Mrs. Gaul and Mrs. Fitch of the January meeting/tea sitting on sofa. Meeting was held at Mrs. Robert Rardin's home.

Black and white photo image of members visiting Eli Lilly Pharmaceutical Company in Indianapolis. Pictured: Dr. Frank Mynes, Jean Sheets, Dr. Jerome Sheets. a Lilly Rep, Lilly Rep, Don Gilner, Mrs. Kulscar, and Dr. Kulscar.

Aged, yellowed, torn letter from the Red Cross to the Hempstead Auxiliary recognizing the efforts rendered by the women during the war. Typed with Red Cross logo letterhead.

Aged, yellowed letter from J. Harry McGregor, 17th (seventeenth) District, Ohio to Mrs. George Obrist, president of the Hempstead Academy of Medicine Women's Auxiliary. Typewritten with official letterhead. Some tape damage.

Aged, yellowed letter from the Secretary-Treasurer of the Academy to president of the Women's Auxiliary. Hempstead letterhead with officer information. Some tape damage at top.

Black and white photo image of the ladies of the Women's Auxiliary of Hempstead Academy. No names provided, only "The War Years" on back.

Aged, yellowed letter from the Secretary of the Fresh Air Camp to the Health Chairman, Wendelken, Auxiliary of Hempstead Academy of Medicine. Typed with handwritten items of donation in lower left hand corner. Torn corners.