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This letter from the March of Dimes highlights their contribution of $38.45 to the foundation but more personalized in 1972.

This bulletin lists the needs of the Wake County Detention Home, which was State's Mates annual project in 1960.

This report chronicles a State's Mates visit to the Wake County Detention home in November, 1960.

This report outlines possible annual projects for State's Mates in the inaugural year of the Projects Committee.

This poster urges citizens of North and South Carolina to join in on the March of Dimes campaign to fund polio research.

This poster shows a woman standing with several children that have been paralyzed as a result of polio, urging people to donate to The March of Dimes.

This image shows Dorothea Dix, an influential woman in the creation of a North Carolina facility for the mentally ill in 1851.

This annual report, for 1948-1949, a brief description of the year's social activities. It appears to be a summary made from other records now lost.

This annual report, for 1949-1950, contains a brief description of the year's social activities.

This annual report, for 1950-1951, only contains the name of the president and chairwoman of State's Mates. Appended to it is an explanation that the President's Report for the year had no record of the social activities for that year.