File contains a printed programme of “Women's Parliament of Prophecy, A.D. 2901,” an all-female performance of a mock parliament in two acts, which took place at the Belleville Opera House in May, 1901.
File contains a printed Victorian Order of Nurses membership card, and a printed Women's Canadian Club membership card, for 1936-1937 for Dr. Ethel A. Noble, Belleville. Also present is a blank printed statement of accounts for professional services rendered by Dr. Ethel A. Noble, ca. 1940.
File contains a newspaper article concerning the institution of the Belleville chapter of the International Order of Rainbow Girls, sponsored by the Order of the Eastern Star.
File contains a newspaper clipping concerning a ceremony to honour Mrs. Evelynne M. Little, Grand Secretary of the Belleville Minerva Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, March 21, 1969.
File contains three newspaper clippings about Ivanhoe including the Beulah Cooperative Cheese Company, a public notice about the Canadian Pacific discontinuing the Agency at the Ivanhoe Station, and Women's Institute at St. Andrew's Church marked the 50th anniversary.
File contains a newspaper clipping from 1969 about Rebekah Lodges in Belleville, Stirling, and Thomasburg being visited by Provincial Assembly President.
File contains a photocopy of a newspaper clipping from 1922 about the start of Glenford Rebekah Lodge No. 230 in Frankford with a visit from D.D.P. Sister M Naylor of the Quinte Lodge in Belleville.
File contains newspaper clippings about the Argyll Chapter and St. Julien Chapter of the Imperial Order Daughter of the Empire (I.O.D.E) printed in 1969.
File contains newspaper clippings from 1968 about First Nations issues. Including a federal plan calling for provinces to provide medical and health care services on Reserves, and women speaking at a hearing of the Royal Commission on the Status of Women about losing their Indian Status because of the Indian Act after marrying white men.
File contains newspaper clippings from 1899 regarding the Canadian Historical Exhibition in Toronto and a letter from Mary Agnes Fitzgibbon of the Women's Canadian Historical Society of Toronto to Colonel Ponton discussing the exhibition.
