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Francis Hipp Papers Personal Series Box Folder Title 1 1 Advisory Council on Naval Affairs 1959-1963 2 Air Travel Forms 1973 3 American Life Convention, 1973 American Red Cross 4 1951-1952 5 1953 6 1954-1955 7 American Red Cross Fund Campaign 1950-1951 8 American Red Cross—Reports 1954-1955 9 American Red Cross Special Gifts Committee 1950 10 Analyst Visits, 1973 Augusta National Golf Club 11 1959-1960 2 1 1963 2 1964-1965 3 1977 Automobiles 4 1941-1959 5 1960-1966 6 Avondale Drive Property 7 Avondale Kennels 1973 8 Azalea Marketers, Ltd. 9 BBI Mortgage Corporation 1963-1964 BCH Estate 10 1 of 5 3 1 2 of 5 2 3 of 5 3 4 of 5 4 5 of 5 5 B&H Drilling Company 1960-1964 6 C. Beal, [Arthur Andersen and Company—Taxes] 1964-1965 Benedict College Board of Trustees 7 1972 8 1973 9 Financial Statements, 1973 10 Better Government Association 1955-1956 Biltmore Forest Country Club 11 1950-1958 12 1959-1960 13 1963-1965 40 Francis Hipp Papers Personal Series 4 1 Biographical Data 1964-1965 2 Blue Ridge Wing N' Fin Club 1959-1960 3 Boats 1955-1956 Bob White Associates 4 1960 5 1961 6 1962 7 1963-1964 8 Bonny Hall Plantation 1944, 1948 9 Booke & Company, 1973 10 Buckhorn Sanctuary 1956-1957 Business Development Corporation of South Carolina 11 1958—Folder I 12 1958—Folder II 13 1959 5 1 1960 2 1961 3 1962 4 1963-1965 Calendar 5 1959 6 1960 7 1961 6 1 1962 2 1963 Callery-Judge Grove 3 1965-1966 4 1969 Cards—Get Well Soon 5 1972 6 A-B 1972 7 C-D 1972 8 E-G 1972 9 H 1972 10 K-L 1972 11 M 1972 12 N-P 1972 7 1 R-S 1972 2 T-W 1972 3 Cards—Thank You for Get Well Soon Wishes, 1972 Carolina Natural Gas Corporation 4 1950 5 1951-1957 41 Francis Hipp Papers Personal Series Carolina Pipeline Company 1956-1957 6 Folder I—December 1956-December 1957 7 Folder II—October-November 1956 1958 8 Folder I—October-December Carolina Pipeline Company 1958 9 Folder II—February-June 8 1 Folder III—December 1958?????????? 1959 2 Folder I—January-March 3 Folder II—February-April???????? 4 Folder III—May-June 5 Folder IV—August-December 9 January-July 1960 1 Folder I—December 1959-May 1960 2 Folder II—June-July August-December 1960 3 Folder I—August 4 Folder II—September 5 Folder III—October-December January-June 1961 6 Folder I— 10 1 Folder II— 2 Folder III— July-December 1961 3 1962 4 Folder I— 5 Folder II— 1963 6 Folder I— 11 1 Folder II— 2 Folder III— 1964 3 Folder I— 4 Folder II— 1965 5 Folder I— 12 1 Folder II— 42 Francis Hipp Papers Personal Series 2 Folder III— 1969 3 Carolina Pipeline Company—Minutes, Reports 1961-1962 4 Folder I— 5 Folder II— 6 Carolina Pipeline Company—Proposed Reorganization of Carolina Pipeline Company, 1976 7 Carolinas United 1958 8 Carolinas' United Red Feather Services 1955-1957 Centurion Society 9 1955-1958 10 1964-1965 11 1966 13 Charitable Contributions 1 1956-1959 2 1960-1961 3 1962 4 1963 5 1964 6 1965 7 1969 8 Charitable Contributions—Stock 1963-1964 Charitable Trust Contributions 9 1973 10 1975 11 1976-1977 12 Charlotte Country Club 1948-1954 14 Charlotte News Publishing Company 1 1946-1950 2 1951-1954 3 1955-1956 4 1957 5 1958 6 1959 Children—John Boyd Hipp 7 1963 8 1964-1965 9 Children—Mary Elizabeth Hipp 1963 Children—Mary Jane Hipp 10 1963-1965 11 1969 Children—W. Hayne Hipp 43 Francis Hipp Papers Personal Series 12 1963-1964 15 1 1965 Citadel (The) 2 1959-1961 3 1965 4 1968 5 1972 6 1973 7 1977-1978 8 Citizen Committee on Multiple Drives 1953-1955 9 Citizens Committee for the Hoover Report 1957-1958 10 Civic Center Committee 1962-1964 11 Clemson University—Honorary Degree, 1980 Continental Wingate Buckeye 77 12 1 of 2 13 2 of 2 14 Company Contributions, 1973 16 Contributions—Various 1 1955-1957 2 1958-1960 Contributions 3 1973 4 1974 5 1976 6 1977 7 Corporate Development, Barry L. Edwards, 1977 8 Cosmos President, C. A. Batson, 1977 Cotillion Club 9 1955, 1957-1958 10 1962-1964 Crusade for Freedom 1956-1957 11 Folder I—October 1956-January 1957 12 Folder II—February-April 1957 13 Folder I—1956 14 Folder II—1957 17 1 Folder III—1956 2 News Articles, 1956 3 The Revolt in Hungary, 1956 4 The Story of the World Freedom Bell 5 Danes Cooke and Company, Inc. 6 Danes, Cooke, & Keheler, Inc. 7 Davis, William K.—Oil 1964-1970 44 Francis Hipp Papers Personal Series 8 Dawn Plantation 1954-1955 DOB Oil Properties, Inc. 9 1962-1963 10 1964 11 1965 18 Dogs 1 1954-1959 2 1961-1969 Ducks Unlimited 3 1957-1959 4 1960 5 1961-1962 6 1963-1965 7 1973 8 Ducks Unlimited Solicitation 1961 9 Ehrhardt Hunting Club 1958-1960 19 1 Estate of Mary L. Hipp 1969 2 European Trip 1952-1953 3 European Trip 1956-1958 4 Expense Accounting, 1960 5 Expenses—Cunliffe, Elizabeth Hipp (Medical and Miscellaneous) 1961-1962 Expense Receipts 6 1956 7 1957 8 1958 9 1959 10 1961 11 1962 12 1963 13 Nov 1965-June 1966 14 Expense Records, 1972 Expense Vouchers 15 1954 16 1955 17 1956 18 1957 20 1 1958 2 1959 3 1960 4 1961 5 1966-1967 6 1972 45 Francis Hipp Papers Personal Series 7 1973 (1 of 2) 8 1973 (2 of 2) 9 1976 (1 of 3) 10 1976 (2 of 3) 11 1976 (3 of 3) First Presbyterian Church 12 1958-1960 13 1961 14 1964-1965 21 1 Foundations 1954-1960 2 (The) Francis M. Hipp Foundation, 1965-1966 FMH Foundation 3 1976 Contributions 4 1973 5 1977 6 Four Holes Sanctuary Project Committee, 1973 7 Furman University 1969 Furman University—Advisory Council 8 1965 9 1966 Furman University—Advisory Council 10 1972 11 1973 12 1977 13 Furman University—Alumni, 1977 14 Furman University—Bachelor of Arts Degree, 1933 15 Furman University—Commencement Program, 1968 22 1 Georgia Tech, Class of 1928, 25th Anniversary Report 2 Greater Furman Fund 1953-1954 Green Valley Country Club 3 1963 4 1964 5 1965 6 1973 7 Greenville City Club 1962 Greenville Country Club 8 1946-1957 9 1961 10 1973 Greenville Country Club—Constitution and Bylaws 11 1947-1958 12 1961, 1963-1965 46 Francis Hipp Papers Personal Series 23 Greenville County Foundation 1 1956-1957 2 1958 3 1959-1960 4 1961 5 1963 6 Board of Trustees—Appreciation Certificate, 1958-1962 7 Greenville County Museum of Art, 1973 8 Greenville County Planning Board 1960 9 Greenville County Registration Committee 1957-1958 10 Greenville Executives Club 1949-1951 11 Greenville General Hospital—Annual Report, 1955 Greenville General Hospital (Correspondence) 1956-1958 12 Folder I—June 1957-December 1958 24 1 Folder II—January-May 1957 Greenville General Hospital—Membership of the Board of 2 Trustees, 1951 3 Greenville General Hospital (Minutes) 1956-1957 Greenville General Hospital (Monthly Financial Reports) 4 1957 5 Greenville General Hospital (Monthly Reports—Allen Bennett Hospital) 1956-1957 6 Greenville General Hospital (Reports) 1956-1957 7 Greenville Government Study Commission, 1972 25 1 Greenville Gun Club 1949-1951, 1955 2 Greenville High School—The Nautilus, 1927 3 Guest List 4 Guns 1959 5 Gunter, Dorothy H. 1943-1944 6 Gunter, Dorothy Hipp—Charitable Contributions 1961-1962 7 Gunter, Dorothy Hipp—Miscellaneous 1964-1965 8 Harper Smith & Associates 9 Health History, 1955-1957 10 Hilton Head 11 Hilton Head House 12 Hilton Head—Islander, 1971 Hilton Head Property 13 February-June 1958 14 July-December 1958 15 1959-1960 26 1 1961-1965 2 Hipp, Calhoun (Boyd Calhoun) 1943-1946 Hipp Cattle Company 47 Francis Hipp Papers Personal Series 3 1976 4 1977 Hipp Family History—Correspondence (Mrs. Jo Hendrix) 5 1978-1981 6 Hipp, Francis M.—Selective Service 1944-1945 7 Hipp, Grady 1943 8 Hipp, Mary L.—Miscellaneous 1959 9 Hipp, Mary Ladson 1972 10 Hipp, Mary Looper—Death, 1962 11 Hipp, Mr. and Mrs. William Hayne—Green Valley, August 23, 1969 12 Hollins Abroad—Betty 1956 Hotels 13 1952-1957 14 1963-1964 27 House and Grounds 1949-1954 1 Folder I—July 1949-April 1950 2 Folder II—May-November 1950 3 Folder III—December 1950-December 1954 4 1955-1956 5 1957-1961 6 1963-1965 7 Household Employee Tax Returns 1951-1962 Household Employees 8 1963-1965 9 1966 28 Household Employees 1 1967, 1969 2 1976 3 1977 Income-Expense Sheets 4 1959 5 1960 6 1963 7 1964-1965 8 1979 9 Income Tax Data 1961-1962 Income Tax Returns—Dorothy Hipp Gunter 10 1944 11 1945 12 1946 13 1947 14 1948 48 Francis Hipp Papers Personal Series 15 1949 16 1950 17 1951 18 1952 19 1953 20 Receipts and Tax Totals—Dorothy Hipp Gunter Industrial Gas Partnership 1977-1978 21 1 of 2 22 2 of 2 23 Institute of Life Insurance, 1973 24 The Institute of Living, 1977 29 Insurance 1 1958-1961 2 1963-1965 Investments 3 1958-1959 4 1960-1961 5 Investments and Insurance 1947-1957 6 Investments—Davis, William K. 1962-1963 7 Investments—Meadowlawn Lanes 1961-1964 8 Investments—Oil 1962 9 Investments—Real Estate (Transfer) Investments—Various 10 1962-1963 11 1964 12 1965 13 1966 14 The Kappa Alpha Journal, March 1965 Kappa Alpha Order 15 1948, 1955, 1958-1961 16 1963-1965 30 1 1969 2 Certificate of Membership, May 2, 1932 Keowee Club, Ltd.
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