Abstract: George W. Truett served as long-time pastor of the First Baptist Church, Dallas, Texas, Texas Baptist leader, President of the Southern Baptist Convention and Baptist World Alliance. This microfiche collection includes addresses, articles, biographical information, books written by Truett, correspondence, sermons, prayers, photographs, poems, and information on First Baptist Church, Dallas, Texas.

Size: 334 microfiches (10 x 15 cm)

Collection #: Microfiche 119

Biographical Sketch: George Washington Truett, born May 6, 1867, in Hayesville, North Carolina, the seventh child of Charles L. and Mary R. Kimsey Truett, was converted and joined Hayesville Baptist Church in 1886. He was the founder and principal of Hiawassee Academy, Towns County, Georgia, 1887 – 1989. His family moved to Whitewright, Grayson County, Texas, in 1889, where the Whitewright Baptist Church ordained him to the ministry in 1890. As financial secretary of Baylor University, Waco, Truett raised $92,000 in 23 months, 1891 – 1993, to wipe out Baylor’s indebtedness. He entered Baylor as a freshman in September, 1893, and graduated with the A.B. degree in June, 1897. Truett married Josephine Jenkins of Waco in 1894 and served as student-pastor of East Waco Baptist Church while at Baylor.

Truett became pastor of the First Baptist Church, Dallas, in September, 1897, and remained there until his death on July 7, 1944. During his 47-year pastorate, membership increased from 715 to 7,804 (a total of 19,531 new members were received) and total contributions were $6,027,741.52. Truett was President of the Southern Baptist Convention, 1927 – 1929, and of the Baptist World Alliance, 1934 – 1939. In addition, Truett was a trustee of Baylor University, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, and Baylor Hospital, Dallas.

Constantly in demand for evangelistic, academic, and denominational sermons and addresses, Truett was preacher to the “Cowboy Camp Meetings” in west Texas for 37 summers, in addition to his pastorate. He preached to Allied Forces for six months in World War I, by appointment of President Woodrow Wilson, and he made an address on “Baptists and Religious Liberty” on the Capitol steps in Washington, D. C., May 16, 1920. He went on a preaching tour in South America during the summer of 1930, and he was the sole American speaker on the program of the Spurgeon

2 Centenary, London, England, in April, 1934. He also toured world mission fields as president of the Baptist World Alliance in 1935 – 1936.

After Truett’s death, there were religious, educational, and healing institutional buildings erected or designated as memorials to him including: the seven-story educational building of First Baptist Church, Dallas; Truett Auditorium, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Memorial Chapel, Dallas; three Truett Memorial churches in Denver, Colorado, Hayesville, North Carolina, and Los Angeles, California; Truett-McConnell Junior College, Cleveland, Georgia; Baptist Orphanage, Nazareth, Israel; and the Truett Building of Baylor Hospital, erected at a cost of $5,500,000.

Scope and Content Note This collection was given to the library at Southwestern Theological Seminary by the family of George W. Truett around 1953. The books and some other material were given earlier, shortly after Truett’s death in 1944. The Memorandum of Agreement is located at the end of the contents list.

The collection includes addresses, articles, Baptist World Alliance files, biographical information, books written by Truett, extensive correspondence, travel files, diaries, material related to First Baptist Church, Dallas, lectures, maps, photographs, poems, prayers, and sermons. The collection documents Truett’s influence as an evangelist, pastor, and denominational spokesman.

The staff of the Southwestern Seminary library prepared the following finding aid to the George Washington Truett Papers, located at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. The collection was placed in electronic format by the staff of the Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives, and the SBHLA holds a microfiche copy of the papers on 336 fiche Microfiche #119.

Arrangement Arranged in alphabetical order by subject

Provenance Collection was given to the library at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary by the family of George W. Truett around 1953 (some items were donated after Truett’s death in 1944). Microfische donated by Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1994.

Preferred Citation George Washington Truett Papers. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Library, Fort Worth, Texas. Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives, Nashville, Tennessee MFC 119.

Access Restrictions Please see Memorandum of Agreement at the end of this collection

Subject Terms Truett, George Washington, 1867 – 1944 Rushbrooke, James Henry, 1870 – 1947 Binns, Walter Pope, 1895 – 1966 Bryan, William Jennings, 1860 – 1925 Coleman, Robert Hambersham, 1856 – 1938

3 Cranfill, James Britton, 1858 – 1938 Gardner, Charles Spurgeon, 1859 – 1948 Hobby, William Pettus, 1878 – 1945 Martin, Thomas Theodore, 1862 – 1939 Neff, Pat Morris, 1871 – 1952 Newton, Louis Devotie, 1892 – 1939 Norris, John Frank, 1877 – 1952 Poteat, William Louis, 1856 – 1938 Scarborough, Leslie Rutland, 1870 – 1945 Sheppard, Morris, 1875 – 1941 Baptist World Alliance Southern Baptist Convention – History – 20th century First Baptist Church, Dallas, Texas – History Baptist General Convention of Texas Baylor University, Waco, Texas Baptists – Sermons Baptists – Texas Sermons, American

Related Materials Keith E. Durso. Thy will be done: a biography of George W. Truett. Atlanta: Mercer University Press, 2009.

Powhatan W. James. George W. Truett : a biography. Broadman Press, 1939.

Guide to Microfiche Sheets File # Category Page 1 Agreement – SWBTS 1 2 – 20 Addresses 1 Articles 21 – 542 Chronological 2 543 – 553 No Dates 23 554 – 590 Written by Truett 24 591 – 607 Christmas Greetings 25 608 – 627 Baptist World Alliance 26 Biographical Materials 628 – 657 No Dates 27 658 – 661 Personal Items, no dates 28 662 – 763 Personal Items, Chronological 28 674 – 690 Personal Items, Alphabetical 28 691 – 700 Books 29 Correspondence 701 – 717 Anniversary 30 718 – 732 Christmas Greetings 30 733 – 735 Introduction Letters 31 736 – 1336 By People, Alphabetical 32

4 1337 – 1347 Personal 53 Subject 1348 – 1351 Association 54 1352 – 1359 Chamber of Commerce 54 1360 – 1372 Church 54 1373 – 1402 College & University 55 1404 – 1413 Conferences & Conventions 56 1414 – 1424 E – L 57 1425 – 1431 Missions 57 1432 – 1440 Newspapers, by State 57 1441 – 1446 P – S 57 1447 – 1449 Travel 58 1450 – 1451 Welcome Day Service 58 Woman Forum 1452 – 1457 WMU – World Baptist Alliance 58 1458 – 1529 Engagements 58 1530 – 1554 FBC, Dallas 61 1555 – 1559 Lectures 62 1560 – 1562 Maps 63 1563 – 1575 Notes & Notebooks 63 1576 – 1585 Pamphlets & Tracts 63 1586 – 1612 Photographs 64 1613 – 1626 Poems 65 1627 – 1656 Prayer 65 1657 – 1675 Programs 66 Sermons 1678 List of 67 1677 – 1778 Funeral, by name 67 Outlines 1779 – 1784 Bond 71 1185 – 1794 Subject 71 1795 – 1806 Place 72 1807 Poems 72 1808 Points on 72 1809 – 1880 Scripture Text 73 1881 – 1908 Title Outline 75 1909 – 1970 By Date 76 1971 – 1989 Travel 79 Additional Oversized Items 79

Item List

1 Memorandum of Agreement for the housing of the Truett Collection with SWBTS

Addresses – Chronological 2 “The Inspiration of Ideals,” June, 1897

5 3 Response of Truett to BGCT Convention, Waco, Texas, 1898 4 Homecoming at Baylor by: Truett, 1909 5 Church Covenant, Feb. 21, 1921 6 Dinner for Deacons and Elders at FBC, Dallas, May 19, 1930 7 Tribute to Scouting by Truett, 1930 8 The Primacy of Evangelism, May 24, 1932 9 Centennial Address at Mercer University, Deut., January, 1933 10 Baptist World Alliance, September 9, 1934 11 Notes on Charles Haddon Spurgeon, April, 1934 12 Denton County Association, April 15, 1925 13 On Spurgeon, August 23, 1935 14 On the Deutschland, November 24, 1935 15 A Baylor Hospital, July 10, 1936 16 Little Rock, October 5, 1936 17 To Romanian Minister in London, July 12, 1937 18 The Baptist Message and Mission for the World Today at BWA, July 23, 1939 19 At BWA, Atlanta, July 24, 1939 20 Call for the Enforcement of the Sunday Law

Articles – Chronological 21 Articles from the Baptist Union, Sept. 17, 1898 – April 18, 1899 22 “The Work of a Great Church,” September 27, 1906 23 “The Beginning of George Truett,” May 6, 1909 24 “The Apostle to the Texans,” January 4, 1913 25 “Dr. Truett in Boston,” September 3, 1914 26 “Good Wishes for Dr. Truett,” February, 1915 27 “Baptists will Honor Famous Dallas Pastor,” 1915 28 “Reception is Tendered, Dr. Truett,” 1916 29 “Dr. Truett's Remarkable New Book,” March 21, 1918 30 “The Decision of Dr. Truett,” June 4, 1918 31 “Eminent Minister to Respond to call of Allies,” June 15, 1918 32 “Cable Received at State Headquarters,” November 16, 1918 33 Articles concerning Truett's call to France, 1918 34 The First Church, Dallas, Texas, May 8, 1919 35 “From Lambertina to Truett – From the Tiber to the Ohio, April 1920 36 “Truett Addresses 10,000 at the Capital,” May 17, 1920 37 “Baptists Favor League of Nations,” May 21, 1920 38 “Southern Baptist on the March,” September 30, 1920 39 “Has Hard Time Trying to Interview Dr. Truett,” March 4, 1921 40 “Baptist in History or Influence on Modern History, May 12, 1921 41 “George W. Truett,” August 4, 1921 42 “Some Voices from the Southwest,” December 23, 1921 43 “Supper for Wedding Party,” 1921 44 “Truett Preaching Broke all Records,” March, 1922 45 “Worth the Money,” March 1922 46 “Dr. Truett,” September 14, 1922

6 47 “Baptist Times Bible Talk,” September 15, 1922 48 “Dr. George W. Truett, Texas Baptist, Preacher with Passion of Apostle,” 1922 49 “Dr. George W. Truett,” 1922 50 “The Truett Meeting,” March 8, 1923 51 “World's Greatest Baptist Here Today,” March 28, 1923 52 “A Day in the Beautiful Valley of the Hiawassee,” May 3, 1923 53 “Baptist World Alliance,” August 16, 1923 54 From Religious Herald, August 30, 1923 55 “Prominent Dallasites,” November 2, 1923 56 “Dr. Truett's Ministry Here,” March 8, 1923 57 “George W .Truett, the Man and Preacher,” March 8, 1923 58 Articles,” 1923 59 “George Truett Comes Back Home,” August 14, 1924 60 “Thousands Hearing Dr. Truett Daily,” August 15, 1924 61 “Dr. Truett Appeals for the Education of the Mountain Youth,” August 22, 1924 62 “Thousands Journey to Cherokee,” August 20, 1924 63 “Tribute Paid Dr. Truett by the Rev. John E. White, August 22, 1924 64 “The Christian Index Describes the Homecoming of Dr. Truett,” August 2, 1924 65 “A Quest for Souls,” December 12, 1924 66 “A Deserved Tribute,” December 18, 1924 67 “Texan is listed in Pastor's Vote,” December 23, 1924 68 “From Journal of Frisco,” December 24, 1924 69 Article from Express, December, 1924 70 “Dr. Truett Named One of 25 Most Influential Ministers in America – December 25, 1924 71 “Truett One of Country's 23 Greatest Ministers,” December 25, 1924 72 “Dr. Truett Honored,” December 26, 1924 73 “Dr. Truett Named One of 25 Leading American Pastors,” December 26, 1924 74 “George Truett Recognized,” December 26, 1924 75 “New York Claims More Influential Preachers by Vote,” December 26, 1924 76 “Dallas Minister Is Rated High in U.S.,” December 26, 1924 77 “Season Greetings from Dr. Truett,” December 29, 1924 78 “8 New York Preachers Among 25 Voted as Leaders by U.S. Clergy,” December 31, 1924 79 “25 Most Influential Preachers,” December 31, 1924 80 “Flowers for the Living,” December 31, 1924 81 “From Lockhart Post Register,” January 1, 1925 82 “Truett One of Most Influential Ministers,” January 1, 1925 83 “Season's Greetings from Dr. Truett of Dallas,” December 2, 1925 84 “Life's True Values,” January 2, 1925 85 “Dr. Truett of Dallas ..,” January 2, 1925 86 “Dr. Truett Named One of 25 Most Influential Ministers in America,” January 2, 1925 87 “A Deserved Tribute,” January 8, 1925 88 “Ferguson Pays Nice Tribute to Rev. George Truett,” January 8, 1925 89 “Rev. George W. Truett,” January 8, 1925 90 “Would Publish Truett's Christian Messages,” January 9, 1925 91 Articles on Dr. Truett, January 9, 1925 92 “Dr. Truett is Chosen as One of 25 Greatest Ministers,” January 9, 1925

7 93 “Farmer Jim Ties Truett in Vote on Texas Best,” January 14, 1925 94 “Honor to Whom Honor is Due,” January 14, 1925 95 “George W. Truett,” February 22, 1925 96 “Preacher's Hall of Fame,” March 4, 1925 97 “Dr. Truett's Father,” March 19, 1925 98 “Father of Prominent Dallas Pastor Buried,” March 20, 1925 99 “Culberson Sleeps at Last Under Beloved Texas Skies,” March 24, 1925 100 “American Pulpit Leaders,” March, 1925 101 “Law Enforcement,” April 19, 1925 102 “George W. Truett – Twenty-eight Years and Going Strong,” May 16, 1925 103 “Dr. Truett is Leading Citizen,” May 24, 1925 104 “From Stephenville Empire,” October 30, 1925 105 “A Community Blessing,” November 11, 1925 106 “Out of the Mountains Came This Great Preacher of the Plains,” November, 1925 107 “Our City,” December 12, 1925 108 “Preaching the Simple Faith,” 1925 109 Note and Comment, February, 1926 110 “His First Sermon was Preached over Dead Pet,” September 12, 1926 111 “Life Story of Dr. Truett,” September 12, 1926 112 “A Tribute to A Great Preacher,” September 14, 1926 113 “Dr. Truett Enthusiastic Over Both City and State,” 1926 114 “Studies of the American Pulpit,” February, 1927 115 “Dallas Honors Dr. Truett in Long Service,” May 9, 1927 116 “President George Truett at Peabody,” May 19, 1927 117 “Appraisement of the Convention,” May 18, 1927 118 “George W. Truett,” May 19, 1927 119 “Life Story of George Truett, World Baptist,” May 19, 1927 120 “George W. Truett,” May 26, 1927 121 “Concerning G. W. Truett,” June 9, 1927 122 “Dr. Truett Recognized,” July 4, 1927 123 “0 Journal Baptista,” July 7, 1927 124 “Staff Reporter Tells of Encampment,” August 18. 1927 125 “Concerning George Truett,” September 8, 1927 126 “George Truett to Begin 31st Year as Church Head,” September 10, 1927 127 “Dr. Truett's Records,” September 10, 1927 128 “Dr. Truett Completes 30 Years of Service,” September 11, 1927 129 “Dr. Truett Begins His 31st Year,” September 12, 1927 130 “The Present Call to Southern Baptist,” September 15, 1927 131 “A Day with Truett,” September 24, 1927 132 “Boston Letter,” October 15, 1927 133 “The Supreme Need,” October 27, 1927 134 “Cowboy Sky Pilot Coming to Boston,” October, 1927 135 “Tribute to Dr. Truett,” November 3, 1927 136 “Dr. Truett, Termed Leading Citizen,” November 6, 1927 137 “Eminent Dallas Pastor Honored,” November 9, 1927 138 “Dallas Honors Dr. Truett,” November 9, 1927

8 139 “Dr. Truett,” November 10, 1927 140 “Honor To Whom Honor Is Due,” November 10, 1927 141 “The Test of a Man's Greatness,” November 10, 1927 142 “Genesis of the Spirit of Dallas,” November 10, 1927 143 “A Great City's Tribute to a Great Preacher,” November 17, 1927 144 “President Truett Honored,” November 24, 1927 145 “A Builder in the Pulpit,” November, 1927 146 “A Half Century of Religious Growth,” December 18, 1927 147 “Dr. Truett,” 1927 148 Articles, 1927 149 “George W. Truett,” January 26, 1928 150 “Truett for President,” February 23, 1928 151 “All Creeds to Welcome Dr. Truett,” March 4, 1928 152 “Dr. George Truett,” May 22, 1928 153 “Convention Opens,” May 24, 1928 154 “Road Signs Erected at Chattanooga,” May 24, 1928 155 “The Southern Baptist Convention,” May 27, 1928 156 “The Chattanooga Convention,” May 31, 1928 157 “Receive Honorary Degrees From McMaster,” June 27, 1928 158 “Dr. Truett as President,” June 28, 1928 159 “Texas Baptist Heads Baptist of the World,” June 29, 1928 160 “Baptist Life in the World's Life,” July 5, 1928 161 “Some Conclusions,” July 12, 1928 162 “The Baptist World Alliance,” July 12, 1928 163 “Dr. Truett Elected to Preside,” July 12, 1928 164 “Dallas City of Great Churches,” September 1, 1928 165 “Dr. Truett Gives Stand in Campaign,” September 30, 1928 166 “Southern Baptist President Denies Being For Al Smith,” October 12, 1928 167 Is any Man Bound to Tell How He Is Going To Vote,” October 20, 1928 168 “Convention Observations,” December 13, 1928 169 “And Now it is President George W. Truett,” December, 1928 170 “New Release By Dr. Truett,” 1928 171 “A Great Pastor,” March 31, 1929 172 “Dr. Truett Under Went Many Hardships In His Youth,” May 18, 1929 173 “Dr. Truett,” May 19, 1929 174 “President Truett Point Way to Baptist Success,” June 6, 1929 175 “Dr. Truett Guest of the Editor,” June 6, 1929 176 “Greatest Tar Heel Preacher,” August 15, 1929 177 “The Greatest Preacher in America,” August 22, 1929 178 “Dr. Truett in The Mountains,” September 4, 1929 179 “From Summer in Mountains,” September 6, 1929 180 “A Tar heel Texan,” September 7, 1929 181 “He Stayed,” September 11, 1929 182 “A Visit to the Truett Home,” September 11, 1929 183 “Dr. Truett,” September 19, 1929 184 “Tribute to Dr. Truett,” September 21, 1929

9 185 “Serving His Own By The Will of God,” October 24, 1929 186 “When George W. Truett Reads the Scriptures,” November 21, 1929 187 ”Folks, Facts and Opinion,” November 23, 1929 188 “A Wonderful Pastorate,” December 26, 1929 189 “These Gracious Years,” December, 1929 190 “Concerning Truett,” 1929 191 “Christianity to win ALL,” January 8, 1930 192 “On Truett,” March 16, 1930 193 “Dr. George w. Truett in Louisville,” April 3, 1930 194 “Dr. Truett in Winston,” May 14, 1930 195 “This Preacher Runs the City's Largest Business,” May 17, 1930 196 “Slim Book Collects Christmas Sermons of Dr. Truett,” June 12, 1930 197 “0 Journal Baptista,” August 14, 1930 198 “Dr. Truett Home,” October 8, 1930 199 “Baptist Will Convene Today,” October 20, 1930 200 “Praise of a Great Man,” October, 1930 201 “Dr. Truett in Chile,” November, 1930 202 “Dr. Truett’s Sermons,” December 4, 1930 203 “George W. Truett Man and Preacher,” December 11, 1930 204 “Dr. George W. Truett,” December 25, 1930 205 Truett or Texas,” January 24, 1931 206 “Dr. Truett Speaks to all Americans in St. Petersburg,” February 12, 1931 207 “Great Baptist Divine Comes to Charlotte Tuesday,” March, 1921 208 “Dr. Truett,” March 9, 1931 209 “The Good Life: Dr. Truett Definition,” April 11, 1931 210 “Dr. Truett Addresses Texas Legislature, April 23, 1931 211 “Builders of Citizenship,” May 6, 1931 212 “Dr. Truett on Deeds,” May 12, 1931 213 “Recent President of the Convention,” May 14, 1931 214 “With the Greatest of our Churches,” May 15, 1931 215 “New Record Crowd Hears Dr. Truett,” June 22, 1931 216 “Echo Man all het up over Dr. Truett's Preaching, June 22, 1931 217 “The Coming of Dr. Truett,” June 26, 1931 218 “Dr. Truett Visits the Ancient Capital,” August 20, 1931 219 “His 35th Year of Ministry has Begun,” September 14, 1931 220 “Truett Begins 35th Year in First Baptist,” September 14, 1931 221 “His 35th Year of Ministry Has Begun,” September 14, 1931 222 “A Long Glorious Ministry,” October 1, 1931 223 “Students of John O. Hicks,” October 18, 1931 224 “Chicago Social Union Hears Great Message,” November 17, 1931 225 “Dr. Truett in Great Revival at North Shore Baptist Church,” November 26, 1931 226 “Dr. G.W. Truett, Noted minister, Welfare Speaker,” December 22, 1931 227 “Tribute to Dr. Truett,” December 12, 1931 228 “Dr. Truett Coming to Wichita for Sermon Series,” January 17, l932 229 “We Need Such Men,” January 23, 1932 230 “Dr. Truett,” February 12, 1932

10 231 “Collected Sermons of Dallas Minister, Published in Book,” March 24, 1932 232 “Some Notable Evangelistic Sermons,” March 21, 1932 233 “Great Southern Preaching,” April 13, 1932 234 “A Great Preacher,” April 20, 1932 235 “By All Means Hear Dr. Truett,” April 22, 1932 236 Dr. Truett's Tribute to Dr. Ellison, Penn West, May 9, 1932 237 “The Baptist Record,” May 26, 1932 238 “With the Books,” May, 1932 239 Dr. Truett Here Sunday, June 3, 1932 240 “A Comment on Dr. Truett,” July 23, 1932 241 “Truett is Happy Back in His Native Land,” August 19, 1932 242 “How Can We Conquer Fear?” August, 1932 243 “Another Anniversary,” September 10, 1932 244 “Thirty-Five Years,” September 12, 1932 245 “Man of God,” September 15, 1932 246 “Begins 36th Year,” September 15, 1932 247 “A Beloved Preacher,” September 22, 1932 248 “As I See Dr. Truett,” September 22, 1932 249 “Dr. Truett Sees New Hope for World,” October 3, 1932 250 “A Tar heel in Texas,” October 5, 1932 251 “Truett Meeting in Abilene,” October 12, 1932 252 “G.W. Truett,” October 20, 1932 253 “Baptists Show Keen Interest Over Revival,” October 22, 1932 254 “State Baptists Urged to Make Preaching vital,” October 27, 1932 255 “It Is Here,” October 27, 1932 256 “Baptists Enjoy Revival,” October 29, 1932 257 “Pastor of South's Largest Church,” October, 1932 2.58 “Dr. Truett Annual Yule Cams Issued,” December 23, 1932 259 “Dr. Truett Y.M.C.A. New Years Address,” December 29, 1932 260 “Concerning Truett,” 1932 261 “Communications from Dr. Truett,” January 10, 1933 262 “His Religion One to Faith,” January 20, 1933 263 “Dr. Truett, to Conduct Revival in City,” March 4, 1933 264 “Faith in Human Nature,” April 20, 1933 265 “President of SBC,” May 11, 1933 266 “Washington Sessions of the SBC,” May 18, 1933 267 “Dr. Truett's Address,” June 1, 1933 268 “Joint meeting of Northern & Southern Baptists,” June 1, 1933 269 “Thirty- Six Years,” September 10, 1933 270 “Truett Opening 37th Year with Baptist Church,” September 11, 1933 271 Begins His 37th Year,” September 14, 1933 272 “Concerning George Truett,” October 5, 1933 273 “Dr. Truett Opens Ten Day Meeting,” October 8, 1933 274 “Truett Chides Dry Lethargy...,” October 10, 1933 275 “Truett Makes Vigorous Appeal to American People to Retain 18th Amendment,” October 22, 1933

11 276 “Just A-Rolling Along the Way,” October, 1933 277 “Concerning Dr. Truett,” November 2, 1933 278 “Dallas Clergyman has right to Title of Great Preacher,” November 15, 1933 279 “A Highly Honored Minister,” November 18, 1933 280 “Dr. Truett, the Man and Preacher,” December 29, 1933 281 “Concerning Truett,” 1933 282 “G.W. Truett,” January 12, 1934 283 “A Layman's Appraisal of Dr. Truett,” January 12, 1934 284 “Dr. Truett's Meeting,” January 26, 1934 285 “Dr. Truett,” February 8, 1934 286 “Dr. George W. Truett, Who Is At Home in Any Pulpit,” March 4, 1934 287 “From obscure Carolina Home to World Fame,” March 4, 1934 288 “Raleigh Highly Favored by the Coming of Dr. Truett,” March 6, 1934 289 “The Truett Meeting,” March 21, 1934 290 “Dr. Truett Comes to Raleigh,” March 22, 1934 291 “Perhaps You Also Have Been Tempted to Drift,” March 25, 1934 292 “Dr. Truett,” March 29, 1934 293 “Builders of Texas,” March 29, 1934 294 “Dr. George W. Truett,” April 15, 1934 295 “A Remarkable Ministry,” April 19, 1934 296 “Dr. Truett’s Missionary Sermon,” April 26, 1934 297 “Great Service at the Tabernacle,” April 26, 1934 298 Editorial, May 3, 1934 299 “Truett Compared to Spurgeon by London Minister,” May 6, 1934 300 “Dr. Truett's Sermon,” May 10, 1934 301 “Dr. Truett's Visit and Message,” May 10, 1934 302 “Noted Ministers Mutually Amazed at Law’s Working,” May 13, 1934 303 “Week of the Baptists,” May 16, 1934 304 “SBC in Fort Worth,” May 24, 1934 305 “Dr. Truett,” May 24, 1934 306 “Dr. Truett Address,” May 24, 1934 307 “Mr. Spurgeon’s Centennial Address,” May 24, 1934 308 “The Good Citizen,” May 25, 1934 309 “A Way for the World,” May 27, 1934 310 “Southern Baptist Morale Gaining,” May 30, 1934 311 “Concerning Dr. Truett,” May 31, 1934 312 “Dr. Truett on the Preacher's Message,” May 31, 1934 313 Prince of Preachers, June 3, 1934 314 “Remembering Spurgeon,” June 7, 1934 315 “Brilliant Career Wins Truett International Reputation,” June 7, 1934 316 “Head of 12,500,000,” August 8, 1934 317 “Concerning Dr. Truett,” August 10, 1934 318 “High Honors for Dr. Truett,” August 11, 1934 319 “Head of the World Baptists,” August 11, 1934 320 “Leader of World Baptists....,” August 19, 1934 321 “Truett Dinner to Fete World Church Leader,” August 19, 1934

12 322 “Dr. Truett,” August 30, 1934 323 “Huge Crowd Pays Tribute to Noted Baptist Minister,” September 22, 1934 324 “President George W. Truett,” October 18, 1934 325 “Truett Appeals to Christian People to ‘Go and Tell’ Others,” November 21, 1934 326 “Concerning Truett,” 1934 327 “Three Great Religious Leaders at Druid Hills,” February 7, 1935 328 “A Mountaineer Fit to Stand In The Presence of Kings,” February 10, 1935 329 “Spirit of Men Guides Nations, Truett Tells Baptist Dinner,” February 10, 1935 330 “Truett Speaker at Big Luncheon,” February 12, 1935 331 “Plea for Tolerance,” April 12, 1935 332 “George w. Truett,” June 12, 1935 333 “Dr. Truett Will Circle Globe in Year’s Preaching Journey,” June 12, 1935 334 “Girdling the Globe in the Cause of Christ,” June 30, 1935 335 “From mountain Home to Pulpit Throne,” August 1, 1935 336 “Methodist Beginnings in America,” October 6, 1935 337 “Truett's Tribute to the Country Pastor,” November 20, 1935 338 “George W. Truett's Conversion and Call to the Ministry,” November 28, 1935 339 “Truett Opening 37th Year with Baptist Church,” 1935 340 “World Baptist Alliance,” January 23, 1936 341 “Church Filled For Return of World Pastor,” May 25, 1936 342 “George W. Truett, the Beloved,” June 11, 1936 343 “George W. Truett,” June 18, 1936 344 “Dr. Truett's Homecoming,” July 14, 1936 345 “Will Buy and Preserve Birthplace of Truett,” August 30, 1936 346 “Modern Aims of Preaching Mission Cited,” September 14, 1936 347 “Begins His Fortieth Year,” September 17, 1936 348 “Dr. Truett's 39th Anniversary,” September 20, 1936 349 “A Long and Distinguished Pastorate,” September 24, 1936 350 “Brilliant But Lazy Is Sad Comment on Minister Pastor Says,” October 13, 1936 351 “Christ is only Hope to Save World Today, Missioner Points Out,” October 13, 1936 352 “New York Pastor Answers Queries on Many People,” October 13, 1936 353 “Dr. Truett,” October 29, 1936 354 “Address by Dr. Truett,” December 10, 1936 355 “George Truett,” January 2, 1937 356 “Great Leader,” January 21, 1937 357 “Of Interest to Baptists,” April 24, 1937 358 “Concerning Dr. Truett,” April, 1937 359 “Eloquent Listener,” May 24, 1937 360 “Dr. Truett Honored on Eve of Trip over Europe,” May 31, 1937 361 “A Rallying Call to Baptists,” June 10, 1937 362 “Baptist Manifesto,” July 8, 1937 363 “My First Week with Dr. Truett,” July 29, 1937 364 “The British Weekly on Dr. Truett’s Tour,” August 5, 1937 365 “The Baptist World Alliance,” August 24, 1937 366 “European Baptists Have Helpful Meetings,” September 2, 1937 367 “The Pastor,” Baptist Standard, September 9, 1937

13 368 “Pastor George w. Truett,” September 16, 1937 369 “Concerning George Truett,” September 16, 1937 370 “Dr. George W. Truett Begins 41st Year with Dallas Church,” September 16, 1937 371 “40th Anniversary of Dr. Truett,” September 16, 1937 372 “A Retrospect of the European Regional Conferences,” September 16, 1937 373 “The People’s Forum,” September 18, 1937 374 “Truett and Rushbrooke,” September 22, 1937 375 “Concerning George Truett,” September 22, 1937 376 “What Others Are Saying,” September 23, 1937 377 “Texas Honors Dr. Truett,” September 23, 1937 378 “The European Regional Conference,” September 23, 1937 379 “Dr. Truett at Ridgecrest,” September 23, 1937 380 “Truett after 45 Years,” September 30, 1937 381 “40th Anniversary of Texas Pastor,” September 30, 1937 382 “George w. Truett,” September, 1937 383 “World's largest Challenge to Religious Liberty is Europe,” October 7, 1937 384 “Second Ponce de Leon Baptist,” October 11, 1937 365 “Baptist Head Sees Record 1939 Meet,” October 11, 1937 386 “Atlanta Due to See Record Throng of Baptists in 1938,” October 12, 1937 387 “The Dedication of Life,” October 14, 1937 388 “Thoughts along the Way,” October 14, 1937 389 “Dr. Truett: A Texas Tribute,” October 14, 1937 390 “Dr. Truett at Wheat Street,” October 15, 1937 391 “Church Dedicated,” October 16, 1937 392 “The European Regional Conferences,” October, 1937 393 “Southern Personalities,” November, 1937 394 “President of the Baptist World Alliance at Home,” December 21, 1937 395 “Concerning Truett,” 1937 396 “World's Greatest Preacher,” January 27, 1938 397 “He Can’t Bring It,” February 1, 1938 398 “Truett Says Carry Baylor Forward in Birthday Ceremony,” February 2, 1938 399 “Baylor's Glories Sung at Laying of Cornerstone,” February 2, 1938 400 “The Florida Baptist Convention,” February 3, 1938 401 “Says Dr. Truett,” February 4, 1938 402 “Many out of Town Visitors Present at Annual Meeting,” February 4, 1938 403 “Founder's Day at Baylor,” February 10, 1938 404 “Great Blessings Come from Truett’s Meeting,” March 4, 1938 405 “Editorial,” March 31, 1938 406 “Dr. George W. Truett,” June 2, 1938 407 “Dr. George W. Truett,” June 9, 1938 408 “Excuse the Personal Element,” June 23, 1938 409 “Dr. Truett Returns to Dallas to begin His 42nd Year,” July 23, 1938 410 “Truett Starts 42nd Year with Plea for Faith,” September 12, 1938 411 “Dr. Truett Back in Dallas,” September 15, 1938 412 “Concerning Dr. Truett,” 1938 413 “Biography of Dr. Truett is Ready,” March 12, 1939

14 414 “Baptist Patriarch's Life Unfolded,” June 25, 1939 415 “The Teacher,” July, 1939 416 “Concerning Dr. Truett,” 1939 417 “Man of Many Honors,” February 4, 1940 418 “Many Visitors to Attend Dinner for Dr. Truett,” February 9, 1940 419 “Local Baptists to Aid in Honoring Truett,” February 10, 1940 420 “To Speak at Dinner,” February 11, 1940 421 “Three States Join in Truett Event,” February 11, 1940 422 “Dallas Men Speak at Dinner,” February 14, 1940 423 “Mrs. Fortner to be Dinner Guest Honoring Dr. Truett,” February 15, 1940 424 “Baylor College Honors Dr. Truett,” February 15, 1940 425 “Mary Hardin-Baylor Honors Dr. Truett,” February 17, 1940 426 “Baptist Leader Lauds Dr. Truett,” February 17, 1940 427 “Baptist Praise Dr. G. W. Truett,” February 17, 1940 428 “Truett is termed a Foremost Man,” February 18, 1940 429 “Dr. George W. Truett Hailed Foremost Man of God,” February 20, 1940 430 “The World Council of Churches,” March 28, 1940 431 “Dr. Truett Coming to Atlanta for Eight-Day Meeting,” June 20, 1940 432 “Dr. Truett on Old Atlanta,” June 30, 1940 433 “The Present Emergency Call to Southern Baptists,” July 1, 1940 434 “Dr. Truett Urges Support and Reading of Denominational Papers,” August 15, 1940 435 “Dr. Truett to observe His 43rd Anniversary at First Baptist,” September 7, 1940 436 “Concerning Truett,” 1940 437 “Amazing Achievements of Dr. Truett’s Ministry,” 1897 – Sept. 18, 1941 438 “George W. Truett,” November, 1941 439 “Dr. Truett’s Christmas Greeting Extension of Remarks of ...,” December 23, 1941 440 “The Preacher in His Study,” December, 1941 441 “The Call of a Tragic Need,” January 22, 1942 442 “The Preacher and His Appointments,” January, 1942 443 “An Appeal to Southern Baptists,” February 5, 1942 444 “The Preacher and the Troubled,” February, 1942 445 “Significant Occasion,” March 12, 1942 446 “The Preacher and Missions,” April 1942 447 “By the Way,” May 6, 1942 448 “Dr. Truett Has Been 45 Years in Dallas,” September 17, 1942 449 “Anniversary of a Great Pastorate,” September 17, 1942 450 “Pastor George W. Truett’s 45th Anniversary,” September 17, 1942 451 “The Greatest Name in Baptistdom,” 1942 452 “Editorial,” May 6, 1943 453 “Morgan Blake Tells Wherein George Truett is Unique,” July 8, 1943 454 “Dr. Truett Preacher though He was not at Ridgecrest,” September 16, 1943 455 “Dr. Truett in Baylor Hospital,” September 1, 1943 456 “To the Pastor With Love...,” September – October, 1943 457 “Pastor Truett’s 46th Anniversary,” September 23, 1943 458 “Dr. Truett Begins His 47th Year as Pastor in Dallas,” October 3, 1943 459 “No Reconciliation,” November, 1943

15 460 “Concerning Truett,” 1943 461 News clippings – Concerning Truett, 1940 till death, 1944 462 “Message from the Pastor,” May 14, 1944 463 “Dr. Truett’s Resignation is rejected,” June 5, 1944 464 “It Couldn’t Be,” June 26, 1944 465 “The Nights are too short,” June 29, 1944 466 “You Can’t Quit,” June 30, 1944 467 “Dr. Truett to be Heard in Transcribed Sermons,” July 6, 1944 468 “Seriously ill,” July 6, 1944 469 “Dr. Truett on Radio Each Sunday,” July 6, 1944 470 “George W. Truett Memorial,” July 27, 1944 471 “Dr. Truett, Baptist Leader, Seriously ill,” July 6, 1944 472 “Dr. Truett Condition,” July 7, 1944 473 “Dr. Truett Dies of Long Illness,” July 8, 1944 474 “Dr. George W. Truett,” July 8, 1944 475 “Rites Arranged for Dr. Truett,” July 8, 1944 476 “Dr. George W. Truett, Noted Minister, Dies in Dallas,” July 8, 1944 477 “Baptists Everywhere Mourn Truett Death,” July 8, 1944 478 “Dr. Truett Dies in Dallas,” July 8, 1944 479 “Baptists All over Nation Mourn Death of Dr. Geo. W. Truett,” July 8, 1944 480 “George W. Truett,” July 8, 1944 481 “Dr. Truett, Famed Pastor, Dies in Dallas,” July 8, 1944 482 “Dr. Truett, Baptist Leader, Dies in Dallas,” July 8, 1944 483 “Dr. Truett, Age 77, Dies in Dallas,” July 8, 1944 484 “Dr. Truett Baptist Leader, Dies,” July 8, 1944 485 “Famed Baptist Preacher Laid to Rest,” July 8 – 10, 1944 486 “Dr. Geo. W. Truett, Baptist Leader is Dead,” July 8, 1944 487 “Dr. Truett’s Death Ends Famed Career of International Baptist,” July 8, 1944 488 “Dr. G. W. Truett, One World’s Leading Baptist, is Dead,” July 8, 1944 489 “Dr. Truett, Age 77 year old Baptist Church Leader, Dies,” July 8, 1944 490 “Dr. George W. Truett,” July 8, 1944 491 Obituaries, July 8, 1944 492 Obituaries, July 8, 1944 493 Obituaries, July 8, 1944 494 “Dr. G.W. Truett, Minister to World, Dies,” July 9, 1944 495 “Dr. Geo. W. Truett, Noted Preacher, Dies,” July 9, 1944 496 “All Creeds Join in Many Tributes Paid to Dr. Truett,” July 9, 1944 497 “Dr. George W. Truett, Eminent Baptist Pastor, is Dead,” July 9, 1944 498 “Prince of Preachers Dead,” July 9, 1944 499 “Tributes Paid to Truett,” July 9, 1944 500 Obituaries, July 10, 1944 501 Obituaries, July 10, 1944 502 “Christendom Bows Its Head as Dr. Truett Laid to Rest,” July 11, 1944 503 Obituaries, July 11, 1944 504 Obituaries, July 11, 1944 505 Obituaries, July 11, 1944

16 506 Obituaries, July 12, 1944 507 Concerning Truett, July 13, 1944 508 Obituaries, July 14, 1944 509 Obituaries, July 15 – 19, 1944 510 Obituaries, July 16 – 27, 1944 511 “George W. Truett Memorial,” July 27, 1944 512 “Letter of Tribute to Three Men,” July 31, 1944 513 “Truett Memorial,” August 1 – 2, 1944 514 “George W. Truett Memorial ,” August 3, 1944 515 “Truett Wills Library, August 7, 1944 516 “Baptist Camp Features Memorial,” August 8, 1944 517 “George W. Truett,” August 24, 1944 518 “George W. Truett –Specialist in Little Things,” August 30, 1944 519 Obituaries, September, 1944 520 Reprint of Letter by Mrs. Truett, October 20, 1944 521 Concerning George W. Truett, 1944 522 Truett Memorial Hospital Day, April 5, 1945 523 Memorial Sermons, July 8 – 9, 1945 524 Concerning Truett, 1945 525 “Now I know,” January 31, 1946 526 “New Books Give Portrait of Dr. Truett,” May 26, 1946 527 “Prince of the Pulpit,” June 30, 1946 528 “Tootin’ Town,” June 7, 1946 529 “Naming Hospital for Truett Urged,” July 7, 1946 530 “Rites to Honor Truett’s Death on Anniversary of His Death,” July 7, 1946 531 “The Truett Memorial Monument,” July, 1946 532 Concerning Truett, 1946 533 “A Fitting Memorial to Dr. Truett,” September 25, 1947 534 “WC Baptists Not Forgetting Famous Son,” September 24, 1953 535 “God’s Man,” September 26, 1947 536 “One of Greatest Preachers was Native of Clay County,” September 28, 1953 537 “Legend that Dr. Truett Never Smiled Corrected,” February 19, 1954 538 “The Prince of Preachers,” June – July, 1954 539 “Portrait of Dr. Truett Presented,” November 22, 1955 540 “Death of Mrs. Truett,” April 29, 1956 541 “His Birthplace Becomes a Disgrace,” April 8, 1958 542 “Daughter and Widow of Baptist Minister Die,” June 20, 1961

Articles, No Dates 543 “The First Native ‘Tar Heel’ in the News and Observer of Raleigh” 544 “George W. Truett,” by Dr. Powhatan E. James 545 “Truett on the Capital Steps” 546 On Truett 547 “An Ever Memorable Visit” 548 “George W. Truett...The Beloved,” by Robert H. Coleman 549 “Golden Glow”

17 550 Concerning the Hayden – Cranfill Controversy 551 “Dr. George W. Truett,” by Wallace Bossett 552 “Self-Forgetful Service,” by Jeff Bay 553 Obituaries

Articles – Chronological – Written by George W. Truett 554 “and Still the Greatest,” November 12, 1903 555 “The New Texas Baptist Enterprise,” August 18, 1904 556 “Save the Cities,” April 25, 1907 557 “Some Day With Other People,” September 17, 1907 558 “Why Save Human Life?” December 26, 1907 559 “Evangelism in its Teaching Phase,” April, 1925 560 “An Adequate Gospel,” July 23, 1925 561 “Christian Education,” February, 1927 562 “A Prince and a Great Man Has Fallen,” September 1, 1927 563 “Truett Speaks on Prohibition,” December 2, 1927 564 “A Letter from Truett,” May 3, 1934 565 “C.H. Spurgeon Centenary,” July 26, 1934 566 “The Passing of another Great Teacher,” March 7, 1935 567 “A Letter from Dr. Truett to Robert H. Coleman,” April 9, 1936 568 “Impressions of a World Tour,” May 26, 1936 569 “What makes a nation Great?” July 2, 1936 570 “Our Best to Luther Rice,” October, 1936 571 “Greeting to Fellow-Baptists,” December 17, 1936 572 “The Power of Christ,” May 27, 1937 573 “Letter from Dr. Truett,” July 29, 1937 574 “Baptists and world Conditions,” November 25, 1937 575 “The Dedication of Life,” January 20, 1938 576 “New Year's Message,” January 1, 1939 577 “Baptist World Congress in Atlanta,” June 1, 1939 578 “Senate,” November 2, 1939 579 “Triumph Over Fear,” January 8, 1942 580 “An Adequate and Abiding Gospel,” April 2, 1942 581 “Our Baptist message to the world,” December 10, 1942 582 “Christ Our All-Sufficient Helper,” April, 1943 583 “The Preacher and His message,” December, 1943 584 “A Question of Profit and Loss,” September 2, 1955 585 “God's Call to America,” September, 1964 586 “Baptist and Their Principles” 587 “Baptist Minister’s Conference Speaks” 588 “Why I Am a Baptist” 589 “Concerning the Removal of Baylor” 590 On Spurgeon – By Truett

Christmas Greetings 591 Christmas Greeting, 1910, 1911, 1915

18 592 Christmas Greeting, 1916 593 Christmas Greeting, 1925 594 Christmas Greeting, 1926, 1927 595 Christmas Greeting, 1928 596 Christmas Greeting, 1929 597 Christmas Greeting, 1930 598 Christmas Greeting, 1931 599 Christmas Greeting, 1932 600 Christmas Greeting, 1933 601 Christmas Greeting, 1934 602 Christmas Greeting, 1936 603 Christmas Greeting, 1938 604 Christmas Greeting, 1941 605 Christmas Greeting, 1942 606 Christmas Greeting, 1943 607 Christmas Greeting – Handwritten

Baptist World Alliance 608 Minutes of Executive Committee, July, 1920 609 A Review of the Baptist World Alliance, June, 1928 610 Fifth Baptist World Congress, August, 1934 611 Resolutions Adopted at Baptist World Congress, August, 1934 612 Minutes of Administrative Sub-Committee, 1934, 1935 613 Memento in Appreciation of Truett, February 9, 1935 614 Welcome Address to Truett, December, 1935 615 Correspondence, 1934 – 1935 616 Correspondence, January – October, 1936 617 Correspondence, November – December, 1936 618 Notes on the Situation in Rumania, August, 1938 619 Translation of Decizie, June 14, 1938 620 Correspondence Telegrams, 1939 621 Correspondence, July, 1939 – December, 1941 622 A British-American message to a People of Goodwill 623 Itinerary of Dr. Truett’s trip for BWA 624 Welcoming Speech to Truett on his Visit to Soochow, China 625 Welcome Speech to Truett from Midnapone Girl’s High School 626 Welcome Address to Truett from Union High School 627 Welcome Address to Truett from Burma

Biographical Material – No Dates 628 Analytical Study of G. W. Truett by George Wood 629 Truett – Arnold Tragedy 630 Book Jacket of Truett’s Biography 631 Quotes by Truett in Bulletin 632 Materials for Biography of Truett 633 Material for Biography by James

19 634 Contract for Truett’s Biography with Powhaton James 635 George Truett –The Man and Preacher, by John White 636 Notes by Truett for Biography 637 Words of Appreciation by S.P. Brooks 638 Biographical Sketch 639 Notes on Truett’s Biography 640 Notes on Truett’s Biography 641 Biographical – The Biggest George W. Truett I ever saw, by Jeff D. Ray 642 Sketch from Baptist Biography 643 Ed Nichols First Meeting With Truett 644 What Dr. Truett has been to me – W.C. Garrett 645 Songs written by Jackson Leslie and dedicated to Dr. Truett 646 Theme Written by Annie Sallee Truett 647 Short Life Story of Dr. G. W. Truett 648 Biographical Material from Encyclopedia of America 649 Life sketch of Truett, by B. H. Carroll 650 Materials of Anniversary, September 23, 1932 651 Manual of East Waco Baptist Church 652 Family – History of Truett 653 Father – Article concerning Charles L. Truett 654 Father – “A Glimpse at the Olden Times,” by J.B. Cranfill, about Charles L. Truett 655 Father – Describes the Early Days in North Carolina 656 General – Truett’s Memorial Certificate 657 Wife – Letter from Mrs. Truett to Young People of FBC, November, 1944

Biographical Material – No Date – Personal Items 658-661 SWBTS Memorials to Truett

Biographical Material – Personal Items – Chronological 662 Diary of Truett, 1886 663 Pressed Leaves, 1894 – 1895 664 Medical Statements, 1918 and 1942 665 Diary of Truett, July 9, 1918 – February 9, 1918 666 Diary of Truett, 1937 667 Diary of Truett, 1937 668 Diary of Truett, 1941 669 Diary of Truett, 1942 670 Diary of Truett, 1943 671 Diary of Truett, 1943 672 A Prayer, August 4, 1944 673 Diary Mrs. George Truett, 1946 – 1947

Biographical Material – Personal Items – Alphabetical 674 Bible – Truett’s Personal Bible 675 Bible – Greek New Testament 676 Bible – Truett’s Pulpit Bible

20 677 Certificate – from Governor appointing Truett as Chaplain of Governor’s Staff 678 Citation – making Dr. Truett an Honorary member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars 679 Locket with Mrs. Truett’s picture 680 Mason – Dallas Lodge Roster 681 Music – Words and Music to Thy will be done 682 Notes – on Bibles, Literature and Readings 683 Notes – on Bibles 684 Notes – Various 685 Notes – Various 686 Passport 687 Pen – Fountain Pen 688 Pin – Combat Pin for Service in France 1918 – 1919 by YMCA 689 Pocket Books 690 Stationary – Unused

Books – Chronological 691 Congressional Record, January 11, 1924 692 Book containing Addresses and Memorials to Centennial Addresses, September 9, 1934 693 Book – Northern Baptist in Action, 1934 694 Book – Telegrams sent to Dr. Truett, 1935 695 Book – Regarding Letters to Dr. Truett from Pastors of Richmond, VA, 1937 696 Book – Regarding Letters of Invitation to come and hold Evangelistic Meetings, 1939

Books – No Date –Alphabetized 697 Book – Forty-Two Years of Service by Dallas Pastor’s Association 698 List of Books Purchased by Truett 699 Book – Oklahoma Land of Opportunity 700 Book – Reporting on Baylor in Dallas

Correspondence – Anniversaries – By Date 701 Anniversary – 25 years, 1922 702 Anniversary – 25 years, 1922 703 Anniversary – 25 years, 1922 704 Anniversary – 25 years, 1922 705 Anniversary – 25 years, 1922 706 Anniversary – 25 years, 1922 707 Anniversary – 25 years, 1922 708 Anniversary – 25 years, 1922 709 Anniversary – 25 years, 1922 710 Anniversary – 25 years, 1922 711 Anniversary – 25 years, 1922 712 Anniversary – 25 years, 1922 713 Anniversary – 33 years, 1929 714 Anniversary – 36 years, 1933 715 Anniversary – 37 years, 1934 716 Anniversary – 39 years, 1935

21 717 Anniversary – 40 years, 1936

Correspondence – Christmas Greetings – By Year 718 Christmas Greetings – from Truett, 1906 719 Christmas Greetings – from Truett, 1907 720 Christmas Greetings – from Truett, 1911 721 Christmas Greetings – from Truett, 1912 722 Christmas Greetings – from Truett, 1913 723 Christmas Greetings – from Truett, 1915 724 Christmas Greetings – to Truett, 1929 725 Christmas Greetings – to Truett, 1930 726 Christmas Greetings – to Truett, 1931 727 Christmas Greetings – to Truett, 1933 728 Christmas Greetings – to Truett, 1934 729 Christmas Greetings – to Truett, 1934 730 Christmas Greetings – to Truett, 1935 731 Christmas Greetings – to Truett, 1935 732 Christmas Greetings – to Truett

Correspondence – Introduction Letters 733 Letter of Introduction, June & July, 1918 734 Letter of Introduction, October – November, 1935 735 Letter of Introduction, April – June, 1937

Correspondence – By People – Alphabetized 736 Abbott, Frances 737 Adam, J. C. 738 Adams, G.D. 739 Adams, Natham 740 Alexander, C.T. 741 Alexander, Martland 742 Allen, T. R. 743 Alfred, James V. 744 Alkins, W. J. 745 Anderson, George S. 746 Anderson, J.H. 747 Anderson, W. M. 748 Andrew, William Harvey 749 Andrews, Frank 750 Angel, C.R. 751 Armstrong, A. T. 752 Armstrong, Laura 753 Aronsfeld, G. H. 754 Arsworth , Robert 755 Atwater, Carleton W. 756 Atwell, W. H.

22 757 Aubrey, M.E. 758 Aycock, John T. 759 Ayer, William W. 760 Bader, Jesse M. 761 Baines, W. T. 762 Balsh, J. R. 763 Barbour, C.A. 764 Barbow, Clarence A. 765 Bassett, Wallace 766 Beale, E. J. 767 Beauchamp, H. 768 Beaven, A. W. 770 Berry, Martha 771 Bertley, H. G., Mrs. 772 Best, J. M. 773 Bevander, C. E. 774 Bibb, J. H. 775 Binns, Walter P. 776 Bitting, W. C. 777 Blackwood, I. C. 778 Block, Carl F. 779 Blomfield, W. E. 780 Bloylock, B. B. 781 Boaz, H. A. 782 Boland, John T. 783 Bond, Henry 784 Boone, A. U. 785 Boteat, E.A. 786 Bottoms, George W., Mrs. 787 Bowen, W.A. 788 Bowyer, S. H. 789 Brammon, T.L., Mrs. 790 Brice, J.W. 791 Brister, R. H. 792 Brook, Charles R. 793 Brown, A. B. 794 Brown, Dara T. 795 Brown, E. R. 796 Brown, W. A. 797 Bryan, E. B. 798 Bryan, William Jennings 799 Bryson, A. S. 800 Buchanan, Jerome 801 Buckner, Murrell L. 802 Burgin, S. H. C. 803 Buxnett, George J.

23 804 Bussel, S. S. 805 Buttrick, George Arthur 806 Cadwallader, C. S. 807 Cagle, R.H. 808 Caldwell, C. M. 809 Calkins, Percy A. 810 Campbell, Carrie L., Mrs. 811 Campbell, R. C. 812 Candler, W. A. 813 Carlile, J.C. 814 Carpenter, J. G. 815 Carroll, R. H. 816 Carroll, Charles C. 817 Carver, W. 0. 818 Casey, Edith Brown 819 Casey, Edith Brown 820 Cave, Edward 821 Chamberlain, Bewis B. 822 Chandler, C. Q. 823 Chapman, J.S. 824 Chilvers, H. T. 825 Clifford, John 826 Cock, A. A. 827 Cody, Z. T. 828 Coffman, Hulon 829 Colbert, James M. 830 Cole, A. T. 831 Cole, R. L. 832 Coleman, R. H. 833 Coleman, R. H. 834 Colhoun, Adams 835 Collins, Carr P. 836 Collins, J. J. 837 Collins, V. L. 838 Colton, E. T. 839 Cook, Alberto 840 Copron, Alma 841 Cornell, J. M. 842 Cory, A. E. 84J Cox, E. B. 844 Craft, Camille. M. 845 Craig, W. Marshall 846 Crane, M. M. 847 Cranfill, J. B. 848 Crawford, J. T. 849 Cready, R. L.

24 850 Crowell, Grace Noll 851 Crowell, Grace Noll 852 Crowell, Grace Noll 853 Crutchfield, S. M. 854 Cullon, John H. 855 Daniel, Joseph 856 Daniel, R. W., Mrs. 857 Danner, W. M. 858 Dargan, E. C. 859 Davic, E. A. 860 Davies, Polly Anna 861 Davis, Florence 862 Davis, J. A., Mrs. 863 Davis, James J. 864 Davis, M. H. 865 Davison, John 866 Dawson, E. E. 867 Dawson, J. M. 868 Dawson, L. 0. 869 Dawson, Willie T. 870 Day, John Henry 871 Dealey, G. B. 872 Dearing, W. L. 873 Dement, B. H. 874 Denny, George H. 875 Dickey, Charles H. 876 Dillmer, Clarence C. 877 Dixon, T. 878 Crook, J. A. 879 Dowell, Spright 880 Doyle, John 881 Duke, C. W. 882 Dyer, Anna L. 883 Eastus, Clyde 0. 884 Eastland, Margaret Thomas 885 Eberle, E. G. 886 Edmond, R. H. 887 Elliott, William A. 888 Ellis, John A. 889 Ellsworth, Richard 890 Elrod, Mabal 891 Else, Viola 892 Estabrook, G. L. 893 Etter, Joe E. 894 Evans, Milton 895 Evans, Perry F.

25 896 Everman, John W. 897 Everts, Arthur A. 898 Evgelmann, L. 0. 899 Ewing, J. W. 900 Exman, Eugene 901 Faucet, N. S. 902 Ferguson, Charles 903 Fickett, Harold L. 904 Field, Charles S. 905 Fielder, William D., Jr. 906 Finty, Tom 907 Fisher, Dan G. 908 Fisher, V. H. 909 Fitterington, G. A., Mrs. 910 Flanders, Howard A. 911 Fleming, William 912 Florence, Fred F. 913 Flynn, M. M. 914 Foster, Henry B. 915 Fowler, Authur 916 Fowler, May F. 917 Frank, Graham 918 Franklin, J. H. 919 Franklin , J. H. 920 Froser, J. F. 921 Fuller, Ellis A. 922 Futch, W. M. 923 Gaebelein, Arno C. 924 Galbraith, T.J. 925 Gardner, Charles S. 926 Gardner, 0. Max 927 Garrett, H. S. 928 Garrett, Jesse 929 Gaskell, Grace T. 930 Gentry, A. D. 931 Gentry, Patti Fay 932 Gerstuart, Sarah 933 Gibson, E. 934 Gilbert, C. P. 935 Gilbert, J. E. 936 Gilliam, Thomas W. III 937 Gilmore, Clarence E. 938 Gold, H. R. 939 Goodell, C. L. 940 Goodman, J. P. 941 Goodrich, Leon

26 942 Goodwin, A. L. 943 Goolsby, Elbert 944 Gracey, Frederick W. 945 Gray, Clifton D. 946 Gray, G. W. 947 Green, C. S. 948 Green, D. F. 949 Grose, Howard. B. 950 Hagie, Willie 951 Hall, A. N. 952 Halliday, Claudie P. 953 Hamilton, W. W. 954 Hardy, A. T. 955 Harding, President 956 Hardy, J. C. 957 Harman, Estelle 958 Harms, Abraham John 959 Harrington, J. T. 960 Harris, Clay 962 Harrison, Charley S. 963 Harvin, M. C. 964 Hayes, James M. 965 Hays, Herbert 966 Hefley, Escelle G. 967 Heist, A. A. 968 Hendrick, T. G. 969 Henry, J. H. 970 Hensley, J. Coleman 971 Henson, C. W. 972 Herrinaiss, John 973 Hester, Carroll J. 974 Hexter, J. K. 975 Higginbothan, J. M. 976 Hill, J. L. 977 Hill, Robert 978 Hobby, W. P. 979 Holcomb, Luther 980 Holcomb, T. L. 981 Holloway, Susie A. 982 Holman, Carrie 983 Hooks, John H. 984 Holt, A. J. 985 Holt, Ivan Lee 986 Hoover 987 Horsley, J. C. 988 Hough, S. S.

27 989 Huff, R. 0. 990 Hughes, E. 991 Hulley, E. M. 992 Hults, Burrel R. 993 Hunts, Earl, Jr. 994 Hunter, E. C. 995 Inzer, John W. 996 Jackson, C. B. 997 James, Deles 998 James, Powhatan W. 999 Jarrell, L. E. 1000 Jean, A. DeSaint 1001 Jeffrey, Paul W. 1002 Jenkins, James D. 1003 Jenness,.Perry V. 1004 Jessee 1005 Jester, J. R. 1006 Johnson, C. 0. 1007 Johnson, Druzilla, Mrs. 1008 Johnson, J. W. 1009 Johnson, Livingston 1010 Johnson, M.J. 1011 Jones, Edwaxd N. 1012 Jones, Grace B. 1013 Jones, Jessee H. 1014 Jones, 0. F. 1015 Kemper, Clarence W. 1016 Kendall, Will 1017 Kenn, J. M. 1018 Kessler, J. L. 1019 Kimery, C. Vester 1020 Knight, C. W. 1021 Knight, Epps G. 1022 Knight, M.A. 1023 Knight, Ryland 1024 Kitchen, Neal 1025 Lake, John 1026 Lamar, A. W. 1027 Lancaster, J. L. 1028 Land, Theodore C. 1029 Landes, Mariam & Ernest 1030 Landrum, W. W. 1031 Latimer, L. M. 1032 Law, F. M. 1033 Lawrence, J. B. 1034 Laws, Curtis Lee

28 1035 Laws, Gilbert 1036 Leavell, Frank H. 1037 Lefkowitz, David 1038 Leon, Mary E. Ponce De 1039 Lepphard, William B. 1040 Levering, Joshua 1041 Lewis, W. 0. 1042 Lindsey, Henry D. 104J Lepsey, Planters, Jr., Mrs. 1044 Lippsey, Sue 1045 Little, Neil 1046 Lock, Herbert 1047 Lofman, Adolf 1048 Logan, A. M. 1049 Logan, F. M. 1050 Loft, Mary Louise 1051 Long, J. W. 1052 Lourey, B. G. 1053 Low, Bert E. 1054 Love, C. Y. 1055 Love, Thos. B. 1056 Loveless, C. A. 1057 Lovelace, T. T. 1058 Lowe, J. F. 1059 Luper, Albert W. 1060 Lyles, Ethel 1061 Lynch, E. P. 1062 MacNeil, John 1063 Mallory, Kathleen 1064 Mann, A. H., Mrs. 1065 Mansfield, B. Anna 1066 Marquis, R. L. 1067 Martin, T. T. 1068 Martin, W. C. 1069 Matheny, W. F. 1070 McClelland, George D. 1071 McCleskey, J. R. 1072 McClung, Will C. 1073 McClure, S. S. 1074 McConnell, F. M. 1075 McCount, W. C. 1076 McCrimmon, A. L. 1077 McDaniel, George 1078 McDeznett, Mrs. 1079 McDowell, P. H. 1080 McElvaney , Marshall

29 1081 McFadden, Bessie 1082 McGarighey, Howard H. 1083 McGlothlin, W. J. 1084 McGuire, S. H. 1085 McKay, Wilfred 1086 McKenzie, Walter 1087 McLeon, Cameron 1088 McMurrcey, Dewitt 1089 McNamee, John 1090 McReynolds, John 0. 1091 Meadows, F. L. 1092 Meek, E. R. 1093 Mell, John D. 1094 Mewton, Joseph F. 1095 Meyer, C. W. 1096 Meckel, Aaron N. 1097 Michelson, John 1098 Mill, John D. 1099 Miller, Barry 1100 Miller, Menzies 1101 Miller, R. H. 1102 Mitchell, Luther D. 1103 Minter, R. A. 1104 Mirriam, Allen 1105 Mobley, Robbie & Stephen 1106 Moody, Dan 1107 Moore, Arthur J. 1108 Moore, Harvey T. 1109 Moore, J. W. H. 1110 Moore, Minor 1111 Moore, S. J. 1112 Morries, William 1113 Morrow, J. N. 1114 Mott, J. R. 1115 Mott, Marshall L., Jr. 1116 Muller, Edwin 1117 Mullins, Isla May 1118 Mullins, Joseph F. 1119 Murphy, S. T., Mrs. 1120 Murrell, J. F. 1121 Muse, E. B. 1122 Murphree, R. D. 1123 Myers, Johnston 1124 Naney, Robert T. 1125 Nash, Charles 1126 Neale, Mary T.

30 1127 Neff, Pat 1128 Nelson, Walter, Mrs. 1129 Newton, Joseph F. 1130 Newton, Louise D. 1131 Nichols, J. T., Mrs. 1132 Norman, McKinley 1133 Norris, J. Frank 1134 Noxon, Frank W. 1135 Orgler, Sabin 0. 1136 Osbuzn, Stanley B. 1137 Quick, George W. 1138 Ouzto, J. L. 1139 Owen, E. H. 1140 Page, Charles L. 1141 Patterson, F. W. 1142 Payne, C. Ross 1143 Phillips, Louise 1144 Petty, Alonzo M. 1145 Peirce, Myra B. 1146 Pennell, T. C. 1147 Phares, W. W. 1148 Phelps, W. L. 1149 Phelps, W. R. 1150 Phillips, Thomas 1151 Pierce, Charles S. 1152 Pierce, Charles S. 1153 Pippen, Charles A. 1154 Pitt, R. J. 1155 Poe, Floyd 1156 Poling, Daniel A. 1157 Pollard, Claude 1158 Porter, Henry Alford 1159 Porter, J. W. 1160 Poteat, W. L. 1161 Powell, R. L. 1162 Powell, W. D. 1163 Prothro, Georgie 1164 Pruden, Edward H. 1165 Pryor, R. A. 1166 Purt, Ray 1167 Rahn, W. C. 1168 Randell, C. B. 1169 Ransopher, 0. B. 1170 Ratcliff, W. C. 1171 Rawlings, E. H. 1172 Ray, Jeff D.

31 1173 Ray, T. L. 1174 Reed, Daniel L. 1175 Reed, Flora M. 1176 Reeves, Roscoe 1177 Remey, L. F. 1178 Revell, Fleming H. 1179 Reynolds, J. M. 1180 Reynolds, Susie M. 1181 Rhodes, L. H. 1182 Rice, John R. 1183 Rice, M. A. 1184 Richardson, W. S. 1185 Robertson, John C. 1186 Robertson, W. F. 1187 Robinson, W. Earl 1188 Rockefeller, John D. 1189 Rodrignez, Luic Lopez 1190 Rogers, Harry Clayton 1191 Roggs, Thomas W. 1192 Roosevelt, F. D. 1193 Roper, Daniel C. 1194 Rounds, J. B. 1195 Rouse, M. 0. 1196 Routh, E. C. 1197 Rowland, M. L. 1198 Runyan, Harriet D. 1199 Runyan, J. J. 1200 Rushbrooke, J. H. 1201 Rushbrooke, J. H. 1202 Rushbrooke, J. H. 1203 Rushbrooke, J. H. 1204 Rushbrooke, J. H. 1205 Sampley, John R. 1206 Sanger, Alexander 1207 Sanders, R. L. 1208 Savage, S. M. 1209 Scarborough, L. R. 1210 Scott, Neller 1211 Searle, Robert W. 1212 Seawell, Gloria 1213 Selecman, Charles C. 1214 Sells, Cato 1215 Senter, E. G. 1216 Shank, Corwin S. 1217 Shanks, W. A. 1218 Shant, E.

32 1219 Sharpe, D. R. 1220 Swaw, Neal G. 1221 Shayn, A. J. 1222 Sheppard, Morris 1223 Sheppard, W. T. 1224 Shima, S. 1225 Shoemaker, 0. J. 1226 Shorlt R. F. 1227 Shyia 1228 Simmons, W. A. 1229 Sinchall, H. 1230 Skevington, Samuel 1231 Skinner, T. C. 1232 Slaughter, C. C. 1233 Smalley, W. C. 1234 Smith, A. Frank 1235 Smith, Charles B., Mr. & Mrs. 1236 Smith, H. W. 1237 Smith, Jesse 1238 Smith, Richard 1239 Smith, Richard R. 1240 Smith, Wilfred B. 1241 Smith, W. R. L. 1242 Smyth, Earl B. 1243 Sneed, Glenn L. 1244 Spangler, Frank B. 1245 Spanks, R. W. 1246 Splawn, W. M. W. 1247 Spargo, M. K., Mrs. 1248 Spurger, R. A. 1249 Stams, W. A. 1250 Stark, W. L. 1251 Statcup, J. C. 1252 Stealey, C. P. 1253 Stephens, E. M. 1254 Stephens, R. P. 1255 Sterling, R. S. 1256 Stewart, R. H. 1257 Stoker, Catherine J. 1258 Stover, Ross 1259 Street, Oliver D. 1260 Strong, Augustus H. 1261 Stuckenbuck, C. 0. 1262 Summer, B. F. 1263 Swaney, W. B. 1264 Sweets, Henry H.

33 1265 Sykes, Ira J. H. 1266 Talley, H. H. 1267 Tapscott, L. H. 1268 Taylor 1269 Taylor, J. J. 1270 Thompson, Jeffie, Mrs. 1271 Thompson, William 1272 Thorn 1273 Thorton, R. L. 1274 Thurston, R. D. 1275 Talliver, W. H. 1276 Tommie, C. E. 1277 Tonco, A. B. 1278 Truett, Jas S. Cousin 1279 Tumulty, J. P. 1280 Turner, Allen N. 1281 Turrentine, Peralie 1282 Twitty, Byrce 1283 Udvarnoki, Andas 1284 Van Glahn, M. M. 1285 Van Ness, I. J. 1286 Vermillion, L. 0. 1287 Wacker, J. A. 1288 Wakefield, Tommie Jo 1289 Wales, C. S. 1290 Walker, Blanche Rose 1293 Walker, Franklin 1294 Walker, Thomas 1295 Wallace, H. H. 1296 Walls, Zeno 1297 Wamham, J. A. 1298 Waterman, F. W. 1299 Watson, J. H. 1300 Weaver, Rufus W. 1301 Webb, R. S. 1302 Webster, Norman 1303 Wills, Robert M., Mrs. 1304 West, T. Eugene 1305 Westbrook, Florence 1306 Westmoreland, E. G. 1307 Whaling, Thornton 1308 Whastin, Conway T. 1309 Whidden, Howard P. 1310 White, Blance S. 1311 White, John E. 1312 White, W. R.

34 1313 Whitmore, C. C. 1314 Whittinghill, D. G. 1315 Wiles, H. T. 1316 Wilkinsin, Harriet R. 1317 Willebrandt, Walker Mabel 1318 Williams, W. L., Mrs. 1319 Williams, William Harrison 1320 Willis, W. S. 1321 Wilson, G. H. M. 1322 Wilson, John 1323 Withers, Harry C. 1324 Witt, Edith A. 1325 Wolfe, Annie H. 1326 Woods, Henry M. 1327 Wood, James M. 1328 Worsham, James M. 1329 Wright, Carter Mrs. 1330 Wright, W.M. 1331 Yates, Kyle M. 1332 Young, J. D. 1333 Young, L. D. 1334 Youngblood, C. J. 1335 Zondervan B. D. 1336 Zuigler, V. P.

Personal – Correspondence to Wife 1337 Correspondence – to wife from Truett, September. 1897 1338 Correspondence – to wife from Truett, 1900 –1902, 1904, 1915 1339 Correspondence – to wife from Truett, July – August, 1918 1340 Correspondence – to wife from Truett, Sept. 1 – 12, 1918 1341 Correspondence – to wife from Truett, Sept. 13 – 22, 1918 1342 Correspondence – to wife from Truett, Sept. 24 – 30, 1918 1343 Correspondence – to wife from Truett, Oct. 2 – 13, 1918 1344 Correspondence – to wife from Truett, Oct. 16 – 30, 1918 1345 Correspondence – to wife from Truett, Nov. – Dec, 1918 1346 Correspondence – to wife from Truett, January, 1919 1347 Correspondence – to wife from Truett, 1944

Correspondence – Subject – Alphabetical –Association 1348 American Baptist Historical Society, Chester, Penn. 1349 Missouri Baptist General Association – Kansas City, Miss. 1350 Pastor Association – Dallas, Texas 1351 Southern Association of Teachers – Waco, Texas

Attorney – Chamber of Commerce 1352 Attorneys – Smithfield, Texas

35 1353 Baptist Union of Australia 1354 Baptist Union of Western Canada 1355 Baptist Union of London, England 1356 Baptist World Alliance – London, England 1357 Blue Mountain Evangelists – Cooke Springs, Alabama 1358 Children's Rest Camp – Dallas, Texas 1359 Chamber of Commerce – Dallas, Texas

Church – by State 1360 Kentucky, Fort Thomas – Fort Thomas Church 1361 Kentucky, Louisville – Walnut Street Baptist Church 1362 Montana, Kansas City – First Baptist Church 1363 Montana, Kansas City – Calvary Baptist Church 1364 New York, Brooklyn – Greene Avenue Baptist Church 1365 Pennsylvania, Philadelphia – Memorial Baptist Church 1366 Pennsylvania, Philadelphia – Overbrook Baptist Church 1367 Texas, Kerrv111e – First Baptist Church 1368 Texas, San Antonio – First Baptist Church 1369 Texas, Waco – First Baptist Church 1370 Virginia, Richmond – Publishing House M. E. Church 1371 Virginia, Williamsburg –Williamsburg Baptist Church 1372 Washington, Seattle – First Baptist Church

College and University – by State 1373 Alabama – University of Alabama 1374 Arkansas – Ouachita College 1375 California – University of Stanford 1376 China – Ming Jang Academy 1377 China – University of Shanghai 1378 Colorado – Denver Junior College 1379 Connecticut – Yale University 1380 Florida – University of Florida 1381 Georgia – The Berry School 1382 Georgia – Shorter College 1383 Illinois – Northern Baptist Theological Seminary 1384 Mississippi – University of Mississippi 1385 New Jersey – The Theological Seminary 1386 New York – Cornell University 1387 Ontario – McMaster University 1388 Pennsylvania, Chester – Frazer Theological Seminary 1389 Pennsylvania, Lewisburg – Bucknell University 1390 Pennsylvania, Philadelphia – Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary 1391 Rhode Island – Brown University 1392 Texas, Austin – Austin College 1393 Texas, Dallas – Baylor University 1394 Texas, Dallas – Baraca Bible Class

36 1395 Texas, Dallas – High School 1396 Texas, Dallas – Southern Methodist University 1397 Texas, Denton – North Texas State Teachers College 1398 Texas, Denton – Texas State College for Women 1399 Texas, Terrell – Texas Military College 1400 Texas, Waco – Baylor University 1401 Texas, Waco – Baylor University 1402 Virginia, Charlottesville – University of Virginia 1402 Virginia, Lexington – Washington & Lee University

Conferences – Conventions 1404 Conference – Shanghai –World Peace Prayer Conference 1405 Conference – Vermont –Northfield General Conference 1406 Convention – Buenos Aires – River Plate Republics 1407 Convention – Georgia – Southern Baptist Convention 1408 Convention – Mexico – National Baptist Convention 1409 Convention – New York – Northern Baptist Convention 1410 Convention – North Carolina – Baptist State Convention 1411 Convention – Rhode Island – Baptist State Convention 1412 Convention – Tennessee – Southern Baptist Convention 1413 Convention – Washington – Southern Baptist Convention

E – L 1414 Endowment Fund 1415 Evangelistic Campaign – Brooklyn, N.Y. 1416 Evangelistic Campaign – Brooklyn, N.Y. 1417 Friends and Schoolmates 1418 Governor’s Office – Raleigh, N. C. 1419 Governor’s Office Lieutenant – Austin, Texas 1420 Hospital – Dallas, Texas 1421 Hungarian Baptist Union 1422 International Save the Children Fund of America, Inc. – N.Y. 1423 Knights of Columbus – Dallas, Texas 1424 Liberty Loan Campaign – Dallas, Texas

Missions 1425 American Baptist Foreign Mission Society 1426 Home and Foreign Mission Board 1427 Home Mission Board 1428 Home Mission Board 1429 National Missions of the Presbyterian Church 1430 North China Mission 1431 State Mission Board

37 Newspapers – By State 1432 Alabama – The Alabama Baptist Newspaper 1433 Georgia – The Christian Index 1435 North Carolina – The News Observer 1436 Tennessee – National Baptist Publishing 1437 Texas – The Dallas News 1438 Texas, Dallas – The Dallas Times Herald 1439 Texas, Houston – The Houston Post 1440 Texas, San Antonio – San Antonio Express

P – S 1441 Pension Funds of Disciples of Christ 1442 Public Relations – Associated Committees 1443 Resolution Committee 1444 Sects in Romania 1445 Social Union – Pennsylvania 1446 Sunday Campaign – Minnesota

Travel 1447 France – World War I 1448 London, 1934 1449 South America, 1930

Welcome Day Service – Women Forum 1450 Welcome Day Service 1451 Women Forum

WMU – World Baptist Alliance 1452 WMU – Alabama, Birmingham 1453 WMU – Kentucky, Louisville 1454 WMU – Texas, Fort Worth 1455 WMU – Virginia, Norfolk 1456 WMU – Virginia, Richmond 1457 World Baptist Alliance – Mihaly, Barayay

Engagements – By Year 1458 March, 1915 – Dr. Truett in Evanston 1459 October, 1918 – A Great American at Woolwich 1460 March, 1922 – Raleigh, North Carolina 1461 July, 1924 – Murphy, North Carolina 1462 August, 1924 – Berlin 1463 January, 1925 – Gainesville, Texas 1464 February, 1925 – Truett in Kansas City 1465 February, 1925 – Indianapolis

38 1466 March, 1925 – Rev. George Truett may hold Revival in Kaufman 1467 March, 1925 – Dr. Truett will dedicate gymnasium at Rusk College, March, 1925 1468 March, 1925 – Dr. Truett in Denton Revival 1469 March, 1925 – Ft. Worth, Texas – Dr. Truett to speak here Friday 1470 March, 1925 – Clarksville, Texas – Dr. Truett here Friday morning 1471 April, 1925 – Haskell, Texas 1472 1925 – Winston-Salem, North Carolina 1473 1927 – Boston 1474 November, 1928 – St. Louis, Montana 1475 1929 – Raleigh, North Carolina 1476 1930 – Truett to Preach in South America in Good-Will Tour 1477 February, 1930 – Florida, Gainesville 1478 May, 1939 – Winston-Salem, North Carolina 1479 May, 1930 – University of Florida 1480 February, 1931 – St. Petersburg, Florida 1481 March, 1931 – Charlotte, North Carolina 1482 March, 1932 – Columbia, Mississippi 1483 April, 1932 – Chattanooga, Tennessee 1484 September, 1932 – Lynchburg, Virginia 1485 October, 1932 – Abilene 1486 October, 1932 – Toronto 1487 November, 1932 – S.M.U. 1488 January, 1933 – Tulsa 1489 March, 1933 – Atlanta 1490 April, 1933 – Birmingham 1491 July, 1933 – Columbia, South Carolina 1492 September, 1933 – Spartanburg, North Carolina 1493 January, 1934 – Lubbock, Texas 1494 February, 1934 – Rhode Island 1495 March, 1934 – Raleigh, North Carolina 1496 March, 1934 – Wake Forest 1497 March, 1934 – Woolwich, England 1498 April, 1934 – London, England 1499 May, 1934 – New York 1500 June, 1934 – Texarkana 1501 July, 1934 – Berlin 1502 October, 1934 – Des Moines, Iowa 1503 October, 1934 – Burlington, Iowa 1504 November, 1934 – Roanoke, Virginia 1505 February, 1935 – Atlanta, Georgia 1506 June, 1935 – Crozer Theological Seminary 1507 November, 1935 – England 1508 January, 1936 – Calcutta 1509 March 1936 – Between Singapore and Hong Kong 1510 July, 1936 – China, Wankins 1511 1937 – Mailing Directions to Dr. Truett

39 1512 January, 1937 – Orlando, Florida 1513 June, 1937 – Europe 1514 August, 1937 – Wales 1515 March, 1938 – Kansas City, Montana 1516 April, 1938 – Liberty, Montana 1517 April, 1938 – Vancouver, Canada 1518 August, 1938 – Ridgecrest, North Carolina 1519 October, 1938 – Woolwich, England 1520 March, 1939 – Saint Petersburg, Florida 1521 June, 1939 – Los Angeles, California 1522 February, 1940 – Birmingham, Alabama 1523 February, 1940 – Belton 1524 January, No Year – Greene Avenue Baptist Church 1525 February, 1940 – Birmingham, Alabama 1526 June, 1940 – Atlanta, Georgia 1527 No Date – First Baptist Church – Providence 1528 No Date – Delmar Baptist Church 1529 No Date – Dallas – Jefferson Theatre

First Baptist Church – Dallas – By Date 1530 FBC – Record, March 12, 1904 1531 FBC – The Reminder, December 3, 1911 1532 FBC – The Reminder, December 18, 1911 1533 FBC – Bulletin of Baraca Bible Class, September 9, 1917 1534 FBC – The Reminder, September 9, 1917 1535 FBC – The Reminder, March 27, 1921 1536 FBC – The Reminder, September 12, 1926 1537 FBC – The Article, December, 1926 1538 FBC – The Reminder, September 11, 1927 1539 FBC – The Reminder, September 9, 1928 1540 FBC – The Reminder, September 13, 1931 1541 FBC – The Reminder, September 11, 1931 1542 FBC – The Reminder, September 20, 1931 1543 FBC – The Reminder, November 10, 1935 1544 FBC – The Reminder, September 13, 1936 1545 FBC – Women’s Auxiliary, 1936 1546 FBC – The Reminder, June 20, 1937 1547 FBC – The Reminder, September 19, 1937 1548 FBC – The Reminder, September 19, 1943 1549 FBC – The Reminder, October 10, 1943 1550 FBC – The Reminder, November 7, 1943 1551 FBC – The Reminder, July 16, 1944 1552 FBC – Dallas Church Covenant 1553 Article – Free Will Offering 1554 FBC – Misc.

40 Lectures – By Date 1555 Lecture – The Central Question of Christianity, March 10, 1937 1556 Lecture – The Primacy of Evangelism, March 11, 1937 1557 Lecture – Baptist in their Mission World, March 12, 1937 1558 Lecture – Paul, March, 1937 1559 Lecture – Notes

Maps – Alphabetical 1560 Map – Cuba 1561 Map – Reaches of the National Capitol – National Geographic 1562 Map – World Map

Notes and Notebooks – Alphabetical 1563 Notes – Baylor Bible Class 1564 Notes – Baylor Hospital 1565 Notes – Beaumont, 1926 1566 Notes – Carey, William 1567 Notes – Carroll and Luther 1568 Notes – Cathedral Echoes 1569 Notes – Clippings by Spurgeon – Truett 1570 Notes – Composition book with Dr. Truett’s notes 1571 Notes – Evangelism 1572 Notes – Lausress – notes sent to Mrs. Truett 1573 Notes – North Carolina, Winston Salem’s Meeting 1574 Notes – Texas Baptist Memorial Sanitarium – Names, 1904 1575 Notes – Texas Baptist Memorial San1tarium – Receipt Book, 1906

Pamphlets and Tracts – Alphabetical 1576 Baptist and Religious Liberty 1577 Big Jim 1578 Como Podermos Ver A Jesus 1579 Hear Him 1580 How May We Know Jesus Better? 1581 Larger Day For Texas Baptist 1582 Misc. 1583 Supper of Our Lord 1584 Tribute to Scouting 1585 World War and Some of Its Lessons

Photographs – Alphabetical 1586 Photo – American Club Dinner 1587 Photo – Baptist Chapel 1588 Photo – Burma, February, 1936 1589 Photo – Chinese 1590 Photo – Church – East Waco Baptist 1591 Photo – Church – First Baptist Church – Dallas

41 1592 Photo – Coleman, Robert 1593 Photo – Founders Day Display, 1971 1594 Photo – Funeral – Dr. Truett 1595 Photo – Gillespies’ and Truett 1596 Photo – Group 1597 Photo – Group 1598 Photo – Group 1599 Photo – Group 1600 Photo – Group 1601 Photo – Group 1602 Photo – Group 1603 Photo – Group 1604 Photo – Home – North Carolina 1605 Photo – Hospital – Baylor 1606 Photo – Hospital – Truett Memorial 1607 Photo – Truett Memorial 1608 Photo – Personal Items Displayed of Truett’s 1609 Photo – Relatives 1610 Photo – Truett – Self – Old 1611 Photo – Truett – Self – Young 1612 Photo – Unidentified

Poems – Chronological 1613 April 22, 1882 – “Twenty years Ago,” by M.D. Ritch 1614 June 11, 1922 – “George W. Truett” 1615 May 18, 1924 – “To Dr. George W. Truett” 1616 May 6, 1936 – Birthday Poem to Dr. Truett 1617 February 16, 1940 – “To Dr. Truett” 1618 April 18, 1945 – “Dr. George W. Truett” 1619 July 7, 1948 –“A Citizen of No Mean City” 1620 No Date – “What We Keep is What We Live” 1621 No Date – “George W. Truett, D.D.” 1622 No Date – “Well-Come,” by Louis M. Waterman 1623 No Date – “Some One Had Prayed,” by Crowell 1624 No Date – “George W. Truett” 1625 No Date – “To Dr. George W. Truett,” by Methodist Minister 1626 No Date – “To George W. Truett”

Prayer – Chronological 1627 Prayer – by Truett, September 10, 1916 1628 Prayer – by Truett, November 12, 1916 1629 Prayer – by Truett, June 24, 1917 1630 Prayer – by Truett, September 30, 1917 1631 Prayer – by Truett, October 7, 1917 1632 Prayer – by Truett, October 28, 1917 1633 Prayer – by Truett, November 11, 1917

42 1635 Prayer – by Truett, June 2, 1918 1636 Prayer – by Truett, June 16, 1918 1637 Prayer – by Truett, April 11, 1920 1638 Prayer – by Truett, April 18, 1920 1639 Prayer – by Truett, May 30, 1920 1640 Prayer – by Truett, April 15, 1921 1641 Prayer – by Truett, April 26, 1931 1642 Prayer – by Truett, May 3, 1931 1643 Prayer – by Truett, October 4, 1931 1644 Prayer – by Truett, October 18, 1931 1645 Prayer – by Truett, May 24, 1931 1646 Prayer – by Truett, September 13, 1931 1647 Prayer – by Truett, November 15, 1931 1648 Prayer – by Truett, November 22, 1931 1649 Prayer – by Truett, March 31, 1935 1650 Prayer – by Truett, April 7, 1935 1651 Prayer – by Truett, April 14, 1935 1652 Prayer – by Truett, April 21, 1935 1653 Prayer – by Truett, May 14, 1935 1654 Prayer – by Truett, May 19, 1935 1655 Prayer – by Truett, April 12, No Year 1656 Prayer – by Truett

Programs – Chronological 1657 Program, October 19 – 22, 1944 – Ohio Baptist Anniversaries 1658 Program, September 8, 1918 – Souvenir presented to Truett on his 21st Anniversary 1659 Program, September 3, 1922 – FBC, Meridian, Mississippi 1660 Program, November 8, 1927 – Souvenir of Dinner Honoring Truett 1661 Program, 1934 – Souvenir of Spurgeon Celebration 1662 Program, June 23, 1935 – FBC, Denver 1663 Program, September 25, 1936 – Luther Rice Centennial 1664 Program, December 10, 1936 – Inauguration of Gordan Palmer as President of Eastern Baptist Seminary 1665 Program, July 11, 1937 – Adelaide Place Baptist Church, Glasgow 1666 Program, October 10, 1937 – Second-Ponce de Leon Baptist Church 1667 Program, February 16, 1940 – Appreciation dinner at Mary Hardin-Baylor 1668 Program, November 11, 1941 – First Annual Baptist State Brotherhood Convention 1669 Program, January 18 – 21, 1943 – Mississippi Baptist Evangelistic Conference 1670 Program, July 15, 1943 – FBC, Dallas – 75th Anniversary 1671 Program, August 28, 1944 – Memorial Service for Truett 1672 Program, October 15, 1944 – University Baptist Church, Abilene, Texas 1673 Program, July 11, 1946 – Immanuel Baptist Church 1674 Program, September 24, 1947Truett Memorial Building Fund Dinner 1675 Program – No Date – Wedding Invitation of Truett’s daughter to Thomas West Gilliam II

Sermons – By Category

43 1676 Sermons – List of Sermons and Their Dates

Sermons – Funeral – Alphabetical 1677 Funeral – Adams, Jed 1678 Funeral – Baker, Mrs. 1679 Funeral – Barton, W.D. 1680 Funeral – Beauchamp, Harvey Dr. 1681 Funeral – Beddo, Mrs. 1682 Funeral – Bell, Frank, Mrs. 1683 Funeral – Bell, T.L. 1684 Funeral – Bennett, Fred, Mrs. 1685 Funeral – Bisby, Clara Allison, Miss 1686 Funeral – Bogan, Mrs. 1687 Funeral – Boswell, John 1688 Funeral – Bayett, George 1689 Funeral – Briss, Shirley, Mrs. 1690 Funeral – Brooks, S.P. 1691 Funeral – Campbell, A.W. 1692 Funeral – Carroll, B.H. 1693 Funeral – Chalton, D.C., Mrs. 1694 Funeral – Cheaney, Price, Dr. 1695 Funeral – Cheavers, Tom, Dr. 1696 Funeral – Clem, John, Rev. 1697 Funeral – Coffman, David E. 1698 Funeral – Coffman, D.G. 1699 Funeral – Coleman, Mrs. 1700 Funeral – Cooper, Mrs. 1701 Funeral – Cowder, George, Mrs. 1702 Funeral – Cranfill, J.B. Dr. 1703 Funeral – Crawford, Merlin 1704 Funeral – Crawford, Elizabeth, Miss 1705 Funeral – Culberson, C.A., Mrs. 1706 Funeral – Culberson, Senator 1707 Funeral – Davis, A.S., Mrs. 1708 Funeral – Davis, M.M., Dr. 1709 Funeral – Dell, H.T. 1710 Funeral – Dillan, Mary El1zabeth, Mrs. 1711 Funeral – Douth1t, J.E., Mrs. 1712 Funeral – Edwards, Mr. 1713 Funeral – Eldr1dge, John R. 1714 Funeral – Eldr1dge, John R., Mrs. 1715 Funeral – Felder, W.D., Mrs. 1716 Funeral – Garrett, Mrs. 1717 Funeral – God1ey, R.B., Mrs. 1718 Funeral – Greenwood, C.F. 1719 Funeral – Hallington, Mrs.

44 1720 Funeral – Hamilton, C.C. 1721 Funeral – Hanks, R.T., Dr. 1722 Funeral – Hardy, Dr. 1723 Funeral – Hatcher, Mrs. 1724 Funeral – Heffington, J.C. 1725 Funeral – Hill, Margaret Anthony, Mrs. 1726 Funeral – Hock1er, G.M., Dr. 1727 Funeral – Rogue, Bradley B. 1728 Funeral – Halloway, T.T. Judge 1729 Funeral – Howell, S.J., Mrs. 1730 Funeral – K1ndall, W.B. 1731 Funeral – Knight, R.E.L., Jr. 1732 Funeral – Leachman, George S., Mrs. 1733 Funeral – Ledbetter, A.H. 1734 Funeral – Long, Mrs. 1735 Funeral – McBride, L.C. Judge 1736 Funeral – McKamey, W.C. Senator 1737 Funeral – Masterson, W.R. 1738 Funeral – Martin, Lucy W., Mrs. 1739 Funeral – Means, John J. 1740 Funeral – Mi1l1ken, Hamilton 1741 Funeral – Milliken, S.H., Mrs. 1742 Funeral – Mull1ns, E.Y., Dr. 1743 Funeral – Nance, L.M., Dr. 1744 Funeral – Nichols, Mrs. 1745 Funeral – Norris, Wesley 1746 Funeral – Pender, R.C. 1747 Funeral – Pierson, Mrs. 1748 Funeral – Pope, John W., Jr. 1749 Funeral – Poythress, J.H. 1750 Funeral – Rainwater, David T. 1751 Funeral –Robertson, Walters S., Mrs. 1752 Funeral – Salle, Dr. 1753 Funeral – Sallee, Eugene 1754 Funeral – Salle, T.O., Rev. 1755 Funeral – Sammuel, H.O. 1756 Funeral – Schumpert, F.L. 1757 Funeral – Schumpert, F.L., Mrs. 1758 Funeral – Sellers, Isaac, Rev. 1759 Funeral – Slaughter, C.C., Mrs. 1760 Funeral – Slaughter, R.L., Mrs. 1761 Funeral – Smith, May Foster, Miss 1762 Funeral – Smyth, D.J., Dr. 1763 Funeral – Smyth, Jerry C. 1764 Funeral – Soulrell, J.H., Dr. 1765 Funeral – Spry, Thelma, Miss

45 1766 Funeral – Taylor, J.L. 1767 Funeral – Tennison, A.P.,Miss 1768 Funeral – Tennison, A.P. 1769 Funeral – Albert Jr. 1770 Funeral – Wakin, Will, Mrs. 1771 Funeral – Walter, W.C., Mrs. 1772 Funeral – Webb, Ollie 1773 Funeral – West, Ellison, Penn, Dr. 1774 Funeral – Westerfield, T.L., Dr. 1775 Funeral – Westerfield, T.L., Mrs. 1776 Funeral – White, Hal E.

1777 Funeral – Misc. 1778 Funeral – Misc.

Sermons – Outlines – Listed Alphabetical

Sermons – Outlines – Bond 1779 Sermon – Outlines – Bond 1780 Sermon – Outlines – Bond 1781 Sermon – Outlines – Bond 1782 Sermon – Outlines – Bond 1783 Sermon – Outlines – Bond – List of Possible Sermons

Sermons – Outlines – “Outlines” 1784 Sermon – Outlines – “Outlines”

Sermons – Outlines – By Subject 1785 Sermon – Outlines – Subject – Baracca Class Banquet, 1930, 1933, 1935, 1943 1786 Sermon – Outlines – Subject – Baylor 1787 Sermon – Outlines – Subject – BWA – World Congress in Atlanta 1788 Sermon – Outlines – Subject – BWA – Berlin, 1934 1789 Sermon – Outlines – Subject – BWA – Toronto 1790 Sermon – Outlines – Subject – BWA 1791 Sermon – Outlines – Subject – Seventy-Five Million Campaign 1792 Sermon – Outlines – Subject – SBC 1793 Sermon – Outlines – Subject – Spurgeon, C.H. 1794 Sermon – Outlines – Subject – World War

Sermons – Place – Alphabetical 1795 Sermon – Place – Burma, Rangoon 1796 Sermon – Place – California – Men’s Breakfast 1797 Sermon – Place – Canada, Toronto 1798 Sermon – Place – China, Shanghai 1799 Sermon – Place – Hamburg

46 1800 Sermon – Place – North Carolina, Ridgecrest 1801 Sermon – Place – Oklahoma Notes 1802 Sermon – Place – South America Trip 1803 Sermon – Place – Texas, Dallas – Chamber of Commerce 1804 Sermon – Place – Texas, Taylor – FBC, Men’s Breakfast 1805 Sermon – Place – Texas, Mineral Wells 1806 Sermon – Place – Washington, Joint Meeting

Sermon Poems 1807 Sermon – Poems – Misc.

Sermon – Points, On Sermon 1808 Sermon – Points on Sermon

Sermon – By Scripture Text 1809 Genesis 13 – “Walking by Faith and Walking by Sight” 1810 Genesis 13:12 – “Walking by Faith” 1811 Exodus 11:7 – “Christians verses Non-Christians” 1812 Exodus 33:1.5 – “God’s Presence – the Supreme Need of His People” 1813 Numbers 10, June 16, 1918 1814 Numbers 10:29-32 – “Two Supreme Reasons for Following Christ” 1815 Numbers 14:24 – “The Spirit that Wins” 1816 Numbers 14:34 – “The Kind of Men God Needs” 1817 Joshua 1:5, July 18, 1926 1818 Joshua 7:3 & 8:1, April 18, 1909 1819 Joshua 17:15 – “The Victorious Life” 1820 II Samuel 12:15-24 – “Notes” 1821 II Samuel 18:32, November 19, 1916 1822 I Kings 19:19 – “The Mantle of Elijah” 1823 II Chronicles – “Seeing the Invisible” 1824 II Chronicles 25:9, October 18, 1921 1825 Esther 4:4 – “The Privilege and Peril of Opportunity” 1826 Job 21:15 – “Is Prayer Profitable?” 1827 Psalms 11:3 1828 Psalms 56:9 – “To Know God is the Supreme Knowledge” 1829 Psalms 66, June 2, 1918 1830 Psalms 73:16 & 17 – “Public Worship” 1831 Psalms 8.5, January 15, 1905 1832 Psalms 90:12 1833 Isaiah 5:1 – “Awake” 1834 Isaiah 6:8, February 14, 1909 1835 Isaiah 15:10 – at First Presbyterian Church 1836 Isaiah 41:12 1837 Isaiah 50:10 – “The Comforting Guidance of God in Trouble” 1838 Isaiah 52:12 – “God’s Message for Life’s Fags”

47 1829 Jeremiah 18:4 – “Life Made Over Again” 1840 Job 13 1841 Job 17:15 1842 Daniel 3:16-18 1843 Daniel 6 1844 Matthew 6:10 – “Thy Will be Done” – 34th Anniversary 1845 Matthew 14 1846 Matthew 14:16-18 – “Feeding the Multitude” 1847 Matthew 25 1848 Matthew 26:39 1849 Matthew 27:43 1850 Matthew 27:54 – “Who is Jesus?” page 61 & 64, Biography 1851 Matthew 28:16-20 1852 Matthew 29 1853 Mark 11:22 – “The Victory of Faith” 1854 Luke 2:1-21 1855 Luke 3:8-12 1856 Luke 2:10 & 11 1857 Luke 14:18 – “Excuse Making” 1858 Luke 19:41 & 42 1859 John 2:5 1860 Luke 2 – “Christ and Human Suffering” 1861 John 4:14 1862 John 14:23 1863 John 17:15 – “The Prayer that Jesus Refused to Pray” 1864 Acts 4:20 – Commencement, Austin, Texas 1865 Acts 14:27 – “Release” 1866 Acts 55:19 & 20 1867 Acts 7:51 – “Ye Will Always Resist the Holy Spirit” 1868 Acts 17:30 & 32 – “The Last Judgment” 1869 Acts 22:1 1870 Romans 1:16 – “Our Adequate and Abiding Gospel” 1871 Romans 5 1872 Romans 5:8 – “Why Christ Died” 1873 I Corinthians 2:23-26 – “The Supper of Our Lord “ 1874 I Corinthians 15:25 1875 Galatians 12:12 1876 Ephesians 3:8 1877 Philippians 3:7-11 1878 II Thessalonians 3:5 – “A Prayer for Patience” 1879 II Timothy 3:14-15 1880 I Peter

Sermons – Title Outline –Alphabetical 1881 Address of Pecos, Victory Loan 1882 Armistice Day

48 1883 “Baptist Facing the Future” 1884 Baptist Message and Mission for the World Today 1885 “Bible, the Book of God, The” 1886 Book of Sermon Ideas 1887 BWA 1888 “Christian Union a Deliverance by the Baptist General Convention of Texas:” 1889 Christ's Influence in the World 1890 Church, The 1891 Convention Message 1892 Future, The 1893 International Fellowship in Winning the World 1894 “Leaf and the Life” 1895 Notes on Little Rock 1896 Manuscript 1897 Our Missionary Situation 1898 Peril of Paganism Among Us 1899 Religious Liberty 1900 Remember 1901 Some Suggestions for N.P.U. 1902 Something the Campaign Will Do 1903 Stress 1904 Taking Care of Our Work 1905 Temple Address 1906 Trip to South America 1907 Things that Abide 1908 Unveiling of the Memorial of Mr. & Mrs. J.S.H.

Sermons – By Date 1909 June, 1897 – “The Inspiration of Ideals” 1910 June, 1897 – “Texts and Brief Outlines and Suggestions for Summer Institute” 1911 1898 – Response of Truett at SBC 1912 April 10, 1899 – “Preaching” 1913 November, 1904 – “Texas Baptist Memorial Sanitarium” 1914 June 25, 1911 – “The Coming of the Kingdom in America” 1915 November 3, 1914 – “The Preacher as a Soul Winner” 1916 February 18, 1914 – “The Preacher as a Man at SWBTS” 1917 February 20, 1914 – “The Preacher as a Student” 1918 February 14, 1914 – “The Preacher in the Pulpit” 1919 January 28, 1915 – Banquet on Behalf of Baptist Sanitarium 1920 January 20, 1916 – Christian Education 1921 September 9, 1917 – Prohibition 1922 May 15, 1920 – “Baptist and Religion Liberty in Spanish” 1923 May 16, 1920 – Baptist and Religious Liberty 1924 December 8, 1921 – Little Rock, Arkansas 1925 April 11, 1923 – “What think ye of Christ” 1926 April 12, 1923 – Noon

49 1927 April 12, 1923 – Noon 1928 April 17, 1923 – Noon 1929 May 13, 1926 – Christian Education 1930 August, 1929 – Ridgecrest, North Carolina 1931 October 10, 1930 – Dallas, Texas 1932 March 16, 1931 – South America Trip 1933 July 14, 1931 1934 March 9, 1932 – Kansas 1935 January 3, 1933 – Buckner’s Orphan Home 1936 May 23, 1933 1937 April 4, 1934 – London Luncheon 1938 April 25, 1934 – Spurgeon 1939 May, 1934 – Charles Hadden Spurgeon 1940 October 18, 1934 – Preachers and Preaching 1941 November 5, 1934 – Talk to Mexican 1942 January 11, 1935 1943 March 2, 1935 1944 September 14, 1935 1945 March 16, 1936 – Shanghai 1946 May 26, 1936 – “Church Day” 1947 June 12, 1936 – “What Makes a Nation Great?” 1948 July 22, 1936 – Monterey Assembly 1947 September 6, 1936 1950 September 26, 1936 – “Our Debt to Luther Rice” 1951 October 28, 1936 1952 November 12, 1936 1953 1936 – Centennial of Texas Baptists 1954 March 9, 1937 – “Preachers and Preaching” 1955 July 7, 1937 1956 October 22, 1937 – Talk to Dallas County Association 1957 October 26, 1937 1958 November 17, 1937 – Chain of Missionary Association 1959 November 10, 1938 – Texas Baptists Hospitals 1960 1939 – Address at the Louisiana College 1961 May 28, 1939 – “Moses’ Secret Perpetual Youth and Strength” 1962 July 23, 1939 – The Baptist Message and Mission for the World Today 1963 June 22, 1940 1964 December 4, 1960 – Address to Grand Lodge of Texas 1965 January 12, 1941 – “Christ and Human Suffering” 1966 October 13, 1942 – “The Preacher and his Message” 1967 April 6, 1943 1968 April 1, No Year 1969 June 19, No Year 1970 October 30, No Year

Travel – Alphabetical

50 1971 Argentina 1972 Atlantic Ocean – enroute to Berlin, July, 1934 1973 Brazil 1974 Burma 1975 Chile 1976 China 1977 China – Baptists welcome Dr. Truett and Dr. Rushrooke, 1937 1978 Culloden Field 1979 Egypt 1980 Georgia 1981 India 1982 Japan, Tokyo – Nisisugomo Baptist Church 1983 Nigeria 1984 Paisano – Encampment, 1940 1985 South America 1986 Stratford on Avon

“George Washington Truett” by Powhatan White James Encyclopedia of Southern Baptists. Nashville: Broadman Press 1958. Vol. II. P. 1429 –1430.

Memorandum of Agreement

The family and heirs of the late Rev. George W. Truett of Dallas, Texas, and the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary of Fort Worth, Texas, agree that upon request of the former the latter shall receive from them and shall give care, custody, and protection to certain clippings, manuscripts, notebooks, papers, letters, scrapbooks, and other similar materials relating to the life, work, and ministry of the said Rev. George W. Truett.

The Seminary agrees to keep said materials within the premises of the Flemings Library building, now Roberts Library, to give to same security and protection, and to permit none but authorized persons to have access to or use of said materials. Only those persons shall be authorized whose moral character, Christian loyalty, scholarly competence, and sympathetic understanding of the late Dr. George W. Truett are above question.

Permission to use this collection for publication purposed by persons other than students and teachers of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary shall be referred to a joint committee composed of the president of the Seminary, one elected by the faculty of the School of Theology, and the librarian, who also shall serve as chairman, and three representatives of the family of Dr. George W. Truett. When requests come from students or teachers in the Seminary for the use of this material, the decision of the Seminary members of the joint committee shall be final. Mrs. George W. Truett and Dr. and Mrs. Powhatan W. James, Sr., shall be the first representatives of Dr. Truett’s family to serve on the above-mentioned joint committee. Persons designated by the family or heirs of the late George W. Truett may fill vacancies on the family part of the joint committee.

It is agreed by both parties that all use of this material shall be within the Fleming Library building, now Roberts Library, and that none of this material shall ever be permitted to go outside of said library building except upon special permission of the representatives of the family and heirs of the late Rev. George W. Truett.

Either party may terminate this agreement upon reasonable request. September 29, 1953

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