The Business papers series in this collection contains licenses, beauty information, and papers regarding Napue's beauty shop. Oversize materials from this series are located at RH MS Q170. Folders are arranged alphabetically by subject.

Personal papers include information on the Monroe School of Topeka and various clubs to which Napue belonged, as well as information about the Girl Scouts troop in which her daughter Ginger participated. This series also includes newspaper clippings and other items related to the Brown v. Board of Education historic site in Topeka, members of the Topeka African American community, and other topics related to racial justice. These materials are located at both RH MS 723 and RH MS 1536. Oversize materials have been physically separated and are located at RH MS R479.

Napue's collection includes an extensive amount of material related to the Topeka Back Home Reunion, organized in 1973 to reunite former students from the four African American-designated elementary schools in Topeka before the Brown v. Board of Education ruling. Materials include souvenir booklets from several of the reunions, as well as some newsletters and mailings and administrative documentation from both Allabelle and Ginger Napue's involvement with the Reunion.

The collection includes a small number of photographs, mostly dating from the late 1930s and early 1940s.