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PDF of Arthur W. Spalding Papers II Register of the Arthur W. Spalding Papers II Collection 296 Center for Adventist Research James White Library Andrews University Berrien Springs, MI 49104-1440 February 2013 Processed by: Samuel Pagán Arthur W. Spalding Papers II Collection 296 Scope and Content: Arthur Whitefield Spalding (January 24, 1877 to December 15, 1953) was an Adventist author, poet, pastor, and educator. He wrote thirty books and published more than seven hundred articles and one hundred poems. He served as an editor of The Watchman Magazine, and pioneered family-life education in Seventh-day Adventist schools and colleges. In 1921 he was invited to become the secretary of the newly formed General Conference Home Commission. Through this venue he published and lectured on educating parents for child training and character development until his retirement in 1942. This collection has research materials used by Allan William Freed for his dissertation: Arthur Whitefield Spalding: A Study of His Life and Contributions to Family- Life Education in the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Other than some items of biographical and personal worth, the substantive part of this collection is primarily of A. W. Spalding’s published writings spanning forty years. The collection is divided in chronological order by type of items (books, articles, etc.). It also includes writings by other authors on the topic of education for family life, and includes documents pertaining to the Home Commission Department. There is a second collection with the same name in the Center for Adventist Research. The provenance–or history–of the collection is different so they were not combined. A user of this collection needs to be aware of and peruse the other collection as they do overlap. Arrangement: The collection is divided in four major parts: Personal Items, Writings, Home Commission Related Documents, Allan William Freed’s Research Documents. Note that most arrangements within a series or sub-series are chronological. For the most part, the current arrangement reflects the original order of the collection. Provenance: The collection was donated to the Center for Adventist Research in September 2011, by Allan William Freed. Use: All users of this collection will complete the “Application to Use Unpublished Records,” and observe the regulation specified in the “Patron’s Agreement” and “Researcher’s Code of Conduct.” All records in this collection are open and available for research. Suggested citation for this collection: Box___, Fld ___, Arthur W. Spalding Papers II (Collection 296), Center for Adventist Research, James White Library, Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI. Arthur W. Spalding Papers II, page 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS INVENTORY I. Personal Items. 3 Correspondence. 3 Legal Documents . 3 Biographical Data.. 3 Obituaries. 3 Bibliography. 4 II. Writings. 4 Writings by Arthur W. Spalding .. 4 Books. 4 Articles. 5 Poems.. 29 Papers.. 33 Writings by others. 33 Books. 33 Articles. 33 III. Home Commission Related Documents. 38 G. C. Minutes and Home Commission Reports . 38 Home Commission Curriculum Material.. 40 Home Commission Publications. 42 Correspondence, 1932-1937. 43 IV. Allan Freed’s Research Documents. 43 Materials Removed from Collection. 44 Allan Freed’s Hardcover Books. 44 Allan Freed’s Paperback Books.. 44 Arthur W. Spalding Papers II, page 3 Arthur W. Spalding Papers II Collection (No 296) I. Personal Items Correspondence Bx 1 Fld 1 Letter of recommendation from D. E. Robinson to Arthur W. Spalding, November 16, 1941. Legal Documents Bx 1 Fld 2 Purchase of property information, January 1, 1950. Biographical Data Bx 1 Fld 3 Arthur Whitefield Spalding: Autobiography Sketch. Outline of AWS Biographical Sketch. (Allan Freed) Sustentation Fund application. (Service Record of Arthur Whitefield Spalding). Portrait (Photocopy). A. W. Spalding work at Wisconsin Academy. A time sequence of the events of the life of Arthur Whitefield Spalding. (Allan Freed) Obituaries Bx 1 Fld 4 Obituary of Mrs. Florence Anna Spalding, who was the mother of A. W. Spalding, published in The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, July 2, 1931. Obituary of Arthur W. Spalding published in Review and Herald, February 18, 1954. In Remembrance of Maud Wolcott Spalding, who was the wife of A. W. Spalding, published in Review and Herald, May 30, 1957. Arthur W. Spalding Papers II, page 4 Bibliography Bx 1 Fld 5 List of Books by Arthur Whitefield Spalding, 1908-1942. Chronological list of A. W. Spalding’s articles, March 13, 1902 to August 27, 1964. Alphabetical list of A. W. Spalding’s articles titles. Manuscript list of A. W. Spalding’s Articles in Home and School. Chronological list of A. W. Spalding’s articles in a series entitled, “Young Mothers,” September 1922 to April 1938. Chronological list of A. W. Spalding's published articles and poems; March 13, 1902 to August 27, 1964. Alphabetical list of A. W. Spalding’s published articles and poems titles. Manuscript list of A. W. Spalding’s articles in Review and Herald 1952-53. List of A. W. Spalding’s published articles and poems by magazine and date. List of A. W. Spalding’s documents, 1917-1942. II. Writings Writings by Arthur W. Spalding Books Box 1 Fld 6 “The Men of the Mountains.” Nashville, TN: Southern Publishing, 1915 (Incomplete). “Songs of the Kingdom.” Nashville, TN: Southern Publishing, 1920 (photocopy). “Christian Story-Telling,” Mountain View, CA: Pacific Press, 1928 (photocopy). “Love, Courtship and Marriage.” Washington, D.C.: Review and Herald Publishing Assoc., 1929 (photocopy). Box 1 Fld 7 “The Measure of a Man,” New York, NY: George H. Doran company, 1925 (photocopy). “Brothers of the King.” Mountain View, CA: Pacific Press, 1929 (photocopy). Box 1Fld 8 “Sister White,” Washington, D.C.: Review and Herald, 1950. “There Shines a Light,” Nashville, TN: Southern Publishing Assoc., 1953 Box 1 Fld 9 “Social Education.” Washington, D.C.: Review and Hera ld Publishing Assoc., 1937 (photocopy). Arthur W. Spalding Papers II, page 5 “Social Relations Syllabus.” Lincoln, Nebraska: Union College Press, 1938 (photocopy). “Five-Fingers Stories.” Washington, D.C.: Review and Herald Publishing Assoc., 1952 (photocopy). Articles Box 1 Fld 10 “Our Southern Training School,” Youth’s Instructor, February 13, 1902. Box 1 Fld 11 “Summer in Tennessee,” Youth’s Instructor, February 12, 1903. “Soul Stability,” Youth’s Instructor, October 20, 1903. “A Hallowe’en Prank,” Youth’s Instructor, December 1,1903. Box 1 Fld 12 “The Message of Daniel to Me,” Youth’s Instructor, March 15 and March 22, 1904. “The Father of the Man,” Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, March 17, 1904. “Real vs. Unreal,” Youth’s Instructor, November 22, 1904. “Constitution and Composition,” Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, December 1, 1904. “A Mirror of the Soul,” Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, December 8, 1904. “Literature in the Home,” Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, December 22, 1904. Box 1 Fld 13 “Milk or Meat,” Youth’s Instructor, January 10,1905. “The Christian Library,” Youth’s Instructor, February 7 and 14,1905. “The Place of the Imagination,” Youth’s Instructor, March 7, 1905. Series: “Science Stories,” Youth’s Instructor, 1905. “New Earth Geography I,” July 18. “New Earth Geography II,” July 25. “Heavenly Citizenship III,” August 1. Box 1 Fld 14 “Sacrilegious Singing” Youth’s Instructor, August 21, 1906. “The Present Need of Establishing Industrial Schools,” The Review and Herald, October 4, 1906. “A Matter of Temperament,” Youth’s Instructor, December 18, 1906. “A Christian Holiday,” Youth’s Instructor, December 25, 1906. Box 1 Fld 15 “Debauching the Artistic Sense,” Youth’s Instructor, January 8, 1907. “The Aim and the Result,” Youth’s Instructor, March 19, 1907. “The Farce of the Ministry,” Youth’s Instructor, May 28, Arthur W. Spalding Papers II, page 6 1907. “A Lesson Hard to Learn,” Review and Herald, June 6, 1907. “Enlisting,” Youth’s Instructor, November 12, 1907. Box 1 Fld 16 “The Place and Work of the School,” Review and Herald, April 2, 1908. “Coming Home,” Review and Herald, June 4, 1908. “The School of Shop and Field,” Review and Herald, August 6, 1908. Box 1 Fld 17 “The A B C’s,” Review and Herald, March 4, 1909. Box 1 Fld 18 “More Than a Prophet,” Youth’s Instructor, February 8, 1910. “The Hills o’ Ca’liny: Among My Own People,” Youth’s Instructor, August 16, 1910. “At Locust Grove,” Youth’s Instructor, August 23, 1910. Box 1 Fld 19 “William Miller,” Youth’s Instructor, February 7, 1911. “William Miller,” Youth’s Instructor, March 14, 1911. Series: “The Hills O’ Ca’liny,” Youth’s Instructor, 1911. “The Land of the Sky,” November 14. “The State of Religion,” November 21. “The Path to Pisgah,” November 28 & December 5. “The House of Rest,” December 12. Box 1 Fld 20 “The Beloved Apostle of the Advent Message I,” Youth’s Instructor, January 16, 1912. “The Beloved Apostle of the Advent Message II,” Youth’s Instructor, January 23, 1912. “Be of Good Cheer,” Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, February 15, 1912. “What Shall We Neglect?” Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, February 22, 1912. “The Society of the Cold Shoulder,” Youth’s Instructor, April 23, 1912. Cont- Series: “The Hills O’ Ca’liny,” Youth’s Instructor, 1912. “Christy, Kith and Kin,” April 30. “The Summer People,” May 14. “An Appeal,” May 21 & 28. “A Visit to Oakwood,” Youth’s Instructor, July 23, 1912. “The Guerrillas,” Youth’s Instructor, October 8, 1912. Series: “Come, Let Us Live With Our Children,” Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, 1912. “The Need,” October 3. “The Conservation of Energy,” October 10. “Be of Good Cheer,” October 17. “Confidence,” October 24. “Work and Recreation,” October 31. “Courtesy,” November 7. “Family Worship,” November 14. Arthur W. Spalding Papers II, page 7 “Make Religion Concrete,” November 21. “The Sabbath,” November 28. Box 1 Fld 21 Series: “Bethel Talks,” Youth’s Instructor, 1913. “Coming to Bethel,” July 15.
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