The Church Women also contributed to or ministered to the needs of the Old Ladies Home, Colored Folks Home, local jails, the City-County Hospital, World Day of Prayer, and the LaGrange Clothing Center. The Council remains active today with sponsorship of the Clothing Center a major project. These records consist primarily of Council minutes, correspondence, news clippings, financial information, programs, reports and membership lists. The minutes give a particularly good picture of the concerns and goals of one group of Troup County women during most of the twentieth century. The minutes cover a period from 1929-1997, however, this is not a continuous set.
Gaps occur within the minutes and some minutes are contained within the scrapbooks.
The number of people attending each meeting is given although the names of those present are not. The minutes give a clear indication of the activities being supported by the club. Records in the collection also include lists of officers and reports on programs supported by the council. Some financial material and miscellaneous items are also available. Correspondence is generally in the form of thank-you letters from persons representing agencies assisted by the council.