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The annual report for 1959-1960 contains reports from State's Mates officers, standing committees, and special committees, as well as club projects and services.

The annual report for 1958-1959 contains reports from State's Mates officers and standing committees.

The annual report for 1957-1958 contains reports from State's Mates officers and standing committees.

This thank-you letter was written to the Federal Bakery, in gratitude of a cake which was donated to State's Mates. It is one of several thank-yous to other bakeries. The cakes were used in State's Mates Cake Walk, which they ran for North Carolina…

This thank-you letter was written to Ambassador Theatre, in gratitude of tickets which were given as a prize at a State's Mates party. The winner (apparently a husband) had to drink milk through a baby bottle.

This thank-you letter was written to Mitchell's Hairstyling Shop in gratitude of the gifts that business had given to State's Mates for its 1956 fashion show. The hair glitter and makeup was used by the models.

This letter was written by the 1954-1955 president of State's Mates, Emily Terrell, to her then-unknown successor. In it, Terrell described some of the tactics she and veteran members had developed to ensure the smooth operation of the club, as well…

This advertisement, printed in the Vetville News, invited student wives to the first meeting of 1954. It encouraged student wives by stressing the work they had in common, in contrast to their husbands' roles as students.

This is the first known draft of the constitution for State's Mates. It was likely created in November of 1953, since the minutes for that month discuss the creation of the constitution as well as the selection of the title, which is hand-written in…

These minutes discuss the creation and selection of the name "State's Mates" for what had previously been known as the Student Wives' Club.