The Links, Incorporated, Western Area Historical Facts, 1954-1995

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"This booklet is an update of the historical facts of the Western Area of The Links, Incorporated published in 1993. It is designed to present an objective and accurate account of the growth and accomplishments of our Western Area from 1954 to 1995.... [T]his booklet is not intended as an in-depth report of the program activities of each individual chapter. It is included only to give us an overview of the nature and variety of activities and projects that are being implemented, thus enhancing the growth and development of our area and our national body as a whole." -- Preface. … continued below

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90 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.

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Links, Inc. Western Area. 1995.

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"This booklet is an update of the historical facts of the Western Area of The Links, Incorporated published in 1993. It is designed to present an objective and accurate account of the growth and accomplishments of our Western Area from 1954 to 1995.... [T]his booklet is not intended as an in-depth report of the program activities of each individual chapter. It is included only to give us an overview of the nature and variety of activities and projects that are being implemented, thus enhancing the growth and development of our area and our national body as a whole." -- Preface. It contains information about local chapters (including boundaries) and former area directors and officers as well as lists of area programs, committee chairpersons, past area conferences, awards, and members who have previously held national office.

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90 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.

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"This study is dedicated to our eleven Area Directors, past and present area officers and to you, sister Links, who have nurtured this organization through dedicated service in your individual chapters." -- Preface.

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Links, Inc. Western Area. The Links, Incorporated, Western Area Historical Facts, 1954-1995, book, 1995; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth305960/: accessed September 10, 2026), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting UT San Antonio Libraries Special Collections.

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