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Wendy & Emery Reves Collection Inventory The Emery and Wendy Reves Memorial Collection Winston Churchill Memorial and Library in the United States Contact: Winston Churchill Memorial and Library in the United States Westminster College 501 Westminster Ave. Fulton, MO 65251 Processor: Philip Mohr Archival Intern Access Restrictions: RESTRICTED (Application must be made in writing to the Executive Director before using this collection.) Location: Clementine Reading Room Preferred Citation: [Identification of item] Reves Collection, Winston Churchill Memorial and Library in the United States, Westminster College. Container Contents 2ox 1: Emery Reves, Note of WSC‘s stays at La Pausa: 1956-9 Itinerary for return trip to London: 31 Mar 1958 Ltr. WSC to Emery Reves: 29 Jan 1949 Ltr. WSC to Emery Reves: 1 Sep 1949 Ltr. WSC to Emery Reves: 20 Sep 1949 Ltr. WSC to Emery Reves: 25 Nov 1949 Ltr. WSC to Emery Reves: 2 Apr 1950 Ltr. WSC to Emery Reves: 3 Apr 1950 Ltr. WSC to Emery Reves: 20 Jun 1950 Ltr. WSC to Emery Reves: 8 Apr 1954 Ltr. WSC to Emery Reves: 18 Apr 1954 Ltr. WSC to Emery Reves: 31 Aug 1955 Ltr. WSC to Emery Reves: 24 Aug 1956 Ltr. WSC to Emery Reves: 27 Mar 1957 Ltr. WSC to Emery Reves: 22 Jan 1971 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 4 Sep 1956 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 30 Oct 1956 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 21 Nov 1956 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 29 Nov 1956 Attached: Ltr. Doreen Pugh to Emery Reves: 29 Nov 1956 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 12 Apr 1957 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: ?? Apr 1957 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 23 Jun 1957 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 28 Oct 1957 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 14 Nov 1957 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 4 Dec 1957 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 18 Dec 1957 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 25 ??? 1957 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 11 Apr 1958 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: ?? Aug 1959 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 10 Sep 1959 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 16 Sep 1959 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 19 Sep 1959 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 14 Oct 1959 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves: 17 Dec 1959 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves (handwritten): 9 Oct 1960 Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves (handwritten): undated Ltr. WSC to Wendy Reves (handwritten): undated Ltr. WSC to Emery and Wendy Reves: 18 Dec 1958 Ltr. WSC to Emery and Wendy Reves: 24 Jan 1959 Ltr. WSC to the Netherlands Prime Minister: 10 May 1941 2 Prints of —Life“ photo by frank Scherschel La Pausa Menu with CSC‘s handwriting: 26 mar 1958 Newspaper Clipping, poem —The Clattering Train“ Copy of a poem, gift WSC to Wendy Reves Print of Monet, —Charing Crossing Bridge“ Attached: Ltr. Emery Reves to WSC: 23 Dec 1949 Carbon Copy of speech (in French), WSC upon receiving the —Honor“ of Roquebrune Quotation of René Coty (President of France) at La Pausa 2 postal cards with prints of WSC‘s paintings WSC signed envelope addressed to the Duchess of Sutherland CSC signed envelope addressed to Wendy Reves (had contained a note describing a gift; this note is in Dallas) 2 Christmas Cards, WSC —Still Life“ Christmas Card, WSC —View from Chartwell“ Christmas Card, WSC —Magnolia“ to Emery Reves: 1953 Christmas Card, WSC —The Messenger“ to Emery Reves: 1955 Christmas Card, WSC —St. Jean-Cap Ferrat“ to Emery and Wendy Reves: 1962 Christmas Card, WSC —Montagne de Sainte Victoire“ Christmas Card, WSC —The Olive Trees“ Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: date unclear Telegram WSC to Miss Russell: 1956 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: date obscured Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: date unclear Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: date unclear Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 3 Feb 1949 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 7 Feb 1949 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 14 Feb 1949 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 16 Feb 1949 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 22 Feb 1949 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 9 Mar 1949 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 26 Mar 1949 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 14 Apr 1949 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 21 Apr 1949 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 7 Jun 1949 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 12 Nov 1949 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 17 Nov 1949 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 7 Nov 1950 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 1 Dec 1952 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 10 Nov 1954 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 11 Dec 1954 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 27 Nov 1955 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 2 Feb 1955 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 8 Jan 1956 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 11 Feb 1956 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 25 Feb 1956 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 25 Feb 1956 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 14 Jun 1956 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 14 Dec 1956 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 28 Dec 1956 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 4 Jan 1957 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 4 Jan 1957 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 13 Jan 1957 Telegram WSC to Wendy Reves: 14 Feb 1957 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 22 Mar 1957 Telegram WSC to Wendy Reves: 24 Mar 1957 Telegram WSC to Wendy Reves: 1 Apr 1957 Telegram WSC to Emery and Wendy Reves: 22 Dec 1957 Telegram WSC to Emery and Wendy Reves: 7 Nov 1958 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 29 Dec 1957 Telegram WSC to Emery and Wendy Reves: 8 Apr 1959 Telegram WSC to Emery and Wendy Reves: 9 Apr 1959 Telegram WSC to Emery and Wendy Reves: 15 Apr 1959 Telegram WSC to Emery and Wendy Reves: 4 May 1959 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 2 Sep 1959 Telegram WSC to Emery Reves: 4 Sep 1959 Telegram WSC to Wendy Reves: 2 Jan 1960 Telegram WSC to Wendy Reves: 20 Jan 1960 Telegram WSC to Wendy Reves: 16 Aug 1960 Telegram WSC to Emery and Wendy Reves: 1 Dec 1959 Telegram WSC to Wendy Reves: 24 Dec 1960 Telegram WSC to Emery and Wendy Reves: undated —Floragramme“ WSC & CSC to Wendy(?): undated Photo of drawing of WSC by Emery Reves (signed by WSC) Photo of drawing of WSC by Emery Reves (signed by WSC) 2 photos of silver cigar case designed by Wendy Russell Sketch of WSC at La Pausa by Berea: 1955 2 pencil sketches of roses by WSC 2 clippings of photo of WSC and Field-Marshal Viscount Montgomery at Roquebrune Clipping, Winston S. Churchill: History (in German) with photo by Emery Reves Clipping, Photo of WSC reading manuscript of his publications Clipping, Sir Winston Churchill: —The Historian Who Made History“ by Sir Beverly Baxter with photo by Emery Reves The Illustrated London News: 1 Mar 1958 The Reporter: Poem, —Villa la Pausa“: 6 Mar 1958 The Telegraph Supplement: no date Le Figaro: 25 Jan 1965 The Sunday Telegraph: —Painting Churchill“ by Graham Sutherland: 24 Jan 1965 Miscellaneous unidentifiable and undated clippings Churchill Memorial Dedication Card, autographed by several people 5 photos of sketches by John Churchill of WSC‘s funeral 2 sheets of Chartwell stationary (small) 2 sheets of Chartwell stationary (large) 2 sheets of 28 Hyde Park Gate stationary (small) 2 sheets of 28 Hyde Park Gate stationary (large) Carbon copy of —Mystery of the Body“ by WSC Carbon copy of —Are We Alone in the Universe“ by WSC Carbon copy of —The River of Life“ by WSC Box 2: Note CSC to Wendy Reves: undated Note CSC to Wendy Reves: undated Note CSC to Wendy Reves: undated Note CSC to Wendy Reves: undated Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 7 Jun 1965 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 4 Feb 1957 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 5 Mar 1957 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 18 Jun 1957 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 19 Sep 1957 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 12 Oct 1957 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 8 Nov 1957 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 20 Jan 1957 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 13 Mar 1958 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 7 Apr 1958 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 5 May 1958 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 7 Jun 1958 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 17 Jun 1958 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 5 Jul 1958 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 11 Nov 1958 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 20 Nov 1958 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 6 Mar 1959 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 10 Apr 1959 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 18 Jun 1959 Ltr. CSC to Wendy Reves: 7 Sep 1959 Ltr. CSC to Emery Reves: 26 Oct 1959 Ltr. CSC to Emery Reves: 17 Feb 1965 Ltr. CSC to Emery and Wendy Reves: 5 Feb 1965 Note Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: undated 4 gift enclosure cards, Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves Ltr. Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: ?? Nov 1955 Ltr. Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: 23 Jun 1956 Ltr. Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: 28 Mar 1957 Ltr. Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: 26 Jun 1957 Ltr. Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: 28 Jul 1957 Ltr. Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: 30 Aug 1957 Ltr. Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: 26 Sep 1957 Ltr. Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: 27 Jun 1958 Ltr. Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: 17 Mar 1958 Ltr. Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: 28 Mar 1958 Ltr. Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: 9 Jun 1958 Ltr. Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: 28 Aug 1958 Ltr. Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: 30 Oct 1958 Ltr. Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: 12 Sep 1959 Ltr. Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: 9 Nov 1959 Ltr. Sarah Churchill to Wendy Reves: 28 Feb 1960 Ltr.
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