A continuation of the previous folder. Kept in a separate folder to prevent acid absorption.

Participation in a number of speeches and the beginnings of a re-election campaign. Inclusions: program from the Women's Republican Club of Evanston listing Arrington as a speaker, letters thanking Arrington for his appearances as well as ones offering support in the coming election, and part of newsletter to the General Assembly from the Illinois Legislative Council.

Copies of two letters attempting to garner support for Arrington during the election. Kept in a separate folder to reduce acid absorption.

Re-election campaign. Inclusions: a large number of letters offering support for Arrington in the election, a few political ads supporting Arrington, and a Women's Republican Club of Evanston voting guide.

Work as a legislator, specifically focuses involvement with the relief efforts for unemployment. Inclusions: a program for the 13th annual meeting of the National Legislative Conference, a series of letters expressing gratitude to Arrington for his work, and a few letters discussing changes in the re-election campaign.

Variety of topics, most relevant is his continuing re-election campaign, involvement in certain functions, and his legislative work. Inclusions: letters offering support in the coming election, an invitation for Mrs. Arrington (complete with envelope) to a reception honoring Mrs. William G. Stratton, and a program for the Joint Annual Conference of the Illinois Association of Park Districts and the Illinois Recreation Association.

Congratulatory letters for a successful re-election. Inclusions: a Christmas letter from the Executive Committee of the Combined Group of Companies of which Arrington was a part of, and an article in which Arrington describes his personal life.

Activities during the first quarter of 1961. Inclusions: a program for the Palm Sunday service at Trinity Lutheran Church in Evanston, a couple copies of the Illinois Tax Facts newsletter, and an advertisement stating Arrington's opinion on Illinois's financial condition.

Activities as a legislator and his participation in several functions. Inclusions: letters expressing gratitude for Arrington meeting the writers privately, a special bulletin from The Union League Club of Chicago, and an article in which Arrington states his opinion on election law reform.

Work as a legislator, specifically focusing on work with the economy. Inclusions: issues of Heard and Seen featuring blurbs written by Arrington, letters of congratulations and gratitude for the work Arrington did, and a magazine article describing how (legally) June had a 31st day in Illinois.