K-State Libraries
Biographical Series, 1920-1967
Box Folder 01 Autobiography 01 ca. 1961, Autobiography Sketch 02 1946 Mar 18, "What's Cooking," Time Biography 03 1952, Biography Sketch 1939 Apr 17, Memo to Eloise Davison from Paddleford reference salary increase 04 1953 Sep 29, Biography Sketch, New York Herald Tribune 05 1953 Oct 20, Biography Sketch, New York Herald Tribune 06 1953 Dec 28, Biography Sketch, Time 07 1954 Dec 23, "A Country Girl Whom Misfortune Stirred to Great Achievement" by Catherine Royer Correspondence, Royer, Catherine from Clementine Paddleford, 1955 Jan 10 08 1957 Apr, "Clementine Paddleford of the Herald Tribune," The Leaguer Correspondence, Davis, Irving to Ann Marie Doherty, 1957 Apr 09 Correspondence, Davis, Irving, 1957 Apr 24 09 1959 Jul 10, Biography Sketch by Emmett Davis 10 1960 Dec, "Miss Paddleford" 'Gourmet And Artist'" by Susan Adams, Mushroom News 11 1962 Dec, The New York Hospital Meal Menus from Paddleford's stay in the hospital from 1962 Dec 31 to 1963 Jan 17 1962 Dec, The Pulse, Vol. XXIV, No. 5, The New York Hospital Newsletter 12 1964 Oct 11, "Food Takes Her To Faraway Places" by Eudora Garrison, The Charlotte Observer 13 1965 May 2, "Editor Circles Globe for Food Stories," by Dorothee Polson, The Arizona Republic 14 Biography Sketch, 2 different versions, n.d., n.s. "The Journalist of Tomorrow," n.d., n.s. Correspondence 15 Barnum, Bush, N.D. 16 Blackburn, Tom, 1946 Mar 15; 1949 May 05 17 Blinks, Ruetta, 1941 May 16; 1941 Jul 01 The First Presbyterian Church, Stillwater, Oklahoma Worship Bulletin, 1941 May 11 Blinks, Ruetta Day, "Work and Play, Mother's Day in 1941," 1941 May 11 18 Blodgett, Hugh A., High School Graduation invitation, 1942 May 14 19 Brewer, Edith, 1949 Apr 30 20 Brown, Colonel L., 1938 Feb 28; 1938 Mar 07; 1938 Apr 27; 1938 Jun 06; 1938 Dec 19; 1956 Jun 04; 1959 Jun 21; 1959 Oct 16; 1960 Sep 21; 1963 May 15; 1963 Oct 04 Paddleford to Colonel Brown, 1963 Oct 11 21 Bruce, Robert, 1948 Sep 03 22 Campbell, Nell Robinson, 1963 Nov 08 Campbell, Nell from Paddleford, 1963 Nov 20 23 Carberry, Vincent A., 1960 Sep 16 24 Casteen, Marie, 1937 Feb 04; 1937 Mar 17 25 Christenson, Esther E., 1954 Mar 17 26 Cooley, Lorane [ca. 1947] Nov 09 27 Currey, Margery, 1954 Apr 21; 1954 Dec; 1955 Dec; 1956 Easter; 1956 Apr 24 [Note, Margery was in Chicago with Paddleford] Currey, Margery from Paddleford, 1955 Apr 22 28 Davison, Eloise, 1958 Nov 01; [?] May 29 Day, Rachel Currey, 1959 Aug 15 [Reference death of sister, Margery Currey] "Margery Currey Dead," obituary 30 Dibelka, Susan Shaffer (Mrs. James C. Dibelka), 1949 May 16 [re: Claire's mother, Marcelle]; 1949 Aug 18 to Claire 31 Donohoe, Victoria, 1953 Feb 11 32 Dooty, Edna, 1963 Jun 11 Dooty, Edna from Paddleford, 1963 Jun 28 33 Duffe, Claire [Paddleford's Ward - now Claire Jorgensen] 1950 May 25; 1953 Mar 18; 1953 May 27; 1953 Sep 14 34 Duffe, Claire (Jorgensen), 1957 Oct 12; 1958 Jul 28; [?] Jan 21; [?] Mar 09; [?] May 12; [?] May 19 35-36 Duffe, Claire, n.d. 37 Earl, Edwin, 1949 May 02 38 Farnol, Lynn [ca. 1963] Farnol, Lynn from Paddleford, 1963 Feb 04 39 Foster, Bunny and Phil, 1947 Dec 30 Foster, Bunny, 1951 Jan 13 - makes reference to Paddleford's plane [It is possible that this individual is Gertrude B. Foster who writes for The Herb Grower Magazine] 40 Gibson, Jane, 1961 Dec 02 41 Gibson, Mary, 1947 Feb 08; 1948 Nov 21; 1949 May 19; 1952 Dec 26; 1955 May 09; 1955 Dec 08; 1956 Jan 29; 1957 Sep 11; 1958 Feb 18 "Burial Place Moves," Topeka Daily, 1957 Sep 11 42 Greig, Peter, 1949 Jul 06; [?] Apr 03 43 Hamlin, Hilda, 1947 Feb 18; 1947 Apr 04; 1947 Apr 10 44 Hamlin, Hilda, 1948 Jan 22 45 Hamlin, Hilda, 1949 Jan 05; [1949] Apr 28; 1949 Jun 03; 1949 Jul 24; 1949 Sep 13; 1949 Oct 31 46 Hamlin, Hilda, 1950 Jan 14; 1950 Jan 11; 1950 Jan 27; 1950 Feb 02; 1950 Apr 24; 1950 Jul 14 47 Hamlin, Hilda, 1951 Apr 02; 1951 May 11 48 Hamlin, Hilda, 1952 Oct 05 49 Hamlin, Hilda, 1953 Apr 02; 1953 May 24; 1953 Oct 09; 1953 Dec 07 50 Hamlin, Hilda, 1954 Nov 07 Hamlin, Hilda from Paddleford, 1954 Jan 18 51 Hamlin, Hilda, 1955 Dec 05 52 Hamlin, Hilda, 1956 May 03; 1956 Jul; 1956 Sep 26; 1956 Oct 13; 1956 Oct 22; 1956 Oct 30; 1956 Oct; 1956 Nov 03 53 Hamlin, Hilda, 1958 Apr 10 54 Hamlin, Hilda, 1959 Mar 19 55 Hamlin, Hilda, 1960 Jul 20 56 Hamlin, Hilda, 1961 Oct 03; 1961 Dec 02 57 Hamlin, Hilda, 1967 Jun 28; 1967 Jul 31; 1967 Aug 09 02 01 Hamlin, Hilda, [?] Feb 05; [?] Mar 03; [?] Mar 30 02 Hamlin, Hilda, [?] Apr 24; [?] Apr 21; [?] Apr 24; [?] Apr 27 03 Hamlin, Hilda, [?] May 07; [?] May 14; [?] May 26; [?] May 28; [?] May 29 04 Hamlin, Hilda, [?] Jun 05; [?] Jun 22; [?] Jun 28 05 Hamlin, Hilda, [?] Jul 03; [?] Jul 19 06 Hamlin, Hilda, [?] Aug 11; [?] Aug 27 07 Hamlin, Hilda, [?] Sep 08; [?] Sep 25 08 Hamlin, Hilda, [?] Nov 11; [?] Nov 14; [?] Nov 17 09 Hamlin, Hilda, [?] Nov 18, 2 different letters 10 Hamlin, Hilda, [?] Dec 20 11 Hamlin, Hilda, Tuesday 15th 12 Hamlin, Hilda, Wednesday; Wednesday, P.M. 13 Hamlin, Hilda, Saturday 14 Hamlin, Hilda, Sunday 15 Hamlin, Hilda, Spring 16-20 Hamlin, Hilda, n.d. 21 Hershewe, Lawrence, 1945 Jan 05 22 Hutchings, Marie, 1956 Oct 19 23 Johnson, Alice, [?] Mar 27 24 Johnson, R. E., 1951 Nov 01 25 Jorgensen, O. M., 1962 Feb 25 26 Karen, Mrs. Robert, 1962 Sep 12 Karen, Mrs. Robert from Paddleford, 1962 Sep 24 27 Kistler, Grace Olsen (Mrs. John J. Kistler), 1949 May 17 Kistler, Mrs. John J. from Paddleford, 1949 Jun 23 28 Knipe, Jane, 1962 Sep 24 Knipe, Jane from Paddleford, 1962 Oct 01 "Forrest Knipe, Pioneer Cotton Broker, Dead," The Daily Oklahoman, 1962 Sep 18 29 Lenore Enterprises, 1966 Oct 01 30 Lindman, Ina S., n.d. 31 McKoewn, Bill, [?] Feb 16; [?] Apr 05; [?] Sep 23; n.d. 32 McNerney, Gene, n.d. 33 Machir, Jessie McDowell, 1931 Sep 18 Copy of Paddleford's Kansas State College transcript 34 Maddox, Maggie, 1954 Apr 15; 1955 Apr 18; 1955 Mar 14; 1955 May 13; 1957 Dec 06 35 Maddox, Maggie, 1958 Feb 19; 1958 Apr 27; 1958 May 10; 1958 May 12; 1958 Jun 12; 1958 Jul 26; 1958 Sep 13 36 Maddox, Maggie, 1960 Jan 14; 1960 Mar 18 37 Maddox, Maggie, 1961 Apr 21; 1961 Aug 16; 1962 Jun 07; 1963 Oct 10; 1963 Oct 11 38 Maddox, Maggie, n.d. 39 Nelson, J. Kenneth, 1957 Apr 28 Neslon, Kenneth J. from Paddleford, 1957 Jun 18 40 Nelson, Oliver, 1954 Jan 26 41 Nichols, Alice, 1943 Jun 22; 1953 Mar 12; 1958 Jan 27; 1967 Sep 12; 1966 Nov 10; 1966 Nov 14; 1967 Sep 21; [?] Nov 07 42 Owen, Jeanne, 1961 Dec 26 43 Paddleford, Glenn, 1949 Feb 12; 1953 Sep 04; 1953 Nov 03; n.d. Paddleford, Glenn from Hattie McFadden, 1944 Nov 26; 1951 Oct 12 [Note, Glenn was Clementine's brother] 44 Paddleford, Jennie from Clementine Paddleford, 1909 Feb 19 Paddleford, Jennie, ca. 1924 Paddleford, Jennie from Louise Reed Paddleford (Mrs. Eli Merton Paddleford), n.d. [Note, Jennie was Clementine's mother] 45 Paddleford, Laurie, 1966 Feb 11 Paddleford, Laurie from Clementine Paddleford, 1966 Mar 22 46 Paddleford, Solon, 1933 Sep 06; 1934 Sep 19; ca. 1936; 1940 Dec 09; n.d. [Note, Solon was Clementine's father] 47 Plumb, Beatrice, 1936 Apr 30 48 Reuben, Arnold, [ca. 1953 Dec] Reuben, Arnold from Paddleford, 1954 Apr 07 49 Skelton, Josephine, 1960 May 10 Skelton, Josephine from Paddleford, 1960 May 20 50 Smith, Herman, 1944 Dec 28; 1945 Jan 30 Smith, Herman from Paddleford, 1945 Feb 05 51 Strauss, Ruth, 1961 Jan 31; 1961 Feb 21 Strauss, Ruth from Paddleford, 1961 Feb 06 52 Swanson, Mrs. Robert, [1954] Jan 12 Swanson, Mrs. Robert S. from Paddleford, 1954 Jan 15 53 Tauritz, Leo L, 1961 Jun 15, reference 1959 Federal Income Tax Return 54 Thompson, Lawrence, 1959 Oct 20 Thompson, Lawrence from Paddleford, 1959 Nov 11 Thompson, Larry, "Birthplace Is Fading" 55 Thompson, Walter M., 1964 Dec 12 Refers to Paddleford's broken shoulder in 1963 56 Tuttle, Mildred M., 1948; 1954 Apr 18; 1954 May 04; n.d. 57 Twibell, Cecil, 1961 Feb 11 Twibell, Cecil from Paddleford, 1961 Feb 24 58 Vilven, Velma, 1963 Mar 16; 1963 Mar 20; Saturday 59 Waldo, Mildred, 1964 Sep 06 Waldo, Mildred from Paddleford, 1964 Nov 03 60 Walsh, A. M., 1961 Feb 03 61 Wood, Alice Paddleford, 1954 Jan 27; 1967 Sep 18 Wood, Alice Paddleford from Paddleford, 1954 Aug 18 62 Zimmerman, Lloyd, 19[?] May 13 63 [?], Dementria, n.d. 64 [?], Edith, [?] Jul 04 65 [?], Harry & Ella Mae, 1957 Aug 20 66 [?], John & Ivy, ca. 1961 [It is possible that this is John & Ivy Fuller] 67 [?], Mabel, [?] Oct 12, n.d. 68 [?], Pat, n.d. 69 [?], Peta, 1947 Apr 24; 1947 Sep 12; 1951 Dec 04, n.d. - Christmas Card [it is possible this is Peta J. Fuller] 70 [?], Priscilla, 1952 Oct 15; 1958 Jan 09 71 [?], Ratty & Lize, n.d. 72 [?], Robert, 1953 Aug 09 73 [?], Sam & Frances, n.d. 74 [?], Tess, 1942 Jan 14 75 Unidentified, n.d. 03 01 Sympathy Notes for Peter, Clementine's cat Correspondence, Birthday Cards 02 Adcox, Gertrude, 1967 Sep 25; n.d. 03 Downing, Frances, 1967 Sep 29 04 Shryock, Jean, 1967 Sep 25 Correspondence, Get Well Card & Letters, 1967 - Prior to her death 05 Brewer, Edith, 1967 Oct 25 06 Brownstone, Cecily, 1965 Oct 21 07 Bucklee, Lillian O'Brien, 1967 Nov 04 08 Conference Goers, has many signatures, 1967 09 D'sbroev, Marcella, 1967 Oct 10 10 Driving, Nat, 1967 Oct 09 11 Harrison, Sadye, 1967 Oct 21 12 Jorgensen, Claire, 1967 Oct 02 13 Lantz, Pauline, 1967 Oct 03 [Pauline was Paddleford's niece. She was the daughter to Glenn and Caroline "Daisy" Paddleford. Pauline is buried in the Grandview, Mill Creek, Stockdale Cemetery] 14 Maddox, Marguerite, 1967 Oct 05; 1967 Oct 09; 1967; 1967 Oct 16; 1967 Oct 31; 1967 Oct 15 McCampbell, Coleman, 1967 Oct 19 16 Mountsier, Robert, 1967 Oct 10; 1967 Nov 08; n.d. 17 Murphy, Margaret Deeds, 1967 Sep 29;1967 Oct 10; 1967 18 [Rattner], Joan, 1967 Oct 26; 1967 19 [Riglin], Roz, 1967 Oct 18 20 Rosene, Robert E. from Paddleford, 1966 May 23; 1966 Jul 08; 1966 Jul 26 Rosene, Robert E., 1967 Sep 26 21 Savonije, Sue, 1967 Oct 05; 1967 Oct 16; 1967 Oct 29; nd 22 Shearwood, Lucille, 1967 Oct 24; 1967 Oct 27 23 Volpe, Veronica, 1966 Dec 04; 1967 Oct 03; 1967 Oct 30 24 Unidentified, signed, Crocodile [Possibly Claire Jorgensen] 25 Unidentified, signed, Tex [illegible] Advertising about Paddleford 26 1947 Apr 10, New York Herald Tribune 27 1950 Jun 04, New York Herald Tribune 28 1953 May 26, "The Great Name in Food News...is Clementine Paddleford," New York Herald Tribune 29 1953 Dec 15, Correspondence from Garth Cate reference Advertising 30 1954 Mar 21, New York Herald Tribune 31 1955 Jan 23, This Week Magazine 32 1957 Jun 06, New York Herald Tribune 33 Publisher's Weekly, n.d. 34 New York Herald Tribune, n.d. Advice from Clementine Paddleford 35 1935 Jan 14, "Help! Miss Paddleford," Food Field Reporter Articles about Paddleford 36 1924 Dec 17, "Platitudes Are Taboo," Kansas Industrialist 37 1926 Dec 20, "Tales Out of School," Department of Industrial Journalism and Printing, Kansas State Agricultural College 38 1929 Oct, "She Learns About Folks From Their Many Letters," The Matrix 39 1930 Aug 07, "Catering for Crowds," Christian Herald 40 1932 Jul 24, "Finds Advantages in Life on the Farm," Times, New Bedford, Mass. 41 1933 Jun, "Angel Food Copy," The Matrix 42 1934 Jun 30, "Tabloid Issued Daily At Economics Parley," Newsdom 43 1934 Dec 03, "Church Housekeeping Bureau...will bring you in 1935," Christian Herald 44 ca. 1934, "Announcing An Important Forward Step," Christian Herald 45 1939 Winter, "She Writes of 'Shoes and Ships and Sealing Wax and Cabbages and Kings'" by Elizabeth Reutiman, Alpha Rho, The Adelphean of Alpha Delta Pi 46 1940 Feb 14, "Today and Yesterday," The Northwestern Miller 47 1941 Nov 15, "Memorandum To Clementine, Or What Do You Hear From The Snails?" The New Yorker 48 1941 Dec 15, "Have You Seen a Cooky Tree?," n.s. 49 1941 Dec 17, "Memorandum to Clementine, or What Do You Hear from the Snails?," Chicago News 50 1943 Aug-Sep, "Clementine Paddleford," and "To Market, To Market in 1943,"by Doris Thompson, The Matrix 51 1943 Sep, "Words Are Weapons," by Margaret Christie, Independent Woman 52 1943 Oct-Nov, "1943-44 Headliners Named," The Matrix 53 ca. 1946 Mar 17, "Former Mercury Reporter Has Huge Following," Chronicle, Manhattan, Kansas 54 1946 Jul 22, "Riding On 1st Hop of Air France," New York World-Telegram 55 1946 Jul 22, "People," Time 56 1947 Apr 06, "go to Gimbels for angel food, says Clementine Paddleford," The New York Times 57 1947 Nov, "Suggestions for Thanksgiving," Wine and Food Newsletter 58 1949 Feb 28, "Food Editors To The Test," Food Field Reporter 59 1949 Sep 16, "Molasses - And Evaporated Milk," The Riverhead News 60 1949 Sep 22, "Looking Them Over," The East Hampton Star, East Hampton, New York 61 1949, "Clementine Paddleford Subject of Story in Saturday Evening Post of April 30," n.s. [a good biographical sketch of Paddleford] 62 1952 Mar 02, "Food Editor Interviews," The Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, Florida 63 1952 Mar 07, "Clementine Paddleford, Gourmet, Visits Tampa," by Barbara Clendinen, Tampa Morning Tribune 1952 Mar 07, "Clementine Paddleford Interesa Conocer Secretos Cocina Criolla," El Mundo, San Juan, Puerto Rico 64 1952 Mar 09, "Miss Paddleford Scours America For New Foods," by Connie Gee, Miami Daily News 65 1952 Mar 13, "Clementine Paddleford Recibe Informes Sobre Platos Nativos," El Mundo, San Juan, Puerto Rico 1952 Mar 13, "La Experta de Herald Tribune Busca Recetas en Puerto Rico," El Mundo, San Juan, Puerto Rico 66 1953 Oct 19, "The Kitchen Department," Time 67 1953 Oct 23, "'Time' Quotes Clementine Paddleford," What's Going On? 68 1954 Jan 10, "Sidelines," This Week Magazine 69 1954 Jan 14, Times, Barre, Vermont 70 1954 Jan 18, "Favorite Gals," Time 71 1954 Feb 18, "Miss Paddleford on Brazil Coffee Tour," Tribune News, Manhattan, Kansas 72 1954 Feb 19, "Impressionadas as jornalistas norte-americanas com os danos causados pela feada no Parana," O Estado De Sao Paulo 1954 Feb 19, "Impressionadas Com Estragos da Geada na Area de Londrina," O Tempo, Sao Paulo 1954 Feb 19, "Vieram Verificar Os Prejuizos Causados A Lavoura Pelas Geadas," Diario de Sao Paulo 73 1954 Feb 20, "Chegaram As Jornalistas 'Yankees'," Correio Paulistano, Sao Paulo 74 1954 Feb, "Meet the Food Editors," Food Marketing 75 1954 Mar 11, "Nobody Can Can-Can Like 'Clem' Can," New York Herald Tribune 76 1954 Jun, "The Tropics," Unifruitco 77 1954 Jul 25, "Fielding 'Credits' Get Readers' Support, 37-1," New York Herald Tribune 78 1954 Nov 01, "Oh, Clementine," Newsweek 79 1955 Jan 30, "The Cooking," The Houston Post, incomplete 80 1956 Jan 07, "To Capture Smart Readers," Business Week 81 1956 Jun 12, "Personality Behind the By-Line," New York Herald Tribune 82 1956 Sep 27, "Please, No Cooking," The Evening Star, Hanover, Pennsylvania 1956 Sep 27, "No Home Should Be Without One," New York Herald Tribune 83 1960 Dec 01, "How America Eats - U.S. Recipes By Redding's Clem Paddleford," The Redding Times, Redding, Connecticut 84 1961 Feb 02, "World-Traveling Editor Has Lip-Smacking Ideas," The Hartford Times, Hartford, Connecticut 85 1961 Nov 08, "Dear Clementine: Just So You'll Know," n.s. 86 1962 May 27, "Our Darling Clementine," New York Herald Tribune 87 1962 Aug 06, "Better Bread Than Dead," Newsweek 88 1962 Sep 21, "Food Editor Tours 50,000 Miles Yearly," The Commercial Appeal 89 1962 Oct 20, "Lunch," The New Yorker 90 1963 Feb 23, "Kingsley Double-Crostic No. 1507," by Doris Nash Wortman, Saturday Review 91 1963 Nov 03, "The Most Useful Cook Book You'll Ever Use!," This Week 92 1964 Nov 27, "The American Christmas Dinner - A Borrowed Feast," The Evening Star, Washington, D.C. 93 1966 Sep 01, "Food Fare," Meade County Messenger, Brandenburg, KY 94 1966 Nov11, "Sad Background," World Journal Tribune, New York, New York 95 "To Miss Paddleford," n.d., n.s. "Clementine Paddleford Reveals Secret Ingredient On Visit Here," n.d., n.s. 04 Awards & Certificates 01 1948, The New York Newspaper Women's Club, Most Distinguished Work In The Field Of Special Interest To Women 02 1949 Mar 06, "Awards Given By Newspaper Women's Club," New York Herald Tribune 1949 Mar 06, "Newspaper Women Get Club's Awards," The New York Times 03 1950 Nov 28, Correspondence, Congratulations on GMA Award 04 1951 Feb 18, "5 Get Awards Of Newspaper Women's Club," New York Herald Tribune 1951 Feb 18, "News Club Honors 5 Women Writers," The New York Times 05 1951 Feb 21, "Viking of the Air" Certificate 06 1951 Jun 01, "Miss Paddleford Flies to Paris," What's Going On? 07 1951 Sep 30, Solo Flight Certificate 08 1953 Dec 10, "Newspaper Women's Dinner Held," Daily North Side News 09 1953 Dec 11, "Two More Awards For Herald Tribune Writers," What's Going On? 10 1953 Dec 13, "Prizes For Newspaper Women," The New York Times 11 1954 Mar 03, "Main Street Scene," Windham County Observer, Putnam, Connecticut 12 1954 Aug 24, List of Awards 13 1957 Dec 07, "Awards Made By Newspaper Women's Club," New York Herald Tribune Correspondence reference to New York Newspaper Women's Club Award Boughton, W. E., 1957 Dec 11 Michalove, Gertrude, 1957 Dec 11 Miller, Joan, 1957 Dec 09 Swope, Herbert Bayard, 1957 Dec 03 [?] Edna, 1957 Dec 10 14 1959 Nov 07, "Newspaper Women's Club Gives Writing Awards to 6," New York Herald Tribune 15 1959, The Catherine L. O'Brien Award, 3rd Prize 16 1961 Nov 11, "Writing Awards To 5 Women, 2 Of Herald Tribune," n.s. 17 1962 Jan 23, "Fruit Industry Honors Miss Paddleford," New York World Telegram 18 1962, New Jersey Fruit Industry Honors Correspondence reference New Jersey Fruit Industry Honors Allen, Bob, 1962 Mar 13 Allen, Bob from Paddleford 1962 Mar 29 19 1964 Mar 15, Certificate of Appreciation, New York Herald Tribune 20 1964 Mar 20, "The Beloved Food Editor," What's Going On? 21 "Clementine Paddleford Gets Food Trade Award," n.d., n.s. "Clementine Paddleford Is Honored With 2 Others in Headliner's Awards," n.d. n.s. Master of Fishers (F.M.) Degree from The Fisher Council for the excellence in the study of Edible Fish and Shellfish, n.d. Cartoons 22 1964 Sep 26, "I'm getting pretty fed up with teeth marks on Clementine Paddleford," The New Yorker Dinner in Honor of Paddleford 23 1960 Jun 01, Palace Hotel, Copenhagen, Denmark Insurance 24 1961 Jan 01-1964 Jan 07, Royal Indemnity Company, Home Insurance Invitations 25 1935 Jul 31, A Dinner for the benefit of the Auguste Escoffier Foundation Museum and Gastronomic School, Villeneuve-Loubet, France 26 1940 Dec 22, A Pageant, "The Adoration of the Holy Child" and "The Miracle of the Roses," invited by Herman Smith at The Presbyterian Church, South Salem, New York 27 1959 Oct 14, American Spice Trade Association, A New England Shore Dinner at The Astor Hotel, New York 28 1962 Oct 29, Taittinger Champagne Party given by Mr. and Mrs. Claude Taittinger, Reims, France at St. Regis Hotel 1965 Jun 21, Reception in honor of Shirley Tucker, author of Mississippi From Within 30 1966 Jan 11, Confrerie des Chevaliers du Tastevin and other materials in reference to Confrerie des Chevaliers du Tastevin 31 1967 May 17, In Honor of E. Stuart Sharpe, Director of Tourism for Jamaica 32 19[?] Apr 10, Honoring Chi-Chih and Kuo Yuan Hsinnie, Mother's 80th Birthday 33 19[?] Nov 17, The Irish Export Board, Exhibit of Fine Foods, Beers and Liquors from Ireland 34 19[?] Dec 30, For Peggy Harvey Judging 35 1958, Kroger-Westinghouse Junior Cook-Of-The-Year contest Correspondence, Shultz, Gladys, 1958 Dec 05 36 1961, Kroger-Westinghouse Junior Cook-Off Correspondence, McCafferty, Audrey, 1961 Feb 02 Kansas and K-State 37 "Forlorn End For A Valley," n.d. 38 Applegate, Roberta, Correspondence, n.d. 39 Bishop, Carolyn, Correspondence, 1950 Apr 24 40 Hostetter, Helen P., Correspondence, 1949 Apr 23; 1952 Mar 31; 1961 Feb 01; 1961 Feb 19; 1961 Mar 20; 1963 Jul 02 41 Rogers, Charley, Correspondence, n.d.; n.d. Rogers, Charley from Paddleford, 1954 Mar 02 42 Smith, Florence Dial (Mrs. Francis L. Smith), Correspondence, 1946 Mar 23 43 "Youth! at your service" by Department of Journalism, Kansas State College, n.d. 44 Ledger Book of articles submitted and budget, n.d. 45 1921 Calendar 46 "Big News of Week Will Develop in Manhattan" from Kansas City Journal-Post, n.d. 47 1920 Dec 04, The Scandal Collegian 48 1921, Commencement booklets, 2 copies 49 Invitations 1920 Nov 16, wedding invitation of Frances Harrop to Paul L. Mann 1921 May 11, Commencement invitation of Wesley C. Fleming at University of California 1922 Jun 11, wedding invitation of Esther Etta Andrews to William C. Mullendore 50 Parties and Dances 1920 Nov 13, Gamma Chi of Kappa Sigma Home Coming, Recreation Hall 1921 Feb 11, Women's Pan Hellenic Dance, Community House 1921 Mar 04, Pi Kappa Alpha Reunion Dance, Elks Hall 1921 Mar 11, Gamma Chi Kappa Sigma Spring Party, Elks Hall 1921 Jun 24, Menu from Stanley Hotels, Estes Park, Colorado, 2 copies 51 Programs 1920 Dec 03, Aggie Pop Night, Auditorium 1920 Dec 13, The Kansas Author's Club First Annual Luncheon and Conference, Chamber of Commerce, Dodge City, Kansas 1921 May 16, The Kansas Author's Club Spring Banquet, Gillett Hotel, Manhattan, Kansas 1921, Junior/Senior Prom 19[?] Dec 08, "Madame Butterfly" "At the Quill," n.d. "Ye Scroll of Ye Scribes and Ye Artists," n.d. 52 Valentine from Susan, n.d. 53 Zimmerman, Lloyd D., notes and drawings, n.d. Memberships 05 01 Members of list, n.d. 02 1951 Sep 08, Association des Amis de Rabelais et de la Deviniere 03 1959, Alpha Delta Pi Hoge, Elizabeth S., Correspondence, 1959 Apr 25; 1959 Jun 01 04 1960, Theta Sigma Phi, 1960 Meyer, Jo Caldwell, Correspondence, 1960 May 14 05 1963 Oct 15, Les Amis D'Escoffier Society of New York, Inc. 06 Certificate of Membership of the Connecticut Cold Water Army, n.d. Honorary Memberships 07 1949 Nov 29, Honorary Member of the City Council of the City of Timesquare 08 1960 Mar 26, Honorary Member of the Ship's Company, USS Skipjack (SSN 585) Menus Planned by Paddleford 09 1940 Sep 24, Luncheon, This Week Magazine 10 1950, Executive Luncheon, The Week Magazine 11 1958 Mar 30, Luncheon 12 1958 Apr 09, Editorial Luncheon, This Week Magazine 13 1958 May 12, Luncheon given in honor of His Excellency Einar Gerhardsen, Prime Minister of Norway and His Excellency Reno Kuuskoski, Prime Minister of Finland by The Honorable Robert F. Wagner, Mayor of the City of New York 14 1958 May 14, Editorial Luncheon, This Week Magazine Obituary 15 1967 Nov, Obituaries of Clementine Paddleford Poems 16 1947 Aug 17, "Carol For Clementine," This Week Magazine 17 1950, Lyrics by Edwin L. Cleaves 18 1950, "Kellogg's Better Breakfast Ballad," by Lyn Duddy 19 "Thanks, Possibly, To Whatever Powers May Be," by Ogden Nash, n.d. Recipes 20 1964 Nov, "25 Ways to Delight Your Dinner Guest," The Redbook, Clementine Paddleford's favorite Kansas Fried Chicken recipe Resume 21-22 1933 Travel Expenses 23 1960 Travel Expenses Work Plans, Correspondence and Notes 24 Hammond, Mr. and Mr. Miller from Paddleford, 1930 Aug 11 25 Hammond, Mr. Maynard, Mr. High, and Mr. Patterson from Paddleford, 1931 Mar 25 26 Miller, Mr. from Paddleford, 1933 Jan 21 27 Memo notes, 1946 Jun 13 28 Various notes and memo in regards to story tips and ideas, 1950 Dec 06 Other 29 Sample of New York Herald Tribune's notes when someone else was filling in for Clementine Paddleford 30 Solon Paddleford's measurements, n.d. Portfolio Material, 1928-1937 - some originals in Oversize box 06 01 General Information, n.d. 02 Biography, n.d. 03 Resume, n.d. 04 References, n.d. 05 "What they say" - correspondence from individuals to Paddleford, n.d. Portfolio, Correspondence 06 Austin, Mrs. Jean, Editor, The American Home, 1934 Jul 30 Austin, Mrs. Jean from Grace Meinen, Secretary, The American Home, 1934 Oct 19 07 Bane, Lita, Editor, Ladies' Home Journal, 1934 Mar 02 08 Bowles, Ella Shannon for the Editors of Cookery, 1941 Oct 21 09 Ehrman, James F., Marketing Director, Alco-Gravure, Inc., 1934 Jan 11 10 Fisher, Katharine, Director, Good Housekeeping, 1936 Jan 28 11 Fleischman, Doris E., 1928 Jan 24 12 Fuson, S. D., Arthur Kudner, Inc., 1936 Jan 13 13 Hammond, Godfrey [Hammond, Godfrey] from Paddleford, 1931 May 10 Hammond, Godfrey, The Christian Herald, 1932 Nov 05; 1934 Dec 14; [1935] Jan 22; 1936 May 05; [1937] Jan 22; [1937] Jul 21; 1937 Nov 15 Hammond, Godfrey, Rowcroft Press, Inc., 1934 Jul 07 Hammond, Godfrey, 1935 Apr 25 Hammond, Godfrey from Groom, William S., reference Paddleford, 1935 May 24 Hammond, Godfrey from Paddleford, 1959 Dec 01 Hammond, Godfrey from DAP, n.d., reference Paddleford 14 Hickman, Fern, Service Editor, New York Herald Tribune, 1932 Jan 27 15 Lustgarten, Edith, The American Mercury, 1932 Oct 12 Lustgarten, Edith from Paddleford, 1932 Oct 15 Lustgarten, Edith 19 (?) Sep 09 16 Maguire, E. M., Advertising Division General Sales Department, The American Sugar Refining Company, 1936 Jul 17 17 Marquette, Bleecker, Executive Secretary, Public Health Federation, 1936 Jan 02 18 Martin, George, 1928 Jan 23 Martin, Mr. from Paddleford, n.d., The Crowell Publishing Company 19 Mayes, Herbert R. from Paddleford, 1936 Jan 28 20 Mencken, H. L., Editor, The American Mercury Mencken, H. L. from Paddleford, 1932 Apr 20, 1932 Apr 25, 1932 Jul 22, 1932 Jul 27 Mencken, H. L., 1932 Apr 21, 1932 Jul 29, 19[?] Jul 26 21 Meredith, E. T. from Moser, Leo C., 1927 May 07 22 Migliario, Mrs. Ida, Editor, The Household Magazine, 1935 Feb 04, 1935 Jul 22, 1935 Aug 15, 1936 Mar 03 23 Montague, Doris, The American Magazine, 1935 Oct 11 24 Moynahan, V. E., Editor, Soda Fountain, 1935 Jun 07 25 Painter, H. K., Vice-President, Hutchinson Advertising Company, 1935 Sep 12 26 Picken, Mary Brooks, 1936 Mar 03 27 Poling, Daniel, Christian Herald, 1932 Nov 09, 1935 Mar 22 n.d., Poling, Daniel A. 28 Reynolds, Mrs. Mary, Associate Editor, The Farm Journal, 1932 Sep 09, 1934 Jul 24, 1934 Oct 25 29 Rogers, Charley, Professor in Journalism, Kansas State Agriculture College, Manhattan, KS, 19[?] Sep 24 30 Russell, Elizabeth H., Associate Editor, The American Home, 1930 Jun 25, 1932 Jun 22, 1932 Aug 05 31 Smith, Ida B. Wise, National President, National Woman's Christian Temperance Union, 1934 Feb 06 32 Van Horn, Edna, Associate Editor, Director Better Foods & Equipment Department, Better Homes & Garden, 1937 Sep 10, 1937 Nov 23 33 Wentworth, F. M., Rust Craft Publishers, Inc., 1935 Dec 12 34 Wylie, Josephine, Associate Editor, Better Homes & Garden, 1933 Oct 26 35 [?], William, Morgan Memorial, 1936 Mar 29 Portfolio, Advertising, 1928-1937 36 "Cooperation with Advertising Department," advertising 37 1928 Mar, "News For Farm Women from Farm & Fireside's Household Department" 38 1928 Dec 21, "Christmas News For Farm Women from Farm & Fireside's Household Department" 39 1929, "167,021 Letters from Readers Last Year...," Farm & Fireside 40 1934 Mar, "Percy Clark Quintard Tells How To Make Church Kitchen Smile," Christian Herald 41 1934 Oct, "An Oyster Supper," Christian Herald 42 1936 Apr, "Polly Puts the Kettle One for the Women's Guild," Christian Herald 43 "Help! Miss Paddleford!," Christian Herald, n.d. "It's a Regular Party to Hold a Christian Herald Cooking School," Christian Herald, n.d. "Science Does the Dirty Work," Christian Herald, n.d. "Seven Kitchens And They're Always Busy" Christian Herald, n.d. Portfolio, Building Reader Response, 1928-1937 44 "Building Reader Response Through A Service Department," service department 45 1936 Feb 07 "Let's examine the record," n.d. 46 "Winter Leaflets Service Department Christian Herald," n.d. "Booklets Full of Ideas from Farm & Fireside's Household Department," n.d. "Church Suppers" from the Home Bureau Service of Pictorial Review [Paddleford used the name Clemence Haskin for this leaflet], n.d. Portfolio, Cooperation with Department Stores, 1928-1937 47 "Getting Cooperation in Details," Department Store Research 48 1933 May, "New Foods on the market," The American Home 49 1933 Dec, "A Portfolio for Christmas Giving," House & Garden 50 1934 Apr, "For April Showers," The American Home 51 1934 Jun, "Let's Go Some Place -- But Let's Go In Comfort," Ladies' Home Journal Smith, Ben H., 1934 May 14, reference to June 1934 Ladies' Home Journal article 52 1935 Apr 07, "Novel Easter Table Favors," This Week Magazine 1935 Apr 07, "Happy Easter Parade," This Week Magazine, New York Herald Tribune Home Institute 53 1935 Apr 28, "More-the-Merrier Menus," This Week Magazine 54 1936 Jul 19, "Those Refreshing Melons!," This Week Magazine Portfolio, Interview Skills, 1928-1937 55 "Ability to Interview," interview articles 56 1932 Sep, "Down the Sawdust Trail to Rodeheaver's Trombone" (Homer Rodeheaver), Christian Herald 57 1934 Jan, "Her Home, Her Voice, Her Heart" (Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith), Christian Herald 58 1935 Mar, "Two Kansans Meet on the Mezzanine Floor" (Charlie St. John of Bowery, The Church of St. Utopia, Dick[?]), Christian Herald 59 1936 Jul, "Where The Things Of The Heart Begin," Christian Herald Portfolio, Presentation, 1928-1937 60 "Novelty in Presentation," versatility "Angel Food" [Paddleford used the name Clemence Haskin for this article; another title is "An Army Travels On Its Belly," and was published in The American Mercury, Oct 1932] Portfolio, Writing Samples, 1928-1937 61 "Samples of Writing and Editing Follow" 62 1932 Oct, "An Army Travels On Its Belly," The American Mercury [Paddleford used the name Clemence Haskin for this article] 1932 Oct, "Cooking for Crowds and at a profit," Pictorial Review [Paddleford used the name Clemence Haskin for this article] 63 1933 May, "Hairpin Mechanics," Ladies' Home Journal 64 1933 Dec, "A Dickens Christmas dinner," The American Home 65 1934 Feb 11, "Your Winter Week Ends," New York Herald Tribune Magazine 66 1934 Apr 15, "Let's Pitch Our Tents," New York Herald Tribune Magazine 67 1934 Apr 22, "All Aboard, Kitchen," New York Herald Tribune Magazine 68 1934 May 20, "On Nature's Tablecloth," New York Herald Tribune Magazine 69 1934 Jul, "What this country need is a CODE FOR WEEK-END HOSTESSES!," The American Home Correspondence, [Penwell], Beulah A., reference July 1934, The American Home article 70 1934 Sep, "One Sunday Afternoon At Mont Lawn," Christian Herald Excerpt letter reference Sep 1934, Christian Herald article 71 1935 Dec, "FATHER pops the corn and Mother prepares it with variations," The American Home [Paddleford used the name Clemence Haskin for this article] 1935 Dec, "Let the Feast Be Merry!," Better Homes & Garden 1935 Dec, "Good-to-Eat Decorations," Farm Journal 72 1936 Jan, "Cincinnati Shows The Way," Christian Herald 73 1936 Feb, "Have a Heart," Holland's: The Magazine of the South 74 1936 May, "Bait to Catch Spring Appetites," Soda Fountain Magazine 75 1937 Nov, "Here's Your Ticket To Thanksgiving And 'Day-After' Meals," Better Homes & Gardens Portfolio, Work Plans, 1928-1937 76 [1929], "Home Modernizing Plan for Farm & Fireside Magazine" Correspondence, reference Home Modernizing Plan, 1929 Aug 29 77 "A Service Plan for The Liberty Magazine," n.d. "A Service Plan for Needlecraft," n.d. "A Service Plan for the People's Home Journal," n.d. "A Service Plan for Pictorial Review," n.d.
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