Box 1

Certificate of Thanks to Dr. Alice Chenoweth from the American Academy of Pediatrics, for service on the Committee on Fetus and Newborn, 1954-57

Another citation from the American Academy of Pediatrics, for service on the Committee on Infant and Pre-school Child, 1972

Letter from Dr. Chenoweth to Miss Charlotte Robb of the JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, July 3, 1967 Encloses material relating to her superior service award.

Certificate of Appreciation from District of Columbia Medical Society for helping to stop polio, 1964 (photocopy)

Commonwealth of Kentucky. BULLETIN OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH vol.XIX no.10 (May 1947). Photograph on cover of son, John Ralston Pate, Jr. Foreword and lead article "Accidents - the Number one enemy of children" by Dr. Chenoweth

Copy of Louisville, Kentucky COURIER-JOURNAL (1942) containing photograph of Dr. Chenoweth and announcement of her engagement to Dr. John R. Pate

Letter to Dr. Chenoweth from John P. Hubbard, president of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia (August 1977) Informs Dr. Chenoweth of her election to that body.

Program for inaugural banquet , American Medical Women's Association, December 2, 1967, Atlanta, GA. Dr. Chenoweth's photograph is on the cover.

Newspaper clipping of Dr. Chenoweth Pate receiving a plaque from the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, 1970

Letter to Dr. Chenoweth from Freda S. Woodyard, president of the Arlington, Virginia BPWC, 1970

Three Issues of the JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION (1968-69) containing articles by Dr. Chenoweth

Reprint of "Standards and Progress in Day Care Center Programs" - Dr. Chenoweth presented before the American Diatetic Association, 1971

Proceedings of the Symposium on Service for Children with Heart Disease, Children's Hospital of the District of Columbia, 1970. Dr. Chenoweth participated.

Personal papers of Alice Drew Chenoweth, pediatrician and public health professional who graduated from Vanderbilt Medical School in 1932. Materials include: curriculum vita, correspondence, awards, reprints; programs/proceedings, photographs, and newspaper clippings. Most of materials deal with her career in pediatrics and public health, but there are some items in the collection that relate to her education and personal life. Collection primarily covers the 1960s and 1970s.

Personal papers of Alice Drew Chenoweth, pediatrician and public health professional who graduated from Vanderbilt Medical School in 1932. Materials include: curriculum vita, correspondence, awards, reprints; programs/proceedings, photographs, and newspaper clippings. Most of materials deal with her career in pediatrics and public health, but there are some items in the collection that relate to her education and personal life. Collection primarily covers the 1960s and 1970s.

Letter to Dr. Chenoweth from Stanley L. Harrison, American Academy of Pediatrics October 18, 1972 in appreciation of committee work

photocopy of newspaper article " Look out, Boys and Microbes! Medical Maidens Are on your Trail!" Girls entering VU Medical School Fall of 1928

Personal papers of Alice Drew Chenoweth, pediatrician and public health professional who graduated from Vanderbilt Medical School in 1932. Materials include: curriculum vita, correspondence, awards, reprints; programs/proceedings, photographs, and newspaper clippings. Most of materials deal with her career in pediatrics and public health, but there are some items in the collection that relate to her education and personal life. Collection primarily covers the 1960s and 1970s.

Personal papers of Alice Drew Chenoweth, pediatrician and public health professional who graduated from Vanderbilt Medical School in 1932. Materials include: curriculum vita, correspondence, awards, reprints; programs/proceedings, photographs, and newspaper clippings. Most of materials deal with her career in pediatrics and public health, but there are some items in the collection that relate to her education and personal life. Collection primarily covers the 1960s and 1970s.