Box 3

Contains a document noting resolutions meant to be made at the Convention of Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs in Frankfort, as well as certification cards in Anna Lilly's name

A piece of correspondence noting a list of individuals solicited by Anna Lilly for the Society for Crippled Children, which also notes the individuals who contributed as well as those who could not be reached

Contains receipts for both Henry Clay Lilly and Grant Lilly. Includes receipts for Grant Lilly's law office

Contains receipts for Grant Lilly as judge in Richmond, Kentucky. Receipts are for various items, including electric, water, plumbing, telephone and groceries

Includes a stack of Red Cross index cards with refugee information on it, an autograph book with refugee names, and correspondence to Anna Lilly from many of the flood refugees describing the damage to their homes

A list of names sent to the historical society by Anna Lilly encouraging the addition of these individuals to the historical society

Contains receipts from Irvine Lodge as well as three other receipts for other unidentified locations

Contains various receipts for earlier members of the Lilly family

Contains various receipts, primarily for Henry Clay Lilly, Grant Lilly's father

Grant E. Lilly acted as President of the Gas Consumers League of Lexington, KY. Correspondence here includes invitations to league meetings, discussion of important news to bring up during meetings, and proposed lawsuits by the league against the Lexington Gas Company