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Material related to A Paper Horse - N.Y., Atheneum, 1962. Folder not available online. This material must be viewed in person at the archives.

Material related to A Paper Horse - N.Y., Atheneum, 1962

Material related to A Paper Horse - N.Y., Atheneum, 1962. Folder not available online. This material must be viewed in person at the archives.

Material related to A Paper Horse - N.Y., Atheneum, 1962

Material related to A Paper Horse - N.Y., Atheneum, 1962. Folder not available online. This material must be viewed in person at the archives.

Material related to A Paper Horse - N.Y., Atheneum, 1962

Material related to A Paper Horse - N.Y., Atheneum, 1962. Folder not available online. This material must be viewed in person at the archives.

Colonel Bullock receiving his discharge papers and shaking hands with Colonel Younts.

Colonel George E. Wilkinson receiving his discharge papers and shaking hands with Colonel Younts.

Lt. Colonel Bowlin receiving his discharge papers and shaking hands with an officer.

In July 1970, the Program Council of the Western North Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church sponsored a conference on race relations and religion held at North Carolina A&T State University. The Program Council set up black and white task forces, each of which presented position papers at the conference. UNCG Chancellor James Ferguson served on the white task force. This 13-page position paper appears to be from the black task force which included Richard C. Erwin, Reverend W.T. Brown, Dr. Issac Miller, and Mrs. Alvin Morrison (first name unknown). This copy of the paper includes Ferguson's notes and marginalia.

Letters written by Beth Puckett to her husband Lewis Puckett who was serving in the US Navy in the Pacific Theatre. The letters feature frequent expressions of loneliness, longing, and affection. Other topics include a list of the items found in their son Steven's pockets while doing laundry, their daughter Sherry being nominated for May Queen (and working on the dress for the ocassion), gardening, an annoying boarder, taking the children to the movies, social visits, going to Sunday School, home improvement projects, Steven cutting holes in two of Beth's nicest slips, playing the piano, a waste paper drive, city elections, and listening to the radio.

This folder contains a variety of correspondence to and from McDaniel Lewis, including his letter to Mr. Enoch Price of "The Democrat" about an erroneous article regarding a complaint by enlisted men of an unpleasant incident which evidently the paper laid at the feet of the draft board (Item 001) and a 1942 request for figures to the clerks of the Greensboro draft boards to compare current data with totals "for the World War" which he already possessed (Item 002). Other items from McDaniel Lewis are a typed thank-you to George Perrin for his assistance in various registrations (Item 003), information and instructions for the Third Registration Day (Items 006 & 007), the proclamation of and instructions for the Fourth Registration Day (Items 004 & 005), a request to the Superintendent of Documents for a copy of the published report of the Provost Marshal of the army for 1918 (Item 012), and a thank-you note to Mr & Mrs Ralph Greeson for their Christmas card (Item 011). Items directed to Mr. Lewis include a typed statement from Grady W. Coble that one of his employees was "plain dumb in some respects" and hampered by a lack of education (Item 008), a handwritten request by Helen P. Moffet for timely notification of the potential drafting of Bob or Howard Moffett so that they would have time to apply for a commission (Item 013), a typed notification that 1100 "Fall In" booklets were shipped to Mr Leroy Thacker at cost for 2 cents each (Item 009), and a two-page handwritten thank-you note from Olivia Greeson (Item 010).

This folder contains a notebook titled "Temperance Teaching in the Sabbath School" dated 3-20-1908 as well as a "Blair's U.S. Mail Writing Paper Packets" notebook and an essay with writings pertaining to the topic of temperance.

This folder contains a copy of the Friends' Intelligencer and Journal, dated Second Month, 1895. The folder also contains multiple handwritten essays (authors not listed) focusing on Mendenhall family history. A document sent by Alice B. Hazard to either Mary or her husband in 1929 is a carbon copy of a transcribed dictation that focuses on the history of North Carolina Quakers. Another essay, written for the Guilford Collegian, includes a 4 - 5 page poem by Delphina Mendenhall titled "March of Emancipated Slaves to Ohio." The folder also contains biographical essays of various Mendenhall/Hobbs family members: George Mendenhall, Oriana Mendenhall, Pheobe Hobbs (1886), Richard Mendenhall (1896), and Minerva Thomas (written sometime after 1902). Various notes and lists related to family names, marriages, deaths, and dates are written on scrap paper and the back of essays. Mr. Jethro R. Wilson's obituary is also contained in this folder.

Letters, programs and drafts from the North Carolina College Conference of which Greensboro area educators Dr. Raymond Binford, Samuel B. Turrentine and Dr. J. A. Highsmith served as members and chairmen. Topics of these documents include papers of Dr. Binford’s time as Chairman of the Commission on Uniform Examinations, documents from the 1925, 1927, 1929, 1932, and 1933 conferences, an essay or possibly a speech about the history of the conference, and a draft for an “Athletic Manifesto”.

This folder chiefly contains financial records in one form or another; a copy of Guilford College's 1920 financial statement for the Board of Trustees, correspondence regarding Guilford's money, a history of financial efforts scribbled on the back of recycled paper, a record of the "$375,000 campaign," a record of the cost of the Eula Dixon Memorial, and a document titled "Guilford College is NOT Bankrupt." Also there is an essay on 100 year-old colleges featuring Guilford, and a list of addresses to where "17th Anniversary" invitations were sent.

This folder contains records from Raymond Binford's Bible class from 1929 to 1930. Includes attendance sheets and various assignments. Asssignments are generally short, and include lists of Biblical names, and papers on the geneology of Biblical figures; generally Biblical things.

This Keystone Composition notebook is marked "Ministry and Oversight Paper Discussion." The essay contained in the folder focuses on the role of Sunday School.

This composition notebook's cover is marked "Five Years Mtg. Paper" and contains an undated essay by Mary Mendenhall Hobbs on a range of topics, including church authority, the 18th century Christian revival movement, and the question of "birthright" vs."convinced" Friends.

This Keystone Composition book contains an undated lecture that discusses Charles Wagner's life and work. Wagner was a French preacher who stressed simplicity and honesty. A transcribed version of the lecture is sticking out of the notebook. The lecture is typed on L. L. Hobbs' President's Office paper.

Miscellaneous materials and documents pertaining to the PTA and their ideas for activities and games for children. Included are several rhymes and song lyrics, a proposal for a play production called "A Garden Bequeathed," a speech or monologue titled "Ma Dusenberry and Her Girls," plans for games, and several crafts such as a paper crane and a card in the shape of a turkey.

This folder contains one handwritten, undated document titled "Our Neighborhood," written on fourteen 5x6 inch paper."Our Neighborhood" addresses the topic of charity and the necessity of individuals responding to the "needs exisiting in his [their] community."

This students and reporters Keystone notebook contains a series of papers on general subjects of religious education for young children.

A student sits at a table, leaning over a stack of papers.

Anna Gove's business papers, dated 1922-1923.

Material related to A Paper Horse - N.Y., Atheneum, 1962

Anna Gove business papers, dated 1917-1919. Includes a number of electric and other utility receipts.

Libby, Gove, and French papers, dated 1871-1872. Mostly accounts and receipts.

Anna Gove business papers, dated 1920. Includes several items related to the American Southern Motors Corporation.

Material related to A Paper Horse - N.Y., Atheneum, 1962. Folder not available online. This material must be viewed in person at the archives.

Gove family business papers, dated 1870-1889. Includes receipts, notebooks of owned objects and values, and other notes.

Anna Gove business papers, dated 1912-1915.

Papers related to the estate of Mary J. Clark, dated 1918-1919. Includes correspondence with Dr. Anna Gove on the matter of the estate.

Gove family business papers, dated 1860-1865. Includes receipts, notebooks of owned objects and values, and other notes.

Gove family business papers, dated 1850-1859. Includes receipts, notebooks of owned objects and values, and other notes.

Anna Gove's business papers, dated 1921.

Papers related to the estate of George Gove, dated 1914-1915.

Gove family business papers, dated 1866-1869. Includes receipts, notebooks of owned objects and values, and other notes.

Anna Gove business papers, dated 1916.

Four students hold onto a Santa Claus crafted from paper. (Caption on the back: L to R: Rebecca Smith, Billie Breuer, Anne Harrelson, Elsie Prevotte Sophomores, celebrating birthdays in Dec. 25, 1957 (class of 1959)

Material related to Greensboro Reader. Folder not available online. This material must be viewed in person at the archives.

Material related to Christmas in Las Vegas - N.Y., Atheneum, 1971. Folder not available online. This material must be viewed in person at the archives.

Material related to Christmas in Las Vegas - N.Y., Atheneum, 1971. Folder not available online. This material must be viewed in person at the archives.

Correspondence letters mostly related to the Guilford College Endowment Funds. The majority of the letters are addressed to various person by Edgar T. Hole security-agent of the endowment fund related to debts and payments. There are also some personal notes not related to the finances of Guilford College. Some of the letters are address to Dr. Raymond Binford.

This folder contains a handwritten draft of an essay by Mary titled "Home.", an original poem called "Lyndon's Shoes" and dated 1930, and a sketch of what appears to be an aerial view of a house.

This scrapbook, created by members of the Commercial Class Dance Committee at Woman's College of the University of North Carolina (now The University of North Carolina at Greensboro), contains materials relating to the Commercial Class formal dance,""The Dance of the Paper Dolls," held on January 29, 1944 in Rosenthal Gymnasium. The scrapbook contains reports from each dance committee, a financial breakdown, an invitation, newspaper clippings, and a dance card.

Material related to Advantages of Dark - N.Y., Atheneum, 1966.