Box 3

Includes report cards, essays, and drawings from elementary and high school (Philadelphia Girls' High); memorabilia from concerts, museums, and graduations; and the obituary for Elizabeth's father Elmer Ault, who died in 1948.

Elizabeth's writings from college and after: college essays (including one on George Fox's Journal), articles submitted to magazines, instructions on childcare, and a 1994 article published in Friends Journal. Also includes rejection letters from magazines.

File contains material related to Elizabeth Cunningham's work for Remington Rand as a computer programmer, including memorabilia from a trip to New York City for training, a handful of technical documents on the UNIVAC 120, travel reimbursement forms from Remington Rand, volume calculations for an Army Corp of Engineers project related to dredging the Delaware River, and 1955 W2 tax forms for Cunningham and her eventual husband William.

File contains a photocopy of a 1958 Friends General Council program, a 1988 letter from Elizabeth Cunningham's daughter Judy about the Weekend Workcamp program, and a 1989 copy of The Friend with Cunningham on the cover.

File contains programs, scripts, and sketches for plays at St. Stephen's Church.

File comprises the Cunningham's 1961 lease for an apartment in the Schuylkill Falls complex, a Philadelphia Housing Authority brochure, household accounts from 1961, a letter to the school superintendent, a 1965 property deed, and newspaper clippings from 1964 and 1996.

File mainly includes documents related to William Cunningham's higher education and his pay stubs. Other contents include a wedding announcement and invitation for his marriage to Elizabeth Ault Cunningham and a copy of his CV from 2009 or later.

File primarily contains sympathy letters for Sandy's death and legal documents from the suit his parents brought over the flammability of the snowsuit he had been wearing. Also includes a stereogram of Sandy and a copy of his birth announcement.

File contains three pamphlets from churches at which Jennie Ault was an organist.