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Glenda Wilson and Judy Rhodes

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Glenda Wilson and Judy Rhodes Oral History

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IntervieweeJudy RhodesGlenda WilsonInterviewerCathy JohnsonSubjectGlendale Public LibraryVelma Teague LibraryGlendale (Ariz.)Libraries -- Glendale (Ariz.)LibrariansDescriptionGlenda Wilson and Judy Rhodes were long-term Glendale Public Library employees when they retired in the last decade. Judy was 16 and still in high school when Library Director Velma Teague hired her. Glenda was newly married and a Texas transplant when she was hired by Mrs. Teague. Glenda and Judy did all sorts of jobs in the small library, checking out books, shelving, whatever needed doing. They reminisce about working for the legendary Velma Teague and how libraries have changed over the years.Audio Length00:33:54Date Original2010-01-27Date Range1950s (1950-1959)1960s (1960-1969)1970s (1970-1979)TypeSound-NonmusicalOriginal FormatOral historiesLanguageEnglishContributing InstitutionGlendale Public LibraryCollectionListening to Glendale's PastSubcollectionGlendale Public Library Oral HistoriesRights StatementProperty of Glendale Public Library. For reproduction contact the Glendale Public library. (623) 930-3530.

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City or TownGlendaleCountyMaricopa CountyStateArizonaCountryUnited States

Oral HistoryGlenda Wilson and Judy RhodesPlaceGlendaleTopicGovernment and PoliticsLabor

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IdentifierJUDY AND GLENDA.mp3Date Digitized2010-01-27Digital FormatMP3File Size81 MB

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Glenda Wilson and Judy Rhodes Oral History