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Benjamin Mays Papers Collection 223-1 to 223-181

Prepared by Joellen ElBashir, Curator Alhaji Conteh, Ph.D. MSRC Interns August 2016 Manuscript Division

Scope Note

The papers of Benjamin E. Mays (1895-1984) provide a glimpse into the life of the renowned educator, Baptist preacher, college president and civil rights advocate. The bulk of the papers range from the 1920s to the 1980s covering his extensive career in various roles at Howard University, Morehouse

College and on the Atlanta Board of Education among many others. The papers consist of 217 cubic feet of material and include nine series; Personal and Family Papers, Correspondence, Organizational

Affiliations, Speeches and Other Writings, Photos, Audio/Visual Materials, Academic Regalia,

Certificates/Awards/Artifacts and Subject Files. The papers were donated in four installations by Dr.

Benjamin Mays and the initial deposit was received on March of 1976 by Dr. Michael Winston, former

Director of the MSRC.

One of the largest sections in the Mays papers, comprising approximately 48 cubic feet, is the

Correspondence Series. The Correspondence Series is wide-ranging and contains both personal and professional correspondence. Many prominent twentieth century African-American artists, activists and scholars are represented in this series including; Carter G. Woodson, A. Phillip Randolph, Zora Neale

Hurston and Dorothy Height. Dr. Mays also maintained a close relationship with the King family and the correspondence reflects this with letters from Martin Luther King Jr., Coretta Scott King, Martin

Luther King Sr. and various other King family members. It also contains correspondence with politicians such Nelson Rockefeller and Adam Clayton Powell. Needless to say the correspondence series is an indispensable source of information into both the personal and public life of Mays.

Of particular importance is the Organizational Affiliation Series. Dr. Mays had a remarkable career and was a member and/or affiliated with a diverse array of organizations and institutions. These organizations and institutions were educational, religious, political and philanthropic in nature. Some of

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the more prominent organizations and institutions included in this series are: Morehouse College,

Howard University, the University of Chicago, the Democratic National Convention, the NAACP, the

YMCA, the Interdenominational Theological Center, the United Negro College Fund and the Ford

Foundation among many others. This series reflects the institutional legacy of Dr. Mays.

Another significant feature of the Mays papers are the Speeches and Other Writings Series. This series contains written transcripts of the speeches Dr. Mays gave at colleges and universities, fundraising events as well his numerous religious sermons. These speeches include full transcripts as well as notes and revisions. Among the other writings are papers that Dr. Mays wrote on civil rights, race relations, politics, education and his regular column in the Pittsburgh Courier and Chicago Defender. This series contains a copy of his master’s thesis and his manuscripts Born to Rebel and Disturbed About Man. The

Speeches and Other Writings Series provides a glimpse into the philosophy of Dr. Mays.

The Benjamin Mays Papers provide researchers with a plethora of primary sources to investigate the life of Dr. Mays. From his speeches to his personal and professional writings, organizational documents and various artifacts, the Mays Papers give a comprehensive view of his life and work.

Cover Photo: Portrait of Dr. Benjamin Mays (Undated).

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Biographical Sketch Dr. Benjamin E. Mays 1894 August 1 Born to S. Hezekiah and Louvenia (Carter) Mays in Epsworth, South Carolina 1916 Graduated as Valedictorian from the High School Department, South Carolina State College, Orangeburg, South Carolina 1920 Graduated with honors from Bates College, Lewiston, Maine Married Ellen Harvin, South Carolina teacher, who died in 1923 1921-1924 Taught mathematics at Morehouse College and was the Pastor at Shiloh Baptist Church in Atlanta, Georgia 1925 Earned a Masters of Arts degree from the University of Chicago 1926 Married Sadie Gray, social worker 1928-1930 Held the position of National Student Secretary, YMCA 1934-40 Dean of the School of Religion, Howard University, Washington D.C. where he significantly improved the national reputation of the school. 1935 Earned a Ph.D. University of Chicago 1935 Elected member Phi Beta Kappa and Delta Sigma Rho, Bates College 1937 One of thirteen Americans to attend the World Conference of YMCA’s in Mysore, India. 1940-67 Became President of Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia and served in this capacity for 27 years. Mays was elected President Emeritus upon his retirement. 1946 Began his “My View” weekly column for the Pittsburgh Courier. 1949-1953 Member of the Central Committee for the World Council of Churches. 1958-1961 President of the United Negro College Fund, Inc. 1959 Appointed to Advisory Council of United States Committee for the United Nations. 1961 Appointed member National Advisory Council of Peace Corps. 1961 Represented the 1962 Member, United States National Commission for UNESCO 1969 Sadie Gray Mays died.

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1969 Published Disturbed About Man, a collection of his sermons including his eulogy for his close friend and mentee Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 1969 Became a consultant to the Office of Education, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Washington, D.C. 1969 Elected to the Atlanta Board of Education 1969-1981 Elected President of the Atlanta Board of Education and played an instrumental role in the desegregation of Atlanta schools. 1970 Became a consultant for the Ford Foundation 1971 Published Born to Rebel, a social and political autobiography. 1974 Became a member of the board for numerous organizations including: United Negro College Fund, University of Chicago Alumni Association, Paine College, Religious Heritage of America, Butler Street YMCA, among others. 1977 Received the Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Award- given by the Martin Luther King Center. 1977 City of Los Angeles- Certificate of Commendation from Mayor Tom Bradley. 1977 Recipient of the Roy Wilkins NAACP Award- Scholar, Clergyman, Statesman and Humanitarian. 1980 Recipient of the Ebony Lifetime Achievement Award, Johnson Publishing Company. 1981 Dedication of Benjamin E. Mays High School in Atlanta, GA. 1984 March 28 Dr. Benjamin Mays died in Atlanta, GA.

Source: Biographical Sketch of Benjamin Elijah Mays, revised February 20, 1984.

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Photo 2: Young Benjamin Mays (Undated).

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Series Descriptions Series A Personal and Family Papers Box 223-1 to The Personal and Family series contains biographical information for Box 223-8 Benjamin Mays, his wife Sadie Mays and her sister Emma C. W. Gray. This series contains family correspondence and documents as well as information in regards to the organizational affiliations of Sadie Mays.

Series B Correspondence Box 223-9 to The Correspondence Series represents a significant amount of the Mays Box 223-49 Papers. The list of names in the correspondence series include various political and cultural icons such as: Channing Tobias, Anna Julia Copper, President Harry Truman, A. Phillip Randolph, Newt Gingrich, Adam Clayton Powell Jr., Paul and Eslanda Robeson and Mary McLeod Bethune among others. Of particular note in this series is the correspondence between Dr. Mays and various members of the King family including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Rev. Martin Luther King Sr., Coretta Scott King and a few others.

Series C Organizational Affiliations Box 223-50 to The Organizational Affiliations series represents the brilliant career of Dr. 223-118 Mays as an educator and administrator and his many organizational and institutional affiliations. Some significant materials in this series document Dr. Mays’ time with the Atlanta Board of Education during the 1970s, his time at Morehouse University and as a member of the YMCA.

Series D Speeches and Other Writings

Box 223-119 to The Speeches and Other Writings by Dr. Mays include drafts and notes Box 223-149 regarding his manuscripts Born to Rebel and Disturbed About Man. Also included are his various sermons, newspaper articles, speeches, wedding ceremonies and eulogies. Of special note is the Martin Luther King, Jr. eulogy by Dr. Mays.

Series E Photographs Box 223-150 to The Photographs series documents many of the activities of Dr. Mays. Box 223-155 There are photographs of Dr. Mays and Mrs. Sadie Mays including some excellent portraits. There are also numerous photographs of Dr. Mays with historical figures like Mary McLeod Bethune and President Jimmy Carter.

Series F Audio/Visual Box 223-156 to The audio series includes reel to reel tapes, cassette tapes, and video Box 223-159 cassettes of speeches made by Dr. Mays. There is also a collection of vinyl recordings of speeches and performances that Dr. Mays collected. A cassette tape of Mrs. Sadie Mays’ funeral and video tapes of Dr. Mays’ funeral are also included.

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Series Descriptions

Series G Academic Regalia

Box 223-160 to The academic regalia series includes numerous caps and gowns worn by Box 223-166 Dr. Mays at the various graduation and academic ceremonies in which he participated.

Series H Certificates, Awards and Artifacts Box 223-167 to The awards received by Dr. Mays include framed certificates and Box 223-179 resolutions, citations, plaques, medallions and sculptures. A separate listing of awards highlights date, donor and purpose of each award. For additional award information please review name of organization in the subject files for related correspondence. Dr. Mays received many honorary degrees and related academic regalia. These degrees and artifacts document the respect of the education community for Dr. Mays’ contributions. Other artifacts include formal wear, a hat, a walking cane, and several bibles.

Series I Subject Files Box 223-180 to The subject files of ephemera collected by Dr. Mays include numerous Box 223-181 invitations to speak, and information and news clippings regarding various individuals and organizations.

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Photo 3: HBCU Presidents (Undated)-Rufus Clemente (Atlanta University), W.A. Fountain (Morris Brown College), Florence Read (Spelman College), Harry Richardson (Interdenominational Theological Center) and Benjamin Mays.

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Photo 4: Dr. Benjamin E. Mays and Sadie Mays dressed for White House Dinner Honoring the Shah of Iran (April 11, 1962).

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Series A: Personal and Family Papers Box Folder Benjamin E. Mays 223-1 1 Biographical Sketch 2 Birth Certificate, August 1, 1895 3 Business Cards 4 Campaign Atlanta Board of Education, October 2, 1973 5 Certificate of Ordination, D.C., 1938 6 College Transcripts 7 Comprehensive Exam, University of Chicago, March 13, 1934 8 Death of Mays, newspaper clippings, 1984 9 Diaries, 1943, 1957, 1959, nd 10 Diaries, November 18, 1936, nd 11 Discussion Topics about Howard University, nd 12 Dissertation Guidelines, 1935 13 Draft of Will 14 Eulogy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., April 9, 1968 15 Europe Travel Itinerary, nd 16 Funeral Program, March 31, 1984 17 History of Christian Ethics, University of Chicago notebooks, nd 18 Inventory of Books 19 Medical Report, November 7, 1933 20 Membership Cards 21 Monthly Itinerary, June – December 1953, January – June 1954 22 Morehouse College, Centennial Commencement Address, May 30, 1967 23 My Own Words, essay, August 30, 1978, September 5, 1978 24 Notebooks, University of Chicago, October 4, 1932 - November 23, 1938, January 3, 1933 25 Oral History Interview, Columbia University, 1980 26 Oral Interview WRC-TV, NBC Channel 4, April 14, 1962 27 Passport 28 Real Estate Deed, January 22, 1962 29 Real Estate Deed, April 28, 1955 30 Retirement Compensation, Morehouse College 31 Retirement from Atlanta School Board 32 Scrapbook Log, 1946-1973 33 Transcribed Telephone Conversation, Mays and Anderson, May 26, 1928 34 Tribute to My Wife, essay, n.d 35 Train reservations, 1949-1951 36 Travel itinerary, 1979 37 Wedding ceremonies 38 WWII rationing cards

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Series A: Personal and Family Papers Box Folder Programs 223-1 39 Eugene Kinckle Jones, Executive Secretary of National Urban League, December 13, funeral program, n.d. 40 Programs, 1916-1920 41 South Carolina State College Commencement, 1916 42 Bates College 54th Annual Commencement, June 20-23, 1920 43 University of Chicago Convocation, 1924 44 Programs, 1940 -1945 45 Programs, 1946-1949

Box Folder Programs (cont.) 223-2 1 Programs, 1950-1959 2 Programs, 1960-1965 3 Programs, 1966-1969 4 Programs, 1970-1975 5 Programs, 1976-1979 6 Programs, 1980s

Awards and Tributes 223-2 7 Bates College, Alumnus of Merit, 1982 8 WSB-Radio (Morehouse), Shining Light Award, 1982 9 Street-naming, Greenwood, SC, 1981 10 Portrait dedication, 1980 11 Roy Wilkins Award, 1977 12 Salute to Bennie 13 September Days Club Senior Hall of Fame, 1982 14 Southern Conference of Black Mayors Tribute, 1976 15 State of Georgia Meritorious Public Service, 1982 16 Street-naming, Atlanta, GA 1981 17 Collections of Life and Heritage Tribute, 1981 18 Lander College honorary degree, 1974 19 Historic marker, birthplace, 1981 20 Benjamin E. Mays High School dedication, 1981 21 Distinguished American Educator, 1978 22 Dorie Miller Award, 1971 23 James Bryant Conan Award, 1977 24 Street-naming, Mays Crossroads, 1981 25 Pass It On banquet, tribute, 1983

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Series A: Personal and Family Papers Box Folder Awards and Tributes (cont.) 223-2 26 Spingarn Medal – NAACP, 1982 27 ACE Award, 1982 28 Various tributes, 1940-1982 29 WXIA-TV Atlanta Community Service Award, 1982

Family Correspondence and Documents 223-3 1 Baxley, W.W. 2 Blocker, Booker T. 3 Blocker, Mae Willie 4 Blocker, Marshall J. 5 Blount 6 Blount, Elizabeth Gray- Funeral Program and Remarks 7 Butler, George W. 8 Crim, Alonzo 9 Goode, Cheryl 10 Grair, Stephanie 11 Gray, Adele 12 Gray, Emma 13 Gray, Emory S. 14 Gray, Madison Blount 15 Gray, Myrene 16 Griggs, Eugene 17 Griggs, Trisha 18 H-W 19 Hall, Julia Mae 20 Illegible 21 Lallage, Emma 22 Maxwell, Cassandra E. 23 Mays Family Members 24 Mays, Mr. and Mrs. H.M. 25 Mays, Hezekiah 26 Mays, John Henry Jr. 27 Mays, Mr. and Mrs. H.H. 28 Mays, Glen Susie 29 McHenry, Louis P. 30 Memorial Programs 31 B-G 32 Family Correspondence 33 Norman, Joan 34 Pa-Pow 35 Palmore, Julia H.

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Series A: Personal and Family Papers Box Folder Family Correspondence and Documents (cont.) 223-3 36 Perkins, B-R 37 Powell, D-S 38 Powell, Camille 39 Powell, Gilmore 40 Powell, James 41 Powell, Mary T. 42 Powell, Mary Gordon L. 43 Powell, Nettie 44 Ra-Wi 45 Remembering Emma Gray, Telegrams 46 Ryce, Amos 47 Smith, Eddie Ruth 48 Waller, Effie 49 White, Evelyn 50 Yeargins, G-W 51 Unknown

Sadie Mays 223-4 1 Biographical material, n.d. 2 Birth Certificate, 1900 3 Birth Control Information 4 Description of Employment History 5 Diary, n.d. 6 Dissertation (M.A.) University of Chicago, 1931 7 Driver’s License, 1945 8 Financial Records, 1929 - 1948 9 Funeral Program for James S. Gray, 1929 10 Funeral Program, 1969 11 Funeral Rites Information, 1969 12 Gray Family History, The Negro History Bulletin, June 1952 13 “Hallelujah I’m Not White!,” essay, n.d. 14 Hospital Service Certificate 15 Last Will and Testament, n.d. 16 Medical Records, 1944 17 NAACP Membership Card, February 1944 18 National Conference of Social Work, 1903s 19 Note Cards, n.d. 20 Notes for Class, n.d.

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Series A: Personal and Family Papers Box Folder Sadie Mays (cont.) 223-4 22 Postcards, 1927 - 1967 23 Programs, variety, 1926 – 1966, n.d. 24 Social Workers Club, Atlanta, GA 25 Teaching Materials of Atlanta and Howard Schools of Social Work, n.d. 26 Transcript, 1926 27 University of Chicago Student Cards 28 Writings, 1926-1940

Sadie Mays Family Correspondence 223-4 29 Ad – Bu 30 Blount, Cordelia 31 Blount, Elizabeth Gray 32 Blount, Madison 33 Dunson, Ellious 34 Duster, Alfroda 35 Go – Mo 36 Gray, Emma C.W 37 Gray, Emory 38 Gray, Josephine S. 39 Gray, Josephine (Master’s Thesis) 40 Gray, Millie 41 Gray, Myrene 42 Gray, Tessor 43 Henderson, Louis 44 Lester, Javonia 45 Lofton, Fred (Little One) 46. Mays, Sadie G.

223-5 1 Mays, Benjamin, March 6 – June 27, 1926 2 Mays, Benjamin, June 30 – September 15, 1926 3 Mays, Benjamin, 1927 – 1934 4 Mays, Benjamin, 1934 – 1935 5 Mays, Benjamin, 1936 – 1937 6 Mays, Benjamin, 1939 – 1944 7 Mays, Benjamin, 1945 – 1959 8 Mays, Benjamin E., n.d. 9 Pa – Wi 10 Pitts, Harold L. 11 Pitts, Paul L.

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12 Powell, Gilmore 13 Powell, James Solomon 14 Pryer, Flourine Blount

Series A: Personal and Family Papers Box Folder Sadie Mays Family Correspondence (cont.) 223-5 15 Ruff, Samuel 16 Ryce, Emma Burton 17 Wells, Charles (Chuckie) E. 18 First Names, A – W 19 Cavassa 20 Edith and Lattie 21 Mabel 22 Mike 23 Snig 24 Unknown 25 Al – Av 26 Ba - Be 27 Bi - By 28 Burton, R. L. 29 Ca – Cat 30 Cha – Chi 31 Cl – Cu 32 D – Du 33 Dobbs, Emmett 34 Durr, Virginia 35 Ed – Ev 36 Estime, Lucienne H. 37 Fa – Fr 38 Ga – Gu 39 Gaines, Melena 40 Gomillian, Charles G. 41 Ha 42 Hamilton, Grace 43 Hayes, Roland 44 He – Hu 45 Hirono, Ryokichi 46 Hutchins, William J. 47 Ireland, W. E. 48 Ja – Jo 49 Ka – Kr 223-6 1 La - Lo 2 Ma – My

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3 Na - Ny 4 Nelson, Blanche Wright 5 Newborn, Julius 6 Od – Ow

Series A: Personal and Family Papers Box Folder Sadie Mays Family Correspondence (cont.) 223-6 7 Pa – Pu 8 Ra – Ry 9 Sa – Si 10 Sl – Sw 11 Stanley, Frank Jr. 12 Ta – Tu 13 Va – Ve 14 Wa – We 15 Washington, Forrester B. 16 Wh – Wy 17 First Name – Willie 18 Yergan, Max 19 Young, Louise 20 First Name Organizational Affiliations 223-6 21 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. 22 American Association of Social Workers 23 Association on American Indian Affairs, Inc. 24 Atlanta Negro Youth Theater 25 Atlanta Paine College Alumni Club 26 Atlanta School of Social Work 27 Atlanta Urban League 28 Atlanta Urban League 29 Bethune-Cookman College 30 Chautauqua Circle 31 Chicago Urban League 32 Christian Methodist Episcopal Church 33 Church Programs 34 Clergy 35 CME Church 36 College Alumnae Club 37 Commission on Interracial Cooperation 38 Commission on Cooperation Council 39 Council of Churches – Georgia 40 Council of Churches – World 41 County Out System

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42 Cromarties Enterprises 43 Danforth Chapel 44 Danforth Foundation 45 Doll, “SaraLee”, Sara Lee Creech 46 Fellowship of the Concerned 47 Organization of Child Welfare Service to Underprivileged Children

Series A: Personal and Family Papers Box Folder Organizational Affiliations (cont.) 223-7 1 Fellowship of Southern Churches 2 Financial Contribution 3 Georgia Atlanta Council on Human Relations 4 Georgia Atlanta Council on Human Relations 5 Georgia Committee on Race and Relations 6 Georgia Study of Negro Child Welfare 7 Georgia Teachers and Educational Association 8 Georgia Tuberculosis Association 9 Girl Scouts 10 Girl Scouts 11 GSA Printed Material 12 Greater Atlanta Council on Human Relations, 1961 – 62 13 Happy Haven 14 Holsey – Cobb Institute 15 Japan International Christian University Foundation, Inc. 16 Memorial Nursing Home 17 Memorial Nursing Home 18 Memorial Nursing Home 19 Memorial Nursing Home 20 National Association of Minister Wives 21 NAACP – Atlanta Chapter 22 National Association of Colored Women 23 National Youth Administration 24 National Youth Administration 25 Phyllis Wheatley – YMCA, Atlanta Chapter 26 Phyllis Wheatley – YMCA, D.C. Chapter 27 Readers’ Research Club 28 Spelman College 29 Travelers Aid Society 30 Utopian Literary Club 31 Washington Committee on Housing 32 YMCA 33 YMCA, 12th St. Branch

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Emma C. W. Gray

223-8 1 Biographical Information 2 Obituary 3 Last Will and Testament 4 University of Chicago, class notes 5 Paine College Alumni Scholarship Fund

Series A: Personal and Family Papers Box Folder Emma C. W. Gray (cont.) 223-8 6 Paine College Alumni Association, 1947 7 Paine College High School Graduates, 1886 8 Paine College Alumni Association draft constitution, 1948 9 Paine College Certificate of Appreciation, 1955 10 Paine College Alumni Roster, 1914-1950 11 Paine College musical production, “Marching On,” n.d. 12 Financial ledgers, 1941-1959

Series B: Correspondence Box Folder

223-9 1 Aa – Ab 2 Abbot, William D. 3 Abdo, Nancy W. 4 Abercramble, E. L. 5 Abernathy, James W. 6 Abernathy, Ralph 7 Abram, Morris 8 Abrams, S.S. 9 Abrecht, Paul 10 Abney, George 11 Abt, Jean 12 Ackerman, Robert K. 13 Acme, Bo – Mo 14 Acree, Jack K. 15 Adair, Eu – T 16 Adams, Ag – Ari 17 Adams, C.C. 18 Adams, Charles G. 19 Adams, Dq – Jam 20 Adams, Frankie V.

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21 Adams, J.W. 22 Adams, Ken – Myr 23 Adams, Nama P.G. 24 Adams, Osi – Phy 25 Adams, Ran – Wil 26 Adelekam, Fassi A. 27 Aderinto, Dele 28 Adderley, N.C. 29 Addison, Carrie 30 Addo, P.E.A. 31 Adkins, Sidney

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-9 32 Adley, Harry 33 Ae – Afr 34 Ag – Ahl 35 Ala – Alc 36 Aiken, Arthur 37 Aiken, E.N. 38 Aiken, Leroy W. 39 Aiken, S.S. 40 Aiken, W.H. 41 Aikman, Patrick 42 Akb – Ake 43 Akers, John M. 44 Akins, Fannie 45 Akins, John 46 Akiwowo, Akin and Shirley 47 Akp – Akr 48 Ald – Alf 49 Alexander, Ad – Em 50 Alexander, Cecil A. 51 Alexander, Fa – Is 52 Alexander, Ja – Jit 53 Alexander, Jo – Ju 54 Alexander, Ke – Oc 55 Alexander, Pal – Ru 56 Alexander, Sadie 57 Alexander, T.M 58 Alexander, Wi – Wil 59 Alg – Alm 60 All, W.H. 61 Allen, Arthur

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62 Allen, Bo – Fra 63 Allen, Harvey 64 Allen, Henry 65 Allen, Ivan III 66 Allen, Ivan Jr 67 Allen, Jam – Jul 68 Allen, J.R. 69 Allen, La – Li 70 Allen, Leroy B. 71 Allen, M.C. 72 Allen, Ra – Ro 73 Allen, Sa – Wi

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-9 74 Alleyne, C.C 75 Allgood, William I. 76 Allison, William W. 77 Allmon, Joseph T 78 Allsopp, Ralph 79 Alo-Alu 80 Alston, Wallace 81 Alston, All – War 82 Am – Ams 83 Ananias, Jose 84 Ancrum, Hettie 85 Anderson, A – D 86 Anderson, E – M 87 Anderson, J.C. 88 Anderson, Paul B. 89 Anderson, N – R 90 Anderson, S – T 91 Anderson, V – W 92 Anderson, Winslow S. 93 Andrea, Leonard E. 94 Andrews, B – F 95 Andrews, J – L 96 Andrews, Stanley 97 Andrus, Carl A. 98 Angelo, George St. 99 Anglin, Gary 100 Annett, John B 101 Anonymous/Hate Mail 102 Ansted, Harry B.

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103 Anthony, Paul 104 Antes, John M. 105 Anthony, An – Wi 106 Apl – App 107 Arata, Howard 108 Arbouin, Uvee M.

223 – 10 1 Archer, L. T 2 Archer, Samuel H. 3 Archer, William C. 4 Ardis, Evart W. 5 Ardleigh, Joseph D. 6 Ardoyno, Dolores 7 Argrett, L.M.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-10 8 Arl – Arm 9 Armstrong, Ar – Ja 10 Armstrong, Ma – Wi 11 Arnall, Ellis G. 12 Arndt, Elmer F. J. 13 Arnett, Gracia 14 Arnett, Trevor 15 Arnold, A – V 16 Arnold, Ernest J. 17 Arnold, Morris E. 18 Arnon, Joel 19 Arnsberger, Eva 20 Aro – Ars 21 Aronson, Arnold 22 Arrington, Richard 23 As – Asf 24 Ash – Ask 25 Ashabranner, Brent 26 Association of Private Colleges 27 Associated Press 28 Art – Arv 29 At – Ati 30 Atkins, Fr – Ja 31 Atkinson, Ja – Ru 32 Atkins, Sam O. 33 Antkins, Betty

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34 Atwood, J. – San 35 Atkins, Francis Loguen 36 Atwood, Rufus B. 37 Aubrey, Edwin E. 38 Aubrey, Gladys T. 39 Aug – Aus 40 Austin, Paul 41 Avent, Joseph D. 42 Avila, Manuel C. 43 Avyaktanenda, Swami 44 Ayer, Ja – Ju 45 Ayers, Robert H. 46 Aylen, Iris 47 Ayoub, Sam 48 Az 49 Azar, Thomas

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-10 50 First Name only, A 51 Baa – Bah 52 Baab, Otto 53 Bacoats, J. A. 54 Baehr, Karl 55 Bader, Jesse M. 56 Bagley, Stanley B. 57 Bailey, Clara 58 Bailey, Herman 59 Bailey, Joseph 60 Baird, A. Cray 61 Baird, Leonora 62 Bailey – Bak 63 Baker, Arnold 64 Baker, Ella 65 Bald – Ball 66 Baldwin, Dewitt C. 67 Baldwin, Olivia 68 Banc – Bann 69 Banfield, W. S. 70 Banks, A. A. 71 Banks, Ted 72 Banks, W. R. 73 Bara – Bart 74 Barnett, Claude

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75 Barnett, Eugene 76 Barnette, Henlee 77 Barnes, Roswell 78 Barrow, Lionel 79 Barstow, Robbins 80 Bartlett, Gene

223 – 11 1 Bascom- Batt 2 Bates, John 3 Battle, B. J. 4 Battle H. E. 5 Bau 6 Baugh, Fontella 7 Bauer – Baurerman 8 Bayh – Baxter 9 Bea – Bec 10 Beardslee, Alvord

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-11 11 Beatty, W. Barton 12 Beaven, Robert 13 Beebe, W. T. 14 Beers, G. Pitt 15 Bed – Bei 16 Beittel, A. D. 17 Bel – Bem 18 Belafonte, Harry 19 Bell, William H. 20 Bell, W. Y. 21 Ben – Ber 22 Benge, Willa (Gulf Oil Corp) 23 Beningus, Emma (national ministers) 24 Bennett, Carl D. 25 Bennett, Charles E. 26 Bennett, Fay 27 Bennett, Helen J. 28 Bennett, Lerone 29 Benton, Ira 30 Bernhard, Harold 31 Berry, Evelyn 32 Bes – Beu 33 Best, James

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34 Bethune, Mary Mcleod 35 Bia – Bir 36 Bianchi, B. A. 37 Bickers, Benjamin 38 Biehle, Martha 39 Bilheimer, Robert S. 40 Billingslea, C. William 41 Billikopf, Jacob 42 Billman, Carl 43 Bird, Francis 44 Birnie, James H. 45 Bischoff, Milton 46 Bla – Bli 47 Black, C. William (Jr.) 48 Black, Hugo 49 Black, Lucille 50 Blackburn, Armor J. 51 Blackburn, Ben B. 52 Blackshear, O. L.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-11 53 Blackwell, M. A. 54 Blake, Elias 55 Blayton, Jesse B. 56 Blo – Bly 57 Bloom, Wilbur W. 58 Blount, Cordelia 59 Bluford, F. D. 60 Blunt, Madelyne 61 Boa – Bon 62 Bodein, Vernon P. 63 Boddie, Charles E. 223 – 12 1 Bogan, M. D. (Benedict College) 2 Boger, D. L. 3 Bolan, B. A. 4 Boland, Kells 5 Bomani, Paul 6 Bomar, Charles E. 7 Bond, Charles M. 8 Bond, Julian 9 Bond, Helen (NAACP) 10 Bond, Horace Mann

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11 Bond, Robert 12 Bone, Russell E. 13 Bonhomme, Arthur 14 Boo – Bos 15 Booker, Morrel 16 Boone, Daniel 17 Boone, Richard A. 18 Booth, L. V. 19 Borders, William H. 20 Bornholdt, Laura 21 Bot – Bou 22 Bow – Boy 23 Bowden, Artemisia 24 Bowden, D. J. 25 Bower, Trevor 26 Bower, Esther Weightman 27 Boyajian, Armenak 28 Boyer, James 29 Bra – Bre 30 Bracey, Earle L.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 12 31 Bracey, James M. 32 Bradley, Fulton O. 33 Brady, Ralph W. 34 Bragg, Harold 35 Braisted, Paul J. 36 Branch, G. Murray 37 Branshy, Joe 38 Branton, Wiley 39 Braswell, Stephen 40 Brawley, James P. 41 Brazel, Bradford R. 42 Breedlove, H. K. 43 Brennon, Maynard J. 44 Brewster, B. H. 45 Bri – Bro 46 Bridges, Jack M. 47 Briggs, Channing M. 48 Bridgman, Ralph 49 Brimmer, Andrew 50 Brisbane, Robert 51 Britan, H. H.

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52 Britton, James M. 53 Broach, Claude U. 54 Brocksbank, Robert 55 Bronson, Oswald P. 223 – 13 1 Brooks, A. – Brooks, W. 2 Brooks, Edward W. 3 Brooks, Lyman B. 4 Brooks, Oliver W. 5 Brown, A. – Brown, J 6 Brown, Aaron 7 Brown, Amos 8 Brown, Aubrey 9 Brown, Ben 10 Brown, Charlie 11 Brown, Charlotte Hawkins 12 Brown, Earl Scott 13 Brown, Edward 14 Brown, Forest D. 15 Brown, Hansford

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-13 16 Brown, J. Arthur 17 Brown, J. L. 18 Brown, Kenneth I. 19 Brown, L. – Brown, Z. 20 Brown, L. B. 21 Brown, Minnie M. 22 Brown, Sterling W. 23 Brown, Theodore E. 24 Browne, A. – Browne, W. 25 Browne, Eleanor Kent 26 Brownlee, Fred L. 27 Broxton, Mildred E. 28 Bruc – Brut 29 Bryan – Bryant 30 Bryan, John L. 31 Bryan, Lulu B. 32 Bryant, J. E. 33 Bryant, John 34 Bryson, E. & Bryson G. 35 Buch – Buck 36 Buchner, Glenn R.

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37 Bue – Buy 38 Buker, Raymond 39 Bullard, James E. 40 Bullard – Bullington 41 Bullock, Benjamin 42 Bullock, Ralph W. 43 Bum – Bun 44 Bunche, Ralph (Mr.& Mrs.) 45 Bundrige, Charles 46 Burc – Burn 47 Burden, Harley 48 Burke, Yvonne 49 Burn – Burt 50 Burns, Norman 51 Burnham, Louis E. 52 Burroughs, Nannie 53 Burson, Bill 54 Burton, Waymond L. 55 Bus

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-13 56 Bus 57 Busbee, George 58 Bush, John E. 59 But 60 But 61 Butler, Charles 62 Byn 63 Byr 64 By 65 Buz 66 First Name, B

223 – 14 1 Cab – Cad 2 Cadburn, W. E. 3 Cadden, Joseph 4 Cae-Cai 5 Cald – Calm 6 Calhoun, E. Clayton 7 Calhoun, John H. 8 Calhoun, Malcolm P.

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9 Calhoun, W. T. 10 Calimee, Thomas Lee 11 Caliver, Ambrose

12 Calloway, W. L. 13 Came – Campbell 14 Campbell, Finely 15 Campbell, Rita L. 16 Cameron, Rondo 17 Can – Cant 18 Cannon, James A. 19 Cantrell, Everett A. 20 Cape – Capra 21 Cara – Cary 22 Carmicheal, Warren 23 Carroll, Edward G. 24 Carroll, John M. & Margaret 25 Carroll, Jackson W. 26 Carroll, Gladys Hasty 27 Carter, B – Carter, U 28 Cart, Theodore W. 29 Carpenter, Betty 30 Carpenter, G. H.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-14 31 Carter, Jimmy 32 Carter, Jimmy 33 Carter, Jimmy & Rosalyn 34 Carter, Lawrence Edward 35 Carter, Lisle 36 Carter, Matthew G. 37 Carthen, Doris 38 Case – Casw 39 Cassidy, George L. 40 Caster, W. O. 41 Catc – Catu 42 Causb – Cause 43 Cauthen, John K. 44 Cava – Cavi 45 Cavert, Samuel McCrea 46 Cayc – Cayl

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47 Ced – Cer 48 Ceesey, Farimang 49 Cerney, Edwin/Isabel 50 Chaf – Chav 51 Chalmers, Allen 52 Chamberlain, C. Meade 53 Chamberlain, Roy B. 54 Chambers, T. M. 55 Chandler, John H. 56 Chappelle, E. E. 57 Charleston, S. P.

223 – 15 1 Chauncey, Coleman J. 2 Chazeaud, C. A. 3 Chee – Chev 4 Cheek, James E. 5 Cheek, Wilson 6 Chic – Chis 7 Chick, C. A. 8 Chiles, Jesse M. 9 Chisholm, Mae McFall 10 Chivers, Walker R. 11 Choa – Chri 12 Christopher, Arthur J.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-15 13 Christopher, L. M. 14 Chung – Church 15 Cissel, G. J. 16 Citizen, A. 17 Citizens for Ruth Harvey Charity 18 Claffey, Michael E. 19 Claiborne – Clair 20 Clam – Clas 21 Clark, A. – Clark, W. 22 Clark, A. T. 23 Clark, Caesar 24 Clark, Donald O. 25 Clark, E. A. 26 Clark, Felton 27 Clark, Leon

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28 Clark, Ramsey 29 Clarke – Clarkston 30 Clark, Mary DuBignon 31 Clay – Claytor 32 Clayton, Xernona 33 Clauson – Clawson 34 Cleaver, Emuel E. 35 Cleland, Max 36 Clem – Clev 37 Clemmons, John B. 38 Clemmons, Mozelle W. 39 Clemmons, Sheila 40 Clement, Pearl 41 Clement, Rufus E. 42 Cliff – Clin 43 Clifford, Paul I. 44 Clop – Clyb 45 Coa – Cob 46 Coc – Coe 47 Cochran, Ann 48 Cochrane, Warren R. 49 Cof – Cok 50 Cofer, June 51 Cola – Cold 52 Cole – Coley

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223-15 53 Coleman, H. H. 54 Coleman, Kenneth 55 Colclough, J. C. 56 Cole, T. W. 57 Coleman, Roger Williams 58 Colli – Collm 59 Collins, Bertell L. 60 Colq – Colw 61 Colston, James A. 62 Colston, Freddie C. 63 Colt, S. Sloan 64 Come – Comp 65 Compton, Dorothy 66 Compton, James W. 67 Compton, Randolph P.

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68 Cona – Cony 69 Cone, W. Henry 223 – 16 1 Coninx, Anthony J. 2 Conley, Joe M. 3 Conyers, James 4 Coombs, Fletcher 5 Cook – Coop 6 Cook, Clair M. 7 Cook, Howard A. 8 Cook, Samuel DuBois 9 Cooper, Anna Julia 10 Cope – Copp 11 Coper, Eunice 12 Cooper, William M. 13 Corb – Corw 14 Corbett, F. J. 15 Cornell, Slyvia 16 Cornett, Robert A. 17 Corrin, Malcolm L. 18 Cos – Cou 19 Cousins, Robert L. 20 Cov – Cow 21 Cowan, John A. 22 Cowan, Wayne H. 23 Cowart, Chester R.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-16 24 Cox – Coz 25 Cox, John W. 26 Cozart, Leland S. 27 Craft – Craigie 28 Cram – Cras 29 Crane, Henry H. 30 Cranford, Clarence W. 31 Crank, Sujette F. 32 Crav – Cray 33 Crawford, D. D. 34 Crawford, Evans 35 Crawford, John W. 36 Crawl, W. F. 37 Crea – Crew 38 Cric – Crit

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39 Crim, Alonzo 40 Croc – Crut 41 Crockett, George W. Jr. 42 Cromartie, Charlie Mae 43 Cromartie, Ernestine M. 44 Cromartie, E. W. II. 45 Crosson, Wilhelmina 46 Cryer, Newman Jr. 47 Cuff – Cul 48 Culver, Dwight W. 49 Culver, Mearl P. 50 Cummings, Clark Walker 51 Cund – Cunn 52 Cuninggim, Merrimon 53 Cunningham, C. K. 54 Cure-Curt 55 Cureton, R. E. 56 Curry, M. K. Jr. 57 Curtis, Barbara 58 Curtright, A. C. 59 Cus – Cuz 60 Czech 61 First Names, C

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223 – 17 1 Dab – Dam 2 Dau – Davis, B. 3 Davis, C – Davis, G 4 Davis, H – Davis, L 5 Davis, M – Davis, R 6 Davis, S – Day 7 Dabbs, James M. 8 Dabney, Thomas L. 9 Dallas, Thelma F. 10 Dalton, Glen D. 11 Danforth, John C. 12 Danforth, William H. 13 Daniel, Robert P. 14 Daniel, V. E.

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15 Danielson, Albert V. 16 Daniels, Walter E. 17 Dansby, C. B. 18 Dan – Dat 19 Daskam, Max F. 20 Davis, Benjamin G. 21 Davis, Edward D. 22 Davis, Griffith J. 23 Davidson, Jeff 24 Davis, Jerome 25 Davis, John P. 26 Davis, John W. 27 Davis, Lawrence A. 28 Davis, Lee G. 29 Davis, Marianna W. 30 Davis, Mel L. 31 Davis, Ray 32 Davis, Robert E. 33 Davison, Will 34 Dawson, Joseph M. 35 Dawkins, L. H. 36 Dawson, Margaret C. 37 Dea – Dej 38 Del – Dem 39 Den – Dew 40 Dean, George 41 Dean, Julian H. 42 Dean, R. B.

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223-17 43 Dean, Richie L. 44 Dean, Richie S. 45 Dean, Theodore R. 46 DeBoar, Lawrence P. 47 Dedmon, Emmett 48 DeFrantz, R. B. 49 Delany, Hubert 50 Deleston, James 51 DeLisse, Morris 52 DeLoatch, Daniel L. 53 Demons, Leona 54 Dempsey, Maenelle 55 Dennard, Cleveland L.

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56 Dent, Albert W. 57 Denton, Albert B. 58 Dent, Luther 59 Denton, John K. 60 Dia – Did 223 – 18 1 Dicks, Henry J. 2 Dickson, M. D. 3 Die – Din 4 Diessner, G. R. 5 Diggs, William P. 6 Dillingham, John 7 Dimon, Armine 8 Dinkins, William H. 9 Dip – Dix 10 Dixon, Richard H. Jr. 11 Dob – Don 12 Dobbs, John Wesley 13 Robert, L., Dr. 14 Dodds, John R. 15 Don – Dor 16 Dor – Dou 17 Dou – Dov 18 Dombrowski, James A. 19 Donnell, James C. 20 Donohue, Maurice F. X. 21 Doolittle, J. H. 22 Dorey, Frank D.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-18 23 Dorn, William Jennings 24 Douglas, H. Paul 25 Douglas, Melvin I. Ed. D. 26 Dow, Ernest A. 27 Dowdy, Lewis 28 Dowling, Monroe D. 29 Dr 30 Drake, J. F. 31 Drake, M. Richard 32 Drake, Wilhelmina B. 33 Drayton, Jerry 34 Dreer, Herman 35 Driskell, Edward F.

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36 Druggists, Weber and Judd 37 Dub – Duj 38 DuBois, Shirley Graham 39 DuBois, W. E. B. 40 Duckett, Bernice A. 41 Dudley, Edward R. 42 Duhart, Julia Goode 43 Duk-Dunh 44 Dulles, John Foster 45 Dumas, Carrie 46 Dunbar, Leslie W. 47 Duncan, John Thomas 48 Dunl-Durh 49 Dunham, Katherine 50 Dunn, Yetta 51 Durl – Duv 52 Durham, Barbee W. 53 Durley, Gerald 54 Duster, Alfreda M. 55 Duster, Benjamin C. 56 Dv 57 Dw 58 Dy 59 First Name, D

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223-19 1 Ea – Eav 2 Eason, Nick 3 Eaves, A. Reginald 4 Eb – Ebe 5 Ec – Eddy 6 Eddy, Sherwood 7 Edley, Christopher F. 8 Edmondson, Ralph 9 Edwards, A – W 10 Edwards, V. A. 11 Eg – Ek 12 Einisman, Myron 13 Elman, Lloyd C.

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14 Elder, Alphonso 15 Eldredge, Lucy 16 El – Ell 17 Ellis, A – W 18 Elliot, A – S 19 Elliot, A. R. 20 Ellison, B – J 21 Elmer, Franklin 22 Elm – Ely 23 Em – Eo 24 Emmanuel, Joshua 25 English, Ronald W. 26 Enslin, Morton S. 27 Ep – Eq 28 Er – Es 29 Espy, R. H. Edwin 30 Et – Eu 31 Eubanks, John B. 32 Ev – Ex 33 Evans, A – W 34 Evans, Clement A. 35 Evans, E. B. 36 Evans, Felix 37 Evans, James C. 38 Evers, Charles 39 First Name, E 40 Fa – Fah 41 Fagler, M. Richard

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223-19 42 Fai – Fan 43 Far – Fas 44 Farmer, James 45 Farley, Aloysius James 46 Farris, Jerome 47 Fau – Fay 48 Faulkner, William 223 – 20 1 Fe – Fei 2 Fel – Fen 3 Ferm, William Dean 4 Fer – Fey 5 Fi – Fif

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6 Fil – Fin 7 Fir – Fit 8 Fisher, Clifton 9 Fisher, A. Franklin 10 Fisher, Edgar 11 Fisher, Galen 12 Fisher, Mark Miles 13 Fisher, Ted V. 14 Fisher, Welthy 15 Fitzgerald, David 16 Fla – Flg 17 Fleming, A – V 18 Fleming, Harold 19 Flemister, Carl 20 Fli – Fly 21 Flourney, Craig 22 Fo – Fol 23 Fon – For 24 Foote, Henry Wilder 25 Ford, A – W 26 Ford, Marcella 27 Ford, Marcella 28 Foreman, Robert 29 Foster, A – S 30 Foster, Hazel 31 Foster, L. H.

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223-20 32 Foster, Luther 33 Fortson, A – Z 34 Fou – Fox 35 Fowler, Elmer 36 Fowler, Wyche 37 Fox, Viola 38 Foxx, J. F. 39 Fra – Fraz 40 Frank, Anna 41 Franklin, C – V 42 Franklin, C. L. 43 Franklin, John Hope 44 Frazier, E. Franklin

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45 Fre – Fro 223 – 21 1 Freeman, A – Z 2 Freeman, Hardy 3 Freeman, Mary 4 Freeman, Ross 5 Freeman, Thomas 6 Freeman, Louis 7 Frost, Harlan 8 Fu – Fuq 9 Fuller, C – W 10 First Name, F 11 Last Name, F 12 Unknown, F 13 Ga – Gad 14 Gadd, Edna D. 15 Gadsden, Mitchel E. 16 Gadsen, Maude 17 Gadson, John W. 18 Gae – Gai 19 Gaillard, Thaddeus B. 20 Gaillard, Thaddeus B. 21 Gallagher, Buell G. 22 Gal – Gan 23 Gambrell, David Henry 24 Gandy, Charles F. 25 Gandy, Samuel L.

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223-21 26 Gar – Gardner 27 Gardner, E – W 28 Garfield – Garnett 29 Garlingston, S. Wycliffe 30 Garrard – Gartrell 31 Garrett, D – T 32 Garrick, James Peter 33 Garrison, C – R 34 Gartner, David G. 35 Gas – Gat 36 Gaul – Gaustad 37 Gavins, Doris L. 38 Gavins, Raymond

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39 Gay – Gaymon 40 Gayle, James E. 41 Gayles, Joseph Nathan 42 Gea – Gei 43 Gel – Gen 44 Geo – Gep 45 Ger – Get 46 Gezork, Herbert 47 Gh – Gho 48 Gibbs, Ma – Wa 49 Gibson, Ar – Wi 50 Gibson, Davey L. 51 Gid – Gie 52 Gil – Gin 53 Gilbert, A – R 54 Gilbert, Ralph Mark 55 Gill, E – W 56 Gilpin, Patrick J. 57 Gingrich, Newt 58 Gip – Giv . 59 Gl – Gle 60 Glenn, Susie 61 Glenn, Susie 62 Glenn, Susie

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223-22 1 Glick, G. Wayne 2 Glo – Glu 3 Gloster, Hugh 4 Gloster, Hugh 5 Gloster, Hugh 6 Gloster, Hugh M. 7 Gloster, Hugh M. 8 Glover, Benjamin 9 Glover, Mildred 10 Gob – Gog 11 Gol – Golden 12 Goldman – Goldthwaite 13 Gomillion, Charles

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14 Gooch – Goodbody 15 Goode, Ch – Ro 16 Goode, Julia Mac 17 Goodgame – Goosby 18 Googe, O. G. 19 Goold, Edgar H. 20 Goodloe, Joseph W. 21 Goofwin, G – R 22 Goodwin, E. C. 23 Goodwin, R. Dean 24 Gor – Gos 25 Gordon, B – W 26 Gordon, A. H. 27 Gordon, Leland 28 Gordon, Mary Louise 29 Gordon, Mary Louise 30 Gordon, Mary Louise 31 Gordon, Mary Louise 32 Gordon, Mary Louise 33 Gore, George W., Jr. 34 Gosseff, William T. 35 Gou – Gow 36 Gould, Laurence Mckinley 37 Gouldlock, James H. 38 Grace – Grayson 39 Graham, B – Vi 40 Graham, Frank P.

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223-22 41 Granger, Lester B. 42 Grant, An – Wi 43 Graves, Al – Vi 44 Gray, Ad – Wi 45 Gray, Adele H. 46 Gray, Arthur D. 47 Gray, Clifton D. 48 Gray, Emory S. 49 Gray, Hanna Holborn 50 Gray, Myrene 51 Gray, Madison 52 Gray, William H., Jr. 53 Gre – Grey

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54 Gregg, Howard D. 223 – 23 1 Green, Be – Wi 2 Green, Robert L. 3 Greene, Ar – W 4 Greene, Charles W. 5 Greene, Marjorie 6 Gribbs – Grizzard 7 Griffen, Earl 8 Griffin, An – We 9 Griffin, John A. 10 Grimes, H. C. 11 Grisby, Eu – Ul 12 Grisby, Snow F. 13 Gresham, Jerome L. 14 Gro – Gru 15 Gu – Gui 16 Gul – Gun 17 Gur – Gw 18 Gwynn, Price H., Jr. 19 First name only, G 20 Ha – Hab 21 Habein, H. C. 22 Hac – Had 23 Hacker, C. Leroy 24 Hackney, R. C. 25 Haefner, Ruth 26 Hag – Hai

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223-23 27 Hahn, Maxwell 28 Hahn, Richard 29 Haines, C – W 30 Hakim, Samia 31 Hal 32 Hale, A – V 33 Hale, Frank W., Jr. 34 Hale, Morris 35 Hale, Toussaint L. 36 Hale, Phale 37 Haley, Alex 38 Hall, Cameron 39 Hall, Ernest

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40 Hall, Grace 41 Hall, Kittie 42 Hall, Julia M. 43 Hall, A – T 44 Hall, Joseph A. 45 Hall, Regina A. 46 Hallcran, Ruth 47 Halyard, Wilburn 48 Ham 49 Hamberg, Marie A. 50 Hamer, Fannie Lou 51 Hammond, Majorie 52 Hampton 53 Hamilton, A – W 54 Hamilton, Berta 55 Hamilton, Charles Rev. 56 Hamilton, Charles H. 57 Hamilton, Charles S. 58 Hamilton, Edward 59 Hamilton, Grace T. 60 Hamilton, Henry C. 61 Hamilton, Norman 62 Hanb – Hanl 63 Hance, Kenneth 64 Hancock, Gordon 65 Hancock, Marie

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223-23 66 Handy, W. C. 67 Hanevold, Lois 68 Hann – Hans 69 Hannah, John 70 Hannigan, Walter 71 Hansen, Kenneth L. 72 Hanson, Joseph 73 Harari, Maurice 74 Hardin, Allen 75 Harding, Vincent 223 – 24 1 Hargrave, Thomas B. 2 Hargraves, James Archie

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3 Hardrick, Brunzy 4 Hara – Hark 5 Hardy, A – W 6 Hardy, Arthur 7 Harl – Harr 8 Harley, Carrie M. 9 Harmon, A – S 10 Harmon, Shermon 11 Harms, John 12 Harper, A – W 13 Harper and Bros. Publishers 14 Harper, Carrie 15 Harper, Charles 16 Harper, J. A. 17 Harper, Madge 18 Harper, W. F. 19 Harrington, A – R 20 Harris, A – H 21 Harris, A. H. 22 Harris, Charles F. 23 Harris, Charles J. 24 Harris, David A. 25 Harris, Florence F. 26 Harris, J. M. 27 Harris, James B. 28 Harris, J. T., Jr. 29 Harris, M. LaFayette

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223-24 30 Harris, N- W 31 Harris, Patricia Roberts 32 Harris, Wendell, Jr. 33 Harris, William H. 34 Harrison, Earl L. 35 Harrison, G – W 36 Harshbarger, Luther 37 Hart – Harz 38 Hart, C – W 39 Hart, Frank 40 Hartley, Ronald 41 Hartsfield, T. R. 42 Hartsfield, William B.

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43 Harvard Educational Review 44 Harvey, A - W 45 Harvey, Alex 46 Harvey, Martin L. 47 Harvey, Raymond 48 Harwell, L. Foster 49 Has 50 Hastie, William H. 51 Hat 52 Hatch, Edwin 53 Hatcher, Richard 54 Hatcher, Robert 55 Hathaway, Isaac 56 Hauser, David R. 57 Hausman, Carl R. 58 Hausner, Marion 59 Hawes – Hawkins 60 Hawes, Helen 61 Hay 62 Haydon 63 Hayes, B – W 64 Hayes, Charles L. 65 Hayes, Florence 66 Hayes, George E. 67 Hayes, L. L. 68 Hayes, Robert

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223-24 69 Hayes, Roland 70 Haynes, F – W 71 Haynes, George E. 72 Haynes, J. K. 73 Haywood, J. W. 74 Haywood, P – V 75 Havice, Charles 76 Hawes, Mae C. 77 Hawkins 78 Hawkins, G. W. 79 Hawkins, Elder 80 Hawley, William N. 81 Hazel, Josie

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82 Hazel, Josie 83 Hazel, Lillie M. 84 Hazel, Lucinda 85 Hazelwood, H. D. 86 Hazelwood, Harry 87 Hea 88 Hearne, David 223 – 25 1 Heb – Hef 2 Hedgeman, Anna 3 Hedgley, David R. 4 Hei – Hin 5 Height, Dorothy 6 Hemphill, Paul W. 7 Hel – Her 8 Hendelson, William 9 Henderlite, Rachel 10 Henderson, A – V 11 Henderson, Butler 12 Henderson, Butler 13 Henderson, Butler 14 Henderson, Charlie 15 Henderson, E. B. 16 Henderson, Freddye 17 Henderson, H. A. 18 Henderson, J. Raymond 19 Henderson, Jacob R. 20 Henderson, Stephen 21 Henderson, Thomas H. Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-25 22 Henderson, Vivian 23 Hendrick, Irene 24 Henderick, Robert M. 25 Henry, Aaron E. 26 Henry, Anita 27 Henry, C – W 28 Henson, Francis A. 29 Hen – Hep 30 Her – Het 31 Herbert, Nathaniel 32 Herndon, Norris 33 Herring, Lucy S. 34 Hester, James M.

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35 Hetlage, Dorothy 36 Hew – Hey 37 Hickerson, Sadye 38 Hickman, C – R 39 Hickman, T. Lloyd 40 Hicks, A – W 41 Hicks, Charles A. 42 Hicks, Charles 43 Hicks, Wiemer 44 Hickson, Eugene 45 Hickson, R. L. 46 Higginbotham, A – R 47 Higgins, Chester 48 Higgins, N – W 49 Hightower, A – J 50 Hilderbrandt, Leonard 51 Hill, A – H 52 Hill, Cordelia 53 Hill, Daniel G. 54 Hill, Horatio 55 Hill, Jesse Jr. 56 Hill, Juanita 57 Hill, Knox 58 Hill, L – O 59 Hill, Leslie Pinckney 60 Hill, Norman 61 Hill, P – W 62 Hiller, Harry W.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-25 63 Hillman, Harry F. 64 Hilther, Seward 65 Hilton, Hotel 66 Hines, G. L. 67 Hines, Samuel 68 Hindu 69 Hinkle, Marilyn 70 Hinton, B – J 71 Hinton, Jack 72 Hinton, James M. 73 Hiss, William C. 74 Hixson, Jerome 75 Hj – Hr

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76 Hoage, Annette 77 Hoard, Walter B. 78 Hob – Hoc 79 Hodge, B – W 80 Hodges, J – V 81 Hodges, Richard E. 82 Hodges, Sloan S. 223 – 26 1 Hof 2 Hoff - Holl 3 Hoffman 4 Hoffmann 5 Hog – Hoh 6 Hogan, W. E. 7 Holb – Holi 8 Holcomb, Richard 9 Holl 10 Holland, C – T 11 Holland, Jerome 12 Holland, N. W. 13 Holland, R. L. 14 Hollings, Ernest Fritz 15 Hollis, C – M 16 Hollins, W. H. 17 Hollowell, Donald 18 Holm – Holt 19 Holmes, Ann

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-26 20 Holmes, Ann 21 Holmes, B – W 22 Holmes, Florence Allen 23 Holmes, W. A. 24 Honaeel, A. 25 Honts, Ernest L. 26 Hoo B - W 27 Hood, C – W 28 Hooft, W. A. 29 Hooks, B – Z 30 Hoover, Carde F. 31 Hop 32 Hope, Corrie

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33 Hope, Edward 34 Hope, J - R 35 Hope, John Franklin 36 Hopkins, B – W 37 Hopkins, Donald 38 Hopson, Brannon 39 Hor 40 Horace, James L. 41 Hornback, Jack 42 Hornsby, Alton 43 Hornsby, W. S. 44 Horowitz, Sarah 45 Horton, A – O 46 Horton, Myles 47 Horton, Romeo 48 Hos 49 Hot 50 Hou 51 House, David 52 Houser, George 53 Houston, A – Z 54 Houston, Charles 55 Hov 56 How – Hoy 57 Howard, A – Y 58 Howard, C. Worth

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-26 59 Howard, Raoul 60 Howell, A – T 61 Howell, David 62 Howell, Whitaker 63 Howie, Samuel E. 64 Howland, William 65 Hub 66 Hubert, B – Z 67 Herbert, C. D. 68 Hud – Hug 69 Hudson, B – W 70 Hudson, James 71 Hudson, William

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72 Huff, Norma 73 Huff, William Henry 74 Huggins, B – S 75 Huggins, K. A. 76 Huggins, Naomi 77 Hughes, C – W 78 Hughes, Erma 79 Hughes, Erma 80 Hughes, Erma 223 – 27 1 Hughley, J. Neal 2 Hui – Hul 3 Hull, Morton 4 Humphrey, Hubert H. 5 Hume, Jeannette 6 Humes, H. H. 7 Hum – Hun 8 Hunt, A – R 9 Hunt, Carol 10 Hunt, David L. 11 Hunt, Frank B. 12 Hunt, R. L. 13 Huntley, Elizabeth 14 Huntley, T. E. 15 Hunter, C – W 16 Hunter, Jane E. 17 Hunter, Roy 18 Hunton, W. A.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-27 19 Hur 20 Hurley, Mildred 21 Hus – Hut 22 Hurston, Zara Neale 23 Hutching, Francis 24 Hutchins, William J. 25 Hutchinson, Paul 26 Hutchinson, Russell 27 Hyd – Hys 28 Hylick, J. B. 29 Hyman, Mary W. 30 First name – H 31 H – only

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32 Ia 33 Idannides, A – R 34 Idd – Idi 35 Ig – In 36 Ingalis, Harold P. 37 Ingraham, Edythe H. 38 Imes, G. Lake 39 Imes, William L. 40 Inmon, William E. 41 Ir – Iro 42 Irving, A – R 43 Irvis, K. Leroy 44 Irwin, E – T 45 Irwin, Thomas T. 46 Isa – Iso 47 Ivc – Ivo 48 Ivy, James W. 49 First Name Only, I 50 Jaco – Jacq 51 Jacobs, Donald G. 52 Jackson, A – Jackson, J. 53 Jackson, A. Patterson 54 Jackson, Adelle 55 Jackson, Hobart C. 56 Jackson, Jesse 57 Jackson, J. H. 58 Jackson, K – Jackson, W

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-27 59 Jackson, L. K. 60 Jackson, Larry A. 61 Jackson. Lenwood A. 62 Jackson, Lillie M. 63 Jackson, Luther P. 64 Jackson, Maynard 65 Jackson, Nelson 66 Jackson, Roswell 67 Jackson, William S. 68 Jackson, Willie 69 Jad – Jag 70 Jah – Jak 71 Jama – Janu

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72 James, Gillette 73 James, Julius 74 James, John J. 75 James, Leon C. 76 James, Samuel H. 77 Janus, Sidney Q. 78 Jar – Jay 79 Jarrett, Thomas D. 80 Jarrett, Vernon 81 Javits, Jacob 82 Jeffers-Jeffries 83 Jelks, Lo 223 – 28 1 Jem 2 Jemison, D. V. 3 Jen 4 Jer 5 Jernagin, William H. 6 Jet 7 Jew 8 Jewel, Lucille 9 Jim – Jin 10 Job – Joc 11 Johanson – Johns J. 12 Johnikin, M. 13 Johns, R. Elizabeth 14 Johnson, A – Johnson, G 15 Johnson, Andrew L. 16 Johnson, Arthur L. 17 Johnson, Campbell

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-28 18 Johnson, Charles S. 19 Johnson, Charles S. III 20 Johnson, H – Johnson P 21 Johnson, John H. 22 Johnson, Leroy 23 Johnson, Lyndon B. 24 Johnson, Margaret 25 Johnson, Mordecai Wyatt 26 Johnson, Myron 27 Johnson, R – Johnson, W 28 Johnson, Tobe

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29 Johnson, V. D. 30 Johnston, B – Johnston, W 31 Joiner 32 Jona – Joni 33 Jolly – Jolley 34 Jones, A – Jones, J 35 Jones, Bois Jewillet 36 Jones, Charles M. 37 Jones, David D. 38 Jones, Edward 39 Jones, Eugene Kinckle 40 Jones, J. B. 41 Jones, L – Jones, W 42 Jones, Lawrence N. 43 Jones, Major 44 Jones, R. W. E. 45 Jones, Stanley 46 Jones, Susie 47 Jones, Thomas E. 48 Jones, William H. 49 Jordan, C – Jordan, R 50 Jordan, Charles W. 51 Jordan, Dupree 52 Jordan, Vernon 53 Jos 54 Joseph, James A 55 Josey, E. J. 56 Jou

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-29 1 Joy 2 Ju 3 Julian, Percy 4 First Names Only, J 5 Kaa – Kaz 6 Kaighn, R. P. 7 Kano, L.T 8 Kaplan, Kivie Dr. 9 Kaplan, Kivie Dr. 10 Kaplan, Kivie Dr. 11 Kappa Delta Pi 12 Kaufman

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13 Kauflman, D. L. 14 Kavanaugh, John 15 Kea – Keh 16 Kearse, Logan Rev. 17 Keehn, Thomas 18 Keene, Edna 19 Keene, J. Calvin 20 Keith, B – L 21 Keith, Luther C. 22 Keitel, Frances 23 Kel 24 Kelley, C – P 25 Kellog 26 Kelley, John J. 27 Kelley, A – J 28 Kelley, K – Z 29 Kelsey, George 30 Ken – Kep 31 Kenn 32 Kendall, Raymond 33 Kennison, Paul 34 Kennedy, A – Z 35 Kennedy, Edward 36 Kennedy, George 37 Kennelly, J. G. 38 Kennedy, Robert 39 Kennedy, Walter 40 Kent, Carl

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-29 41 Kent, Haines 42 Ker – Ket 43 Kern, Paul 44 Kersey, Robert 45 Kester, Alice 46 Kester, Howard 47 Ketcham, George F. 48 Key, Joseph 49 Keys 50 Khoury, Dwight 51 Kiah, Virginia 52 Kic – Kil

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53 Kilgore, C – M 54 Kilgore, Thomas 55 Kim – Kin 56 King, A – J 57 King, Bernice 58 King, Blake 59 King, Coretta Scott 60 King, D. E. 61 King, K – S 62 King, Rev. Martin Luther, III. 63 King, Martin Luther, Sr. 64 King, Rev. Martin Luther, Jr. 65 King, N. Judge 66 King, T – Z 67 King, Yolanda 68 King, Yvonne 69 Kingsbury, Helen Ovington 70 Kingmen – Kingstree 71 Kirby, Clyde 72 Kirkendoll, C. A. 73 Kir 74 Kirkland, James E. 75 Kirland, Joyce 76 Kirkpatrick, Iow 77 Kirschbaum, Charles H. 78 Kisher, John F. 79 Kissling, Albert J. 80 Kissinger, Henry A. 81 Kitagaua, Joseph M.

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223-30 1 Kitchen 2 Kitchen, Gordon and Dorothea 3 Kitchen, Robert W., Jr. 4 Kitchen, W. J. 5 Kittrell, Flemmie 6 Kiz 7 Kje 8 Kla – Kli 9 Klein, Elizabeth 10 Klenbort, Daniel 11 Klenbort, Marcia 12 Kling, Susan

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13 Kline, Nathaniel 14 Klu 15 Kna 16 Knapp, Forrest 17 Knapp, William 18 Kne – Kni 19 Knickerbocker, Marnice 20 Knight, Frances G. 21 Kno 22 Knoff, Gerald 23 Knowles, A – Z 24 Knowles, Clive 25 Knox 26 Knox, John 27 Knu 28 Knudson, Haakan 29 Kob – Koc 30 Koch, Harrold 31 Koe – Kom 32 Kon – Kor 33 Kontz, John 34 Kornegay, A – Z 35 Kos – Kov 36 Kostka, William 37 Kra 38 Kre – Kri 39 Kro – Kru 40 Kruger, Daniel

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-30 41 Kuh 42 Kuiper, G. L. 43 Kul – Kun 44 Kur – Kus 45 Kusch, W. F. 46 Kuy 47 Kwa – Kwi 48 Kyl 49 Kyle, Walter 50 First Name Only, K 51 La – Lag 52 Ladson, Etta M.

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53 Lai – Lam 54 Laing, G. J. 55 Lamb, B. F. 56 Lamb, C – E 57 Laird, Sam 58 Lamon, Harry, Jr. 59 Lampe, Williard 60 Lampkin, Daisy E. 61 Lan – Lant 62 Land, L. D. 63 Landsaw, Floyd 64 Lance, Bert 65 Lane, A – U 66 Lanier, R. O’Hare 67 Lanier, William H. 68 Lantz, Edward 69 Lap – Las 70 Larkin, Newton W. 71 Laf – Lau 72 Lav – Laz 73 Law, W. W. 74 Lawless, T 75 Lawrence, B – W 76 Lawrence, Charles R. 77 Lawson, B – W 78 Lawson, Chris E. 79 Lawson, E. D. 80 Lawson, James Jr.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-30 81 Le – Lea 82 Leatherbury, Evelyn J. 83 Leathers, C. W. 84 Leavenworth, Lynn 85 Leaport, Wilbur T. 86 Lee, A – K 87 Lee, Esaias F. 88 Lee, George 89 Lee, L – W 90 Lee, L. A. 91 Lee, Oscar 92 Lef – Lei

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93 Leggett, Glen H. 94 Lehfeldt, Martin 95 Leiper, Henry S. 96 Lem – Leo 97 LeMone, Archie 223 – 31 1 Lennox, G. Merrill 2 Leonard, A. N. 3 Leonard, Walter 4 Ler – Let 5 Letson, John W. 6 Leu – Lew 7 Lewis, A – F 8 Lewis, G - K 9 Lewis, Ira 10 Lewis, James 11 Lewis, John 12 Lewis, L – W 13 Lewis, W. C. 14 Lewison, Barbara 15 Li – Ll 16 Libby, Frederick 17 Libby, Steve 18 Lilley, Robert 19 Limbert, Paul M. 20 Lim – Lin 21 Lincoln, C. Eric 22 Lincoln, C. Ranlet 23 Lindeman, Edward

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-31 24 Lindsay, C – R 25 Lindsey, A – P 26 Lindsey, Nathaniel 27 Lip – Lis 28 Lipphard, William B. 29 Lipman, Wynoma M. 30 Liston, Hardy 31 Lit – Liv 32 Littlejohn, Clarence 33 Loa – Loc 34 Locke, Alain Leroy 35 Lockey, Barbara

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36 Lockett, Gretchen 37 Lod, Loe 38 Loeschner, Ray B. 39 Lof – Loi 40 Loften, Eleanor 41 Lofton, Fred 42 Logan, Rayford 43 Lor – Lot 44 Lom – Loo 45 Lomax, Michael 46 Long, A – W 47 Long, Herman H. 48 Long, Howard 49 Long, L. W. 50 Long, Ralph 51 Loos, William A. 52 Lord, Edward D. 53 Lorne, Naomi 54 Lothrop, Donald C. 55 Lottier – Myrick, Isabelle 56 Lub, Luo 57 Lucas, A – M 58 Lur – Lut 59 Lou – Lov 60 Low – Lown 61 Lowery, Charles 62 Lowry, A. Leon 63 Lowry, B. J.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-31 64 Lowry, Edith E. 65 Lowry, Howard 66 Lyl – Lyt 67 Lyons, Charles 68 Luxemburger, Jerry 69 First Name, L 223 – 32 1 Mab – Mac 2 Maca – Macm 3 MacGregor, Lawrence J. 4 MacLennan, Charles F. 5 MacNair, Everett

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6 Mackay, James A. 7 Macklin, A. G. 8 Mad – Mae 9 Madden, C. W. 10 Mag-Mal 11 Maguire, Bruce B. 12 Maguire, John D. 13 Major, Russel 14 Maloof, John W. 15 Mam-Mapp 16 Mangham, Edward J. 17 Manigault, N. L. 18 Manley, Albert E. 19 Mapp, Betty 20 Mapp, F. E. 21 Mara-Marsh 22 Marney, Carlyle 23 Marion, Henrietta 24 Marquis Company 25 Marquis, Sarah 26 Mars-Mart 27 Marsh, Leo 28 Marshall, George 29 Marshall, Thurgood 30 Mart-Marz 31 Martin, E. M. 32 Martin, Louis 33 Martin, Louis 34 Martin, Louis

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-32 35 Martin, Sloan 36 Martin, Zona M. 37 Mash – Mast 38 Math – Matz 39 Mau – Max 40 Maultsby, Lucy J. 41 Maxwell, John W. 42 Maxwell, O. Clay 43 May, Allen 44 May – Mayo 46 Mayo, Harold 47 Mays, A – Mays, W

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48 Mays, Ethel 49 Mays, Harvey H. 50 Mays, Horace 51 Mays, J. H. 52 Mays, Margorie 53 Mays, Sadie G. 54 Maz – Mazi 223 – 33 1 McAfee – McBride 2 McAlpine, David/Sally 3 McCabe – McCauley 4 McCall, Emmanuel 5 McCall, Homer L. 6 McCall, Walter R. 7 McClain – McClure 8 McClellan, Graydon E. 9 McClennon, L. D. 10 McCarthy, Eugene R. 11 McCartney, Albert J. 12 McCobb – McCoy 13 McCoy, Albert B. 14 McCoy, Cleo M. 15 McCracken, Robert J. 16 McCracken – McDowell 17 McDaniel – McDuffie 18 McDaniel, Vernon 19 McDonald, Dora 20 McElroy – McFeely 21 McFadden, Grace

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-33 22 McFarland, Ollie 23 McGann – McKeachie 24 McGill, Ralph 25 McIver – McLellan 26 McKee, William T. 27 McKee, William W. 28 McKinney, Richard I. 29 McKinney, Samuel 30 McKinney, Wade H. 31 McLain, Raymond 32 McLaren – McNiven 33 McLaughlin, Maggie

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34 McLendon, F.E. 35 McMillan, Eldridge W. 36 McMillan, W. A. 37 McNeil, Jesse 38 McPartland – McWilliams 39 McTyre, Mildred 40 Mdodana – Meares 41 Meadows, Charles L. 42 Meador, Edward 43 Medbury – Meites 44 Melby – Menzies 45 Mercer – Mezerik 46 Merriam, Thorton 47 Merideth, Charles W. 48 Merner, Garfield D. 49 Merrill, Charles E. 50 Metropolitan Atlanta Community Services 51 Mic – Mid 52 Middleton, B – Middleton, H 53 Middleton, M.D. Harvey N. 54 Middleton, John A. 55 Middleton, J – Middleton, O 56 Mig – Mik 223 – 34 1 Milburn – Miltenberger 2 Millet, Garland 3 Miles – Mirsky 4 Miles, Rev. Henry

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223-34 5 Milgram, Morris 6 Miller, A – G 7 Miller, Alexander F. 8 Miller, Belle 9 Miller, Edward C. 10 Miller, Ernest B. 11 Miller, H – N 12 Miller, Herbert T. 13 Miller, Isaac H. 14 Miller, J. Frederick 15 Miller, J. Quinter 16 Miller, P – W

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17 Miller, Robert H. 18 Miller, Ruth 19 Miller, Telly H. 20 Miller, Warren D. 21 Miller, Zell 22 Miller, Last Name 23 Milton, Lorimer D. 24 Mims – Mirkin 25 Mishoe, Luna I. 26 Missionary Movement 27 Mitchell, A – J 28 Mitchell, Addie S. 29 Mitchell, Edward C. 30 Mitchell, George S. 31 Mitchell, H. L. 32 Mitchell, L – W – Mkosi 33 Mitchell, Walter M. 34 Mitchell, William E. 35 Mitchell, William H. 36 Mix – Miz 37 Mob – Monta 38 Moran – Moreland 39 Monro – Mooneyham 40 Moore, A – Moore, G 41 Moore, H – Moore, J 42 Moore, L – Moose 43 Morgan – Morong 44 Morrell – Morrison

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 35 1 Morse – Morton 2 Morsell, John A. 3 Morr-Moten 4 Morton-Motz 5 Morton, Charles E. 6. Morton, Nelle 7 Mosb – Mosl 8 Mou - Moz 9 Moultrie, Carl 10 Mud – Munc 11 Mund – Murphy 12 Murphy – Murphy, W. Allen 13 Murray – Muso

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14 Murray, Ralph J. 15 Must – Muz 16 Mye – Myr 17 Myers, I. M. A. 18 First Names, M 19 Na – Nap 20 Nabrit, S. M. 21 Nance, M. Maceo 22 Nas – Nay 23 Ne – Ng 24 Nell – Nels 25 Nelson, William Stuart 26 Nes – Nev 27 Newb – Newm 28 Newman, Rogers J. 29 Newman, Stewart A. 30 Newman, William L. 31 News – Newt 32 Newsome, Lionel H. 33 Nic 34 Nicholson, Joseph W. 35 Nicholson, Lawrence E. 36 Nie – Nix 37 Niebuhr, Reinhold 38 Niles, Russell Dennison 39 Nims, Charles

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 36 1 Nix, Williams 2 Nixon, Richard 3 No – Nt 4 Noble, Hubert C. 5 Nuc – Nut 6 Nunn, Sam 7 Nunn, William G. 8 Nussbaum, Leo L. 9 Nuveen, John 10 Nw – Ny 11 Nya – Nys 12 Nyabongo, Virginia 13 Nygaard, Alvin R. 14 Nyland, Dorothy A.

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15 Nystrom, Joel 16 First Name – N 17 Oa – Oc 18 Oakes, Rosalice 19 Od – Odu 20 Of – Ok 21 Ohrn, Arnold 22 Ol – Om 23 Oluwasanmi, H. A. 24 On – Or 25 Os – Ot 26 Otis, J. R. 27 Overby, Avoy Bankston 28 Ou – Oz 29 Ow – Owi 30 Owens, C. Howard 31 Owens, George A. 32 Pa – Paf 33 Pai – Pal 34 Paine, George 35 Palmer, A – M 36 Pan – Par 37 Parham, C – J 38 Parker, A – H 39 Parker, Carlton 40 Parker, J. W.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 36 41 Parker, William A. 42 Parks, A – R 43 Parks, Bernard 44 Parks, Rosa 45 Parrish, C. H. 46 Pas – Pat 47 Paschall, Eliza 48 Paton, Alan 49 Patrick, Nora 50 Patton, W. C. 51 Patterson, B – W 52 Patterson, F. D 53 Pau – Pay 54 Pauley, Sylvia

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55 Payne, A – Z 56 Payne, Bertha 223 – 37 1 Payne, W. K. 2 Payton, Benjamin 3 Payton, Mabel 4 Pe – Pee 5 Peg – Peo 6 Peoples, John A., Jr. 7 Per – Pet 8 Perdue, Wiley A. 9 Perkins, B – P 10 Perkins, Dan/ Bernice 11 Perreault, Oliver 12 Perry, A – W 13 Perry, Benjamin 14 Peters, C – R 15 Peters, E. C. 16 Peterson, B – P 17 Peterson, George 18 Peterson, Ruth C. 19 Pettigrew, C. W. 20 Petry, William 21 Pf – Pfu 22 Pha – Phi 23 Philbrook, Phillip 24 Phillips, A – T 25 Phillips, Charles F.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder 223 – 37 26 Philpot, William M. 27 Phinazee, Annette Lewis 28 Pic – Pil 29 Pickens, William 30 Picott, J. Rupert 31 Picower, Warren 32 Pierce, J – S 33 Pim – Pin 34 Pip – Pit 35 Pitts, E – R 36 Pitts, Lucius H. 37 Pitt, Malcolm/ Juliet 38 Pittsburgh Courier

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39 Pittsburgh Courier 40 Pittsburgh Courier 41 Pierce, B. M. 42 Pierce, Elinor 43 Pierce, James M. 44 Pierce, Jim 45 Pinckney, Theodore 46 Pinkston, L. A. 47 Pl – Plu 48 Player, Willa 49 Pod – Pom 50 Poe, Booker 51 Poliski, Iris 52 Pollard, Esther 53 Pollard, William 54 Ponder, Henry 55 Pon – Poo 223 – 38 1 Ponder, Neal P., Jr. 2 Poole, E. B. 3 Pop – Por 4 Pope, Henry W. 5 Pope, Listen 6 Pope, Virginia 7 Porcher, G. S. 8 Porter, A – W 9 Porter, David R. 10 Porter, John T. 11 Porter, J. R.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 38 12 Pos – Poy 13 Potts, John F. 14 Powell, A – G 15 Powell, Abner 16 Powell, Adam Clayton 17 Powell, C. Clayton 18 Powell, Camille 19 Powell, Gillmore 20 Powell, H. S. 21 Powell, Hezekiah M. 22 Powell, Inez 23 Powell, J. R.

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24 Powell, James O. 25 Powell, James O. 26 Powell, Jerry 27 Powell, Martha 28 Powell, Mary L. 29 Powell, Mary L. 30 Powell, Mary L. 31 Powell, Mary L. 32 Powell, Mary L. 33 Powell, Mary T. 34 Powell, Mary T. 35 Powell, Michael G. 36 Powell, Nettie 37 Powell, Nettie 38 Powell, Nettie 39 Powell, Pauline 40 Powell, Richard 41 Powell, Sophronia 42 Powell, T – W 43 Powers, Helen 44 Powers, Marshall K. 45 Prather, I – W 46 Pratt, A – W 47 Prattis, P – L 48 Prattis, P. L. 223 – 39 1 Prattis, P. L. 2 Prattis, P. L. 3 Pravatiner, Lee 4 Pray, Francis C. 5 Preininger, David R. 6 Pressley, H – P 7 Pressley, William L. 8 Prestage, James J. 9 Preston, F – O 10 Prettyman, Alfred 11 Prettyman, Julia 12 Prewitt, Fred 13 Price – Prince 14 Price, H – W 15 Price, Elton 16 Price, Hollis F. 17 Prince, Benjamin Mays 18 Prince, Harold S. 19 Proctor, Samuel 20 Pro – Pry

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21 Pu – Pul 22 Pur – Put 23 Pusey, Nathan 24 Pyatt, William L. 25 Qu – Qui 26 Rab – Ral 27 Ram – Ran 28 Ramsey, E – T 29 Ramseyer, Lloyd 30 Randall, Clara E. 31 Randolph, A. Phillip 32 Randolph, C – R 33 Rankin, Robert 34 Ransom, F – P 35 Ratcliff – Raymon 36 Rap – Ras 37 Rea – Reavis 38 Read, Ben 39 Rec – Red 40 Re – Ree 41 Reece, Clyde L. 42 Reed, D – W 43 Reeverts, Emma M.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 39 44 Reeves, A – H 45 Reg – Rei 46 Reid, A – R 47 Reuben, O. R. 48 Rej – Rep 49 Res – Rey 50 Reynolds, A – W 51 Reynolds, Thomas H. 52 Rha – Rho 53 Ri – Rid 54 Rich, Richard 55 Richie, W. Temple 223 – 40 1 Richardson, A – F 2 Richardson, Harry V. 3 Richardson, Henry J. 4 Richardson, H – Y

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5 Richardson, Luns C. 6 Rie – Riz 7 Roa – Rob 8 Roache, L. C. 9 Roane, D. C. 10 Robb, Felix 11 Robert, Lawrence Wood 12 Roberts, A – W 13 Robertson, A – Q 14 Robeson, Eslanda 15 Robeson, Paul 16 Robinson, A – F 17 Robinson, G – I 18 Robinson, J – O 19 Robinson, Prezzell 20 Robinson, R – W 21 Roc – Rof 22 Rockefeller, Nelson 23 Rog – Ron 24 Rogers, Jefferson P. 25 Rol – Rom 26 Roq – Ros 27 Rooks, Shelby C. 28 Roos, Gordon

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 40 29 Ross, A – S 30 Rot – Rou 31 Rov – Roy 32 Rowan, Carl T. 33 Rowe, A – W 34 Rowe, Harry W. 35 Ru - Rul 36 Ruff, James 37 Ruff, Meisie 38 Ruff, Samuel 39 Rum – Ry 40 Russell, C – H 41 Russell, J – W 42 Russell, Herman J. 43 Rustin, Bayard 44 Rustin, Cerise R. 45 Rustin, Monroe

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46 First Name, R 223 – 41 1 Sa – Sal 2 Saffron, Samuel 3 Saito, Soichi 4 Sam – Samu 5 San – Sant 6 Sanders, A – S 7 Sanders, Benjamin 8 Sanders, Carl E. 9 Sanford, Mary 10 Sanford, Stella 11 Santos, Frank 12 Sap – Sau 13 Sargent, Charles Jr. 14 Sarratt, Reed 15 Satcher, David 16 Satterfield, M. B. 17 Satterwhite, J. H. 18 Saucer, Bobby Joe 19 Saunders, A – S 20 Saunders, Robert 21 Saunders, Wilbur E. 22 Savage, William L. 23 Sayre, Francis Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 41 24 Sav – Say 25 Sc – Scar 26 Scarlett, William 27 Sch – Schn 28 Scherer, R. W. 29 Schlesinger, Thomas B. 30 Schley, Linnie 31 Scho – Schw 32 Schoen, Sterling M. 33 Scott, A – F 34 Scott, A. S. 35 Scott, C. A. 36 Scott, H – L 37 Scott, Julius S., Jr. 38 Scott, M – S 39 Scott, V – W 40 Scott, Warren

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41 Scott, Venora M. B. 42 Scribner, Charles 43 Scurlock Studio 44 Scr – Scu 45 Se – Sea 46 Seamans, Herbert L. 47 Searcy, Emory R. 48 Sed – Sei 49 Sek – Sel 50 Self, James C. 51 Sem – Set 52 Sew – Sey 53 Seymour, Robert 54 Shac – Shan 55 Shafer, Charles L. 56 Shafer, Gladys 57 Shap – Shay 58 Sharpe, D. R. 59 Shaw, Ellen E. 60 Shaw, Robert 61 Shea – Shef 62 Sheaffer, James W. 63 Shearer, Richard E.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 41 64 Shedd, Clarence P. 65 Sheffield, I. M. 66 Sheffield, Virle 67 Sheftall, M. P. 68 Shel 69 Shell, Fred M. 70 Shelton, Charles H. 71 Shep – Sher 72 Shepard, James E. 73 Shepard, Samuel R. 74 Sherard, Robert D. 75 Sherrill, O. L. 76 Shi 77 Shipman, L. J. 78 Sho 223 – 42 1 Shockley, Grant S.

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2 Shockley, Grant S. 3 Shouse, Elaine 4 Shr – Shy 5 Shridevi, S. 6 Shriver, Robert Sargent 7 Shriver, Robert Sargent 8 Sia – Sim 9 Sibley, John A. 10 Siceloff, Courtney 11 Silver, James W. 12 Simmons, A – W 13 Simmons, Judson H. 14 Simmons, Julius C. 15 Simms, E – J 16 Simms, Margaret 17 Simon, A – R 18 Simon, Edward L. 19 Simon, J – M 20 Simoneaux, J. J. 21 Simpson, A – W 22 Sims, B – W 23 Sims, Wardell/ Dorothy 24 Sin, Siz 25 Singleton, C – K 26 Sippio, Homer

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder 223 – 42 27 Skandalakis, John E. 28 Ska – Sku 29 Small, Robert Van Dyke 30 Sla – Sly 31 Sma – Smi 32 Smalls, W. Robert 33 Smathers, Eugene 34 Smith, A – B 35 Smith, Archie 36 Smith, B. Julian 37 Smith, Betlye 38 Smith, Beverly 39 Smith, C – D 40 Smith, Celestine 41 Smith, Carrie 42 Smith, Clayton 43 Smith, E – G

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44 Smith, Edward E. 45 Smith, Edward Ruth 46 Smith, Eddie Ruth 47 Smith, Eddie Ruth 48 Smith, Eddie Ruth 49 Smith, Elizabeth H. 50 Smith, Elizabeth W. 51 Smith, Eloise Lane 52 Smith, Frank E. 53 Smith, H – J 54 Smith, H. Shelton 55 Smith, Harry E. 56 Smith, Henry 57 Smith, Herbert 58 Smith, Huston 59 Smith, Isabelle Tolbert 60 Smith, J. Frank 61 Smith, John B. 62 Smith, Jonathan L. 63 Smith, Kelly Miller 64 Smith, Kenneth B. 65 Smith, L – N 66 Smith, Myra

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 42 67 Smith, O – R 68 Smith, Ora 69 Smith, R. Julian 70 Smith, Robert, III 71 Smith, Robert J. 72 Smith, Robert L. 73 Smith, Dr. Roland 74 Smith, S – V 75 Smith, Seymour A. 223 – 43 1 Smith, W – Z 2 Smith, W. H. 3 Last Name, Smith 4 Smo – Sny 5 Smythe, Hugh/ Mabel 6 Shead, Edward 7 Soa – Sow

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8 Sockman, Ralph 9 Soniat, John T. 10 Soule, Mildred 11 Southern Railways 12 Sp – Spa 13 Spalding, Hughes 14 Spaulding, A – J 15 Spaulding, A. T. 16 Spaulding, C. C. 17 Speaks, Winfred 18 Spear, Samuel L. 19 Spector, Sherman 20 Spence – Spencer, A – W 21 Spingarn, Arthur B. 22 Spivey, Charles 23 Spe – Spi 24 Spo – Spr 25 Sprall, J. Edward 26 Sta – Stam 27 Stafford, Hanford 28 Staley, Frank M. 29 Stan – Stat 30 Stanley, A – W

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 43 31 Stapleton, Cade A. 32 Starks, A – S 33 Starks, Herbert 34 Starks, Marie 35 Starms, Robert W. 36 Ste – Step 37 Stebman, Betty 38 Stein, Leone 39 Stell, L. Scott 40 Stephens, A – W 41 Stephens, Charles 42 Stephens, Claud L. 43 Ster – Stev 44 Sterne, A. H. 45 Stevenson, Adlai 46 Stevenson, Russell 47 Stewart, A – W

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48 Stewart, Donald M. 49 Stewart, Emanuel 50 Stewart, George 51 Stewart, Josephine 52 Stewart, Marion 53 Stewart, Mary Rob 54 Stewart, P. A. 55 Sti – Stip 56 Stiefel, Catherine L. 57 Stinson, Harold N. 58 Stoh – Stok 59 Stokes, Olivia Pearl 60 Stokes, Olivia Pearl 61 Ston – Stov 62 Stone, Robert G. 63 Straaner, William R. 64 Strauss, Robert S. 65 Strawbridge, Joseph S. 66 Streat, Louis G. 67 Strea – Strei 68 Stred, Frank O. 69 Stric – Strin 70 Stron – Stroz

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 43 71 Strong, H. H. 72 Strong, James E. 73 Strong, Mary Ellen 74 Strong, Tracy 75 Straud, James O. 76 Stu – Stut 77 Sud – Sum 78 Sullivan, Lon 79 Sullivan, Louis 80 Sumner, William E. 81 Sun – Sut 82 Sundling, Walter R. 83 Sutton, R. O. 84 Swaf – Swee 85 Swann, Melvin Chester 86 Swe – Swi 87 Sweitzer, Robert

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88 Swomley, John M. 89 Last Name, Sw 90 Sy – Sz 91 First Name, S 92 Last Name, S 223 – 44 1 Tab – Tatb 2 Tatn – Tayl 3 Taylor, E – Taylor, K 4 Taylor, K – Taylor, W 5 Taft, Charles P. 6 Talley, Cornell Everette 7 Talmadge, Herman 8 Tate, Horace E. 9 Tate, Horace 10 Tate, William S. 11 Taylor, Gardner 12 Taylor, John Randolph 13 Taylor, Joseph H. 14 Taylor, Lu Sybil W. 15 Taylor, Richard 16 Taylor, Ruth B. 17 Tea – Tem 18 Temp – Terr

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 44 19 Terre – Tex 20 Terrence, August C. 21 Terrill, Reverend L. M. 22 Terry, Will H. 23 Tha – Tho 24 Theophane, Sister M. 25 Therese, Mother Mary 26 Thetford, Eloise S. 27 Tho – Thu 28 Thomas, A – Thomas, H 29 Thomas, E. S. 30 Thomas, Franklin W. 31 Thomas, Franklin W. 32 Thomas, Harold H. 33 Thomas, I – Thomas, N 34 Thomas, James S. 35 Thomas, Jesse O.

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36 Thomas, Lizzie 37 Thomas, O – Thomas, W 38 Thomas, O. C. 39 Thompson, A – Thompson, H 40 Thompson, Albert Leroy 41 Thompson, Bertie E. 42 Thompson, C. W. 43 Thompson, Charles H. 44 Thompson, E. A. 45 Thompson, E. B. 46 Thompson, Fletcher 47 Thompson, Henry M. 48 Thompson, Hugo W. 49 Thompson, I – Thompson, P 50 Thompson, J. Andrew 51 Thompson, John B. 52 Thompson, Paul 53 Thompson, R – Thompson, W 54 Thompson, Robert A. 55 Threatt, Robert 56 Thrift, Charles T. 57 Thurman, Howard 58 Ti 59 Tillinghost, Sidney R.

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 45 1 Tillman, James A. 2 Tilly, M. E. 3 Tob – Tol 4 Tobias, Channing H. 5 Tobin, L. M. 6 Todd, J. Paul 7 Tom – Top 8 Toomer, F. A. 9 Toomer, Juanita 10 Toomer, Louise 11 Tor – Tow 12 Townsend, A. M. 13 Townsend, Murray L. 14 Tra – Tri 15 Tracy, Olim 16 Trenholm, H. Council 17 Trent, W. J.

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18 Trigg, Harold L. 19 Tro – Tru 20 Trost, Harold G. 21 Trotter, Michael H. 22 Troup, C. V. 23 Truman, Harry S. 24 Tub – Tur 25 Tucker, C. Delores 26 Tucker, Homer J. 27 Tucker, Samuel J. 28 Turner, B. C. 29 Turner, Charles T. 30 Turner, Fritz 31 Turner, V. Simpson 32 Tuttle, Elbert P. 33 Tuve, Robert F. 34 Tyl – Tys 35 Tyson, Agustus A. 36 Tyus, Philip 37 Twe – Twl 38 Twiss, Harold L. 39 First Name, T

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 45 40 Uhl – Utl 41 Urice, Jay 42 Val – Var 43 Van, Allen – Van, Poperin 44 VanDusen, Henry P. 45 Vann, Jessie 46 Vann, Robert L. 47 Vann, Robert L. 48 Vaughn, Alfred A. 49 Vaughn, Ben 50 Ve – Ves 51 Veal, Minnie Belle 52 Veale, Nathaniel C. 223 – 46 1 Vic – Vis 2 Vincent, H. N. 3 Vol – Vot

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4 Vuc – Vul 5 Wade, A – W 6 Waddell, Chauncey 7 Wagner, M – W 8 Waite, E. 9 Wal - Walz 10 Walden, A. T. 11 Walker, A – F 12 Walker, H – L 13 Walker, M – Y 14 Waller, William 15 Walls, W. J. 16 Wallace, A – W 17 Walter, White 18 Walton, Harriet 19 Walthal, James 20 Walton, Agnetta 21 Walzer, William C. 22 Wam – Wap 23 War – Warfield 24 Ward, A – R 25 Ward, Charles W. 26 Ward, Horace

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 46 27 Warren, C – S 28 Warren, Mathew M. 29 Warl – Warwick 30 Waring, J. Waties 31 Warner, Sally 32 Wascovich, George E. 33 Wasson, Carson 34 Washington, A – W 35 Washington, Barbara 36 Wac – Wat 37 Waterman, Lee 38 Watkins, Levi 39 Watts, C – W 40 Watson, A. P. 41 Wea – Weaver 42 Weatherford, Willis D., Jr. 43 Weaver A-R

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44 Webb, C-S 45 Wedel, Delmar 46 We - Wee 47 Weeks, Rocheforte 48 Wei - Wel 49 Weir, D- F 50 Welch, - M - R 51 Welcome, H - V 52 Well, A- W

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1 Weltner, Charles 2 Wen - Wey 3 Wesley, Charles 4 Wesley, J. John 5 Westberry, James P. 6 Wh - Whi 7 Wha – Whi 8 Whalm, Wendell 9 Wharton, C. R. 10 Wharton, Richard L. 11 Wheeler, M – J 12 Whitmore, Centice 13 Whitaker, H – W 14 White, John H. 15 Whitehead, E – W 16 Wic – Wie

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 47 17 Wick, M – R 18 Wieman, Henry 19 Wid – Wod 20 Wig – Win 21 Wit – Wis 22 Wilber, Joseph 23 Wilborn, J – M 24 Wiley, B – W 25 Wilkins, E – J 26 Wilkins, Roy 27 Wilkerson, D – J 28 Wilkinson, F - R 29 Wilkerson, Robert

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30 Williams, A – E 31 Williams, F – G 32 Williams, H – J 33 Williams, L - N 223 – 48 1 Williams, R – T 2 Williams, V – Y 3 Williamson, B – W 4 Willie, Charles 5 Willis, A –V 6 Wilson, A – F 7 Wilson, H – K 8 Wilson, M – W 9 Wilson, O. J. 10 Wilson, Perry 11 Wilson, Prince 12 Winston, B – L 13 Winston, Michael 14 Withers, E – J 15 Wolfe, D – W 16 Wolfson, Alice 17 Womack, Darwin 18 Wood, B – V 19 Woodie, Norris 20 Woodson, Carter G. 21 Woodward, A – J 22 Woodward, Leroy

Series B: Correspondence (cont.) Box Folder

223 – 48 23 Woe – Wor 24 Worrell, F – R 25 Wright, A – D 26 Wright, E – H 27 Wright, J – N 28 Wright, R – W 29 Wyatt, A – J 30 Wra – Wyn 31 Wynne, C – S 32 Ya – Yat 33 Yal – Yan 34 Yancy, Asa 223 – 49

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1 Yarborough, R. W. 2 Yates, C. R. 3 Yea – Yip, Daniel 4 Yeargin, Grady 5 Yeargin, Marshalyn 6 Yeargin, Willie Mae 7 Yoa – Young, L 8 Young, Andrew 9 Young, Henry J. 10 Young, James H. 11 Young, James T. 12 Young, M – Yu 13 Young, P. B. 14 Zac – Zwi

Series C: Organizational Affiliations Box Folder

223-50 1 The Aaron Gal Henry Club 2 Abingdon Press 3 Absalom Jones Theological Institute 4 Action Books 5 Action for Independent Maturity 6 Advisory Council on Aging 7 Africa South 8 Agnes Scott College 9 Airborne Freight Corporation 10 Airport Chaplaincy 11 Alabama League for the Advancement of Education 12 Alan Guttmatcher Institute 13 Albert Schweitzer Centenary

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14 Alderson-Broadus College 15 Alliance for Labor Action 16 Alumni Association of Bates College 17 American Academy of Arts & Sciences 18 American Academy of Arts & Sciences 19 American Academy of Political and Social Sciences 20 American Association of Social Work 21 American Association of Community and Junior Colleges 22 American Association of University of Women Education Foundation 23 American Baptist Churches, Inc. 24 American Baptist Churches, Inc. 25 American Baptist Convention 26 American Baptist Mission Societies 27 American Baptist Theological Seminary 28 American Chronological Seminary 50th Anniversary 29 American Beauty Products, Inc. 30 American Bible Society 31 American Biographical Institute 32 American Cancer Society 33 American Christian Palestine Committee 34 American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) 35 ACLU 36 ACLU 37 ACLU

Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-51 1 ACLU 2 ACLU 3 ACLU 4 ACLU 5 ACLU 6 ACLU 7 ACLU 8 American Council on Human rights 9 American Committee on Africa 10 AFL-CIO 11 Americans for Amnesty 12 Americans for Democratic Action 13 American Friends Service Committee

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14 American Foundation for Negro Affairs 15 American Foundation for the Physically Handicapped 16 American Foundation for the Blind 17 American National Red Cross 18 American-Israel Society 19 American Jewish Committee 20 American Jewish Committee 21 American Jewish Committee 22 American Jewish Congress 23 American Jewish Congress 24 American League of Social Services 25 American Red Cross 26 American Program Bureau, Inc. 27 American Sickle Cell Foundation 28 American 1939 Commemoration 29 American University of Beirut 30 Amistad Research Foundation Development Fund 31 Andrew Mellon Foundation 32 Andrew Young Campaign 33 Anti-Discrimination Conference 34 Anti-Defamation League of B’Nai Birth 35 Anti-Defamation League of B’Nai Birth 36 Anti-Defamation League of B’Nai Birth 37 Anti-Defamation League of B’Nai Birth 38 Archdiocese of Atlanta 39 Asa Philip Randolph Institute 40 A. Philip Randolph Institute

Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-52 1 A. Philip Randolph Institute 2 A. Philip Randolph Institute 3 A. Philip Randolph Institute 4 A. Philip Randolph Institute 5 A. Philip Randolph Institute 6 A. Philip Randolph Institute 7 ASALH 8 Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development 9 Association of Church Social Workers 10 Association of Governing Boards of Universities & Colleges 11 Association of Governing Boards of Universities & Colleges 12 Association of Northern Baptist Educational Institutions 13 Association of Private Colleges and Universities

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14 Atlanta Arts Alliance, Inc. 15 Atlanta Arts Alliance, Inc. 16 Atlanta Arts Alliance, Inc. 17 Atlanta Arts Alliance, Inc. 18 Atlanta Association for International Education 19 Atlanta Association of Mental Health 20 Atlanta Billy Graham Crusade 21 Atlanta Board of Education 22 Atlanta Board of Education 23 Atlanta Board of Education 223-53 1 Atlanta Board of Education 2 Atlanta Board of Education 3 Atlanta Board of Education 4 Atlanta Board of Education 5 Atlanta Business Education & Research Foundation 6 Atlanta Business League 7 Atlanta Chamber of Commerce 8 Atlanta Chamber of Commerce 9 Atlanta Charter Commission 10 Atlanta Children and Youth Services Council 11 Atlanta Coalition on Current Community Affairs 12 Atlanta Committee of 100 13 Atlanta Committee on Separate but Equal Facilities on Transportation 14 Atlanta Council for International Visitors 15 Atlanta Crusade Against Crime 16 Atlanta Daily World 17 Atlanta Dogwood Festival Association

Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-53 18 Atlanta Historical Society 19 Atlanta Interfaith Broadcasters 20 Atlanta Jaycees 21 Atlanta Jewish Federation 22 Atlanta Journal 23 Atlanta Journal & Constitution 24 Atlanta Memorial Arts Center 25 Atlanta Memorial Arts Center 26 Atlanta Memorial Arts Center 27 Atlanta Memorial Arts Center 28 Atlanta Metropolitan Committee of Equal Opportunity in Housing 29 Atlanta Metropolitan Area of Civil Defense 30 Atlanta Model Cities

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31 Atlanta Monthly 32 Atlanta Music Festival Association 33 Atlanta Mutual Building 34 Atlanta Peace Coalition 35 Atlanta Police Department 36 Atlanta Public Schools 37 Atlanta Public Schools 38 Atlanta Regional Commission 39 Atlanta Region-Open Housing Commission (1973) 40 Atlanta Region Open Housing Coalition 41 Atlanta Symphony Orchestra 42 Atlanta Symposium of the Albert Schweitzer Centenary 43 Atlanta Tuberculosis Association

223-54 Atlanta University Center

1 Development of Atlanta University Center 1974-75 to 77-78 2 A Preliminary Plan 1974-75 to 77-78 Vol. 3 3 Revision of the Preliminary Plan Vol. 1 4 Revision of the Preliminary Plan Vol. 2 5 Revision of the Preliminary Plant Vol. 3 6 Revision of the Preliminary Plant Vol. 3 7 Revision of the Preliminary Plant Vol. 4 8 Revision of the Preliminary Plant Vol. 4 9 Board of Trustee Meeting Annual Meeting 10 A Comprehensive Plan for the AUC Summary Volume 11 Board of Trustees Meeting 12/3/76 12 Report on Examination of Financial Statements 13 Atlanta University Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-54 Atlanta University Center

14 Atlanta University 15 Atlanta University 16 Atlanta University 17 Atlanta University 223-55 1-12 Atlanta University Center 223-56 1-12 Atlanta University Center 223-57 1 A Statement of Program for the Proposed New Library 2 Atlanta University Center 3 Atlanta University Center

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4 Atlanta University Center 5 Atlanta University Center 6 Atlanta University Center 7 Atlanta University Center 8 Atlanta University Center (1973) 9 Atlanta University Center 10 Atlanta University Center Library 11 Atlanta University Center Library 12 AU Search Committee 13 AU Search Committee 14 Atlanta University Student Protest 15 Atlanta Urban League 16 Atlanta Urban League 17 Atlanta Urban League 18 Atlanta Urban League 19 Association of Church Social Workers 20 Association Press 21 Association of Private Colleges and Universities in Colleges 22 Association for the Study of Negro Life and History 23 Atlanta Training Center 24 Bachrach Studios 25 Bates College 26 Bates College 27 Bates College 28 Bates College 223-58 29 Bates College 30 Bates College 31 Bates College 32 Bates College Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-57 33 Bates College 34 Bates College 35 Bates College 36 Benedict College 37 Benedict College 38 Benedict College 39 Benedict College 40 Benedict College 41 Benedict College 42 Benedict College

223-59 1-12 Benedict College

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223-60 1-10 Benedict College 223-61 1 Benedict College 2 Benedict College 3 Benjamin E. Mays Consolidated School 4 Benjamin E. Mays High School 5 Benjamin E. Mays Learning Center 6 Benjamin E. Mays Learning Center 7 Berry College 8 Bethel College 9 Bethune-Cookman College 10 Birmingham Baptist Bible College 11 Bishop College 12 Black Academy of Arts & Letters 13 Black Academy of Arts & Letters 14 Black Academy of Arts & Letters 15 Black Academy of Arts & Letters (Credentials Committee) 16 Black Americans to Support Israel Committee 17 Black College Conference 18 Black Collegian 19 Black Ecumenical Commission of Massachusetts 20 Black Educational Services, Inc. 21 Black Elected Officials, Inc. 22 Black Family Magazine 23 Black Georgians for McGovern 24 Black Heritage Commission 25 Black Heritage Commission 26 Black-Jewish Information Center Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-61 27 Black Law Journal 28 Black Religious Parents and Oral Heritage Documentation 29 Black Women’s Assembly 30 Black Women’s Institute on Hunger 31 Board of Church Extension of Disciple’s of Christ 32 Board of Governors of State Colleges & Universities 33 Board of National Mission 34 Boone, Young, and Association, Inc. 35 Boone, Young, and Association, Inc. 36 Boone, Young, and Association, Inc. 37 Boone, Young, and Association, Inc. 38 Boone, Young, and Association, Inc. 223-62

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1 Boone, Young, and Association, Inc. 2 Boys Athletic League, Inc. 3 Boston University 4 Boston University 5 Boston University 6 Boule 7 Boule 8 Boy Scouts of America-Atlanta 9 Boys Athletic League 10 Boys Club of America 11 Brandies University 12 British American Association of Coloured Brothers 13 Broadcast Good Music Committee 14 Brown University 15 Bucknell University 16 Bucknell University 17 Bureau of Protective Analysis 18 Burlands Book Service 19 Bushwick Development Association 20 Business in the Arts 21 Cable Atlanta 22 Canal Treaties 23 Campaign Fund-Budget & Expenses 1973 24 Campaign Fund-Contributions 25 Campaign Fund-Literature 26 Canaan Baptist Church of Christ 27 Carnegie Commission on Higher Education 28 Carnegie Corporation of New York 29 Carnegie Corporation of New York Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-62 30 Carrie Steele-Pitts Home, Inc. 31 Carte Blanche Magazine 32 Carter G. Woodson Center 33 Carter/Mondale Presidential Committee Inc. 34 Catholic University of America 35 Center of Educational Improvement 36 Central Atlanta Progress, Inc. 37 Central State University 38 Centre College of Kentucky 39 Centers for New Horizons 40 Center for the Study of Public Policy 41 Charles Walter Dryden 42 Cheyney State College

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43 Chicago’s Negro Chamber of Commerce 44 Chicago Sunday Evening Club 45 Chicago Theological Seminary 46 Children’s Fund 47 Children ‘s Foundation 48 Christian Action 49 Christian Century 50 Christian Century 51 Christian Century 52 Christian Century 53 Christian Church of Pennsylvania 54 Christianity and Crisis 55 Christianity and Crisis 56 Christianity and Crisis 57 Christianity and Crisis 58 Christianity and Crisis 223-63 1 Christian Council of Metropolitan Atlanta 2 Christian Council of Metropolitan Atlanta 3 Christian Council of Metropolitan Atlanta 4 Christian Council of Metropolitan Atlanta 5 Christian Methodist Episcopal Church 6 Christian Scholar 7 Christian Science Monitor 8 Christian Science Publication Society 9 Christian Women’s Retreat 10 Christian Women’s Retreat 11 Church for the Fellowship of All Peoples

Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-63 12 Church Peace Mission 13 Citadel Chapel 14 Citizen’s Advisory Committee for Urban Development 15 Citizen’s Advisory Committee for Urban Development 16 Citizen’s Advisory Committee for Urban Development 17 Citizen’s Advisory Committee on Hospital Care for Negroes 18 Citizen’s and Southern National Bank 19 Citizen’s Board of Inquiry into Hunger and Malnutrition 20 Citizen’s Board of Inquiry into Hunger and Malnutrition 21 Citizens Board of Inquiry into Hunger and Malnutrition 22 Citizen Committee on the Georgia Assembly 23 Citizen Committee on the Georgia Assembly 24 Citizen Committee on the Georgia Assembly

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25 Citizen Committee on the Georgia Assembly 26 Citizens Crusade Against Poverty 27 Citizens Crusade Against Poverty 28 Citizen’s Crusade Against Poverty 223-64 1 Citizen’s Crusade Against Poverty 2 Citizen’s and Southern National Bank 3 Citizen’s and Southern National Bank 4 Citizen Trust Bank 5 Citizen Trust Bank 6 Citizens Trust Company 7 Citizens Trust Company 8 Citizens Trust Company 9 Citizens Trust Company 10 Citizens Trust Company 11 City of Atlanta 12 City of Atlanta 13 City of Atlanta 14 City of Atlanta 15 City of Atlanta 16 City of Atlanta 17 City of Atlanta 18 City of Atlanta 19 City College of New York 20 City of Dallas 21 Civil Rights Congress 22 Civil Rights Documentation Report 23 Civil Rights Leadership Conference 24 Claflin College Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-64 25 Clarence Jordan Institute 26 Clark College 27 Clark College 28 Clark College 29 Clark College 30 Clarke County School District 31 Clergy Permit 32 Clergy Permit 33 Clergy Permit 34 Clergy Permit 35 Coalition for the Concerns of Blacks in Post-Secondary Education in South Carolina 36 Coalition for a March on Reidsville

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37 Cobb Company 38 COE College 39 Collections of Life and Heritage Inc. 40 Collection of Life and Heritage Inc. 41 The College Board 223-65 1 The College Board 2 College Board Group 3 College Examination 4 Colonial Tanning Company 5 Columbian 6 Columbia University 7 Columbia University 8 Columbia Urban League 9 Comet Press 10 Commerce Club 11 Commerce Club 12 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 13 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 14 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 15 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 16 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 17 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 18 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 19 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 20 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 21 Committee for Humanities in Georgia

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223-66 1 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 2 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 3 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 4 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 5 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 6 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 7 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 8 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 9 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 10 Committee for Humanities in Georgia 11 Committee for the Humanities in Georgia 12 Committee of 100 13 Common Cause

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14 Community Council of the Atlanta Board 15 Community Chest of Metropolitan Atlanta 16 Community Development Series 17 Community Relations Commission 18 Community Relations Commission 19 Community Relations Commission 20 Community Relations Commission 21 Community Relations Commission 22 Community Services 23 Committee to Maintain the Integrity of the Racial Relations Service 24 Canterbury House 223-67 1 Concord Baptist Church of Christ 2 Conference of Catholic Bishops of Latin America 3 Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations 4 Conference on the Courts and Racial Integration in America 5 Congressional Black Caucus 6 Congressional Black Caucus 7 Congressional Black Caucus Foundation 8 Contemporary Ministries, Inc. 9 Construction Research Council 10 Consulate General of Israel 11 Cook Christian Training School-Indian Highways 12 Cooperative League of the USA 13 Coordinating Guild for the Arts, Inc. 14 Council of Former Presidents of Black Colleges 15 Council of the Great City Schools 16 Council of the Great City Churches 17 Council of Presidents Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-67 18 Council on foreign and International Affairs 19 Crisis Magazine 20 Dakota Indian Foundation 21 Dallas Express 22 Danforth Foundation 23 Danforth Foundation 24 Danforth Foundation 25 Danforth Foundation 26 Danforth Foundation 27 Danforth Foundation 28 Danforth Foundation 29 Danforth Foundation 30 Danforth Foundation

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31 Danforth Foundation 32 Danforth Foundation 223-68 1 Danforth Foundation 2 Danforth Foundation 3 Dartmouth College 4 Dartmoth College 5 Delta Airlines, Inc. 6 Delta Airlines, Inc. 7 Delta Sigma Theta, Inc. 8 Democratic National Committee 9 Democratic National Committee 10 Democratic National Committee 11 Democratic National Committee 12 Democratic National Committee 13 Democratic National Committee 14 Democratic National Committee 15 Democratic Party of Georgia 16 Democratic Party of Georgia 17 Department of the Army 18 Department of Education 19 Department of Health, Education, and Welfare 1977-78 20 Department of Health, Education, and Welfare 1977-78 21 Department of Health, Education, and Welfare 22 Department of Health, Education, and Welfare 23 Department of Health, Education, and Welfare 24 Department of Housing and Urban Development 25 Department of Housing and Urban Development 26 Department of Labor Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-68 27 Detroit Council of Churches 28 Dictionary of Black Americans 29 Dillard University 30 Dillard University 31 Dillard University 32 Divine Light Mission Info Center 33 Dixie Wood Inc. 34 Dodge Foundation 35 Doris Duke Foundation 36 Drew University 37 Duke University 38 Duke University 223-69

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1 Earl Warren Legal Training Program, Inc. 2 The East and West Association 3 Eastern Airlines 4 Eastern Clergy 5 Eastern Michigan University 6 Ebenezer Baptist Church 7 Ebenezer Baptist Church 8 Ebony Magazine 9 Ebony Magazine 10 Economy Opportunity for All, Inc. 11 Economy Opportunity for All, Inc. 12 Economy Opportunity for All, Inc. 13 Economy Opportunity for All, Inc. 14 Ecumenical Coalition of Working People 15 Ecumenical Review 16 Ecumenical Review 17 Editorial Projects for Education 18 Education Commission for the States 19 Education Commission for the States 20 Educational Planning and Management 21 Educational Testing Service 22 Educational Policy Center 23 Edward W. Hazen Foundation 24 Edward W. Hazen Foundation 25 Edward Waters College 26 Eisenhower Presidential Library 27 Ellis Insurance & Reality Co. 28 Embassy of Israel 29 Emergency Committee for Gun Control Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-69 30 Emergency Law Fund 31 Emory University 32 Emory University 33 Emory University 34 Emory University 35 Empire Investment Enterprises, Inc. 36 Empire Real Estate Board, Inc. 37 Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc. 38 Exposition Press 39 Exodus Inc. 40 Falmouth Publishing House 41 Family Circle Incorporated 42 Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America

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43 Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America 44 Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America 45 Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America 46 Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America 47 Fellowship Church 48 Fellowship Church for All Peoples 49 Fellowship of Southern Churchmen 50 Fellowship of Southern Churchmen 51 Fellowship of Southern Churchmen 52 Fellowship of Southern Churchmen 53 Fellowship of Southern Churchmen 223-70 1 Fellowship of Southern Churchmen 2 Fellowship of Reconciliation 3 Fidelity Union Life Insurance Co. 4 The Field Foundation 5 The Field Foundation 6 First Baptist Church-Charleston West, VA 7 First Baptist Church-Charleston West, VA 8 First Baptist Church-High Point, NC 9 Fisk University (1976) 10 Fisk University 11 Fisk University 12 First Assembly of the World Council of Churches 13 Fledgling Foundation 14 Florida A&M University 15 Florida A&M University 16 Focus 17 Ford Foundation Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-70 18 Ford Foundation 19 Ford Foundation 20 Ford Foundation 21 Ford Foundation 22 Ford Foundation 23 Ford Foundation 24 Foreign Press Center 25 Fortuny’s 26 Fort Valley State University 27 Foundation for Community Development, Inc. 28 Foundation for Cooperative Housing 29 Foundation for Cooperative Housing 30 Foundation for Cooperative Housing

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31 Foundation for Cooperative Housing 32 Foundation for Cooperative Housing 33 Foundation for Cooperative Housing 34 Foundation for Cooperative Housing 223-71 1 Foundation Legislation 2 Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order 3 Foundation for Cooperative Housing 4 Fowler’s Studio 5 Frazier’s Café Society 6 Freedmen’s Publishing Co. 7 French and Polytechnic Medical School and Health Center 8 Friends World College 9 Friendly Flower Shop 10 Friends of Eaves Committee 11 Friendship Press 12 Friendship Press 13 Full Employment and Action Council 14 Fuller Press 15 Fulton County Courthouse 16 Fulton County Democratic Party 17 Fulton County Jail 18 Fulton County Registration Department 19 Fulton Federal Savings 20 Fund for an Open Society 21 The Fund for Peace 22 Fund for Theological Education 23 Fund for Theological Education 24 Fund for Theological Education Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-71 25 Fund for Theological Education 26 Fund for Theological Education 27 Fund for Theological Education 28 Fund of Renewal 29 Fund of Renewal 30 Furman University 31 Gammon Theological Seminary 32 Gamma Theological Seminary 33 Garbage Strike 34 Garret Bible Institute 35 Gate City Lodge 36 General Baptist State Convention of North Carolina, Inc. 37 General Missionary Baptist Church

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38 General Missionary Baptist Convention of Georgia 39 General Motors Co. 40 General Motors Co. 41 George Washington University 42 Georgia Advisory Council on Vocational Education 43 Georgia Association of Black Elected Officials 44 Georgia Association of Black Elected Officials 45 Georgia Association of Broadcasters 46 Georgia Association of Elected Officials 47 Georgia Association for Mental Health 48 Georgia Boards of Education 49 Georgia Center for Continuing Education 50 Georgia Center for Continuing Education 51 Georgia Citizens for the Arts 52 Georgia Committee on Interracial Cooperation 53 Georgia Commission on Education 54 Georgia Conservancy 55 Georgia Council on Human Relations 56 Georgia Department of Human Resources 57 Georgia Department of Labor 58 Georgia Department of Labor 59 Georgia Department of Labor 223-72 1 Georgia Higher Education Facilities Commission 2 Georgia Higher Education Facilities Commission 3 Georgia Higher Education Facilities Commission 4 Georgia Higher Education Facilities Commission 5 Georgia Higher Education Facilities Commission 6 Georgia Higher Education Facilities Commission Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-72 7 Georgia Higher Education Facilities Commission 8 Georgia Institute of Technology 9 Georgia School Board Association 10 Georgia Legal Services 11 Georgia Legal Services 12 Georgia Legal Services 13 Georgia Legislative Black Caucus 14 Georgia Motor Club, Inc. 15 Georgia Power Company 16 Georgia Poverty Rights Organization 17 Georgia Regional Medical Report 18 Georgia Regional Medical Report 19 Georgia Regional Medical Report

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223-73 1 Georgia School Food Service Association 2 Georgia Service Center for Elected Officials 3 Georgia Southwestern College 4 Georgia State Medical Association 5 Georgia State University 6 Georgia State University 7 Georgia State University 8 Georgia Statewide Conference on Black Elected Officials 9 Georgia Teachers Association 10 Georgia Voters League 11 Georgians for Jacksons 12 Gerald R. Ford 13 Gillespie-Selden Community Development Center 14 Girls Vacation Fund, Inc. 15 Ghana Embassy 16 Governor Hotel 17 Good Government Atlanta 18 Governor’s Conference on Drug Abuse 19 Grady Memorial Hospital 20 Grady Memorial Hospital 21 Grady Memorial Hospital 22 Graham Center Farm Committee 23 Great Books of the Western World 24 Great Southern Life Jubilee 25 Greater Atlanta Community Chest 26 Greater Atlanta Housing 27 Greater Atlanta Housing 28 Greater Hartford Community College Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-73 29 The Grant Foundation 30 Greenwood, S.C. Museum 31 Grinnell College 32 Grinnell College 33 G.R.I. International Inc. 34 Governors Conference on Georgia Libraries 35 Hall of Fame of Great Americans 36 Hall of Fame of Great Americans 37 Hall of Fame of Great Americans 38 Hall of Fame of Great Americans 39 Hall of Fame of Great Americans 40 Hall of Fame of Great Americans 41 Hall of Fame of Great Americans

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42 Hall of Fame of Great Americans 43 Hall of Fame of Great Americans 44 Hall of Fame of Great Americans 45 Hall of Fame of Great Americans 223-74 1 Hall of Fame of Great Americans 2 Hall of Fame of Great Americans 3 Hall of Fame of Great Americans 4 Hall of Fame of Great Americans 5 Hall of Fame of Great Americans 6 Hall of Fame of Great Americans 7 Hampton Institute 8 Harpers Brothers Publications 9 Harpers Magazine 10 Harry S. Truman Institute 11 Harvard Club of Atlanta 12 Harvard Club of Atlanta 13 Harvard University 14 Harvard University 15 Harvard University 16 Harvard University 17 Harvard University 18 Harvard University 19 Hattie Smith McGrew 20 Hazen Conference 21 Henderson Travel Service 22 Herman Lehman Education Fund 23 Herman Lehman Memorial Fund 24 Herman Lehman Memorial Fund Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-74 25 The High Museum of Art 26 The High Museum of Art 27 High Point College 28 Higher Education Tuition Grants Committee 29 Hilliard A. Bowen Scholarship 30 Hilton Hotel 31 Hix Green Buick 32 Holder Management 33 Holsey-Cobb Institute 34 Home Mission Board 35 Hosea Williams Defense Fund 36 Hotel Continental 37 Hotel Grand

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38 Hotel Palmer House 39 Hotel Statler 40 House Of Representatives 41 Housing Authority 42 Housing Resource Committee 43 Housing Resource Committee 44 Housing Resource Committee 223-75 1 Housing Resource Committee 2 Housing Resource Committee 3 Howard Thurman Educational Trust 4 Howard University 5 Howard University 6 Howard University 7 Howard University 8 Howard University 9 Howard University 10 Howard University 11 Howard University (1935) 12 Howard University-Class of 1956 13 Howard University (1976) 14 Howard University 1977-78 15 Howard University 1977-78 16 Howard University 1977-78 17 Howard University 1977-78 18 Howard University Divinity School 19 Howard University Federal Credit Union 20 Howard University Moorland Spingarn 21 Howard University School of Religion Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-75 22 Hughes Spalding Pavilion 23 Hughes Spalding Pavilion 24 Humanities Program 25 Humble Oil & Refining Co. 223-76 1 Ideal Pictures 2 Industrial Bank of Washington 3 Inaugural committee 4 Independent Life & Accident Insurance Co. 5 Indiana University of Pennsylvania 6 Institute of the Black World 7 Institute of the Black World 8 Institute of Gerontology

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9 Institute of International Education 10 Institute of International Education 11 Institute of International Education 12 Institute of International Education 13 Institute of International Education 14 Institute of International Education 15 Institute for Responsive Education 16 Institute of Social & Religious Research 17 Institute for Southern Studies 18 Interdenominational Theological Center 19 Interdenominational Theological Center 20 Interdenominational Theological Center 21 Interdenominational Theological Center 22 Interdenominational Theological Center 23 Interdenominational Theological Center 223-77 1-13 Interdenominational Theological Center 223-78 1-14 Interdenominational Theological Center 223-79 1-10 Interdenominational Theological Center\ 223-80 1-12 Interdenominational Theological Center

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223-81 Interdenominational Theological Center

1 Agenda for Board of Trustees Fall Workshop Nov. 1972 2 Recommended Systems and Procedures Relative to the Preplanned Administration of Student Financial Aid July 1974 3 Recommended Systems and Procedures Relative to the Preplanned Administration of Student Financial Aid July 1974 4 Board of Trustees April 9, 1974 5 Board of Trustees October 8-9, 1974 6 Board of Trustees April 8, 1975 7 ITC Summit Conference June/July 1977 8 ITC Summit Conference June/July 1977 9 Report of Institutional Self Study 9/11/1981

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10 Final Report of the Self Study Task Forces Sept. 1981 223-82 1 Interfaith Association in Metropolitan Theological Education 2 Internal Revenue Service 3 International Authors and Writers Who’s Who 4 International Biographical Centre 5 International Defense and Aid Fund for Southern Africa 6 International House 7 International League for Human Rights 8 International Longfellow Society 9 International New Thought 10 International Student Service 11 International Student Service 12 International Student Service 13 Interpreters’ House 14 Irvingdale Farms Dairy 15 Israeli Student Organization 16 Jackson High School-Camden, S. Carolina 17 Jackson State University 18 Jacob Clayman Dinner 19 Jahncke Services, Inc. 20 James Farmer Tribute 21 Jet Magazine 22 Jimmy Carter Campaign 23 John F. Kennedy University 24 Joint Center for Political studies 25 Joint Center for Political Studies 26 Journal for Ecumenical Studies 27 Journal of Labor Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-82 28 Journal of Negro Education 29 Juvenile Court of Fulton County Georgia 30 Kalamazoo College 31 Kansas City, Missouri Public Schools 32 Kappa Alpha Psi, Inc 33 Kappa Boule 34 Kappa Boule 35 Kappa Delta Pi 36 Kentucky Colonels 37 Koinonia Farm 38 Lander College 39 Lansing Community College 40 Leadership Atlanta.

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41 Leadership Conference on Civil Rights 42 Leadership Conference on Civil Rights 43 League of Women Voters 44 League of Women Voters 45 League of Women Voters 46 League of Women Voters 47 Legacy Unfolded 48 Legislative Activity Report 49 Life Magazine 50 Liller Neal Battle& Lindsay, Inc. 51 Lilly Endowment, Inc. 52 Lilly Endowment, Inc. 53 Lincoln University 54 Linfield College 55 Literacy Action, Inc. 56 Literacy Action, Inc. 57 Look Magazine 58 Lincoln Heights School 59 Loyal Democrats of Mississippi 60 Mac Murray College 61 Marshall Field & Co. 62 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 63 MARTA 64 MARTA 223-83 1-12 Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change 223-84 1-19 Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change

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223-85 1-15 Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change 223-86 1 Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change 2 Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change 3 Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change 4 Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change 5 Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change 6 Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change 7 Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change 8 Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change 9 Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change 10 Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change 11 Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change

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12 MLK Community Church 13 MLK Community School 14 MLK Holiday 15 Maxine’s Inc. 16 Mayor Maynard Jackson 17 Mayo Clinic 18 Mayo Clinic 19 Mayo Clinic 20 Mayo Clinic 21 Mayo Foundation 22 Medgar Evers Fund 23 Medical Education Program 24 Medical Mission Sisters 25 Meharry Medical College 26 Mercer University 223-87 1 Memento Associates 2 Mental Health Association of Metropolitan Atlanta 3 Metropolitan Atlanta Summit Leadership Congress, Inc. 4 Metropolitan Community Aid Council, Inc. 5 Metropolitan Cooperative Educational Service Agency 6 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. 7 Metropolitan Publishing Co. 8 Metropolitan Atlanta Association for the Blind Inc. 9 Michigan State University 10 Michigan State University 11 Midcentury White House Conference on Children and Youth 12 Middlebury College 13 Middlebury College Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-87 14 Ministries to Blacks in Higher Education 15 Missions 16 Mississippi Valley State College 17 Mississippi Valley State College 18 Missionary Education Movement 19 Mobil Oil Corporation 20 Model Cities 21 Model Cities 22 Montgomery Improvement Association, Inc. 23 Moore Lumber Co. 24 Moorland Spingarn Research Center 25 Moorland Spingarn Research Center 26 Moorland Spingarn Research Center

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27 Moorland Spingarn Research Center 28 Mordeci W. Johnson Memorial Center 29 Morehouse-Correspondence 30 Morehouse Medical School 31 Morehouse-Report to Trustees (Semi-Annual) 32 Morehouse-Men in the State of Missouri 223-88 1 Morehouse Annual Report-1941 2 Morehouse Annual Report-1943 3 Morehouse Annual Report-1944 4 Morehouse Annual Report-1945 5 Morehouse Annual Report-1945 6 Morehouse Annual Report-1946 7 Morehouse Annual Report-1946 8 Morehouse Annual Report-1947 9 Morehouse Annual Report-1948 10 Morehouse Annual Report-1949 11 Morehouse Annual Report-1950 12 Morehouse Annual Report-1951 13 Morehouse Annual Report-1952 14 Morehouse Annual Report-1953 15 Morehouse Annual Report-1956 16 Morehouse Annual Report-1958 17 Morehouse Annual Report-1963 18 Morehouse Annual Report-1964 19 Morehouse Annual Report-1965 20 Morehouse Annual Report-1967 21 Morehouse Annual Report-1967

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223-89 1 Morehouse Annual Report to Board of Trustees- 1970 2 Morehouse Semi-Annual Report to Board of Trustees-1973 3 Morehouse Annual Report to Board of Trustees-1977 4 Fall Meeting Minutes of Board of Trustees Meeting-1977 5 Morehouse Annual Report to Board of Trustees-1978 6 Morehouse College Self-Study and Evaluation for 1968-78 7 Proposal to Rockefeller Foundation 8 Proposal for Fine Arts 9 Project Talent Search 10 A Progress Report 11 A Report for 1959 Session of Cooperative Experimental Summer School 12 A Report of 1959-60 Cooperative Experimental Summer School 13 A Report of 1960 Session of Cooperative Experimental Summer School

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14 A Report: Cooperative Experimental Summer School 1963 15 Morehouse College 16 Morehouse College 17 Morehouse College 18 Morehouse College 19 Morehouse College 20 Morehouse College-Endowment Campaign 21 Morehouse College-Centennial 22 Morehouse College-School of Medicine 223-90 1-9 Morehouse College 10 Morehouse “A Positive Platform for Morehouse Men” 11 “A Message for New Year’s 1932” 12 Morehouse College-Programs 13 Morehouse College-Flyers/Schedules 14 Morehouse College- “The Companion” 15 Morehouse College Bulletin 16 Morehouse College- “Against the Tides” 223-91 1-14 Morehouse College “Report to the President of Morehouse College on the School of Religion And the Department of Religion” “Report: Working and Living Conditions on Connecticut Tobacco Plantations, Summer 1941” Morehouse: Student Directory; Faculty Directory Morehouse Questionnaire Morehouse College Programs (2)

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223-92 1 Morehouse College 2 Morehouse College 3 Morehouse 4 Morehouse (advisory) 5 Morehouse Auxiliary 6 Morehouse School of Religion 7 Morehouse College Tribute 8 Morgan State College 9 Morgan State College 10 Morgan State University 11 Morgan State University 12 Morgan State University 13 Morgan State University

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14 Morris Brown College 15 Morris Brown College 16 Morris Brown College 17 Morris Brown College 18 Morris Brown College 19 Morris Chapel Baptist Church 20 Morris College 21 Mother Bethel AME 22 Mount Zion United Methodist Church 23 Mount Zion United Methodist Church 24 Meharry Medical College 25 Municipal Traffic Court 26 Music-Arts Cultural Society 27 Mutual Federal Savings & Loans Association 28 Mutual of Omaha 29 Mutual of Omaha 30 National Academy of Peace and Resolution 31 National Alliance of Black School Educators 32 National Alliance of Black School Educators 33 National Anti-Klan Network 34 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 35 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 36 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 37 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 38 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 39 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 40 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

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223-93 1 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 2 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 3 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 4 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 5 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 6 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 7 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 8 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 9 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 10 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 11 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 12 NAACP-Education Committee 13 NAACP-Roy Wilkins

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14 NAACP Legal Defense Fund 15 National Association of Black School Educators 16 National Association for Financial Aid to Minority Students 17 National Association for Mental Health, Inc. 18 National Bank of Georgia 19 National Baptist Convention 20 National Baptist Convention 21 National Black Child Development Institute, Inc. 22 National Campus Alliance for Amnesty 23 National Caucus of the Black Aged 223-94 1 National Caucus on the Black Aged 2 National Caucus on the Black Aged 3 National Caucus on the Black Aged 4 National Caucus on the Black Aged 5 National Caucus of Black School Board Members 6 National Caucus of Black School Board Members 7 National Center for Leadership Development Training Program 8 National Coalition of ESEA Title 9 National Committee for Middle East Studies in Secondary Education 10 National Committee of Negro Churchmen 11 National Committee on United States-China Relations, Inc 12 National Committee on United States-China Relations, Inc 13 National Committee on United States-China Relations, Inc 14 National Conference on a Black Agenda 15 National Conference of Black Children 16 National Conference of Blacks in Higher Education 17 National Conference of Black Mayors 18 National Conference of Christians and Jews, Inc. Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-94 19 National Conference of Christians and Jews, Inc. 20 National Conference of Christians and Jews, Inc. 21 National Conference of Christians and Jews, Inc. 22 National Conference of Christians and Jews, Inc. 23 National Conference of Christians and Jews, Inc. 24 National Conference of Christians and Jews, Inc. 25 National Conference of Christians and Jews, Inc. 26 National Conference of Christians and Jews, Inc. 27 National Conference on Goals, Policies, and Programs of Federal, State, and Local Science Agencies 28 National Conference on Religion and Labor 29 National Congress on Church Related Colleges and Universities 30 National Convocation of the Christian Church

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31 National Council Against Conscription 32 National Council on the Aging, Inc. 33 National Council for Black Child Development 223-95 1 National Council of Churches of Christ 2 National Council of Churches of Christ 3 National Council of Churches of Christ 4 National Council of Churches of Christ 5 National Council of Churches of Christ 6 National Council of Churches of Christ 7 National Council of Churches of Christ 8 National Council of Churches of Christ 9 National Council of Churches of Christ 10 National Council of Churches of Christ 11 National Council of Churches of Christ 12 National Council on Hunger 13 National Council of Negro Women 14 National Council of Negro Women 15 National Council of Negro Women 16 National Council of Negro Women 17 National Council on Religion on Higher Education 18 National Council on Religion on Higher Education 19 National Council on Religion on Higher Education 20 National Council of Student Christian Associations 21 National Education Association 22 National Endowment for the Humanities 23 National Endowment for the Humanities 24 National Endowment for the Humanities 25 National Handgun Center Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-95 26 National Housing Conference 27 National Humanities Faculty 28 National Insurance Association 29 National Institute of Health 30 National Negro Music Association 31 National Organization of Black University and College Students 32 National Peace Corps 33 National Planning Committee 34 National Religion and Labor Foundation 35 National Religion and Labor Foundation 36 National Religion and Labor Foundation 37 National Religion and Labor Foundation 38 National Retired Teachers Association

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39 National Rural Center 223-96 1 National School Boards Association 2 National School Boards Association 3 National Science Foundation 4 National Sharecropper’s Fund 5 National Sharecropper’s Fund 6 National Sharecropper’s Fund 7 National Sharecropper’s Fund 8 National Sharecropper’s Fund 9 National Sharecropper’s Fund 10 National Sharecropper’s Fund 11 National Sharecropper’s Fund 12 National Sharecropper’s Fund 13 National Sharecropper’s Fund 14 National Sharecropper’s Fund 15 National Sharecropper’s Fund 16 National Sharecropper’s Fund 17 National Sharecropper’s Fund 18 National Sharecropper’s Fund 19 National Sharecropper’s Fund 20 National Society of Literature and the Arts 21 National Student Committee Against Racism 223-97 1 National Urban Coalition 2 National Urban League, Inc. 3 National Urban League, Inc. 4 National Urban League, Inc. 5 National Urban League Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-97 6 National Urban League 7 National Urban League 8 Near East Foundation 9 Negro Almanac 10 Negroes in Federal and State Post 11 New Bethel Report 12 New Farmer’s America 13 New Mexico State University 14 New World Patriotism Day 15 New York Times 16 New York University 17 New York University 18 Norfolk State College

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19 Norfolk State College 20 North Alabama Educational Opportunity Center 21 North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Co. 22 North State Publications 23 Northeastern University 24 Oaklawn Center 25 Occidental Hotel 26 Old Mt Zion Baptist Church 27 Olivett College 28 Olivett College 29 Olivett Institutional Baptist Church 30 Omega Conclave 31 Omega Psi Phi-Eta Omega Chapter 32 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 33 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 34 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 35 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 36 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 37 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 38 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 39 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 223-98 1 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 2 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 3 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 4 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 5 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 6 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 7 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-98 8 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 9 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. 10 Our Shop Florist 11 Over Easy 12 Oxford University 13 Pacific School of Religion 14 Paine College 15 Paine College 16 Paine College 17 Paine College 18 Paine College 19 Paine College 20 Paine College

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21 Paine College 22 Paine College 23 Paine College 223-99 1-12 Paine College 223-100 1 Paine College 2 Paine College 3 Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis 4 Palmer Memorial Institute, Inc. 5 Palmer Memorial Institute, Inc. 6 Palmer Memorial Institute, Inc. 7 Palmer Memorial Institute, Inc. 8 Palmer Memorial Institute, Inc. 9 Palmer Memorial Institute, Inc. 10 Palmer Memorial Institute, Inc. 11 Palmer Memorial Institute, Inc. 12 Palmer Memorial Institute, Inc. 13 Palmer Memorial Institute, Inc. 14 Palmer Memorial Institute, Inc. 15 Palmer Memorial Institute, Inc. 16 Palmer Memorial Institute, Inc. 17 Pamlico Drive Neighborhood 18 Parker Publishing Company, Inc. 19 Partners in Housing 20 Paul Robeson Archives 21 Peace Presbyterian Church 22 Penn Community Services, Inc. 23 Penn Community Services, Inc. Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-100 24 Penn Community Services, Inc. 25 Penn Community Services, Inc. 26 Penn Community Services, Inc. 27 Penn Community Services, Inc. 28 Penn Community Services, Inc. 29 People United to Save Humanity (PUSH) 30 People’s Baptist Church 31 Perspectives International 32 Perspectives International 33 Phelps Stokes Fund 34 Phi Beta Kappa 35 Phi Beta Kappa 36 Phi Beta Kappa

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223-101 1 Phi Beta Kappa 2 Phi Beta Kappa 3 Phi Beta Kappa 4 Phi Beta Kappa 5 Phi Beta Kappa 6 Phi Beta Kappa 7 Phi Beta Kappa 8 Phi Beta Kappa 9 Phi Beta Kappa 10 Phi Beta Kappa 11 Phi Beta Kappa 1953-54 12 Phi Beta Kappa-National Humanities Faculty 13 Phi Beta Kappa-National Humanities Faculty 14 Phi Beta Kappa-Morehouse Report to 15 Phi Beta Sigma 16 Phi Kappa Phi 17 Phi Kappa Phi 18 Philanthropic Digest 19 Philanthropic Ministries Fund 20 Phoenix City Broadcasting 21 Pi alpha Pi 22 Pilgrim Baptist Church 23 Pilgrim Baptist Church 24 Pilgrim Health & Insurance Co. 25 Pioneer Development Enterprises 26 Pittsburgh Courier 27 Pittsburgh Courier 28 Planned Parenthood of Atlanta Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-101 29 The Poor People’s Campaign 30 Pratt Institute 31 Preferred Land Corporation 32 Prentice Hall, Inc. 33 Presbyterian Books 223-102 1 Presbyterian Minster’s Fund 2 Presbyterian Minster’s Fund 3 Presbyterian Minster’s Fund 4 Presbyterian Minster’s Fund 5 Princeton University 6 Prison Fellowship 7 Professional Association of Georgia Educator’s

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8 Professional Women of Atlanta 9 Progressive National Baptist Convention, Inc. 10 Progressive National Baptist Convention, Inc. 11 Progressive National Baptist Convention, Inc. 12 Progressive National Baptist Convention, Inc. 13 Progressive National Baptist Convention, Inc. 14 Project Forward ‘76 15 Promoting Enduring Peace, Inc. 16 Promoting Enduring Peace, Inc. 17 Protestant Health & Welfare Assembly 18 Providence Baptist Church 19 Providence Baptist Church 20 Providence Baptist Church 21 Providence Baptist Church 22 Providence Baptist Church 23 Providence Missionary Church 24 Provoker Press 25 Public Affairs Press 26 Public Health Dept.-Fulton Co. Georgia 27 Public Research and Management 28 Reader’s Digest 29 Relevant Learning, Inc. 30 Religious Heritage of America 31 Religious Heritage of America 32 Religious Heritage of America 33 Research Atlanta 34 Research Atlanta 35 Research Council of Great City Schools

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223-103 1 Resurgens Atlanta 2 Resurgens Atlanta 3 Resurgens Atlanta 4 Riggs National Bank 5 Riggs National Bank 6 Riggs National Bank 7 Robert R. Moton Memorial Institute 8 Roosevelt Hotel 9 Rotary Club 10 Rotary Club 11 Rotary Club of West End 12 Rural Advancement Fund 13 Rural Advancement Fund

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14 Rural Advancement Fund 15 Rural Advancement Fund 16 Rural Advancement Fund 17 Rural Advancement Fund 18 Rural Advancement Fund 19 Rural Advancement Fund 20 Rural Advancement Fund 21 Rust College 22 Southern Association of Colleges and Schools 23 Southern Association of Colleges and Schools 223-104 1 Safety Savings & Loan Association 2 Safety Savings & Loan Association 3 SALT II Treaty 4 San Francisco Theological Seminary 5 Sam Williams Portrait Fund 6 St. Augustine College 7 Second Baptist Church 8 Second Baptist Church 9 Service Federal Savings & Loan Associations 10 Sheraton Hotel 11 Shiloh Baptist Church 12 Shorter College 13 Sigma Pi Phi 14 Sigma Pi Phi 15 Sigma Pi Phi 16 Sigma Pi Phi 17 Sigma Pi Phi 18 Sigma Pi Phi-Kappa Boule Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-104 19 Smithsonian Institute 20 Smokey Mountain Center for Independent Studies, Inc. 21 Society for Religion in Higher Education 22 Society for Religion in Higher Education 23 Society for Religion in Higher Education 24 Society for Values in Higher Education 25 South Carolina Trade School 26 South Carolina State College 27 South Carolina State College 28 South Carolina State College 29 South Carolina State College 30 South Carolina State College 31 South Carolina State College

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32 South Carolina Hall of Fame 33 South Carolina Museum Commission 34 Southeast Regency Advisory Board 35 Southeastern Educational Laboratory 36 Southeastern Educational Laboratory 37 Southeastern Inter-Council 38 Southeastern Regional Advisory Board 223-105 1 Southern Association of College and Schools 2 Southern Association of College and Schools 3 Southern Association of College and Schools-Tougaloo College 4 Southern Association of College and Schools Fund for Advancement of Education 5 Southern Association of College and Schools 6 Southern Association of College and Schools 7 Southern Association of College and Schools 8 Southern Association of College and Schools 9 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary 10 Southern Center for Study in Public Policy 11 Southern Center for Study in Public Policy 12 Southern Christian Leadership Conference 13 Southern Christian Leadership Conference 14 Southern Christian Leadership Conference 15 Southern Christian Leadership Conference 16 Southern Christian Leadership Conference 17 Southern Conference Education Fund, Inc. 18 Southern Conference for Human Welfare 19 Southern Conference for Human Welfare 20 Southern Crate and Veneer Co. Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-105 21 Southern Education Foundation 22 Southern Education Foundation 23 Southern Education Foundation 24 Southern Education Foundation 25 Southern Education Foundation 26 Southern Education Foundation 223-106 1 Southern Education Foundation 2 Southern Education Foundation 3 Southern Education Foundation 4 Southern Education Foundation 5 Southern Education Foundation 6 Southern Education Foundation

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7 Southern Education Reporting Service 8 Southern Fellowship Fund 9 Southern Negro Youth Congress 10 Southern Poverty Law Center 11 Southern Regional Council 12 Southern Regional Council 13 Southern Regional Council 14 Southern Regional Council 15 Southern Regional Council 16 Southern Regional Council 17 Southern Regional Council 18 Southern Regional Council 19 Southern Regional Council 20 Southern Regional Council 21 Southern Regional Council 22 Southern Regional Council 23 Southern Regional Council 24 Southern Regional Council 223-107 1 Southern Regional Council 2 Southern Regional Council 3 Southern Regional Council 4 Southern Regional Council 5 Southern Regional Council 6 Southern Regional Council 7 Southern Regional Council 8 Southern Regional Council 9 Southern Regional Council 10 Southern Regional Opera Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-107 11 Southern Regional Education Board 12 Southern Rural Action 13 Southern School News 14 Southside Bank 15 SouthWest Atlanta Progress 16 SouthWest Community Hospital 17 Southwest Georgia Association for Convalescent & Aging Persons, Inc. 18 Southview Cemetery Association 19 Speeg Lumber Co. 20 Spelman College 21 Spelman College 22 Spelman College 23 Spelman College

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24 Spelman College 25 Spelman College 26 Spelman College 27 State Commission on Aging 223-108 1 State Commission on Aging 2 State Commission on Aging 3 State Committee on the Life & History of Black Georgians 4 State Committee on the Life & History of Black Georgians 5 State Times 6 State University of New York-Albany 7 State University of New York-Binghamton 8 State University of New York-Stonybrook 9 Stroke and Heart Attack Prevention Program 10 Stillman College 11 Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee 12 Superintendent of Documents of US Printing Office 13 Syracuse University 14 Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America 15 TACTICS 16 Testimonial for Human Service 17 Theological Discussion Group 18 Theresa Hotel 19 Third Baptist Church 20 Time Magazine 21 Tuskegee Institute 22 Tuskegee Institute 23 Tuskegee Institute 24 Twayne Publishers, Inc. Series C: Organizational Affiliations (cont.) Box Folder

223-108 25 Twenty-Seven Club 26 Unicorn Press Inc 27 United Appeal 28 United Board for College Development 29 United Board for College Development 30 United Board for College Development 31 United Board for College Development 223-109 1 United Board for College Development 2 United Board for College Development 3 United Board for College Development 4 United Board for College Development 5 United Board for College Development

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223-119 Speeches by Benjamin Mays 1 Our Third Emancipation, Bates College, 1919 2 The Status of Desegregation in the South, Penn State University, September 1930 3 The Negro Student Needs Religion, January 1941 4 Interracial Leadership in this Time of Crisis, March 1942 5 Unknown, March 1943 6 The Crisis in India, WGST Broadcast, March 1943 7 Second Address in Cleveland, March 1943 8 Introduction- Lincoln University, MO, June 1943 9 What Can Be Done About It?, December 1943 10 Confirmation of Honorary Degree Upon Maynard Holbrook Jackson, Morehouse College, 1944 11 What We Need in Social Workers, 1944

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12 Confirmation of Honorary Degree Upon Solomon David Ross, Morehouse College, 1944 13 Confirmation of Honorary Degree Upon William Grant Bivins, Morehouse College, 1944 14 Eulogy re: Dr. Samuel Howard Archer, Morehouse College, February 1944 15 The Inescapable Christ, Brooklyn, NY, April 14, 1946, February 1948, 1951, May 1952 16 The Ministry of Our Negro Christian College, Northern Baptist Session, Atlantic City, May 1944 17 Founder’s Day Program, Morehouse College, February 1945 18 The Time is Always Ripe, March 1945 19 The Uniqueness of Man, WJZ Broadcast, March 1945 20 Roland Hayes, Distinguished American, World Citizne, Presentation of Doctor of Laws Degree, Morehouse College, June 1945 21 It Does Not Have to Happen Again, June 1945 22 Free Men in Semi-Free World, Morehouse College, October 1945 23 What Does it Matter What I Believe, October 1945 24 Free Men in Semi-Slave World, Morehouse College Chapel, October 25 The Hazen Conference and Warren Wilson College, November 1945 26 The Need for Forgiveness in Times of Tensions such as the One Through Which We are Now Passing, n.d. 27 Notes jotted down at luncheon meeting, Colored Secretaries, February 28 Re: atomic age, liberal arts, technical skills, Talladega College, March 1946 29 Address, Detroit, Michigan, April 1946 30 Re: end of World War II, Detroit, April 1946 31 Re: Foregiveness, Detroit, April 1946 32 Commencement Address, South Carolina State College, May 1946

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223-119 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 33 Re: Fear, Spelman College, September 1946, November 1946 34 Disturbed About Man, Talladega, Florida, October 1946 35 The Christian and Race, 1946-1947 36 Preparing Graduates of Church-Related Colleges to Live in One World, Association of American Colleges, Boston, January 1947 37 The Story of Jesus in the Wilderness, Old Stone Church, Cleveland, March 1947 38 What the Resurrection Should Mean to the Christian Today, Old Stone Church, Cleveland, March 1947 39 What Does Easter Mean?, Old Stone Church, Cleveland, March 1947 40 Life is a Series of Gethsemanes, Old Stone Church, Cleveland, March 1947 41 Fifth Annual Address, Old Stone Church, Cleveland, March 1947 42 Education for What?, Fort Valley, August 1947, May 1953, September 1973

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43 Except a Man Be Born Again, He Cannot See the Kingdom of God, March 1948, April 1949 44 The Ever Present Inescapable Christ, March 1948 45 Re: We Cannot Find Him, Detroit, March 1948 46 Council of the Churches of Christ, Cleveland, Ohio, March 1948 47 A Conquering Faith, South Carolina State, March 1948 48 The Free and the Fearless vs. The Slave and the Coward or The Slave and the Timid, Southern University, May 1948, March 1949 49 The Road That May Lead You to Happiness, Scotia, May 1948, October 1949 50 Why We Pray, How to Pray, and What to Pray For, Atlanta, June 1948 51 University Convocation, September 1948 52 Rededicatory Address—Pittsburg Urban League, December 1948 53 World Aspects of Race and Culture, December 1948 54 A Southerner Looks at the South, 1949 55 Yesterday, To-day, and To-morrow, Golden Jubilee Address, Virginia Union University, February 1949 56 The University of Our Time: A Challenge to the Students and Church/ Our Unfinished Task, St. Louis, April 1949 57 Finding God, St. Louis, April 1949 58 Definition of Faith, St. Louis, April 1949 59 Pilate, Dayton, April 1949 60 The Function of a College, Stillman College, October, 1949 61 Segregation in Higher Education, November 1949 62 Democracy—U.S.A. and India, November 1949 63 The Negro College Graduate in America, Symposium on Higher Education for Negroes, Hunter College, New York, November 1949 64 Greetings of first anniversary of radio station WERD, Atlanta, 1950

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223-119 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 65 Sermon, Fort Wayne, Indiana, February 1950 66 Re: speech at the 83rd anniversary of Morehouse College 67 Religion and Racial Tensions, Boston University—Mid-Century Institute on Religion in a World of Tensions, March 1950 68 A Two-edged Evil, March 1950 69 I am Disturbed, Chicago Sunday Evening Club, March 1950 70 The Meaning of Gethsemane, Bennett College, April 1950 71 Re: protests/role of the U.N.C.F., Women’s Division of the United Negro College Fund, Inc., New York, April 1950 72 What Can I Do to Be Happy?, Howard University, May 1950 73 Three Classes of People, Southern Baptist Convention, Chicago, May 1950 74 Ye Shall Know Them by Their Daily Choices, Fort Valley, May 1950 75 A Suggested Philosophy of Life, Graduation address, Miner Teachers

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College, Washington, DC, June 1950 76 How Can I Afford to Be, June 1950 77 Christian Light on Human Relationships, Baptist World Congress, Cleveland, July 1950 78 Building Your Life on a Rock, Morehouse-Spelman Freshman, September 1950 79 What’s Wrong with Negro Leaders?, September 1950 80 Re: Negro patrons of the public schools vs. Atlanta School Board, October 1950 81 Acceptance speech, Texas State Fair, October 1950 82 Spiritual Resources, 1951 83 Economic Freedom: An Essential Part to the Full Freedom of the Democratic Way of Life, Philadelphia National Freedom Day, January 1951 84 The Task Before Us, Fort Valley, February 1951 85 Pilates Report on the Trial, March 1951 86 What I Believe about Suffering, April 1951 87 What I Believe about Man’s Need of Redemption, Samuel Houston College, April 1951 88 What I Believe about Faith, Samuel Houston College, April 1951 89 What I Believe about Happiness, Samuel Houston College, April 1951 90 What I Believe is an Adequate Philosophy of Life in a Time Like This, Samuel Houston College 91 The Cursedness of Our Time, Howard University, May 1951 92 Benedict and Allen Baccalaureate, May 1951 93 We Cannot Get Rid of Christ, Riverside Church, June 1951 94 The Emerging New South in the Area of Human Relations, N.A.A.C.P. Convention, Washington D.C., June 1951

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223-119 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 95 Our Unfinished Task, University of Chicago, Rockefeller Memorial Chapel, July 1951 96 This I Believe, July 1951 97 Why Did Jesus Call the Rich Man a Fool?, Chautauqua, August 1951 98 Detroit Address, October 1951 99 What Do I Believe about the Goodness of Man, Samuel Houston College, December 1951 100 The Christian in Race Relations, 1952 101 Ye Shall Know Then by Their Choices, Bennett College, January 1952 102 Disturbed About Man, Pittsburgh, January 1952 103 Our Greatest Fears and Fears of Things that Never Happen, Annual Dinner YMCA, Indianapolis, January 1952 104 I am Disturbed, February 1952

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105 There Was a Legend the Strength of the Nazarites Lay in their Hair, March 1952 106 Second and Third Temptations, Detroit, March 1952 107 For whoever will save his life…, Detroit, March 1952 108 The Christian in Race Relations, Henry Wright Lecture, Yale Divinity School, April 1952 109 U.N.C.F. Kick-off Dinner, Philadelphia, May 1952 110 Subject: What Makes a Man?…, Lincoln High School, Covington, Kentucky, June 1952 111 Address delivered at the dedication of the Hughes Spalding Pavilion of the Grady Memorial Hospital, June 1952 112 The Role of Dreams and Ideas in the History of Human Progress, YMCA Washington Park, July 1952 113 The Right Attitude in Prayer, Chautauqua, August 1952 114 I am Disturbed about Man, March 1953 115 What Shall it Profit a Man, March 1953 116 Father Into Thy Hand I Commend My Spirit, March 1953 117 The Role of the Ideas in the History of -- , Opening of the 10th U.N.C.F., April 1953 118 Education for What?, May 1953, February 1973, March 1973, May 1973, June 1973, March 1976, April 1976, June 1976, September 1976, April 1977, May 1978 119 Dunbar Junior College, Little Rock, June 1953 120 Institutions of learning from the beginning of our Western culture, July 1953 121 Second typing of article for Dr. Keene of Washington D.C., August 1953 122 Roanoke, Virginia, February 1954 123 When we speak of freedom in democracy…, January 1954 124 The Faith of the Church, Spring 1954 125 How to Be a Solid Respectable Citizen in a Community, March 1954 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-120 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 1 Bennet College, March 1954 2 A New Challenge and a New Opportunity, March 1954 3 Sermon typed for the pulpit, March 1954 4 I am Glad I Could Report Progress, March 1954 5 Father, Forgive Them for They Know Not What They Do, First Methodist Church, May 1954 6 Gethsemane, the Cross, and the Resurrection, South Carolina State, April 1954 7 Prayer given at inauguration of Dr. Albert Manley as President of Spelman College, April 1954 8 His Goodness Was not Enough, June 1954 9 The Church Amidst Ethnic and Racial Tensions, World Council of Churches, Evanston, Illinois, August 1954

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10 The World Council of Churches, Spelman College, October 1954 11 The Story of Talents, Palmer Memorial Institute, October 1954 12 Re: Baptists, Ann Arbor, Michigan, October 1954 13 Address prepared for the National Council of Christians, November 1954 14 Brotherhood, A Moral Imperative, National Conference of Christians and Jews, Mayflower Hotel, Washington D.C., November 1954, December 1954, 1954, February 1977, February 1978, January 1979 15 Re: Three classes of people, Tuskegee, 1955 16 Knowledge Alone is Not Enough Convocation Address, January 1955 17 God’s Love For Man, Detroit, Michigan, March 1955 18 College for Negroes in a Desegregated Society, March 1955 19 Goal’s Toward Which I Would Strive If I Were as Young as You…, Alabama A&M, May 1955 20 The Responsibility is New Upon the South, June 1955 21 Be Not Deceived God is Not Mocked, Whatever a Man Soweth that Shall He Reap, Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, July 1955 22 New Emancipation, Freedom Day Celebration, July 1955 23 Why Dives Went to Hell, August 1955 24 All Men are God’s Children, September 1955 25 Youth is the Time, Morehouse-Spelman Freshman, September 1955 26 The Moral Aspects of Segregation, Southern Historical Association, Memphis, Tennessee, November 1955 27 Re: Introduction at Winston Salem, November 1955 28 1956 President Player Inauguration 29 Speech at Bennett College Inaugural Weekend, 1956 30 The Challenge of the Present Crisis, Newport News, January 1956 31 Philippians 1, Spelman College, January 1956

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223-120 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 32 What Price is Progress?, January 1956 33 Presentation of citation to Jackie Robinson, January 1956 34 Eulogy - David Jones, January 1956 35 United Negro College Fund Address, Denver, Colorado, February 1956 36 Re: 89th anniversary of the founding of Morehouse College, February 1956 37 The Four Square Man, March 1956 38 Carolina Symposium on Public Affairs, University of North Carolina, March 1956 39 The Past, Present, and Future of the Negro Private Colleges, March 1956 40 Sermon, Cleveland, March 1956 41 Forward with Youth in these Critical Times, Teachers Association, Columbia, South Carolina, March 1956 42 The Past, Present, and Future of the Thirty-one Colleges that Make Up the

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United Negro College Fund, Wilmington, Delaware, April 1956 43 The Road the Leads to a Blessed Immortality, Chicago Sunday Evening Club, April 1956 44 Mother’s Day speech, Fort Valley State College, May 1956 45 Education to What End?, Gambling College, May 1956 46 Education of Our Youth: A Challenge to the Church, New England Baptist, June 1956 47 Our Unfinished Task, State Teachers College, Montclair, New Jersey, June 1956 48 The Inescapable Christ, Detroit, Michigan, August 1956 49 The People of History and Those of Contemporary Life May Be Roughly Divided Into Three Distinct Classes, New York, August 1956 50 Statement at funeral service of John P. Whittaker, First Congregational Church, September 1956 51 Why Jesus Called the Rich Man a Fool, September 1956 52 Making the Ultimate Use of What We Have, Alabama, October 1956 53 Evangelism’s Unfinished Task, November 1956 54 Five Things that Make Life Worth Living, Y’s Men Club, Atlanta, November 1956 55 An Adequate Philosophy of Life for Teachers in Today’s Educational Picture, Teacher’s State Association of Texas, San Antonio, November 1956 56 Forgiveness, Zion Hill, January 1957 57 Memorial Address for Mrs. Marian Birnie Wilkinson, South Carolina State College, February 1957 58 Challenging Negro Students to Make History, Central State College, February 1957

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223-120 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 59 The Role of the Church in the Teaching and Practicing Christianity Amidst Community and World Crises, Cincinnati, February 1957 60 90th Anniversary Statement, Morehouse College, February 1957 61 The Meaning of ‘Our Father’, Chicago Sunday Evening Club, February 1957, March 1957 62 Why Forgive, Detroit, March 1957 63 Let Us Be Kind to Judas, Detroit, March 1957 64 Why Did Peter Do It?, Detroit, March 1957 65 Forgive Them for They Know Not What They Do, Detroit, March 1957 66 Conference on Christian Faith and Human Relations, Nashville, April 1957 67 Indispensable Secretary, Hungary Club Luncheon, April 1957 68 Re: United Negro College Fund, Inter-Alumni Council, Detroit, June 1957 69 Lost Talk, World Mission Institute, Evanston, August 1957

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70 How Righteousness is Our Righteousness?, Berea College, October 1957 71 Be Not Deceived…, Metropolitan Baptist, Detroit, October 1957 72 For I Say Onto You, The President’s Page: Challenge to the Graduating Class of 1958, 1961-66, December 1957, 1958, 1961-66 73 Father Forgive Them, For They Know Not What They Do, St. Louis Missouri, January 1958 74 Ideas are like Beards—Women and Young Men have None, Dearborn, Michigan, January 1958 75 Our Unfinished Task, February 1958 76 The Negro, The Supreme Court, and the Social Revolution in the South, Los Angeles, California, February 1958 77 Founder’s Day Address, February 1958 78 How Righteous is Our Righteousness?, Chicago Evening Club, February 1958 79 The Inescapable Christ, St. Louis, March 1958 80 Creative Living for Youth in a Time of Crisis, Bennet College, March 1958 81 The Kind of Men Morehouse College Should Seek to Produce, April 1958 82 Eulogy for Geraldine Clark, April 1958 83 A Challenge to a Disadvantaged People, Mobile Alabama, April 1958 84 Re: What Makes Life Worth Living, Howard University, May 1958 85 Why Support the United Negro College Fund?, Buffalo, May 1958 86 Re: Pilate, Princeton University, May 1958 87 Commencement Speech, Zion College, Chattanooga, Tennessee, May 1958 88 Citation - Honorary Degree of Doctor of Divinity Presented to Sandy F. Ray, Morehouse College, June 1958 89 The Goal, the Need, and the Challenge, Morehouse College, June 1958 90 Beyond the Threshold, June 1958 91 Re: The Bible and Race, Hanover College, June 1958

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223-120 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 92 How Strange, Odd, Unorthodoxed, Re: Emma Catherine Ware Gray, June 1958 93 The Years Ahead, Morehouse College, July 1958 94 A Challenge to a Disadvantaged People, Bethune-Cookman Summer School, August 1958 95 What Kind of Integrationist are We?, Real Estate Brokers, Atlanta, Georgia, August 1958 96 School of the Prophets, DePauw University, September 1958 97 School of the Prophets, DePauw University, September 1958 98 Why Dives Went to Hell, Depauw University, September 1958 99 School of the Prophets, DePauw University, September 1958 100 You Are Charming and Attractive, and I Want You to Be Free Men and Free Women, Morehouse-Spelman Freshman, September 1958

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101 The Best Teaching in Atlanta, September 1958 102 The Problem Cannot Be Isolated from History, Re: School desegregation, University of Chicago, October 1958 103 Why Jesus Called the Rich Man a Fool, New York, November 1958 104 Outline for LIFE, December 1958 105 Science has given us the highest standard of living to found anywhere in history, 1959 106 Race in America: The Negro Perspective, 1959 107 Mere Human Strength May Stand Ill Fortune, January 1959 108 I Hardly Know What To Say When I Speak To People As Young As You. So Puzzling, So Unknown, Oak Ridge High School, January 1959 109 The first thing you do when you meet a stranger…, Junior High School, Clinton, Tennessee, January 1959 110 5th Message at Oak Ridge, January 1959 111 Life is a Series of Contradictions, Re: Gethsemane, Oak Ridge, January 1959 112 Some Integration Factors Morehouse Ought to Know about Buchnell University, Morehouse College, February 1959 113 The Negro in the Christian Ministry, Greenwich, Connecticut, March 1959 114 The Paradox of Life, Commencement Address, University of Minnesota, March 1959 115 Re: Negro college students, St. Augustine College, March 1959 116 The Climate in Which We Teach and the Challenge and Opportunity it Presents, Atlanta, Georgia, April 1959

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223-121 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 1 Some Comments on Soviet Higher Education, January 1959 2 United Negro College Fund Address, Cleveland, April 1959 3 You Represent the Unknown Equation in the March of Time, Depauw University, April 1959 4 Re: Happiness, Howard University, May 1959 5 United Negro College Fund Address, Buffalo, New York, May 1959 6 The Future is with Those Who Walk the High Road, University of Chicago, May 1959 7 Confirmation of Honorary Degree of Doctor of Divinity upon Horatius Holipheal Coleman from Morehouse College, June 1959 8 Confirmation of Honorary Degree of Doctor of Human Letters upon James McBride Dabbs from Morehouse College, June 1959 9 Re: Happiness, Kalamazoo College, June 1959

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10 The Teacher’s Growth as a Whole Person, Berea College, June 1959 11 Our Third Emancipation, S.S. Congress, Memphis, Tennessee, June 1959 12 They Were not Ahead of their Times, Pittsburgh, August 1959 13 The Story of the Talents, Morehouse-Spelman Freshman, September 1959 14 Morehouse Men, Morehouse College, September 1959 15 The Role of Organized Labor in Education and Human Relations, A.F.L. and C.I.O. Convention, San Francisco, September 1959 16 The Contribution of the U.N.C.F. Colleges to American Education and Better Human Relations, Houston, September 1959 17 The Publican and the Pharisee, First Baptist, Little Rock, October 1959 18 Materialism and Secularism: A Challenge to the Christian, October 1959 19 Sermon, Mount Zion Church, Stanton, Virginia, October 1959 20 Our Unfinished Task, Richmond Minister’s Association, October 1959 21 Who Are the Least of These?, Emory University, October 1959, September 1962, February 1965, April 1978, September 1978 22 The Meaning of Freedom, Morehouse College, November 1959 23 Teachers-Present Situations and Challenge, Arkansas, November 1959 24 A Good Man is Hard to Find, Morehouse College, November 1959 25 What Have You to Be Thankful For?, Morehouse College, November 1959 26 The Challenge of 75 Years, Fort Worth, Texas, November 1959 27 Re: Y.M.C.A., Knoxville, Tennessee, December 1959 28 Did You Find that there was Much Difference in the Ability of Negro Children to Receive and Profit by Instruction, December 1959 29 When is the Will Good?, Union Baptist, December 1959 30 Education to What End?, University of Liberia, January 1960 31 What is God’s Will?, Detroit-Metropolitan Church, January 1960 32 For God and Country, Mobile, Alabama, February 1960 33 The Challenge to Youth of The Importance and Significance of Youth, Spelman College, February 1960 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-121 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 34 The Punishment was Great, Spelman, February 1960 35 Morehouse College Bulletin, March 1960 36 Re: A statement on the student protest against segregated practices in the south, March 1960 37 Social Revolution in the South and Interracial Progress, Seattle, Washington, March 1960 38 The Origin of the United College Fund Colleges, Seattle, Washington, March 1960 39 Women’s Division of the United Negro College Fund, Inc., New York, April 1960 40 Jesus Lived in a Dangerous Time, Howard University, May 1960 41 What is it that Makes Life Worth Living, Jarvis Christian College, May 1960 42 The Challenge to Overcome the Major Disabilities of 341 Years in a Quarter

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of a Century, Florida A & M University, May 1960 43 The Only Way to Make the Youth ‘Sit-Down’ August, September Protests’ Effective, July 1960 44 Cooperative Religion in Today’s World, Rochester, New York, June 1960 45 I Begin by Confessing, Meharry Medical College Baccalaureate Address, June 1960 46 American Education, Williamsburg, Virginia, June 1960 47 Forgiveness, Kansas City, June 1960 48 The Publican & The Pharisee, Friendship Baptist Church, July 1960 49 Let Your Mental Eyes Function and Will See, Friendship Baptist Church, July 1960 50 What Kind of World did Miss Anthony In?/ Freedom is an Achievement and Not a Gift: Hard to Attain and Difficult to Retain, Parkway Ball Room, Chicago, July 1960 51 One of the Oldest Methods of Social Protest is Violence-War, A.U. Summer School, July 1960 52 Obligations of Negroes in Relation to an Interracial Society, August 1960 53 Book Review for The Christian Scholar, August 1960 54 What’s Behind the Negro Sit-down Protest, August 1960 55 Four Great Events in the Life of the Negro in this Country, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, August 1960 56 And They Said: ‘Communications had been Down’, August 1960 57 Dare to be Different, Morehouse and Spelman Freshman, August 1960 58 The Story of Talent, N.C. College, October 1960 59 If a Man Say, I Love God, and hatheth his Brother, He is a Liar, Penn. Baptist Convention, October 1960 60 The Need for a Renewed Witness, Penn. Baptist Convention, Erie, Pa., October 1960

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223-121 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 61 Growing into the Stature of Christ as a Witnessing Fellowship, Penn. Baptist Convention, Erie, Pa. October 1960 62 Re: A statement at an appreciation dinner honoring Dr. Mordecai W. Johnson, Washington, D.C., November 1960 63 Social Revolution and Race Relations, Duke University, November 1960 64 A Plea for Straight Talk between the Races, December 1960 65 Verily, Verily, I Say unto Thee, Except a Man be Form Again, He Cannot See the Kingdom of God, Union Baptist Church, Philadelphia, December 1960 66 In Pursuit of Excellence in Home, School, and Community, 1961 67 A Dilemma and a Challenge, January 1961 68 Reconciling the Individual in Himself and Indeed to God and His Fellow Man, January 1961 69 What Wakes an Abundant Life?, Spelman College, February 1961

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70 The Things We Fear Most, February 1961 71 Re: World Day of Prayer, February 1961 72 The Endless Debt, The Christian Century, March 1961 73 Rome was the Mistress of the World, Cleveland, Ohio, March 1961 74 How Righteous is our Righteousness, Cleveland, Ohio, March 1961 75 I Make Bold to Assert that No Mother would Name her Son Judas, Cleveland Ohio, March 1961 76 The Abundant Life, Chicago Evening Club, March 1961 77 What Makes Life Worth Living, Tampa, Florida, March 1961 78 Appraising Values for a Creative Life in Freedom and Dignity, Delta Sigma Theta, March 1961 79 A Problem Facing the Predominately Negro College, April 1961 80 The Future Role of the Private Negro College, Morehouse College, April 1961 81 How to Make the Yoke Easy and the Burden Light, Howard University, May 1961 82 I make bold to assert that every living creature loves life and every living creature wants to live…, Howard University, May 1961 83 The Future of the Private Negro College, The Hampton Inauguration, May 1961 84 In Pursuit of Excellence in Home, School, and Community, June 1961 85 A New South is Emerging, Danforth Campus Community Workshop, June 1961 86 The Story of Talent, The Cess Program, July 1961 87 Did it ever occur to you that Jesus raised the dead, healed the sick, and cast out devils, forgave sins…, August 1961 88 Why Jesus Called the Rich Man a Fool, August 1961 89 Re: A speech given to the Freshman of Morehouse and Spelman, September 1961 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-121 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 90 Re: Radio speech, Hungary Club, September 1961 91 Did it ever dawn upon you that Jesus raised the dead, Detroit, Michigan, September 1961 92 How to Solve the Race Problem in America, N.A.A.C.P. South Carolina Conference, September 1961 93 What We Expect of the Morehouse Student, Morehouse College, September 1961 94 The Contribution of the Mission Schools for Negroes to American Life, Mother Jr. College, October 1961 95 Oddly enough the Bible does not debate or argue the existence of God…, Spelman College, October 1961 96 The U.N.C.F. and the Unique Role of the Private Negro College, November 1961

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97 Democracy, Fascism, Nazism, Communism, November 1961 98 Eulogy re: Mr. Channing Tobias, Riverside Church, November 1961 99 A Dilemma and a Challenge, Bessemer, Alabama, January 1962 100 How Good is Morehouse, Morehouse College, January 1962 101 In our endeavor to meet competition…, Hungary Club, January 1962 102 How Righteous is our Righteousness, January 1962 103 Pressure and Social Change, Morehouse College, January 1962 104 Love your Enemies, Zion Hills, January 1962 105 Brotherhood Across Racial and Cultural Lines, Pennsylvania State University, February 1962 106 The Question is as Old as the Hills, Detroit, Michigan, March 1962 107 God Called the Man a Fool, University of Chicago, March 1962 108 The Hidden Lord, Detroit, Michigan, March 1962 109 The Road to Immortality, Detroit, Michigan, March 1962 110 Gethsemane, March 1962 111 Why Should I Forgive, March 1962 112 In as much as ye have done…, March 1962 113 Righteousness, March 1962 114 The People of History and those of Contemporary History may be Roughly Divided into Three Distinct Classes, March 1962 115 Acceptance Address: Assumption, University of Windsor, April 1962 116 A Great Past-What about the Future, Atlanta, Georgia, May 1962 117 Slavery was Defended!, Fort Valley, May 1962

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223-122 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 1 Every age is noted for something unique…, E.J. Hughes Business College, May 1962 2 A Dilemma and a Challenge, Benedict College, May 1962 3 A Surgeon, Kayesville, Georgia, May 1962 4 The People of History and those of Contemporary Life may be Roughly Divided into Three Distinct Classes, Kenya College, June 1962 5 Any Way You Look at it, Life is Difficult and Hard, June 1962 6 Social Revolution and Progress, August 1962 7 Re: Morehouse-Spelman Freshman Worship Service, September 1962 8 Lord, When Saw Me thee an Hungered, and Fed Thee?, Pennsylvania State University, September 1962 9 Where Do We Come From?, U.N.C.F. Capital Fund Drive, October 1962 10 Mankind has always sought to please God without doing what God

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requires…, October 1962 11 Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses…, New Cavalry, October 1962 12 The Road to Freedom is Long and Rugged, Binkley Memorial Baptist Church, October 1962 13 The New Social Order When Integrated, November 1962 14 Re: A speech at Morgan College, December 1962 15 As we approach the Christmas season, mankind will do what it has always done…, Union Baptist Church, December 1962 16 Re: Speech about the Emancipation Proclamation One Hundred Years Later, Brooklyn, New York, January 1963 17 An Appeal to the Conscience of the American People, The National Conference on Religion and Race, January 1963 18 The Accident of Greatness, Morehouse College, January 1963 19 …My subject is as old as the hills…, Washington D.C., February 1963 20 Re: Speech delivered to the Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity, Atlanta, Georgia, February 1963 21 The New Social Order When Integrated, March-April 1963 22 Motivation of College Students, U.S. Department of Labor Conference, March 1963 23 Why Jesus Called the Rich Man a Fool, Dillard University, March 1963 24 Why Pursue Excellence, Dillard University, March 1963 25 Eulogy for H. Council Tranholm, March 1963 26 Where May Happiness be found?, Chicago Sunday Evening Club, March 1963 27 …What thous shall I do unto Jesus who is called Christ…, March 1963 28 Let Us be Kind to Judas, Wesley Methodist Church, March 1963 29 The Inescapable Cross, April 1963

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223-122 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 30 I must pay tribute to your founder - Elizabeth Evelyn Wright…, April 1963 31 Why Strive for Excellence?, Morehouse College, May 1963 32 In 64 A.D. the church at Rome suffered under the Roman Empire…, Turner High School, May 1963 33 From Slavery to Integration, St. Augustine College, June 1963 34 Conference of Christians and Jews, June 1963 35 You are an attractive looking group…, Orlando, Florida, June 1963 36 And Thou Shall Love thy Neighbor as thy Self, August 1963 37 Sources of Tensions in Human Relations, August 1963 38 The Churches will Follow, August 1963 39 Sources of Tension in Human Relations, Waco, Texas, August 1963 40 What the Negro Expects in Education, August 1963

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41 A Crisis and a Challenge, August 1963 42 The Benediction given by Dr. Benjamin E. Mays at the Mass March on Washington D.C. at Lincoln Memorial, August 1963 43 Thou Shalt have No Other God’s Before Me, September 1963 44 I am deeply disturbed about the future of the ministry among Negro Baptists, Progressive National Baptist Convention, September 1963 45 Finding Self as God’s Creature, September 1963 46 Why it is not an Accident, September 1963 47 The Tragedy of School Dropouts, October 1963 48 A Tribute to Mr. Samuel D. Leidesdorf, October 1963 49 How to Make this Year the Best We Have Had, Morehouse College, October 1963 50 Non-violent Revolution and Social Change, October 1963 51 Re: Dedication of a building, Wichita Falls, Texas 52 Seminar, October 1963 53 Christianity and Race with Special Reference to the Church, Southern Baptist Church, November 1963 54 Unchanging Christian Commitments: A Challenge to the Church in the Area of Race Relations, November 1963 55 Planting the Seeds, Social Revolution—New Opportunities, the Challenge to Negro Parents and Teachers, Williamsburg, Virginia, December 1963 56 Re: Speech at the 1964 Commencement, 1964 57 Baptist Meeting, 1964 58 What Role the Schools should Properly Play in a Democracy to Insure the Peaceful Success of Revolution Now Going On, January 1964 59 Finding Self as God’s Creature, January 1964 60 Lord, When Saw we thee am Hungered and Fed thee?, Riverside Church, New York, January 1964 61 Poverty and the Richest Country in History,, January 1964 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-122 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 62 Desegregate and Integrate to What End?, Livingston College, February 1964 63 Six Seeds and Social Revolution, February 1964 64 The Role of Leadership in a Time of Crisis, Hungary Club, March 1964 65 Self-Righteousness Condemned, March 1964 66 Thou Shalt have No Other Gods Before Me, Chicago Sunday Evening Club, April 1964 67 The Role of the Schools in a Social Revolution, May 1964 68 A Tribute to Women and a Tribute to Motherhood, May 1964 69 Good Schools-Future Never Questioned, May 1964 70 The President’s Charge to the Class of 1964, Atlanta, Georgia, June 1964 71 The Christian in a Secular Society, Florence, South Carolina, June 1964

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72 Why We are Broken and Need to be Healed, June 1964 73 The Source of Healing, Lincoln Nebraska, June 1964 74 The Role and Future of the Negro College, July 1964 75 Atlanta Since 1946 - What has Happened in Atlanta in the last 18 Years, Episcopal Conference, August 1964 76 Two men went into the temple to pray; one a Pharisee, the other a Publican…, St. James Presbyterian Church, August 1964 77 Here is a last piece of advice…, Morehouse-Spelman Freshman, September 1964 78 You May Say What Difference does it Make, Atlanta, Georgia, October 1964 79 I am speaking this afternoon primarily to the students of Palmer…, Palmer High School, October 1964 80 Education for World Responsibility, Fayetteville, North Carolina, November 1964 81 Two Subjects-What doth God Require of thee? and The Route that Leads to God is thru Man- thru your Fellows, West Hunter Baptist Church, November November 1964 82 If I Were Graduating from High School in 1965, Gainesville Georgia, 1965 83 Tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr., January 1965 84 Re: Rabbi Rothschild, the Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. distinguished members of the Dais, fellow Atlantans, January 1965 85 Re: A speech honoring Mr. Maxwell Hahn, Morehouse College, February 1965 86 Prophetic Religion, Human Freedom, and the Status Quo, March 1965 87 The Role of Leadership in a Time of Crisis, March 1965

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223-123 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 1 The Role of the College in the Civil Rights Movement/ The Role of the College in the Present Social Revolution which is Largely Racial, Church of of the Redeemer, March 1965 2 Why Dives Went to Hell, Davidson College, March 1965 3 Re: Speech made at Morehouse College, April 1965 4 What is the U.N.C.F., May 1965 5 Changing Times, Friendship College, May 1965 6 It isn’t your name that counts. It’s simply you, your name isn’t worth a dime…, E.A. Business College, May 1965 7 Re: A Speech to pre-college groups, June 1965 8 The Challenge Before Us, Black Mountain, North Carolina, October 1965 9 A speech made to the Freshman class of Morehouse and Spelman, October 1965

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10 Why I Went to Bates, November 1965, Zion Baptist, Pennsylvania, November 1965 11 Booth’s Church, November 1965 12 Desegregate and Integrate to What End?, Hungary Club, November 1965 13 The Achievements of the Negro Colleges, 1966 14 Three Eras in Our Development History, Savannah, Georgia, January 1966 15 The Qualities of a Great Teacher, March 1966 16 Negro Contributions-Religion, March 1966 17 I am a happy man today…, Luncheon at the U.N.C.F., April 1966 18 Re: Speech given for Palm Sunday, April 1966 19 Education for the Living of these Days, April 1966 20 The Unattainable Goal, Howard University, May 1966 21 Re: A Speech at Prairie View, May 1966 22 The Unattainable Goal, Ricker College, June 1966 23 Education for the Living of These Days, June 1966 24 Re: Sermon at Mt. Zion, Louisville, Kentucky, July 1966 25 The Voice of the Laity, National Baptist Deacons Convention of America, Inc., July 1966 26 The Responsibility of Youth, July 1966 27 When I Speak to You, So Young and So Inspiring, I Feel Terribly Humble and Grossly Inadequate, Morehouse-Spelman Freshman, September 1966 28 In my Life and Time, September 1966 29 I Can do One of Four Things on November 8th, November 1966 30 Once in a Century, December 1966 31 We have Traveled a Long Way, but the End of the Journey if Nowhere in Sight, January 1967 32 Retrospect and Prospect, Howard University, June 1967 33 Broadening our Educational Perspective, Southern University Conference, Palm Beach Florida, April 1967 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-123 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 34 The Vesper Message, Southern University, April 1967 35 Response—Mays Testimonial, May 1967 36 Howard University: Retrospect and Prospect, June 1967 37 Sixteen Years in School, for What?, Savannah State, August 1967 38 The Urgency of the Now, Morehouse Chapel, September 1967 39 Living so God can use you, any place, and any time…, September 1967 40 Twenty-Five Years from Now, Emory University, December 1967 41 Democracy and Civil Rights, Birmingham, Alabama, January 1968 42 Excerpts from an Emancipation Day speech, January 1968 43 The Future is with those who Take the High Road, Kingsport, Tennessee, February 1968 44 Who are the Least of These?, Bristol, Tennessee, February 1968 45 White Power vs. Black Power, Bristol, Tennessee, February 1968

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46 Re: Tribute to Dr. Richard C. Hackney, Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, February 1968 47 Re: An Address at Mather School, March 1968 48 Re: Speech at the Great Lakes Mutual Life Insurance Company, Detroit, Michigan, March 1968 49 Father, into thy Hands I Commend my Spirit, Lenten Prayer-Station WAII- Channel 11, April 1968 50 Re: Eulogy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Atlanta, Georgia, April 1968 51 I want to make some comments on your speech delivered at the…, May 1968 52 How Righteous is our Righteousness, Howard University, May 1968 53 Hunger and Malnutrition, U.S. Senate, May 1968 54 Re: Address to the Chicago Urban League, Chicago, Illinois, May 1968 55 The Universities’ Unfinished Work, Michigan State University, June 1968 56 Re: Statement at Poor Peoples Campaign, Washington, D.C., June 1968 57 Drawing on my accumulated experience…, Dillard University, September 1968 58 Re: Herman L. Turner Clergyman’s Award Dinner, Atlanta, Georgia, September 1968 59 Re: Dedication of Social Science building in the name of Dr. Martin King Luther King Jr., Hampton University, September 1968 60 No man and certainly no Negro can afford to stay away from the polls on November 5th…, 4th Street Church, October 1968 61 Let Us Not Integrate Ourselves Out of Existence, Durham, North Carolina, October 1968, November 1968 62 The People have Driven Me On, Greenville, South Carolina, November 1968 63 American Democracy and Racism, Syracuse, New York, January 1969

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223-123 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 64 Eulogy: David Dallas Jones, January 1969 65 I Want to Talk to You about Blackness, South Carolina State, March 1969 66 Eulogy: Arthur H. Yancey, Atlanta, Georgia, March 1969 67 I Draw a Distinction between a Great Man and a Great Soul, Howard University May 1969 68 Re: Eulogy of Reverend A. D. King, Atlanta, Georgia, July 1969 69 Thorny the Road we Tred, Atlanta, Georgia, September 1969 70 Who are the Least of These, Chicago, Illinois, November 1969 71 Freedom which Only You Can Achieve, Harper High School, February 1970 72 Re: Remarks to the Friends of Miles College, Birmingham, Alabama, March 1970 73 Tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr., Michigan State University, April 1970 74 What Man Lives By, Harvard University, April 1970

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75 The Freedom Only You Can Achieve, Johnson C. Smith University, May 1970 76 The Challenge of the Seventies, Centre College of Kentucky, May 1970 77 Three Enemies of Mankind: A Challenge to the University, Emory University, June 1970 78 Re: Statement at the Annual Religious Leaders Dinner, New York, June 1970 79 Re: Speech given at the project launching banquet, Albany, Georgia, July 1970 80 Crisis and Challenge, Richmond, Virginia, July 1970 81 Re: 75th Anniversary of the National Medical Association, Atlanta, Georgia, August 1970 82 Re: Welcome New Teachers, Atlanta Public Schools, Georgia, August 1970 83 Re: An address to the teachers of the Clark County School District, Atlanta, Georgia, August 1970 84 Testimonial Honoring Brainard S. Burch, September 1970 85 Re: Dedication speech for the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Building, Atlanta, Georgia, September 1970 86 Eulogy: Reverend Samuel W. Williams, Atlanta, Georgia, October 1970 87 Re: An address to the Atlanta Board of Education, October 1970 88 What is Relevant in General and Liberal Education, University of Chicago, October 1970 89 Eulogy: Mrs. Daisy Lois Sherard Yancey, Atlanta, Georgia, November 1970 90 Re: A speech on improving the educational opportunities for inner-city children, November 1970 91 Dedication of Mather Hall, Benedict College, December 1970 92 One fact is clear. There is nothing that man can do to make life easy or a bed of roses…, December 1970 93 A Leader is One who has Followers, 1971 94 Why Build a Chapel at Mississippi Valley State College?, February 1971 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-123 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 95 There is nothing in a name, except what you put in it, February 1971 96 Eulogy: Whitney M. Young, Jr., Riverside Church, New York, March 1971 97 Re: Statement on minority hiring practices in the construction industry, March 1971 98 The Negro Minority-A Challenge to the Black Ministry, April 1971 99 One fact is clear. There is nothing that a man can do to make life easy or a bed of roses…, Howard University, May 1971 100 Dead Ends in Black-White Relations, May 1971 101 It is the nature of a hog to wallow in the mud. It is not the nature of man to wallow in the mud…, Turner High School, May 1971 102 Religion Promises No Bed of Roses, Second Baptist Church, June 1971 103 Walk Along with Wynona, Montclair, New Jersey, June 1971 104 The Black Man’s Environment and his Minority Status, a Challenge to the

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Black Church, Boston, Massachusetts, July 1971 105 Education in the New South, Athens, Georgia, August 1971 106 Opportunity and Challenge, Jacksonville, Florida, September 1971 107 Let Us Glory Only in the Lord, September 1971 108 Man Shall not Live by Bread Alone, Great Lakes Naval Training Center, October 1971 223-124 1 Higher Education in an Inner City, Pratt Institute, October 1971 2 Black Leadership, Chicago, Illinois, October 1971 3 Retrospect and Prospect in School Desegregation, Washington, D.C., November 1971 4 Black Higher Education: Past, Present and Future, Houston, Texas, November 1971 5 Let Us Glory Only in the Lord, Washington Cathedral, Washington, D.C., November 1971, December 1971 6 Commencement Address - Cutting College, Monrovia, Liberia, December 1971 7 The Urgent Need of Reconciliation in Today’s World, a Challenge to the Church, December 1971, Spring 1972 8 Human Pollution, Chattanooga, Tennessee, December 1971 9 Two Decades of Human Rights, 1972 10 The Uniqueness of Morehouse, January 1972 11 Education- To What End, Benedict College, Benedict College, March 1972 12 Eulogy: Dr. Kimuel A. Huggins, March 1972 13 Eulogy: Mrs. Johnnie Yancey, March 1972 14 Negro Presence in the South, March 1972 15 Hitherto has the Lord Helped Us, May 1972 16 What’s in a Name?, Social Circle, Georgia, June 1972

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223-124 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 17 In Honor of Brothers Cooper and Love, June 1972 18 Human Rights in the 1970’s and Beyond, Macon, Georgia, August 1972 19 Eulogy: Dr. Frank Forbes, Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia, August 1972 20 Re: Service of Installation of the Reverend Fred C. Lofton as Minister of Metropolitan Baptist Church, Memphis, Tennessee, September 1972 21 Honors Day, Morehouse College, October 1972 22 Prayer for Vincent Suitt, October 1972 23 Religion Promises No Bed of Roses, October 1972 24 Re: Address for National Conference of Christians and Jews Clergy Man of the Year Dinner Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Sr., Atlanta, Georgia, November 1972 25 Why Dives Went to Hell, January 1973, April 1973, May 1975, November

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1977 26 The Foundation of Brotherhood, February 1973, August 1973 27 The Current Racial Situation, Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Georgia, February 1973 28 Which Way Tomorrow…Church Related Health and Welfare, March 1973 29 Why Should We Forgive?, Cleveland, Ohio, March 1973 30 Human Rights in the 1970s and Beyond, March 1973, April 1974, 1975 31 To Whom Much is Given, Much is Required, Mercer University, May 1973 32 Black Higher Education: Past, Present and Future, May 1973 33 The Honor Roll Suggests Several Things, O’Keefe High Schools Annual Honors Banquet, May 1973 34 Abraham or Terah, Which?, May 1973, May 1975, April 1976 35 A Challenge to High School Seniors, Marion High School, South Carolina, May 1973 36 The Posture of the Black Church in the Community, June 1973 37 Re: Statement to the Religious Heritage of America, June 1973 38 The Black Executive Exchange Program, June 1973 39 Re: Young Christian Council Association in Action for the UNCF Benefit, June 1973 40 I Have Never Accepted my Age, June 1973 41 The Meaning of Salvation, July 1973 42 Eulogy: Robert Duke Foster, Jr., Friendship Baptist Church 43 Seeking New Dimensions with Harmony, August 1973 44 Press Statement, August 1973 45 Greetings: Atlanta School Family, Georgia Tech University, August 1973 46 The Future of the Black Tax, South Carolina State Alumni Address, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 1973

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223-124 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 47 Accepting the Martin Luther King, Jr. Award, September 1973 48 Eulogy: Mrs. Charles W. Greene, November 1973 49 Man’s Quest for Salvation, November 1973 50 Leave the Past Behind, St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, November 1973 51 Re: Dedication of Walter F. George High School, Atlanta, Georgia, December 1973 52 We eulogize and memorialize for three reasons…, 1974 53 A Conquering Faith, Cleveland, Ohio, 1974 54 Re: Acceptance speech Atlanta Board of Education, Atlanta, Georgia, January 1974 55 Re: Acceptance Speech Distinguished Georgian Award, Atlanta, Georgia, January 1974 56 Re: Dedication of the McGill and King Schools, January 1974

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57 Eulogy: Dr. John Alexander Wagner, Morehouse College, January 1974 58 Re: Speech at the 145th Anniversary of the Mt. Zion United Methodist Church, Lawnside, New Jersey, January 1974 59 Acceptance is the Beginning of Freedom, February 1974 60 Eulogy: Dr. Charles W. Greene, Friendship Baptist Church, February 1974 61 Re: Howard University Convocation Address, March 1974 62 An Analysis of America’s Commitments to the Black Man, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, March 1974, June 1974, October 1975 63 What Man Lives By, Ebenezer Baptist Church, March 1974 64 An Analysis of America’s Commitment to the Black Man, March 1974, June 1974, October 1975 65 Re: Anniversary Address: The Fiftieth Year of the Booker T. Washington High School, March 1974 66 Re: A Speech at Lander College, March 1974 67 Eulogy: Mrs. Dorothy Compton, May 1974 68 Eulogy: Mrs. Alberta Williams King, Spelman College Sister’s Chapel, July 1974 69 Re: The Boule Meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio, July 1974 70 Memorial Services Speech for Mrs. Hattie Rutherford Watson, December 1974 71 Faith is not blind chance…, 1975 72 Re: Dedication of the Kenneth R. Williams Building, 1975 73 In the Days of James Kirkland, January 1975 74 Jeremiah is Relevant for Our Time, Tuskegee Institute, February 1975 75 Re: Remarks at the University of Georgia, March 1975 76 Re: A Sermon, Howard University, March 1975 77 A Tribute to Fred Patterson, April 1975 78 Re: A Speech given at Francis Marion College, Florence, South Carolina April 1975 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-124 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 79 Eulogy: Mr. Robert A. Jones, Jr., Atlanta, Georgia, April 1975 80 The Durability of the Church and its Priestly and Prophetic Mission in the 1980s, The Chicago Theological Seminary, May 1975 81 Re: Remarks given at Abyssinian Baptist Church, New York City, May 1975 82 The Future Belongs to Youth, Greenwood High School, June 1975, June 1976, May 1977, September 1977 83 A Man for all Seasons, C.M.E. Church, Albany, Georgia, June 1975 84 Eulogy: Mr. John A. Middleton, Atlanta, Georgia, June 1975 85 Re: A speech given at the retirement banquet honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Sr., August 1975 86 Re: An address made to the principles in the public schools of Nashville district, August 1975 87 Ministers of Boston, Boston Massachusetts, September 1975

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88 Eulogy: Emory Jackson, Birmingham, Alabama, September 1975 89 The Place of Black History in American Schools, Emmanuel Junior High School, Swansboro, Georgia, September 1975 90 In Defense of Forgiveness, New York, September 1975 91 Issues of the Day, Detroit, Michigan, October 1975 92 Re: Speech given at the Georgia School Boards Association Annual Convention, October 1975 93 Giving thanks to God is an ancient religious custom, Berea, Kentucky, November 1975 94 The Citadel, Charleston, South Carolina, November 1975 95 Omegas in Charleston, Omegas Annual Regional Meeting, December 1975, November 1976 96 Re: A speech given at Claflin, Orangeburg, South Carolina, December 1975 223-125 1 The Black College in Higher Education, The University of Albuquerque, 1976 2 The Second 200 Years, Duke University, January 1976 3 Our Second 200 Years, January, 1976 4 Re: A speech given in Greenwood, South Carolina, February 1976 5 Re: A speech given at Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, February 1976 6 The Meaning of Brotherhood, Pontiac, Michigan, February 1976 7 Re: A speech given at Alabama State University, February 1976 8 Re: Address made at Wofford College, February 1976 9 Integration Across the Nation, Athens, Georgia, February 1976 10 Living with Brown vs. the Board of Education since 1954, Miami, Florida, March 1976 11 Public School Education, a Challenge to Principals, Miami, Florida, March 1976 12 Eulogy: Martin Luther Harvey, March 1976 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-125 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 13 The Black Man’s Contribution to the Nation, Atlanta, Georgia, March 1976 14 Re: A speech made at Dillard University, April 1976 15 Eulogy: Mr. James Burton, Elberton, Georgia, April 1976 16 Re: A speech made at the Southern Conference of Black Mayors, Atlanta, Georgia, April 1976 17 Re: An address made to the Columbia Urban League, Columbia, South Carolina, April 1976 18 Re: Dr. E.B. Williams, Morehouse College, April 1976 19 Re: Dedication of Connally Elementary, Atlanta, Georgia, May 1976 20 Civil Rights from 1954 to 1974, Athens, Georgia, May 1976 21 Re: Wedding Ceremony for Mr. and Mrs. Brazeal, May 1976 22 Re: Dedication Ceremony, Augusta, Georgia, May 1976 23 Re: Commencement Exercises, Atlanta, Georgia, June 1976

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24 The World in which I was Born and Reared, Michigan State College, June 1976 25 Re: An Acceptance Speech, June 1976 26 Re: An address made to the Pilgrim Baptist Church, St. Paul, Minnesota, June 1976 27 Re: A speech made at the Non-violence Workshop at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change, Atlanta, Georgia, July 1976 28 Eulogy: Dr. Mordecai W. Johnson, Howard University, September 1976 29 Re: Acceptance Speech, Chicago, Illinois, October 1976 30 Beyond Ur of the Chaldees Lies Canaan, Topeka, Kansas, October 1976 31 Re: A speech made at the North Alabama Education Opportunity Center, Alabama, October 1976 32 The New South and It’s Challenge to the Nation and the Black Man, Atlanta, Georgia, October 1976 33 Born to Rebel, High Point College, October 1976 34 Why I Support Jimmy Carter, Fort Wayne, Indiana, October 1976 35 The Black Church as a Vehicle for Liberation and Social Change, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, December 1976, April 1977, October 1977, December 1977 36 American Religious Values and the Future of America: The Black Experience and Perspective, January 1977 37 Freedom and the Doctrine of Non-violence, Atlanta, Georgia, January 1977 38 The 39th President Jimmy Carter, February 1977 39 Eulogy: Samuel H. Archer Jr., Atlanta, Georgia, February 1977 40 Born to Serve, The Piney Woods Country Life School, March 1977 41 The Black College and the Development of the Mind, Dr. Charles E. Taylor Day Banquet, March 1977 42 How to Live with Open Meetings Laws, Houston, Texas, March 1977 43 Re: Speech at the Y.M.C.A., April 1977

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223-125 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 44 The Crucifixion and Resurrection of Christ, St. Paul United Methodist Church, April 1977 45 In Defense of the Black College, State Meeting, April 1977 46 Developing the Basic Skills, Fort Valley State College, May 1977 47 Beyond Ur of the Chalders Lies Canaan, St. Louis, Missouri, May 1977 48 Desegregate and Integrate for What Purpose?, Bishop College, May 1977 49 Robert A. Delon Memorial Service, May 1977 50 Re: Speech at the 25th Anniversary of the Hughes Spalding Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia, June 1977 51 Eulogy: Mr. Clinton Warner, Sr., Atlanta, Georgia, July 1977 52 The New South, July 1977 53 Eulogy: Attorney Thomas J. Henry, Jr., Friendship Baptist Church, August 1977

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54 Re: Address made at the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Founders Week Program, Morehouse College, November 1977 55 Re: Speech made at Trinity Baptist, Los Angeles, California, November 1977 56 Re: Speech made at the 100th Anniversary of the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, Montgomery, Alabama, December 1977 223-126 1 Greetings: 1978 Looking Backward, Looking Forward 1979, 1978 2 Re: In Celebration of the Forty-Ninth Birthday of the Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Tenth Anniversary of the M.L.K., Jr. Center for Social Change, Big Bethel A.M.E. Church, January 1978 3 Re: The Inaugural Address in the Mordecai Wyatt Johnson Lecture Series, Howard University, January 1978 4 Introduction of Benjamin Hook, February 1978 5 Let Us Be Kind to Judas, Third Baptist Church of Chicago, February 1978 6 Roots, Achievements and Projections, Eglin Air Force Base, February 1978 7 The Public Schools since 1954, St. Petersburg, February 1978 8 The Church and the Development of Black Leadership in America, University of Tennessee, February 1978 9 Re: Dr. William Dubois, Pan-Africanism and Liberation of Southern Africa- Some Black American Perspective United Nations, New York, February 1978 10 Brotherhood in Our School and Our Community, March 1978 11 Retrospect and Prospect, New York, New York, March 1978 12 Re: Armour V. Nix, ET Al., March 1978 13 Racism, Emory University, April 1978 14 Door Openers: Famous First by Blacks, University of Missouri-Columbia, April 1978 15 My Life’s Journey in Retrospect and Prospect, New York, New York, April Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-126 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 16 Career Awareness Week, May 1978 17 The Vanishing Southerner, Mobile, Alabama, May 1978 18 Re: Speech at the University of Chicago Alumni Associations Reunion Luncheon and Awards Assembly, Chicago, Illinois, May 1978 19 Re: Baccalaureate Address, Henery Grey High School, May 1978 20 Eulogy: Mr. Charles Bonner 21 Re: Speech at the St. March A.M.E. Church, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, June 1978 22 Community Involvement in Education, Washington, D.C., June 1978 23 Re: An Acceptance Speech, Washington, D.C., June 1978 24 After 359 Years of Struggle, Where are We Now, June 1978 25 Re: An Acceptance Speech at the Third International New Thought Alliance Humanitarian Awards, New Orleans, July 1978

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26 Building Upon the Foundation of Christian Education, Albany, Georgia, July 1978 27 Re: Speech at the Third Annual Summer Institute on Non-violence, Atlanta, Georgia, August 1978 28 Mobilizing for Excellence in Higher Education, Jackson State University, August 1978 29 Man’s Dependence Upon God and his Quest for Immortality, Atlanta, Georgia, September 1978 30 Mrs. Lillian Carter - Guest of Honor and Main Speaker, September 1978 31 Re: A Speech made at the Haygood Memorial United Methodist Church Family Night Supper and Program, September 1978 32 Re: An address at the Lisle C. Carter, Jr. Symposium, Washington, D.C., October 1978 33 Eulogy: Roscoe McKinney, Howard University, October 1978 34 Re: Speech made at the Northside Association for Educational Advancement Minority Scholarship Fund, Kalamazoo, Michigan, October 1978 35 Education and the Pursuit of Excellence, Oakland, California, October 1978 36 Eulogy: Mrs. Evarie Stuart Thompson, Atlanta, Georgia, October 1978 37 Back Experience in Education, October 1978 38 Re: A Speech given at the Roy Wilkins Award Ceremony Honoring Jesse Hill, Jr., Atlanta, Georgia, October 1978 39 We are Responsible for the Education of the Next Generation, New Orleans, Louisiana, October 1978 40 Education Can Turn Things Around, Livingston College, November 1978 41 Re: Speech given at the 90th Anniversary of the Grace Baptist Church, Tarrytown, New York, November 1978 42 The Building of Morehouse Men through the Spirit of Excellence and Omega, Morehouse College, November 1978

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223-126 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 43 Towards the Development and Advancement of Black Colleges, Morris Brown College, November 1978 44 Eulogy: A. Victor Jett, Sr., Atlanta, Georgia, November 1978 45 Retooling our Minds, Birmingham, Alabama, November 1978 46 Re: Speech given at Southern University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana December 1978 47 Greetings: Looking Backward, Looking Forward 1980, 1979 48 The Mission of the Church in Present Day Society, Interdenominational Theological Center, January 1979 49 Re: Remarks at the Unveiling of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Stamp, Atlanta, Georgia, January 1979 50 Re: Invocation at the Ebenezer Baptist Church, January 1979 51 Looking Back 80 Years from 1894 to the Present, Tougaloo College, January

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1979 52 Black History: A Torch for the Future, Bethesda, Maryland, February 1979 53 Concern for the Direction the Morehouse Alumni Should Take in Order to Help Secure the Future of Morehouse, Boston, Massachusetts, February 1979 54 A Challenge to Black Youth, Atlanta, Georgia, March 1979 55 Re: Speech made at the Jewish Community Thanksgiving, Jewish Temple, March 1979 56 The Blood of Martyrs and their Contribution to Humanity, Howard University, April 1979 57 Eulogy: John Hervey Wheeler, Atlanta University Center, April 1979 58 Opportunity and Challenge, Voorhees College, April 1979 59 A Challenge to Black Youth and the Disadvantaged, Falls Church, Virginia, April 1979 60 Impact on the Bakke Case for Blacks and Observations on the Bakke Decision for the Future, West Georgia College, April 1979 61 Life in Atlanta from 1921-1079, Georgia State University, May 1979 62 Helping our Fellow Man, Florida, May 1979 63 Re: Commencement Speech at Atlanta University, May 1979 64 What will You do with your Life?, Selma, Alabama, May 1979 223-127 1 Jewish Community Thanksgiving, March 1979 2 Brown vs. Board of Education, April 1979 3 Meeting Tomorrow’s Challenges Today with Academic, Moral, and Spiritual Preparation, Northeastern University, June 1979 4 What will You do with your Life?, Decatur, Georgia, June 1979 5 The Continuing Spiritual Growth of Older Persons, Carbondale, Illinois, June 1979

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223-127 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 6 Re: A speech given at the Second Baptist Church "Homecoming Day", Kansas City, Missouri, June 1979 7 Be not Deceived God is not Mocked-Reaping What We Sow, Atlanta, Georgia, June 1979 8 Re: Speech given at the 111th Anniversary of Mount Zion Baptist Church, Staunton, Virginia, June 1979 9 Education for Survival in the 21st Century, July 1979 10 Information and Inspiration for the 80’s, Atlanta, Georgia, July 1979 11 Remarks at the Funeral of Frankie V. Adams, August 1979 12 Eulogy: Mrs. Mabel James Payton, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 1979 13 Re: Speech given at the A.K.A. Sorority-Black Achievement Award in Education, Atlanta, Georgia, October 1979

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14 Re: Ground Breaking Ceremony for Freedom Hall, Atlanta, Georgia, October 1979 15 Lord, We Can’t Turn Back, Richmond, Virginia, October 1979 16 Eulogy: Dean Daniel Hill, Howard University, October 1979 17 Three Reasons why Martin Luther King, Jr. became a Great Leader and is Respected and Loved, Washington, D.C., October 1979 18 Contribution to American Life and History, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, October 1979 19 Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, Indiana, Pennsylvania, October 1979 20 The Mutual of Omaha Crisis Award, November 1979 21 On Earth as it is, New York, New York, November 1979 22 Restating our Priorities: A Commitment to Uplift, Augusta, Georgia, November 1979 23 Re: Sermon at the Third Baptist Church, Chicago, Illinois, December 1979 24 Re: A presentation of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Nonviolent Peace Prize Award to Mrs. Rosa Parks, January 1980 25 Re: A speech about Martin Luther King, Jr., University of Maryland 26 Re: Speech given at the 200th Anniversary of the Springfield Baptist Church, Augusta, Georgia, January 1980 27 Re: A speech at the Stoddard Baptist Home, Washington, D.C.,January 1980 28 The University of Brotherhood, February 1980 29 Blacks and Whites Living apart rather that Living Together, February 1980 30 Re: Speech at the 113th Founder’s Day of St. Augustine College, Raleigh, North Carolina, February 1980 31 The Way it has Been, the Way it is at the Present Time, the Way it Must be in the Future, Barber-Scotia College, February 1980 32 Black History a Torch for the Future, Southern University, February 1980 33 Re: Speech at the 100th Anniversary of Southern University, New Orleans, Louisiana, March 1980 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-127 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 34 Re: Speech at the 107th Founder’s Day of Wiley College, Marshall, Texas, March 1980 35 Re: Speech made to the We Can Foundation, INC, Black Judiciary of Cook County, Chicago, Illinois, March 1980 36 Where may Happiness be Found, New York, New York, April 1980 37 Eulogy: Mr. Frederick D. Browne, Atlanta, Georgia, May 1980 38 The Viability of Black College, June 1980 39 Re: Speech made at the Annual Banquet of the N.A.A.C.P. the Albany Dougherty Country Branch, June 1980 40 Eulogy: Dr. Kimuel A. Huggins, Jr., Atlanta, Georgia, July 1980 41 Re: Speech made at the Unveiling of the Mays’ Portrait at the State Capitol, Columbia, South Carolina, July 1980 42 Eulogy: Mr. John W. Davis, Englewood, New Jersey, July 1980

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43 Challenge to High School Students, Clark College, July 1980 44 Speech made at First Baptist Church 108th Anniversary, High Point, North Carolina, August 1980 45 Re: Speech in the Rose Garden at the White House, Washington, D.C., August 1980 46 Eulogy: Clyde Smith Kirby, Birmingham, Alabama, August 1980 47 Eulogy: Mrs. Jesse Murphy Wartman, August 1980 48 Eulogy: Mrs. Nolan, September 1980 49 Re: Invocation at Spelman College, September 1980 50 Re: Dedication Program at the Atlanta Life Company, September 1980 51 Why Dives went to Hell, Atlanta, Georgia, September 1980 52 Re: Presentation of Dr. James Deotis Roberts, Atlanta, Georgia, September 1980 53 Re: The Frank Porter Graham Symposium, University of North Carolina, September 1980 54 A Believer in Miracles, Cincinnati, Ohio, September 1980 55 I Knew Carter G. Woodson, New Orleans, Louisiana, October 1980 56 Re: Speech about Jimmy Carter, New Orleans, Louisiana, October 1980 57 Re: An acceptance speech at a diner in his honor for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center, Washington, D.C., October 1980 58 Re: A tribute to Leslie Pinckney Hill Cheyney State College, November 1980 59 Re: Acceptance Speech for the Ebony Lifetime Award, Los Angeles, California, November 1980 60 Re: Speech at the 90th anniversary of the People’s Congressional United Church of Christ, Washington, D.C., November 1980 61 Why Jimmy Carter Lost the Election, Georgia, December 1980 62 Re: A testimonial to the Reverend Robert Ross Johnson, St. Albans, New York, December 1980 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-127 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 63 Re: A presentation of the Award for Achievement in Religion to Reverend Barbara King Blake, December 1980 64 Re: Speech at the Bethlehem Baptist Church Senior Citizen Christmas Extravaganza, Atlanta, Georgia, December 1980 65 Re: Presentation of Martin Luther King, Jr. Nonviolent Peace Prize to Mrs. Coretta Scott King, 1981 66 Re: Presentation of Award to Mrs. Sue Bailey Thurman and a Speech to the Young People, Denver, Colorado, 1981 67 Re: Introduction of Andrew Young Ecumenical Service, January 1981 68 How Righteous is our Righteousness?, Third Baptist Church of Chicago, February 1981 69 Re: Acceptance of the Golden Medallion Award from the State Committee on the Life and History of Black Georgians,February 1981

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70 Re: Acceptance of the Distinguished Service Award from the Phi Delta Kappa West Georgia Chapter, West Georgia College, February 1981 71 Eulogy: Mrs. Juanita Paschal Toomer Friendship Baptist Church, February 1981 72 Eulogy: Mr. Edward C. Miller, Atlanta, Georgia, February 1981 73 The Foundation of Brotherhood, Atlanta, Georgia, February 1981 74 Re: A speech at the Hughes Spalding Pavilion Hearing before the Health Agency Service, February 1981 75 Black History a Torch for the Future, Valdosta State College, February 1981 76 Re: A speech at the Conyers-Rocjdale Kiwanis Club, Conyers, Georgia, February 1981 77 Re: A speech at the Talladega College, Atlanta Alumni Club honoring Dr. Aaron Brown and Dr. Nelson McGhee, February 1981 223-128 1 Speech about Martin Luther King 2 In Pursuit of Freedom 3 Re: Speech at the Morehouse Freshman Orientation, Atlanta, Georgia, March 1981 4 Charge to the Church, Atlanta, Georgia, March 1981 5 The Association of Social and Behavioral Scientist, Inc., March 1981 6 The Crucifixion of Jesus, Howard University, April 1981 7 Re: A speech to the South Carolina General Assembly, April 1981 8 Eulogy: Mr. Howard Thurman, April 1981 9 Re: Acceptance speech to the National Association of Black Social Workers, Inc. for Outstanding Contributions to Education and the Black Community, Community April 1981 10 Re: Accepting the Outstanding Leadership in Education Award from Delta in Education Award from Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., April 1981

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223-128 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 11 Eulogy: Dean Bradford R. Brazeal Morehouse College, April 1981 12 The Church is the Mother and the Cornerstone of Colleges, Universities and Seminaries in the U.S., Morris College, April 1981 13 The Home, the School and the Church: their Contribution to the Family, Atlanta, Georgia, April 1981 14 Who Are the Least of These, Greenwood, South Carolina, May 1981 15 Eulogy: Dr. Clarence Bacote, Friendship Baptist Church, May 1981 16 Education to What End?, Washington, D.C., May 1981 17 Baccalaureate/Eulogy: Howard Thurman, Morehouse College, May 1981 18 Re: The Piney Woods Country Life School Baccalaureate Address, Piney Woods, Mississippi, May 1981 19 Eulogy: Dr. Edward A. Jones, The First Congregation Church, June 1981 20 Re: Acceptance speech for the Shining Light Award, Morehouse College,

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June 1981 21 Be not be Deceived, God is not Mocked: Reaping What we Sow, June 1981 22 Eulogy: Dr. Roland Smith, Atlanta, Georgia, July 1981 23 Re: Speech at the Dedication of Benjamin E. Mays Drive (Changing of a Street Name), August 1981 24 Re: Retirement speech from the Atlanta School Board, Atlanta, Georgia, August 1981 25 Re: Speech at the dedication of the Benjamin E. Mays High School, Atlanta, Georgia, September 1981 26 Eulogy: Robert Kitchen, New York City, October 1981 27 Re: Memories of Roland Hays, October 1981 28 I Have Seen Changes, Furman University, October 1981 29 Re: Speech at the dedication of the marker ninety-six, South Carolina, November 1981 30 The Black Man’s Quest for an Educated Minister, Nashville, Tennessee, November 1981 31 The Black Man’s Quest to Free Black People from Slavery and Slavedom, Nashville, Tennessee, November 1981 32 A Call to Churches and Seminaries to Provide Leadership in the Modern Church, Nashville, Tennessee, November 1981 33 What We Have to Be Thankful For?, Tuskegee Institute, November 1981 34 Eulogy: Dr. Frederick Earl McLendon, Morehouse College, December 1981 35 Where May Happiness Be Found?, 1982 36 Re: Introduction of Mayor Andrew Young and the Dedication of the Freedom Hall Complex, Atlanta, Georgia, January 1982 37 Black History: A Torch for the Future, Milksops College, Jackson, Mississippi, February 1982 38 The Public Schools Since 1954, Dallas, Texas, February 1982 39 Eulogy: Mr. Leon Jack Cofer, March 1982 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-128 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 40 Eulogy: Reverend James O. Powell 41 Re: Palm Sunday sermon, Howard University, April 1982 42 Eulogy: Mr. Earl Gordon, Spartanburg, South Carolina, April 1982 43 Leave the Past Behind, Columbus, Georgia, May 1982 44 Re: Acceptance speech for the 50th Honorary Doctorate Degree from Winthrop College Rock Hill, South Carolina, May 1982 45 Re: Acceptance speech for the 51st Honorary Doctorate Degree from Tuskegee Institute, May 1982 46 Re: Tribute to Roy Wilkins, Gary, Indiana, May 1982 47 Man Shall not Live by Bread Alone, Atlanta, Georgia, May 1982 48 Re: Acceptance speech for the induction into the Senior Hall of Fame by the Days Club, Savannah, Georgia, May 1982 49 Re: Acceptance speech for being inducted into the Black Caucus,

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 1982 50 Re: Acceptance speech for the NAACP, Spingarn Medal, July 1982 51 Re: Acceptance speech for an award from the American Council on Education, Minneapolis, Minnesota, October 1982 52 Re: Speech at the Shining Light Award Dedication honoring Dean Rusk, Atlanta, Georgia, October 1982 53 Salute to Greatness - A Tribute to Reverend Martin Luther King, Sr., January 1983 54 Address to the California Alliance of Black School Educations Hall of Fame, March 1983 55 Re: Acceptance speech for the Paine College honorary degree, Paine College, June 1983 56 Re: Speech given at Ball State University, August 1983 57 Re: Acceptance speech for the Oberlin College honorary degree, September 1983 58 Re: Acceptance speech for the Seventh Day Adventist Community Guest Day Award, October 1983 59 Re: Acceptance speech for the United Negro College Fund honor, Chicago, Illinois, October 1983 223-129 1 An Adequate Theology for Social Action 2 The Christian in Race Relations 3 The Christian in Economic Life 4 What Shall it Profit a Man 5 The People of History and Contemporary Life Might be Roughly Divided into Three Classes 6 The Christian in Politics and World Affairs 7 An Adequate Theology for Social Action 8 Plato’s The Republic Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-129 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 9 A Study of History—Tonnybee 10 For Good or for Ill the President is the Chief Money Raiser in the Small Private College 11 A Philosophy of Education 12 Perseverance, Manhood, Scholarship and Uplift 13 Seeking to be Christian in Race Relations 14 Science and Religion in our Time 15 Re: The Introduction of the Governor of Georgia Carl Sanders 16 The Meaning of Salvation 17 Let Us Glory Only in the Lord 18 An Impossible Dream Comes True 19 Schools-What Role to Insure Peaceful Success of Social Revolution 20 Twenty-four Years of Progress in Human Relations in the South

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21 The Present Problem 22 Roadrunner for Causes 23 The People have Driven Me on 24 The Posture of the Black Church in the Community 25 Re: A prayer at Shely Rock’s Reception 26 How Best to Pray 27 Re: Introduction of Samuel Dewitt Proctor 28 Who is My Neighbor? 29 Predominately Negro College - What Next? 30 The Negro Quest for Freedom 31 Re: Sermon 32 Re: Introduction of Dr. Edward L. Wheeler 33 Re: Speech honoring Henry J. Richardson 34 The Presidents I Have Known 35 Crisis in Public Education since 1954 36 Negro Colleges’ Contribution to the Welfare of the South and the Nation and their Future Role 37 Reflections on Desegregation in the Public Schools from Where I Sit 38 The Private-Church Related College 39 Race Issues and Domestic Policy 40 Responsibilities of Freedom in a Democracy 41 We All Face Renewal 42 Professional Excellence - Individual Commitment 43 Religion Ponders Science 44 25 Years of Progress in Race Relations in the South 45 Image - What Kind Will You Pass On 46 In Honor of Brothers Cooper and Love 47 Our Colleges and the Supreme Court Decision 48 Re: Speech General A.R. Glanc Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-129 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 49 Knowledge Alone is not Enough 50 An Honest Confession id Good for the Soul 51 Re: Speech given at the inauguration of the third president of Albany State College 52 The Responsibility of Freedom in a Democracy 53 Re: Speech about Carter G. Woodson 54 Eulogy: Charles DuBois Herbert 55 Re: Speech delivered to the Second Assembly of the World Council of Churches 56 The Priestly Church 57 Re: Dedication ceremony 58 The Declaration of Independence 59 Accomplishment of Morehouse Men

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60 The Negro Minority and the Black Ministry 61 The World Challenges the Church Physical Needs of Man 62 Re: Speech given at the Fifth Annual National Convention of Operation Push 63 The Major Objective of the College 64 Re: Six speeches of "The Story of Talents" 65 A Christmas Speech 66 Re: A speech about the 1954 Supreme Court Decision 67 I Want to Tell You about Churches and Preachers 68 His Goodness was not Enough 69 Re: Wedding ceremonies 70 Why Morehouse is a Good College and Must be Made Better 71 Re: Speech at the 100th anniversary of Morehouse College 72 We Have Come Today to do Two Things 73 The Administration’s Policy toward the Publication of the Maroon Tigers 74 Re: Speech to the Students of Morehouse College 75 Re: A sermon at Morehouse Chapel 76 Introduction to the Kind of Men should Seek to Produce 77 Re: Acceptance speech given at the Dan Forth Foundation Dinner 78 Desegregation - An Opportunity and a Challenge 79 Education in the New South 80 Re: A Commencement Address 81 When I Think of… 82 Each in his Time

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223-130 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 1 Eulogy: Mr. Herman Glass 2 The Faith of the Church, a Challenge to the World 3 As a Man Thinkith in his Heart, So is He 4 We Can Now Build Integrated Brotherhood in the U.S.A. 5 Re: A speech about Martin Luther King, Jr. 6 Feed My Sheep 7 The Major Objective of the College, Prairie View, Texas 8 Re: Sermon Luke 28:14 9 Religion for the Living of These Days, Emory University 10 A Great Teacher, Morehouse College 11 The Minority Student and his Environment 12 Extending the Ministry 13 In the Interest of Bertha Maxwell

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14 Re: Tribute to President Manley 15 The Man who Buried his Talent 16 Markers of Freedom, Sherwood Eddy and Kirby Page 17 American Religious Values and the Future of America: The Black Experience Perspective 18 Source of American Power 19 American Democracy and the Negro (two speeches) 20 The American Church 21 The Black Church Issues and Problems 22 Racial Segregation in the Bible and in the History of the Christian Church 23 The Inescapable Bible 24 Basic Issues Confronting the South 25 Beyond Academic Excellence 26 Re: A prayer at assembly of the Atlanta Board of Education 27 The Faith of the Church 28 Education Quality 29 The Things we Fear Most 30 The High Road, the Low Road, the Middle Road 31 Today’s Homes Make Tomorrow’s Worlds 32 God, Who is He, What is He, What is He Doing? 33 Trip to Africa 34 Re: An address the Atlanta School Board and the Atlanta Public School Union 35 Eulogy: Mr. John W. Stanely 36 Eulogy: Mrs. David Satcher 37 The Finiteness of Man 38 Freedom and the Doctrine of Non-violence 39 Unnecessary Fears - Enemy to Progress 40 It is Finished Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-130 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 41 Our Unnecessary Fears 42 The Faith the Overcame Death 43 Where is Gethsemane? 44 Re: Speech about Martin Luther Harvey 45 Re: Speech made at Florida A & M University 46 Eulogy: Mrs. Veola Wilson 47 Eulogy: Mr. Al Thompson 48 Inter-Marriage 49 In the Defense of Students 50 Organized Religion, Freedom and the Status Quo 51 The U.N.C.F. Colleges Contribution to American Life and History, Washington, D.C. 52 Re: Speech given at an assembly of the Omegas in Charleston

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53 We Fight Against the Odds 54 A New South is Emerging 55 The Negro Colleges Contribution to the Welfare of the South and the Nation and their Future Role 56 The National Purpose and Education 57 Re: National Honors Day, Dykes High School 58 Re: A speech given at the National Black Child Development Institute, Inc., Washington, D.C. 59 The Negro Mother 60 Why I Went to Morehouse, and Why I Stayed 61 Keep the Dream Alive 62 Eulogy: Mr. David Jones 63 A Veteran in the Cause 64 Lives, Humphrey-Mays, Saint Paul, Minnesota 65 Let Us Thank God for his Goodness 66 Re: A speech at the Celebration of the Birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 67 A Conquering Faith 68 The Meaning of Easter 69 Early Revolt of Negroes against Slavery 70 Re: Introduction of Noah Langdale 71 Re: Introduction of the Khrushchev’s Visit 72 The Challenge of the Second Century of Higher Education for Negroes 73 A Challenge to Y’s Men to Witness for Christ in this Secular-Scientific Age under God (two copies) 74 The Challenge of our Culture 75 Re: Sermon delivered to the American Baptist and Baptist Churches, New York

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223-130 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 76 Atomic Bombs 77 Black College 78 Bolton’s Principles of Education 79 Re: A speech on Brown vs. Board of Education: Twenty Years Later - with Special Reference to Atlanta 80 Re: A speech at the Testimonial Dinner of Fred Brown 81 Re: A speech at the Installation Service of Reverend Amos C. Brown 82 Building for Tomorrow 83 Wherefore by their Fruits ye Shall Know Them 84 How Wonderful, How Marvelous 85 Is God Dead? 86 The Christian God is the God of Every Race 87 Except a Man be Born Again, He Cannot See the Kingdom of God

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88 The New South and its Challenge to the Nation and the Black Man 89 An Impossible Dream Comes True 90 It is not Necessarily how Long you Live but how Well 223-131 1 Re: A speech about W.W. Weatherford 2 Re: An address given at Mather School 3 From Slavery to Integration (two copies) 4 The Faith of the Church 5 The Responsibility of Freedom and Human Relations 6 The World to which the Church Addresses its Message 7 The Church Business 8 Desegregate and Integrate to What Ends? 9 The Relation between the Wholeness of the Individual and the Wholeness of Society 10 The Public Schools and Desegregation in the 1970s 11 Responsibility of the Church in their Times 12 Some Aspects of Adult Education in the 1970s 13 Beyond the Pay Check 14 Re: A speech about John F. Kennedy 15 The Negro and Civil Rights from Emancipation to 1935 16 Re: A speech at Benedict College 17 Re: A speech given at South Carolina State College Founders Day Program 18 Re: Speeches about the March on Washington 19 Re: Speech given at the Dedication of the Chapel at Mississippi Valley State College 20 Retrospect and Prospect in Negro-White Relations 21 A Home for the Convalescing and the Aging 22 American Democracy and the Negro 23 The Dice and Loaded, the Cards are Stacked, but Keep the Faith (two copies) Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-131 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 24 Who am I? Who are You? 25 Two Decades of Human Rights 26 You and Segregation 27 Self-respect 28 Why we are Broken and Need to be Healed 29 Where may Happiness be Found 30 Re: A speech at the National Black Child Development Institute, Inc., Washington, D.C. 31 The Black Issues and Problems 32 Black Power Protection 33 Born to Rebel—Why? 34 Minority Groups Social Justice: The Role of Educational Institutions 35 What Have we to be Thankful for?

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36 What Reading has Meant to Me 37 Black Nationalism 38 The Problem of Higher Education for Negroes 39 The Role of Public Education in an Urban History 40 Re: A speech giving praise to the Salvation Army 41 Re: A speech about E.B. Williams 42 The Meaning of Brotherhood 43 The Needs of Negro Colleges 44 The Jericho Road 45 The Church must take Challenge to Education 46 Advantages of Being Young 47 What my Faith Means to Me 48 Great Women in History and Contemporary Life, Spelman College 49 What to do with our Advancing Years 50 Re: A speech at the 125th Anniversary of the Third Baptist Church 51 Re: The Back Colleges and UNCF College contribution to American Life and History 52 The Reason why Dives went to Hell 53 The Negro College Graduate in America 54 Five Reasons Why we Should Forgive 55 The Unattainable Goal, Berea College 56 The Uniqueness of the Black Church 57 The University’s Unfinished Work 58 Unchanging Christian Commitments: A Challenge to the Church in the Area of Race Relations 59 The State of Negro Education 60 The Responsibility of the Teacher in Desegregation 61 There is no Magic in being Black 62 Segregation in Education Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-131 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 63 Re: Baccalaureate, Lawrenceville, Virginia 64 The Sin Self-Righteousness 65 From Slavery to Integration 66 Notes: Philosophy of Education 223-132 1 Justice: We Can’t Wait 2 Thank you very much, Bishop Shy 3 I want to live so well that it can be said of me… 4 Be not Deceived God is not Mocked, Whatsoever a Man Soweth that shall He also Reap 5 The Church: New Challenge for Survival 6 Cooperative Religion in Today’s World 7 The Church’s Contribution to Education for the Negro

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8 The Negro’s God 9 Obligations of the Negro Christians in Relations to an Interracial Program 10 The Private-Church Related College: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow 11 Christianity and Race 12 Race Prejudice is a Wicked Thing 13 The Faith of the Church 14 We are Christians in Race Relations, When? 15 Appreciations, Morehouse College 16 I want to talk to you this noon about God’s love for men… 17 Pioneers of Faith 18 The Spirit of Mediation and the Spirit of Conflict 19 Prophetic Insights and Immoral Complacency 20 Re: Morehouse faculty member, E.B. 21 Re: The United Negro College Fund 22 Purpose of Existence 23 An Account of my Stewardship 24 Man’s Dreams 25 Re: Ebenezer 26 Wedding ceremonies 27 Re: Christian commitment/Race problem 28 Why Support Black Colleges? 29 These are the Times that Try Men’s Souls 30 Happiness 31 Human Rights for Blacks 1619-1950 32 A Challenge to Y’s men to Witness for Christ 33 The Challenge of the Second Century of Higher Education for Negroes 34 I Had to Do it My Way 35 We Can Destroy Ourselves

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223-132 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 36 Saving Morehouse from Assumption 37 White Supremacy 38 Every Man is Called of God 39 Re: Speech honoring Martin Luther King, Sr. 40 The Job 41 What is the U.N.C.F.? 42 Atlanta’s Image 43 Is the Christian Dynamic Adequate? 44 Quality of Integrated Education 45 Crisis in Black Education 46 Black Experience and Motivation 47 A New Look in Christian Education 48 Re: Famous Quotations

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49 The World Challenges the Church 50 What Segregation Means to the Negro 51 The Vocation of the Christian 52 We Slept at the Switch 53 Re: A speech honoring Mabel Hubert 54 The Walls come Tumbling Down 55 Re: Sermon Notes 56 Re: Department of Labor Conference Welcoming Speech 57 Re: Speech honoring Reverend Grady Yeargin 58 Your Generation and Mine 59 Re: A Prayer 60 Desegregation 61 Re: A Speech honoring H.H. Strong 62 The World Council 63 Beyond the Pay Check 64 God’s Approval 65 Re: A speech given at a Life Insurance Convention, Detroit Michigan 66 Death and Immortality 67 Non-violent Coercion and Social Change 68 Black Consciousness 69 Advantages of Spelman College 70 Baptist and College Students 71 Role of the Racial Revolution 72 Ways to Establish Better Human Relations 73 We Live in Bondage and Fear 74 The Teachers Growth as a Whole Person 75 The Role of the Church in Teaching and Practicing Christianity 76 When we Pray ‘Our Father’

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223-132 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 77 Evangelism and Race Re: Speech given at the 90th Anniversary of Morehouse College 78 Re: Speech given at the 90th Anniversary of Morehouse College 79 Aid to Education and U.N.C.F. 80 Responsibilities of the Fortunate Minorities 81 The Church and Social Change 82 The Church’s Role in the Changing Status of the Negro 83 I Want to Live so Well that it Will be Said… 84 Wisdom to Fulfill the Task 85 Building Brotherhood Across Racial Lines 86 Conscious and Social Tension 87 Spirit of Meditation and Spirit of Conflict 88 Prophetic Insights and Immoral Complacency

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89 Churches and Schools 90 New Year 91 Father, Into thy Hand I Commend my Spirit 92 Father, Forgive then for they Know not What they Do 93 Re: Founders Day Address given at Dillard University 94 Re: Speech Excerpts 95 A Crisis and a Challenge 96 Our Necessary Fears 97 A Rich Man and Lazarus 98 The Relation between the Wholeness of the Individual and the Wholeness of Society 99 Re: Notes 100 Re: Banquet speech introducing John W. Davis 101 Black Power 102 An Honest Confession if Good for the Soul 103 O’ God Give us the Wisdom… 104 What I Would Like to See in Morehouse 105 Insurrection 223-133 1 Who am I to Set the South Right? 2 Three Things are Essential to a Good College 3 Citizen or Citizenship 4 Problems Facing the Public Schools 5 I Have been a Baptist All my Life 6 Re: Speech honoring Lorimar Douglass Milton 7 Re: Speech honoring John Hervey Wheeler 8 Re: Speech honoring James Wesley Silver 9 Re: Speech honoring James McNaughton Hester 10 Freedom and the Doctrine of Non-Violence Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-133 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 11 Re: Speech honoring Francis S. Hutchins 12 A Challenge to Y’s Men to Witness for Christian this Secular-Scientific Age 13 Eulogy: Mrs. Ludie Andrews 14 Re: Speech delivered to the New York Branch of the National Conference of Christians and Jews 15 The Role of the Racial Revolution in the New Reformation 16 Re: United Negro College Fund Address 17 A Black Man’s Reflection on Negro-White Relations 18 If thou be the Son of God, Come and that these Stones be Made Bread 19 Is Forgiveness Impracticable? 20 Re: Trip to Rome 21 The Things We Most Fear

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22 The Faith of the Church, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow 23 Re: The Episcopal Marriage Service 24 Why Should You in Cincinnati be Called upon to Support the U.N.C.F. College? 25 Re: Remarks about words by Dr. S. Hall Young 26 Re: Speech honoring Gladstone Lewis 27 We Came Here this Afternoon to do Two Things 28 Youth is not a Time of Life… 29 The Negro has not Resorted to Organize Violence in Efforts to Win the Full Rights of Citizenship in his Country 30 You Young People Baffle Me… 31 The Comfortable Pew 32 Few Men are Wise Enough to Know the Exact Kind of Curriculum 33 God of our Weary Years 34 All Predominantly Negro Institutions Lived, Grew Up… 35 Dubois vs. Washington 36 Our Fears Make Cowards of Us 37 Graduate Education takes Longer than it Should… 38 Retirement is Wonderful 39 Boys not Men, Girls not Women, Children not Adults, Mary not Miss, John not Mister 40 If the Son Man had Been? 41 Re: The Background for the 50 million Dollars Development Campaign for 32 U.N.C.F. Colleges 42 We Know we have More Delinquency among Us 43 In Housing as in School Desegregation… 44 By Accident or by Design 45 Where May God be Found?

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223-133 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 46 The Strange Career of Jim Crow 47 Crisis in Theological Education among Negroes 48 Crises in Afro-American Life 49 The World to which the Minister Addresses his Message 50 The Spirituals and the Blues 51 The Churches will Follow 52 The Status of Religion on the Negro College Campus 53 The universality of God is the cornerstone of the... 54 The Racial Attitude and Practices of the Home Church in Relationship to the World Situation 55 The Second Assembly of the World Council of Churches 56 The Perception of the Protestant Community in America 57 A Response

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58 Behold I send you forth 59 Georgia 60 The seeds of the French and the Industrial Revolution open... 61 American Democracy and Racism 62 American Democracy and the Negro 63 Let us Glory in the Lord 64 The Effect of the Federal Court Decisions on the Predominately Negro Colleges and the Future of these Colleges 65 Except a Man be Born Again, He Cannot See the Kingdom of God 66 The Christian in Politics and World Affairs 67 An Adequate Theology for Social Action 68 Lord, thou knows better than I know myself that... 69 God Versus Segregation 70 As I See It 71 Brown v. Board of Education: Twenty Years Later with Special Reference to Atlanta 72 Conscience and Social Tensions 73 A Centennial Commencement Address 74 Our College and the Supreme Court Decision 75 The Open Door 76 The Black University 77 The Project 78 Improving the Morale of Negro Children and Youth 79 From Slavery to Integration 80 We are Unnecessarily Excited 81 The Negro and the Present Crisis 82 The Significance of the Private and Church-Related College 83 The Role of Negro Higher Education in Post-war Reconstruction: The Negro Liberal Arts College Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-133 Speeches by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 84 Southern Negroes Speak 85 The scholars who have preceded me in this... 86 Interracial Leadership in this Time of Crisis 87 If It Means Getting Something for the Negro 88 The Negro Private College - Past and Future 89 Personal and Social Significance of Summer Conferences 90 Minorities in Democracy’s Crisis Outline 91 The Negro and the Present War 92 The Role of the Racial Revolution in the New Reformation 93 A Brief Summary of Twenty-Seven Years at Morehouse College 94 The President’s Page: I Don’t Mind Getting Beat but— 95 Improving the Morals of Negro Children and Youth 96 The Future of Negro Colleges 100 Years after Lincoln

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97 Comments on a South African Lecture 98 Rebuttal article: I have been assigned 1,000 words to comment... 99 Drive Toward the Stars 100 Why I Believe it Can be Done 101 What do you think the plight of the predominately... 102 Democratizing and Christianizing America in this Generation 103 It has been said that no work of art worthy... 104 Emancipation was it January 1 or February 1 105 The May 17, 1954 Decision of the U.S. Supreme Court... 106 Is the Church Immuned 107 The Challenge before Us 108 Negro Proscriptions, Protests and Proposed Solutions in Georgia 1880-1908 109 Tributes to President Kennedy 110 We have assembled here this afternoon...(Chancellor Kenneth R. Williams) 111 Jeremiah is Relevant for our Times 112 St. Luke 23:46 113 A Thou Art the Christ, the Son of the Living God 114 Both Priest and Prophet 115 The Foundation of Brotherhood 116 I am using today an odd subject... 117 Religious routes of our culture 118 Church- State conflict in Czechoslovakia

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223-134 Writings by Benjamin Mays 1 Master’s Dissertation, March 1925 2 A Retarded Civilization, June 1925 3 A Study of Negro Life in Tampa, 1927 4 Executive Secretary’s Report-Tampa Urban League, August 1928 5 What Black Students Expect of White Students, February 19, 1929 6 After College, What for the Negro?, December 1930 7 Realities in Race Relations, March 25, 1931 8 The Negro’s Church, 1933 9 The Education of the Negro Minister, July 1933 10 The School of Religion of Howard University, September 1936 11 The Color Line Around the World, April 1936 12 The Church Surveys World Problems, October 1937 13 World Churchmen Score Prejudice, November 1937

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14 Christianity in a Changing World, December 1937 15 The Most Neglected Areas in Negro Education, August 1938 16 Benjamin Griffin Brawley, February 1939 17 The American Negro and Christian Religion, July 1939 18 The Training of Negro Ministers, Nov-Dec 1939 19 Christian Youth and Race, December 1939 20 The Negro Church in American Life, Summer 1940 21 Brotherhood in Action: Forward, April 13, 1940 22 The Negro Church in American Life, Summer 1940 23 The Religious Life and Needs of the Students, July 1940 24 Negro Leadership Today and Yesterday, February 1942 25 Yesterday and Tomorrow in Negro Leadership, February 1942 26 Interracial Leadership in this Time of Crisis, March-April 1942 27 The Role of Negro Liberal Arts College in Postwar Reconstruction, July 1942 28 Negroes and the Will to Justice, October 1942 29 The Eyes of the World are Upon America, February 1944 30 Why Go to Student Conferences, April 1944 31 The Inescapable Christ, June 1944 32 When Do I Believe in Man, September 1944 33 The Unique Demand in Negro Education, October 1944 34 The Time is Always Ripe, March 1945 35 A Radio Address, March-April 1945 36 Democratizing and Christianizing America in this Generation, Fall 1945 37 Obligations of Negro Christians in Relation to an Interracial Program, Autumn-Winter, 1945 38 Veterans: It Need Not Happen Again, Third Quarter 1945 39 What Does It What I Believe, October 1945 40 Christian Scholar and Preacher, September 1946 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-134 Writings by Benjamin Mays 41 The Colored Races in the Postwar World, February 1946 42 The Hazen Conference and Warren Wilson College, February 1946 43 The Colored Races in the Postwar World, February 1946 44 What Does It Matter What I Believe?, March 1946 45 The Financing of Private Negro Colleges, April 1946 46 Liberal Arts in an Atomic Age, May 1946 47 How Religious is the Negro College, Winter 1946 48 A Day of Prayer for Governor-Elect, Eugene Talmadge, November 1946 49 The Worlds Greatest Need is a Revival and Should Begin With Preachers, January 1947 50 Seeking to be Christian in Race Relations, February 1947 51 The Immortality of Our Time, 1948 52 Segregation in Higher Education, 1949

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53 World Aspects of Race and Culture, February 1949 54 Conflict in Czechoslovakia, November 1949 55 How Christian Can I Afford To Be?, August 1950 56 Why an Atlanta School Spirit, Sept-Oct 1950 57 The Washington Examiner, December 1950 58 We Look Forward Hopefully, July 1951 59 Seeking to Christian in Race Relations, October 1951 60 Have You Forgotten God?, 1952 61 An Adequate Religious Faith for the Individual in Defense Decade, January 1952 62 Speech Delivered in Detroit, February 1952 63 Philosophy of Life, April 1952 64 The Present of and Future Outlook for Racial Integration in the Church Related White College in the South, Summer 1952 65 The Second Assembly of the World Council of Churches, Spring-Summer 1953 66 The Religious Roots of Western Culture, Fall 1953 67 Democracy….in the US and in India, December 1953 68 We Are Unnecessarily Excited, 1954 69 Progress in Race Relations, February 1954 70 I Report Progress, February 1954 71 I Am Glad I Could Report Progress, February 1954 72 Christianity and Race, May 1954 73 The Church and Racial Tensions, December 1954 74 The Faith of the Church, December 1954 75 Of One Blood, February 1955 76 The Gulf Between Our Gospel and Practice, April 1955 77 A Recent Supreme Court Decision: How Decisive?, Fall 1955 78 Why An Anti-Segregation Suit?, July 1955 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-135 Writings by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 1 In Behalf of All-We Affirm the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of Man, March 1956 2 The Road to Blessed Immortality, January 1957 3 A Negro Educator Gives His Views, January 1957 4 The Moral Aspects of Segregation, February 1957 5 Full Implementation of Democracy, March 1957 6 I Believe in God, May 1957 7 The Role of the ‘Negro Community’ in Delinquency Prevention Among Negro Youth, Summer 1959 8 The Social Revolution in the South and Interracial Progress, March 1960 9 The Significance of the Negro Private and Church-Related College, Summer 1960 10 The Only Way to Make the Youth ‘Sit-Down Protest’ Effective,

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September 1960 11 A Plea for Straight Talk Between Races, December 1960 12 What is the Future of the Negro College?, April 1961 13 What is the Future of Negro Colleges?, November 1961 14 Does Integration Doom Negro Colleges?, May 1962 15 What’s Ahead for Our Negro Schools?, June 1962 16 Religion and Race, March 1962 17 The New Social Order When Integrated, April 1963 18 Scientists Have Repudiated Concept of Superior, Inferior Races, August & September 1963 19 The Tragedy of School Dropouts, October 1963 20 In Pursuit of Freedom, January-March 1964 21 The Role of the Schools in a Social Revolution May 1964 22 The President’s Charge to the Class of 1965, June 1965 23 Why I Went to the Bates, January 1966 24 The Achievements of the Negro Colleges, February 1966 25 In My Life and Time, September 1966 26 ‘The American Negro College’: Four Responses and a Reply, Summer 1967 27 A Centennial commencement Address: Higher Education and the American Negro, 1967-1968 28 Coming to Chicago, 1968 29 Letter to an Average Man, January 1968 30 18th Birthday Dinner in honor of A. Philip Randolph, May 1969 31 Crisis and Challenge, October 1970 32 The Diamond Jubilee of the National Medical Association, November 1970 33 Human Rights for Blacks 1619-1950

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223-135 Writings by Benjamin Mays (cont.) 34 The Black Man’s Environment and His Minority Status, A Challenge to the Black Church, 1972 35 The Urgent Need of Reconciliation, Spring 1972 36 I Never Accept My Age, November-December 1972 37 Education---To What End?, February 1973 38 Why Should We Forgive?, March 1973 39 Comment: Atlanta-Living with Brown Twenty Years Later, 1974 40 The Church, New Challenges to Survival, February 1972 41 The Black Colleges: The Role they Have Played and Can Play, March 1974 42 Black College: Past, Present, and Future, September 1974 43 Progress and Prospects in American Race Relations, 1979 44 Viability of Black Colleges, 1980

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45 Negro History Bulletin, Jan-Feb-March 1981 46 The Primary Causes for the Multiplicity of the Negro Church, n.d. 47 Desegregation: An Opportunity and a Challenge, n.d. 48 Reflections on a Rebel’s Journey, n.d. 49 An Analysis of America’s Commitments to the Black Man, n.d. 50 The Occupational Outlook of 1714 Negro College, n.d. 51 The Genius of the Negro Church, n.d. 52 An Investment in Christian Education, n.d. 53 Opportunity, n.d. 54 Prophetic Insights and Immoral Complacency, n.d. 55 Be Not Deceived God Is Not Mocked, Whatsoever a Man Soweth that he Shall Also Reap, n.d.

Chicago Defender 223-136 1 1955 2 1971 3 1972 4 1973 5 1974 6 1975 7 1976 8 1977 9 1978 10 1979 11 1980

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223-137 Writings by Benjamin Mays continued Pittsburgh Courier 1 1947 2 1947 3 1948 4 1949 5 1950 6 1951 7 1952 8 1952 9 1953 10 1954 11 1955 12 1956

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13 1957 14 1958 15 1959 16 1960 17 1961 18 1962 19 1964 20 1965 21 1966 22 1967 23 1968 24 1969 25 1972 26 1973-74 27 1980-81

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223-138 Speech Notes 1 The American Teacher and the recent decision of the Supreme Court, 1954 2 An analysis of the Southern Since May 17, 1954, 1956 3 Tho Art Weighed in the Balances, 1947 4 Are we ready to meet the competition in an integrated society?, 1953 5 Beyond Science and Beyond Knowledge, 1946 6 By the Time You’re a freshman, 1948 7 The Characteristics of a good shepherd, nd 8 The Christian Faith and the Job of the Y.M.C.A., 1957 9 The Christian in Race Relations, 1952 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-138 Speech Notes 10 The Christian Responsibility for Human Rights, 1950 11 The Church amidst Ethic and Racial Tensions, 1954 12 The Churches and Education, n.d 13 Civil Rights, 1950 14 Congratulations on your youth, 1949 15 Contrasting India of 1937 with India of 1953, 1953 16 Crisis in the Race Relations and Aids to its Solution, 1949 17 A critical appraisal of the affiliation, n.d 18 The Crux of the Race Problem in the United States, 1945 19 Dedicatory Remarks, 1954 20 Democratizing and Christianizing America in this Generation, 1958 – 59 21 Democratizing and Christianizing America in this Generation, 1945 22 Depersonalization, Segregation, Desegregation, and Integration, 1955

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23 Desegregate and Integrate to what end, 1964 24 Desegregation Changed the Practice: Integration must establish the…1975 25 Desegregation, Integration and Faith in God, 1955 26 Differences in the Race Relations between the North and South, 1948 27 Disturbed Hope, 1952 28 Disturbed Minds and Agonizing Hearts, 1943 29 The effect of Oppression and Scapegoating on a Minority Group, 1947 30 Enemy, 1948 31 The Equality of Work, 1950 32 Everyone dies, n.d 33 Fellow workmen with God, n.d 34 The founders of the second African Baptist church and their legacy, n.d 35 Gandhi and Non – Violence, n.d 36 This Generation with Christ, 1943 37 God’s love for Man, 1955 38 Goodness, 1953 39 Good Opportunities and Bad Opportunities, 1948 40 A Good Shepherd, 1954 41 Here is your talent, 1953 42 History of the World Council, n.d 43 How far does the Negro have to go?, 1948 44 How long can the United States Maintain its position of World Leadership?, 1949 45 How to live Creative in the next half century, 1946 46 How to live Poised and creatively in an age of uncertainty, turmoil, and brutality, 1946 47 How to Succeed, 1954 48 How will Christianity’s war be won?, 1955 49 The Ideal Community and Ways of Attaining It, 1950 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-138 Speech Notes (cont.) 50 If there is peace in our time, 1956 51 The Improved state of Blacks, n.d 52 Improving Human Relations, n.d 53 The Incomparable Christ, n.d 54 Independence and Freedom are won not given, 1955 55 The Inescapable Christ, 1957 56 Integration in Medicine, n.d 57 Interracial Leadership in this Time of Crisis, 1942 58 It Is Finished, 1949 59 It’s the way of our history, 1957 60 Key Sentences of Paragraphs, 1951 61 Knowledge alone is not enough, 1956 62 Lake Junabuska, n.d

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63 Life is a series of Contradictions, 1947 64 Lincoln’s Unfinished Task, 1954 65 Looking Back over 83 Years, Stony Road we have trod, Bitter the Christening Rod, 1946 66 The Lord’s Prayer, 1956 67 Love of God and Love of Man, 1945 68 Love thy neighbor as thyself, 1955 69 Loving God with all thy heart, soul, and mind, 1955 70 Makers of Freedom, 1949 71 Making the Ultimate use of what you have, 1951 72 Man’s love for God and God’s love for Man, 1955 73 Man’s love for Man, 1955 74 Man shall not live by bread alone, 1952 75 The May 17, 1954 Decision of the Supreme Court was inevitable, 1957 76 May’s Speeches, 1956 – 57 77 The Meaning of Missions, 1952 78 Meaning of our Fathers, 1946 79 Meeting our unmet needs, 1954 80 Men of Huge Size – 10 Spies, n.d 81 Minority Groups in American Society, n.d 82 Mississippi, n.d 83 The Moral Aspects of Segregation Decisions, 1955 84 Morehouse College’s 77th Anniversary, n.d 85 Moses, 1956 86 Most Outstanding Man, 1955 87 Most Outstanding 25 Years from Now, 1945 88 Most People are Average, 1944 89 My Early Experiences, n.d 90 NAACP, n.d Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-138 Speech Notes (cont.) 91 The Nature of the World, 1946 92 Negro’s Idea of God, n.d 93 The Negro in War, n.d 94 The Negro’s Past, his Present, and his Future in American Life, 1946 95 The Negro Student Needs Religion, n.d 96 A new South is Emerging, n.d 97 No one Race came from further down, 1946 98 Not my will but Thine, 1953 99 The Objectivity of Ethics Long, Hard and Difficult, 1948 100 One Solitary Life, n.d 101 The Only Hope is Repentance, 1948 102 Our Colleges and the Supreme Court Decision, n.d 103 Our Concern for the Needs of the World, n.d

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104 Our Unfinished Task, 1951 – 54 105 A Philosophy for living together under God and for God, 1954 106 Philosophy of Life, 1957 107 A Philosophy of Life for Teachers, 1948 108 Personal Work and Teaching, n.d 109 Pioneers of Faith, n.d 110 Poise in Choas, 1946 – 1950 111 Progress of Desegregation, 1955 112 The Problem, n.d 113 Psychologist View of Man, n.d 114 A quarter of century from now, 1953 115 Race Views of the Negro, 1946 – 1950 116 Racial Attitudes and Practices of the Home Church, n.d 117 Radical Thinkers, n.d 118 Reaping What We Sow, 1951 119 Recent Trends in the Race Relations and the Minister’s Part, n.d 120 Religion in the Crisis in the Relationship of People, 1945 121 Religion in the Family Life Today, n.d 122 Responsibility of Ministers in the time of Crisis, 1949 123 The results of the May 17, 1954 Decision of the Supreme Court and the directions handed down, 1955 124 The Resurrection and its Meaning, 1954 125 The Reward and Peril of Success, n.d 126 The Road to Freedom is Long, Hard and Difficult, n.d 127 Robbers and Criminals in the Roman Empire, n.d 128 Role of the Church in Race Relations, 1947 129 Role of Educational Leadership in Society, 1954 130 Role of the Private Negro College, n.d 131 Save others, Himself he could not save, 1943 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-138 Speech Notes (cont.) 132 Saving your Life, 1952 133 Scholarship Alone is not enough, 1949 134 Schools for Tomorrow, 1956 135 Second (2nd) Address, Y.M.C.A. Conference of Pennsylvania, 1946 136 Seeing Life in its Proper Perspective, 1947 137 Seeking to be Christian in the Light of the May 17, 1954 Decision, n.d 138 Segregation in the American Church, 1947 139 Segregation vs. Integregation, 1954 140 Sermon: Princeton University, 1950 141 Seven (7) Addresses at Chatanooga, 1952 142 Seven (7) Keys to a Successful Life, 1956 143 The Significance of May 17, 154 Decision of the U.S. Supreme Court, 1955 144 The Significance of the Supreme Court Decision and Segregation education,

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1954 145 Sin: The Story of Adam and Eve, 1952 146 Six (6) Reasons Why I Believe in Immortality, 1945 147 Six (6) things that make life worth living in the perilous times, 1957 148 Social Revolution is on down South, 1955 149 Soul Losing, 1951 150 The South and the Supreme Court, 1956 151 Spiritual Resources for the Peace Makers, 1947 152 St. Paul’s Outside the Walls, 1949 153 Story of Talents, 1950 154 The Story of the Talents, 1951 155 Story of the Temptation, 1947 - 1952 156 Study to Show Thyself unto God, 1943 157 Struggle of Mankind in the Struggle of Life, 1947 158 The Stupidity of Man and the Reason Why he is Stupid, 1945 159 Suggested Talk for Dr. Mays for ‘Jubilee of Song’, n.d 160 Supreme Court Decision of 1954, 1956 223-139 1 Tasks in the second (2nd) half of the century, 1952 2 Testimonial for Wade Hampton McKinney, 1957 3 The Teacher in his Local Relationships, n.d 4 The Teachers Role in a Democracy, n.d 5 Thanksgiving, 1949 6 The Ten (10) Virgins, 1953 7 There is no easy road to learning, 1954

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223-139 Speech Notes (cont.) 8 They have taken away my Lord, 1947 – 48 9 They Mistook the Meaning of Freedom, n.d 10 This is the day to think soundly, speak calmly, and not act courageously but sanely, 1956 11 Thou Shall Love thy Neighbor as Thy Self, n.d 12 Three (3) classes of People, 1949 – 52 13 The Tragedy of the Cross and the Triumph of the Resurrection, 1953 – 55 14 The Training of Negro Ministers, n.d 15 Twenty – five (25) Years from now, 1954 16 The two (2) classes of people, 1943 – 1946 17 Two (2) Robbers were crucified with Him at the time, 1943 – 1948 18 Unemancipated Areas in the Negro Race, 1948 19 Unfinished Tasks, 1951

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20 Unity in the Christian Church, 1948 21 The Unpleasant Realities: A Challenge and a Responsibility, 1952 22 Values, 1957 23 Walking the Earth with Dignity, 1956 24 The way to God, 1949 25 We are on a threshold of a New Era, n.d 26 We are short on every hand, 1952 27 We have come a long way, 1944 28 We know more than our forefathers, 1952 29 We Live in Bondage and Fear, n.d 30 What can be done to make men decent?, n.d 31 What has Science Wrought?, 1946 – 47 32 What I believe about man, 1956 33 What I expect from you thirty (30) years from now, 1956 34 What is the Greatest Need of our Time, n.d 35 What is Paul saying?, 1942 36 What kind of leader will you be?, 1954 37 What Religion has to say in a time like this, 1945 38 What shall I do unto Jesus, Who is Called Christ?, n.d 39 What shall I do with my life?, 1954 40 What shall it profit a Man?, n.d 41 What the women can do about the Supreme Court Decision of May 17, 1954, 1955 42 What we owe to the Pioneer, 1946 43 When in Rome, Do as the Romans Do, n.d 44 When one loves his enemy, 1948 45 White: History of the Warfare of Science with Theology, n.d 46 Who am I to be called?, 1953 47 Who are the least of these?, 1953 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-139 Speech Notes (cont.) 48 Who are you?, 1957 49 Who was Nicodemus?, n.d 50 Why Anniversaries?, 1954 51 Why Believe?, nd 52 Why Do Men Do It?, 1942 53 Why I fear Communism, 1951 – 52 54 Why I like James E. Shephard, 1957 55 Why Jesus got into trouble, 1943 56 Why Master the Subject?, n.d 57 Why the United States Should Become a Just Nation, n.d 58 The Will of God: Time is Always Ripe, n.d 59 William Knox….Oh! Why Should the Spirit of Mortals be Proud?, n.d 60 A wise devil but a wise Jesus, 1949

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61 Working Together for a Better South, n.d 62 The World Moves Around on the feet of those who walk the high road, 1949 – 52 63 Ye Shall know them by their choices of values, 1951 64 Y.M.C.A. Chicago Speech, 1955 65 Your Task, n.d 66 Youth, 1946 67 Unknown Notes for Speeches, n.d

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223-140 Writings By Benjamin E. Mays and Others Born to Rebel 223-141 Born to Rebel 223-142 Born to Rebel 223-143 Born to Rebel 223-144 Born to Rebel 223-145 Born to Rebel 223-146 Born to Rebel

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223-147 Writings By Benjamin E. Mays and Others (cont.) 1 Theological Analysis and Criticism of Racism in the Thought of Benjamin E. Mays, n.d 2 The Social Thought of Benjamin Mays, n.d. 3 A Glance of the Educational Philosophy of Benjamin E. Mays, n.d. 4 Man’s Current Predicament and the Religious and Ethical Thought of Benjamin E. Mays, n.d. 5 D.C. Public Library-B.E. Mays Bibliography, n.d. 6 Untitled, n.d. 7 Student Christian Association, 1928 8 Newspapers Articles, 1928 9 Howard University Bulletin-The School of Religion, February 1935 & January 1938 10 Howard University School of Religion-The News, 1935-39

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11 Dr. Benj. E. Mays Delivers Eloquent Address, December 1940 12 NAACP Bulletin, April 1941 13 “Benjamin Mays” Current Biography, May 1945 14 The Gray of Gray, Georgia, 6/1952 15 A Tribute to Benjamin E. Mays, Summer 1967 16 Rust College Sentinel, April 1972 17 Education, Jobs, and Race: An Interview with Benjamin Mays, July 1972 18 An Autobiography, Spring 1974 19 Benjamin Mays: A Great Georgian, Interview, July 1974 20 Joint Center for Political Studies, July 1976 21 “The Last of the Great School Masters,” Ebony Magazine, December 1977 22 Builder of Men: Honoring Dr. Benjamin Elijah Mays, 1979 23 Dr. Benjamin E. Mays Speaks on Black Colleges, December 1979 24 Newspaper Articles, 1931-1980, n.d. 25 The Concept of Racial of Benjamin Elijah Mays (1895- ) and its Relevance to Christian Education in the Black Church, March 1980 26 Benjamin Mays: Teaching by Example, Leading through Will, October 1982 27 John Knox Press-Correspondence 28 Disturbed About Man- Correspondence with Keith Crim 29 Disturbed About Man- Writings 30 Disturbed About Man- Autograph Party @ Rich’s 4/28/69 31 Disturbed About Man- Correspondence 32 Disturbed About Man- No. 1 Light for the World’s Agony 33 Disturbed About Man- No. 2 Each in His Time 34 Disturbed About Man- No. 3 How Righteous Is Our Righteousness 35 Disturbed About Man- No. 4 Who Are the Least of These?

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223-147 Writings By Benjamin E. Mays and Others (cont.) 36 Disturbed About Man- No. 5 Let Us Be Kind to Judas 37 Disturbed About Man- No. 6 Self-Righteousness Condemned 38 Disturbed About Man- No. 7 Where May Happiness Be Found 39 Disturbed About Man- No. 8 Where is Gethsemane? 40 Disturbed About Man- No. 9 How Best to Save Your Life 41 Disturbed About Man- No. 10 I Am Disturbed About Man 42 Disturbed About Man- No. 11 The Meaning of Our Father 43 Disturbed About Man- No. 12 To Whom Am I a Neighbor? 44 Disturbed About Man- No. 13 Is Forgiveness Impractiable 45 Disturbed About Man- No. 14 The Unattainable Goal 46 Disturbed About Man- No. 15 The Inescapable Christ 47 Disturbed About Man- No. 16 The Church Amidst Ethnic, etc. 223-148

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1 Los Angeles Branch of ASNLH 10th Annual Negro History Week, Feb. 9-16, 1958 2 Funeral Services for Dr. Roscoe Lewis McKinney, Oct. 4, 1978 3 Ebenezer Baptist Church 75th Anniversary, nd. 4 The Nature and Function of Voluntary Associations Among Negroes in the Nineteenth Century: A Systemic Analysis-Russell L. Adams 5 Till Victory is Won 21st Annual Atlanta NAACP Freedom Fund Award Dinner, Oct. 19, 1978 6 In Memoriam Thomas Jesse Jones, nd 7 The 7th Annual Report of the President of Women’s Connectional, May 7, 1947 8 Omega Bulletin, 1983 9 Baccalaureate Service Celebrating the Life of Howard Thurman, May 16, 1981 10 Roland Hayes and Rollins Griffith- A Treasured History, 1981 11 Dedication Ceremonies of the Roland Hayes Division of Music and the Rollins Griffith Memorial Auditorium, Oct. 18, 1981 12 Benjamin E. Mays High School Commencement Exercises, June 10, 1983 13 Aaron- A Tribute to a Legend, nd 14 Providence Missionary Baptist Church One Hundred Tenth Anniversary, Oct. 25, 1981 15 Studies in Black Rhetoric, nd 16 Peace Corps Training Program- Texas Western College in El Paso, Texas, June 25-August 20, 1961 17 Educating Black Youth for Survival and Advancement in the 1980s, April 24- 26, 1981 18 Chicago Baptist Institute- Yearbook, 1970 19 The Atlanta Negro- By Joseph A. Pierce 20 The Hampton Institute Yearbook, 1947-1948 21 Seniors of Social Circle High School, 1972 22 The Panther, 1948 Series D: Speeches and Other Writings Box Folder

223-149 Writings By Benjamin E. Mays and Others (cont.) 1 The Inauguration of the Reverend Dr. Grant S. Shockley, Oct. 6, 1976 2 Opportunities of the American Negro for Land Settlement-Norman Wilson, 1939 3 Program for the 60th Anniversary of Ebenezer Baptist Church, March 10-16, 1947 4 Atlanta NAACP Newsletter, Sept. 1978 5 The Education of the Negro A National Interest-An Address by Andrew Carnegie, April 5, 1906 6 Standard Life Insurance Company Citizens Trust Company, nd 7 The Journal of Ministries to Blacks in Higher Education, 1981 8 The Integration of the Negro Into the United States Navy, 1776-1947 9 Founder’s Day and the Leslie Pickney Hill Centennial Celebration, Nov. 7, 1980

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10 The Friendship Bulletin, April 3, 1932 11 When Words Are Not Enough for Commissioner A. Reginald Eaves, nd 12 The Negro Baptist Ministry- An Analysis of its Profession Preparation and Practices by Ira Reid, nd 13 New York State Beauty Culturists Association 22nd Annual Breakfast, Feb. 8, 1970 14 A Giant of a Man-Retirement Banquet Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Sr., Jan. 8, 1975 15 The Employment of Negroes in Public Welfare in Eleven Southern States, 1936-1949 16 The Metro Churches Serving the Total Needs of the Atlanta Area in the Unity Which the Spirit Gives, June 6, 1973 17 St. Andrews Presbyterian Church Golden Jubilee Celebrating Brochure, 1948 18 Education in Ethiopia-A Survey Issued the Ministry of Education and Fine Arts of the Imperial Ethiopian Government, Addis Ababa, 1961 19 Incomes and Expenditures of 751 Negro Families, Atlanta, Oct 15-22, 1934 20 Clark College (Presidential Inauguration), Oct. 27, 1978 21 A Report of the Commission on Religion and Race- The National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA-1966 22 The Inauguration of Broadus Nathaniel Butler as President of Dillard University- March 31, 1970 23 Benjamin E. Mays- The Tuskegee Institute George Washington Carver Museum, Feb.-Mar., 1983 24 Emma Hughes Business College, 1932-1957 25 Rosa L. Parks-National Committee for Rosa L. Parks Shrine, nd 26 The New Day, Vol. 39 Sept. 25, 1941 27 Joseph Perkins- An Analysis of the NAACP in NY July 22, 1974 28 MLK Week Program of Events, 1982

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223-150 1 Benjamin E. Mays – various portraits 2 Benjamin E. Mays – various portraits 3 Mays at book signing 4 Mays in his office 5 Mays as an elderly man 6 Mays at Bates College, 1920 yearbook 7 Mrs. Sadie Mays 8 Mrs. Mays with others 9 Dr. and Mrs. Mays with others 10 Dr. and Mrs. Mays in Egypt 11 Dr. and Mrs. Mays at various events 12 Photographs used in Born to Rebel 13 Mays’ residence in Tampa, FL

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Mays with Others 14 Aaron, Hank 15 Allen, Mayor Ivan and Hugh Gloster 16 Alpha Rho Chapter, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. 17 Atlanta HBCU presidents 18 Ball State University 19 Beauty Culturists Association, 1970 20 Bennett College 21 Benjamin Mays School, Atlanta, GA, 1954 22 Ministers Conference, Bishop College, 1977 23 Blakely, Gwendolyn Brooks and Henry Blakely, 1974 24 Boston University, honorary degree 25 President Jimmy Carter 26 Mrs. Rosalynn Carter 27 Chicago Morehouse Alumni Banquet, 1974 28 Church of the Redeemer, 1968 29 Conference of College Religious Workers, , Knoxville, TN, 1929 30 Danforth, William 31 Delaware State 32 Dobbs, Mattiwilda and Albert Manley 33 Eastern Michigan University – honorary degree 34 Erma Jewell Hughes Business College, 1956, 1959 35 FOR meeting 36 Federal Council of Churches, 1956 37 Gloster, Hugh 38 Goldberg, Arthur and Jerome Holland 39 Great Lakes, IL Recruit Review, 1971 40 H.F.B.W. Series E: Photographs Continued Box Folder

223-150 Mays with Others 41 Harris, Patricia Roberts 42 Harvard University, 1963 43 Harvard University Commencement, 1967 44 Howard University, 1980 – snapshots by Griffith Davis 45 Jackson, Reverend Jesse 46 Jackson, Mayor Maynard 47 James Bryant Covant Award, 1977\ 48 Johnson, Mrs. Ladybird 49 Johnson, President Lyndon B. 50 Johnson, Mordecai 51 Tribute to Mordecai Johnson, Howard University, 1976 52 Bethune, Mary McLeod 53 March on Washington, with Sammye Davis, Jr., et al., 1963

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54 Martin Luther Kings, Jr., eulogy 55 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center, banquet honoring Dr. Mays, 1980 56 Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School, groundbreaking, Atlanta, GA 57 Michigan State University, East Lansing 58 Morehouse College, Mays Fellowship Hall 59 Morehouse commencement, photos by Griffith Davis 60 Morehouse hosts reception for National Baptist Sunday School and B.T.U. Congress 61 Morehouse queens 62 Morehouse Centennial, 1967 63 Morehouse College, Henderson Lounge 64 Moorland-Spingarn Research Center, Howard University 65 Mossell (Mayor), signing School Food Service Day Proclamation, 1973 66 Nabrit, James M. and President Richard Nixon 67 Mutual of Omaha representatives 68 Nehru, Jawaharlal and others in India 69 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Psi Chapter, 1923 70 People’s Congregational Church, Washington, DC, 1980 71 Read, Florence, President of Spelman College 72 Riley, Governor Dick (SC) 73 Rockefeller, John D., Jr. and Bishop Oxnam 74 Rusk, Dean 75 Sanders, Governor Carl E. (GA) 76 Scholastic Fraternity, Georgia State University 77 Scott, Emmet J., Charles Wesley, et al. 78 Shriver, Sargent 79 Smith High School 80 South Carolina State College, Easter service, 1956 81 Southern Education Foundation Board of Trustees Series E: Photographs Continued Box Folder

223-150 Mays with Others 82 Stanley, Frank 83 State Conference on Aging, 1968 84 Hollings, Sen. Ernest and Reverend Fowler, pastor of Third Baptist Church of Chicago, 1983 85 Tubman, William, President of Liberia 86 U.N. Special Committee against Apartheid 87 United Negro College Fund officers 88 U.S. delegation for Solemn Requiem Mass for Pope John XXIII, 1963 89 Various loose photos from scrapbook: Frost, Robert at Morehouse; F.D. Patterson and Catherine Waddell; William Tubman, President of Liberia; School of Religion, Howard University, 1939-1940; Dr. and Mrs. Mays on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary; World Council of Churches, Central Committee, 1950

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90 Voice of America Award ceremony 91 African American Schools of Religion, Various snapshots 223-151 1 Various unidentified events, including image of Judge J. Waties Waring 2 Winthrop College (Rock Hill, SC) Commencement, 1982 3 Woodson, Carter G. and John W. Davis 4 Ernest Wright presents portrait of Mays by Kofi Bailey 5 Yeshiva University 6 Mays with others in academic regalia 7 Various identified events 8 Various identified events 9 Various identified events 10 Mays with unidentified others 11 Mays with unidentified others 12 Various unidentified events 13 Unidentified event, Wichita, KS 14 Church of the Good Shepherd (Chicago), Moentitas Club Man of the Year, 1973 15 Family photos 16 Gray, Emma 17 Ryce, George Michael 18 Mays, Mr. and Mrs. John 19 Mays, Hezekiah and Louvenia – tombstone 20 Mays, Louvenia (mother) 21 Family snapshots 22 Family and friends 23 Family members at South Carolina birthplace 24 Dedication of marker – slides 25 Mt. Zion Church – place of Dr. Mays’ baptism Series E: Photographs Continued Box Folder

223-151 Photos of Others 26 Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union 27 Armstrong High School (Washington, DC) – Honor Society 28 Atlanta Baptist College, Class of 1901 29 Stenograph shorthand machine 30 WPA dancers, 1935-36 31 Martin Luther King, Jr. family 32 Martin Luther King, Jr., John and Robert Kennedy 33 Georgia State Older Boys Conference 34 Lincoln basketball team, 1939 35 Coretta Scott King 36 Percy Julian and family 37 Harry and Selma Richardson

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38 Illinois Baptist Youth Congress, Chicago, 1943 39 Seamstresses at work 40 Yergan, Mrs. Willie Mae 41 Taylor, Glen 42 Greenwood, SC – rural scenes 43 Allen Temple A.M.E., Tampa, FL 44 Paine College, Atlanta, GA

Rolled Photos Annual Closed Banquet, Omega Psi Phi, New York, 1927 16th Annual Conclave, Omega Psi Phi, NYC, 1927 Ninth Quadrennial Convention, Student Volunteer Movement, Indianapolis, 1924 (Sadie Mays) American Youth Christian Conference (Ben and Sadie with others) American Youth Christian Conference, 1942 (Ben and Sadie with others) Student Volunteer Movement Conference, Kings Mt., NC, 1927; 1930 Student Volunteer Movement Conference, Des Moines, Iowa, 1920 National YMCA Conference, Chicago, IL 1929 Unidentified group, Mays with others, Kalamazoo, MI New York Urban League Dinner, 1942 Unidentified group, Mays with others Dr. and Mrs. Mays – portrait on silk in tube

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223-152 Photo Albums and Scrapbooks Mays 76th birthday celebration, family snapshots 223-153 Mays 87th birthday celebration Mays 89th birthday celebration Founders Day program, South Carolina State College, 1980 Mass for Pope John XXIII, Rome, 1973 Mays and others on flight to Rome, 1973; Mays and others in academic regalia at various events Memory Book presented to Mays by the MLK, Jr. Center for Social Change, 1980 Mays awarded honorary degree at University of Ibadan, Nigeria, 1971 Project Quest student presentation, 1971

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223-152 Great Lakes (IL) Recruit Review, Mays guest of honor, 1971 223-153 Education Day, Central Baptist Church, St. Louis, MO, 1943 Howard University Charter Day, 1974 Mays in his office, snapshots Memory Book, Bates College Scrapbook of various honorary certificates South Carolina A & M Memory Book President Jimmy and Mrs. Rosalynn Carter, visit to Morehouse

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223-154 Dr. Mays with President Carter and Roslynn Carter at Morehouse College, 1980

Framed/Oversize Photographs 223-155 Fifteenth Annual Conference of Presidents of Land-Grant Colleges, Howard University, 1980 Dr. and Mrs. Mays Dr. Mays and Coretta Scott King with birthday wishes inscribed by Mrs. King Photographs of a Mays portrait Mays’ South Carolina birthplace Dr. Mays in academic regalia Mays portraits (2 items) Summer School of Morehouse College class of 1923 223-155A Oversize scrapbooks of photos Series F: Audio/Visual Box Folder

223-156 Cassette Tapes 1 “Abraham or Torah which”, Dillard University, 6-10-75 2 American Baptist Convention March 1972 3 Atlanta’s 100 Salute to Dr. B.E Mays 10-24-83 4 Atlanta Interfaith, Report 1973, Vocal Point Special, Martin Luther King Jr. 5 Autobiography party: Program 3- outlets and opportunities 6 Autograph Party, 5-19-82 7 “The Baptist Card,” 12-27-81 8 Benjamin E. Mays, Luncheon Meeting Valley Forge, 7-21-72 9 Christine and Public Education, CLC Workshop, 1982 10 “The Church Amidst Race and Ethnic Tensions”, 1954 11 Cross Roads- Naming and Dedication of Marker, November 1981 12 Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, 9-22-80

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13 Dr. Benjamin E. Mays –Crisis Award, n.d. 14 “Dr. Benjamin E. Mays – Educator”, n.d. 15 Dr. Martin Luther King Sr., 1962; Alabama Topic: Race Relations World Wide 16 Dr. Matthews, Howard University School of Social Work, The Black Perspective, [Panel Mays and others: Mays Speaks “Who are the least of these”, also comments, question, and answers, n.d. 17 Dr. Mays speaks at a Baptist Church in Springfield, IL, n.d. 18 Dr. Mays speaks at Second Baptist Church, Los Angeles, California, 10-21-73 19 Dr. Mays Tribute to the Howard Thurman, 4-16-81 20 Echoes from the Mountain Top, A Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by Gerald F. Dunham 1983 21 “Education For What”, Shorter College, 2-21-73 22 Howard University Charter Day Convocation, n.d. 23 Interview of B.E. Mays by Dallas A. Blanchard, re: “Fellowship of Southern Churchmen”, 8-16-83 24 Martin Luther King Day, 1-17-72 25 Martin Luther King Jr. Centers’ Tribute to Dr. Mays 10-22-80 26 Mays Speech. Columbia, SC, 4-15-81 27 “Morality can be contagious”, Donald Seibert, 9-4-80 28 Morehouse College Memorial Service to Dr. Mays, 3-29-84 29 Pastors Installation, New Morning Glory Baptist Church, Mansfield, LA., 23-77 30 Program and Trends and Prospects, DeKalb Library System, n.d. 31 Progressive National Baptist Convention Cleveland, OH, September 1974 32 “Religion in Life”, Furman University, 10-28-81 33 “Somebody’s Calling My Name”, Canaan Baptist Church (not Mays), n.d. 34 Testimonial Dinner, 5-31-67 35 “Why should we forgive”, Atlanta, GA, 1965

Series F: Audio/Visual Box Folder

223-157 Films-35mm, 16 mm 1 #3 World Council of Churches (1954), 16 mm 2 Benjamin Mays Speeches #1 16 mm 3 Benjamin Mays Speeches #2 16mm 4 Benjamin Mays Speeches #3 16mm 5 Benjamin Mays Speeches #6 16mm 6 Frontiers of Faith (1955), 35 mm 7 Morehouse College “Ninety Years Building Men” One Light Transfer of 16mm B&W Print with optical sound (TRT 24:20)

Microfilm 1 Miscellaneous News Articles, page 123 2 Scrapbook #1, Page 1, 1946 Scrapbook #2 page 122, 1980

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Videocassettes 1 Benjamin Mays Funeral: WETA 30 PBS Atlanta, n.d. 2 Dr. Benjamin Mays News Coverage, 3/28/84 3 “Conversation with Benjamin E. Mays (10 years after Morehouse Presidency), Collegiate Broadcasting Group, n.d. 4 “Frontiers of Faith” NBC-TV with Reverend Mays and Tuskegee Choir, n.d. 5 “For the People: Benjamin Mays”, n.d. 6 “Great Americans: Martin Luther King Jr.” (Time: 27:00), n.d. 7 “Pursuit of Excellence: Story of Morehouse”, n.d. 8 Speaker Dr. Benjamin Mays, President emeritus of Morehouse, n.d. 9 1978-1979 Faculty/Staff Semester Seminar, August 28, 1978

223- 158 Reel to Reel 1 Dr. Mays address on “Black Power” at a Dinner Honoring Mrs. Alizah Pascal (Wife of Walter Pascal) Atlanta, GA 2 Dr. Mays address Freshman Class, Morehouse College, 1964 3 Dr. Mays addresses Beulah Baptist Church, Atlanta, GA, 1965 4 Dr. Mays address “The Role if the Church as an Agent of Reconciliation 12/4/71 5 Dr. Mays addressed the Georgia Teachers Education Association, “The Tragedy of Fear” Atlanta, 4/21-22/55 6 Dr. Mays addresses World Council of Churches, “The Church Amidst Race & Ethnic Tensions” (Northwestern University Evanston, IL), 1954 (2 copies) 7 Dr. Mays addresses Shaw University, 11/18? 22? /66 8 Dr. Mays Banquet (2 tapes) 9 Dr. Mays Eulogy to Dr. M.L. King, Jr., 4/19/68 10 Dr. Mays and Dr. James Cheek, Shaw Commencement, 6/8/69 11 Dr. Mays in conversation with Gerardo Ebanks about Dr. M.L. King, n.d. Dr. Mays introduced M.L, King Jr. Series F: Audio/Visual Box Folder

223-158 Reel to Reel 12 Dr. Mays “Path to Freedom”, New School of Social Research, New York City, Emancipation Proclamation Series, WCBS Radio, 11/14/62 13 Dr. Mays speaks at Graduation Exercises, Emory University, 6/8/70 (2 tapes) 14 Dr. Mays speaks honoring M.L. King, Jr. (Archer Hall. Morehouse College), 1/7/65 15 Dr. Mays speaks at the National Conference on Religion & Race, Chicago, IL, 3/18/63 16 Dr. Mays Speaks at the Second Delgado Dinner, 10/8/66 17 Dr. Mays speaks at his testimonial dinner, 1967 18 Dr. Mays speaks to Philadelphia Chapter of the Morehouse Alumni, 1954 19 Dr. Mays Speaks at Rankin Memorial Chapel Howard University, the Urgency of Now”, May 1969

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20 Chuck Bradley (WHBI 105.9 FM-NY) interviews Dr. Mays, 7/21/72 (2 Tapes) 21 E.C.W. Gray, 6/24/58 22 Funeral Services for Mrs. Sadie Gray Mays, Archer Hall, Morehouse College, 10/15/69 23 Interview Roy Wood NBN with Linda Brown Smith, Richard Jones, Joseph Johnson; WREN Radio 1250, Topeka, Kansas, 2/13/81 24 John Patton, Tenor Aldrich Concert; Black Art Songs and Spirituals, n.d. 25 KGFJ Radio 1230, Los Angeles CA Interview if Dr. Mays about Morehouse College, June or July 1968 26 Morehouse College Commencement, 1966 & 1967 27 Mrs. Mays, June 2 28 “New issues in Higher Education for Negros”, n.d. 29 Nobel Peace Prize Dinner – M.L. King, Jr. (Introduction of Honoree by Dr. Mays) 30 Partial tape: side 1-intro to Memorial Service (Mays cited a speaker but he does not speak on tape), side 2 – NEA Regional Membership Meeting, 1957? 31 Our Task here at the College, 4/10/58 (3rd in series of 4) 32 Peace Songs Ernie Lieberman & Peter Seeger, 4/28/56 33 President Benjamin E. Mays, 10/31/69 34 “Second Agony of Atlanta – Public Schools or Integrated Schools” WHBQ, 2/1/59 35 Spellman Christmas Concert, 1957 (2 tapes) 36 “Two Decades if Human Rights” (Address by Dr. Mays), n.d. 37 “Tribute to B.E. Mays,” 5/30 & 5/31 38 Use of Computers, n.d. 39 Various speeches of Dr. Mays 40 “Why I Wrote Born to Rebel”, Dr. Mays addresses Man’s Day Camphor Memorial United Methodist Church, 6/25/72 41 World of Religion “The Church and its Social Role”, n.d. Series F: Audio/Visual Box Folder

223-159 Vinyl Sound Recordings 1 The African Methodist Episcopal Church: A Civil Rights Documentary, “Pioneers in Protest.” 2 The 1953 American Baptist Convention, Denver, May 20-26. 3 The Berea College Choir, “Ballads and Hymens.” 4 Black Composers Series: Volume 1. 5 Black Composers Series: Volume 2. 6 Black Composers Series: Volume. 3. 7 Black Composers Series: Volume 4. 8 Bobby Baylor, “Walk Together, Children.” 9 Brother Alphonso J. Patterson directs the Martin Luther King Male GleeClub in Singing Songs of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. 10 CBS-KNX News, “Minority Report.” (2 Records) 11 Congresswomen, Malinda Jackson Parker. “Thank You Doctor,” and “Harvey

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and Raymond Firestone.” 12 The Dixiaires, “Spirituals.” 13 Dr. Mitchell B. Southall, “Lane College: 75th Anniversary.” 14 Emancipation Centennial Lecture (November, 14, 1962) (2 Records). 15 Gambling College Choir, “Music at Gambling College.” 16 Jodi Mathis, “Young Power,” and “God is Love.” 17 Juanita Manley, Precious Lord, and Gone But Not Forgotten.” 18 The Lincoln University Concert Choir “Songs of Elizabeth Maddox-Huntley.” 19 Morehouse College Glee Club, Volume IV. 20 The Morehouse College Glee Club in Concert. 21 The Morehouse College Glee Club, Afro-American Songs. “We Shall Overcome.” (3 Copies). 22 Negro College Choir (1953). 23 Pastor, William Holmes Borders, Wheat Street Baptist Church, Atlanta, GA,” “I’m Somebody: A Praise to the Negro Race.” 24 Rev. Wesley Lee, Sermon: “How to Conquer Your Giant Now”. 25 Tim McCabe, “Springtime in Atlanta.” 26 T.M. Alexander, Sr., “History of the Black Man.” (2 copies). 27 A Tribute to Florida A&M University on its Diamond Anniversary.

Series G: Academic Regalia Box Folder

223-160 1 Academic Regalia 223-161 1 Academic Regalia 223-162 1 Academic Regalia 223-163 1 Academic Regalia 223-164 1 Academic Regalia 223-165 1 Academic Regalia 223-166 1 Academic Regalia

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Series H: Certificates, Awards and Artifacts Box Folder

223-167 1 Artifact-The National Conference of Christians and Jews Awards 2 Artifact-OMEGA PSI PHI Fraternity, Man of God Award 3 Artifact-INTA, Humanitarian Award 4 Artifact-Herman L. Turner Award 5 Artifact-The Atlanta Public Schools Award 6 Artifact-Red Box with Misc. Small Awards 7 Artifact-White Box- Missing Award/Artifact 8 Artifact-The Hall of Fame for Great Americans at NYU 9 Artifact-The Greek Archdiocese of North and South America 10 Artifact-The Merrick-Moore-Spaulding National Achievement Award 11 Artifact-University of Chicago Medal 12 Artifact- Medal from the Inauguration of President Tubman, Liberia 13 Artifact- Martin Luther King, Jr. Non-Violent Peace Prize 14 Artifact- Benjamin Elijah Mays Award

223-168 1 Artifact-Martin Luther King Jr.- Large Artifact 2 Artifact-Carter G. Woodson Historian Award 3 Artifact-The Distinguished American Educator Award 4 Artifact-William Booth D.C.L. Statuette 5 Artifact-Glass Bird 6 Artifact- Black American Heritage Flag

Series H: Certificates, Awards and Artifacts Box Folder

223-169 1 Artifact- Honorary Degree from South Carolina University 2 Artifact- Honorary Degree from University of Ife 3 Artifact- Confederate $100 4 Artifact- Personal Bible 5 Artifact- Notebook of Religious Cartoons 6 Artifact- Paine College Ring and Pin 7 Artifact- “Black Seeds Keep on Growing” Africa Carving 8 Artifact- Wallet 9 Artifact- Facial Bust 10 Artifact- Clergy Ticket Books 11 Artifact- Golden Bracelet 12 Artifact- Silver Fork, Letter, Photos and Brochures 223-170

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1 Artifact- Society for Advancement of Management “Man of the Year Award,” 1968 2 Artifact- Delta Sigma Rho “Distinguished Service Award,” 1956 3 Artifact- Lincoln University “Honorary Degree,” 1965 4 Artifact- Berea College “Doctor of Divinity,” 1955 5 Artifact- Shaw University “Doctor of Humane Letters,” nd 6 Artifact- Keuka College “Doctor of Humane Letters,” 1962 7 Artifact- Duke University “Doctor of Humane Letters,” 1975 8 Artifact- Bucknell University Photos and Award, nd 9 Artifact- University of Chicago Alumni Fund, nd 10 Artifact- National Council of the Churches of Christ, nd 11 Artifact- Book from University of Chicago 12 Artifact- Ricker College 13 Artifact- Sadie Gray Mays, Masters Degree from University of Chicago, 1931 14 Artifact- Coe College, Commencement Program, 1972 15 Artifact-Middlebury College, Commencement Program, 1969 16 Artifact- Morehouse School of Divinity, “Doctor of Divinity,” 1974 17 Artifact- Georgia State Resolution Commending Mays, February 19, 1980 18 Artifact- Springhill Baptist Church Service Award, February 13, 1965 19 Artifact- Folder of Convocation Programs, ca. 1930-1960s 20 Artifact- Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Membership Certificate 1921 21 Artifact- Booker t. Washington Business College, Certificate of Merit, 1967 22 Artifact- World Council of Churches Documents, 1954 23 Artifact- Department of Defense “Certificate of Commendation,” 1963 24 Artifact- Iota Phi Lambda Sorority “Certificate Awards,” 1946-1947 25 Artifact- Sigma Rho Sigma “Honorary Member,” February 1963 26 Artifact- State and Local Resolutions, nd 27 Artifact- Lander College “Doctor of Humane Letters,” 1974 28 Artifact- Emory University “Doctor Of Huamne Letters,” nd Series H: Certificates, Awards and Artifacts Box Folder

223-170 29 Artifact- Dartmouth College “Doctor of Humane Letters,” nd. 30 Artifact- Phi Betta Kappa 31 Artifact- State of Georgia Certificate 32 Artifact- University of Chicago Certificate 33 Artifact- University of Kentucky 34 Artifact- Yeshiva University 223-171 1 Misc. Diploma Holders 223-172 1 Artifact-Cowboy Hat 2 Dress Pants 3 Tuxedo Jacket 4 Jacket

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223-173 1 Artifact- Benjamin E. Mays Learning Center Dedication Scrapbook 1 2 Artifact- Benjamin E. Mays Learning Center Dedication Scrapbook 2 3 Artifact- MLK Jr. Commemorative Jr. U.S. Postage Stamp, Jan. 13, 1979 4 Artifact- The South Carolina Hall of Fame Plaque, 1984 5 Artifact- Atlanta Community Service Award, nd 6 Artifact- “Parting Greetings from NYA,” Plaque, July 26, 1940 7 Artifact- Folder of Birthday Cards from Scrapbook, nd 8 Artifact- Folder of Birthday Cards from Scrapbook, nd 223-174 1 Correspondence Regarding the Death of Benjamin E. Mays 223-175 1 Artifact- Two Framed Letters from President Jimmy Carter 2 Artifact- Fellow of the Black Academy of Arts and Letters 3 Artifact- DC City Council Resolution 4 Artifact- Alpha Theta Nu Omega 5 Artifact- Framed Letter from President Jimmy Carter 6 Artifact- Framed Letter from Michael Winston 7 Artifact- Men of Morehouse, Florida Plaque 8 Artifact- State Fair of Texas 2nd Annual Award 223-176 1 Artifact- Multiple Diplomas and Diploma Holders 2 Artifact- Book “Dr. Benjamin E. Mays and Ms. Katherine Dunham” 3 Artifact- Two Medals and One Pin 4 Artifact- Framed Diploma

Series H: Certificates, Awards and Artifacts Box Folder

223-177 1 Artifact- Plaque from Morehouse College, May 31, 1960 2 Artifact- Black Wooden Plaque 3 Artifact- Southern Education Foundation “Distinguished Service Citation,” 1971 4 Artifact- Winthrop College Plaque May 8, 1982 5 Artifact- Schomburg Center “Honor Roll of Race Relations,” 1944 6 Artifact- National Alliance of Black School Educators Award 7 Artifact- Whitney M. Young Award, 1972 8 Artifact- Omega Man of the Year, 1953 9 Folder of Documents 10 Artifact- Fulton County Resolution, March 28, 1984 223-178 1 Artifact- Large Plaque of Archdiocesan Medal of St. Paul, 1980

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2 Artifact- Merrick-Moore-Spaulding National Achievement Award, 1968 3 Artifact- The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching “Award for Distinguished Service to Higher Education,” November 23, 1981 4 Artifact- Large Honorary Degree from Eastern Michigan University, December 19, 1982 5 Artifact- The Hall of Fame for Great Americans of NYU Document, 1973 6 Artifact- Talladega College Resolution 7 Artifact- Bates College June 12, 1982 8 Artifact- The Chapel of Four Chaplains “Freedom Citation,” December 1960 9 Artifact- Silver South Carolina Plaque 10 Artifact- Eastern Michigan University Winter Convocation December 1982 11 Artifact- The American Academy of Arts and Sciences, nd 12 Artifact- State of South Carolina “The Order of the Palmetto,” July 12, 1980 13 Artifact- Columbia University Diploma 14 Artifact- Large Blue Diploma Holder 15 Artifact- Silver Plate from 18th Annual NES Human and Civil Rights Awards, 1984 16 Artifact- Street Sign “Mays Cross Road” 223-179 1 Artifact- Large Diploma from Bucknell Unversity 2 Artifact- William Booth Award 3 Artifact- Congressional Record, March 22, 1982 4 Artifact- City of Los Angeles Resolution for Mays, March 26, 1975 5 Artifact- Large Photo of Benjamin Mays 6 Artifact- Benjamin Mays, January 4, ???? 7 Artifact- The Ohio State Resolution April 5, 1984 8 Artifact- Cambridge University Honorary Diploma 9 Artifact- United Negro College Fund “1951 Campaign,” Album 10 Artifact- Blank Album Series H: Certificates, Awards and Artifacts Box Folder

223-179 11 Artifact- The Detroit News 12 Artifact- Colgate-Rochester “The Making of a Minister,” nd 13 Folder of Misc. Documents 14 Large Posters

Series I: Subject Files Box Folder

223-180 1 Frank Alami 2 Ivan Allen 3 William I. Allgood 4 Richard E. Barber

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5 Benedict Instituion 6 Mary McLeod Bethune 7 Cletus Birchette 8 Bennie Lewis Black 9 Venchael L. Booth 10 Sherman Briscoe 11 Kenneth Brown 12 Eleanor Kent Browne 13 John B. Buford 14 Charles Buggs 15 Celeste Cole 16 Randolph/Dorothy Compton 17 William Delaney 18 Charles Drew 19 W.E.B. Du Bois 20 Calvin Edouard 21 Robert Green 22 Hugh Gloster 23 Hugh Gloster 24 Governors Conference on Georgia 25 Gordon B. Hancock 26 Patricia Harris 27 Butler Henderson 28 Butler Henderson 29 Butler Henderson 30 Norris Bumstead Herndon 31 House of Travel Inc. 32 Arnold E. Jenny, Jr. 33 K Series I: Subject Files-Misc. Box Folder

223-180 34 Milton Kaufman 35 C.B. King 36 Alvin H. Lane 37 Lilly Endowment 38 William B. Lipphard 39 Albert Manley 40 Sam Massell 41 Ralph McGill 42 Leon Meeks 43 Charles Merideth 44 Charles Merrill 45 John Monroe 46 Alexander/Rindskkopf Moore

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47 National Conference of Christians and Jews 48 National Council of Churches 49 National Interfaith Coalition of Aging 50 Pilgrim Health and Life Insurance Company 51 Playbills and Concert Programs/Programs and Meetings 52 Pullman Company 53 Religious Education Association 54 Meassie Ruff 55 Bayard Rustin 56 McGovern Shriver 57 Harry Taylor 58 Harry Taylor 59 Howard Thurman 60 Helen Traylor 61 Twenty-Seven Club 62 Henry William 63 Carter G. Woodson 64 No Author

223-181 Subject Files-Speaking Engagements

1 Invitations 2 Speaking Engagements-Tentative 3 Speaking Engagements-Completed 4 Speaking Engagements-Not Accepted 5 Invitations-Unaccepted 1974 6 Invitations-1974 7 Invitations-Accepted 1974 8 Invitations-Accepted 1976 Series I: Subject Files-Speaking Engagements Box Folder

223-181 9 Speaking Engagements- U-V 1968-69 10 Speaking Engagements-Not Accepted 1968-69 11 Speaking Engagements-Not Accepted 1967-68 12 Speaking Engagements-A-B 1968-1969 13 Speaking Engagements- C-D 1968-69 14 Speaking Engagements- E-F 1968-69 15 Speaking Engagements- K-L 1968-69 16 Speaking Engagements- M-N 1968-69 17 Speaking Engagements- O-P 1968-69 18 Speaking Engagements- S-T 1968-69 19 Speaking Engagements- Q-R 1968-69 20 Speaking Engagements- W-X 1968-6

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Photo 5: Morehouse College Centennial Banquet (February, 1967)- President Benjamin Mays, Mrs. Sadie Mays, speaker Howard Thurman, Mrs. Yvonne King Gloster and Dr. Hugh M. Gloster.

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Photo 6: (April, 1976) Dr. Benjamin Mays with Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson.

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