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| 3 | 1919 - Early Records | |
| Abstract of Title to Lot on Spruce Street made for Trustee of Congregation Beth-Ha-Tefillah [Beth-ha-Tephila] | ||
| A letter to the Young Men's Hebrew Association, Asheville, from a member of their congregation stationed in France; dated January 2, 1919. | ||
| A letter from the Council of Young Men's Hebrew and Kindred Associations to affiliations concerning the re-employment of returning soldiers; dated January 7, 1919 | ||
| A letter from Asheville Dray, Fuel, and Construction Co. to the Asheville Young Men's Hebrew Association concerning the storage of furniture; dated January 8, 1919 | ||
| A letter to J. Silverman from the Asheville Young Men's Hebrew Association informing him of his unanimous election as a Honorary member of the Y.M.H.A | ||
| A letter from the Asheville Young Men's Hebrew Association to Asheville Dray, Fuel, and Construction Co. concerning the storage of the furniture in question; dated January 10,1919 | ||
| A letter from H. Solomon to the Asheville Young Men's Hebrew Association declining the election to the post of Financial Secretary; January 12, 1919. | ||
| A letter from the Council of Young Men's Hebrew and Kindred Associations, New York listing plays and ideas suitable for a Purim performance; dated February 7, 1919 | ||
| A letter from the Council of Young Men's Hebrew and Kindred Associations, New York responding to Asheville Y.M.H.A's request for the play "Two Goyim;" dated February 26,1919 | ||
| A copy of the play "Two Goyim" | ||
| A letter from the Asheville Young Men's Hebrew Association to Mr. Silverman, Secretary of the Congregation Anshe Hesheran of Asheville, in regards to meeting in a different room in the building; dated March 5, 1919 | ||
| A bill from W.H. Arthur Sheet Metal Works; dated March 1, 1919 | ||
| Correspondence between the Asheville Young Men's Hebrew Association and Mr. Silverman, Secretary of the Congregation Anshe Hesheran of Asheville | ||
| A letter of resignation from the office of president of the Asheville Young Men's Hebrew Association; dated March 8, 1919 | ||
| A letter from the Council of Young Men's Hebrew and Kindred Associations, New York to its affiliates urging them to meet with respective representatives of the local IOBB [Independent Order Bnai Brith] and JWB [Jewish Welfare Board]; dated March 13, 1919 | ||
| A letter from the Council of Young Men's Hebrew and Kindred Associations, New York to its affiliates discussing co-operation between IOBB, JWB, and the Council of Young Men's Hebrew and Kindred Associations; March 13, 1919. | ||
| A bill and receipts of payment for work conducted by B.C. Carpenter on the Jewish Temple Eagles Building; March 27, 1919, April 10, 1919, and April 22, 1919 | ||
| A memo sent by the The Services Publishing Company, Washington D.C. detailing a a series of volumes "describing the general course of political and military events, and pointing out the parts played by those who have done most or given most to the Nation's cause." Dated April 22, 1919 | ||
| A letter from the Council of Young Men's Hebrew and Kindred Associations, New York to its affiliates concerning re-employment work which has been printed by the Jewish Welfare Board; dated April 25, 1919 | ||
| A memorandum describing the purpose of the multi-volume set "American War-Workers" through Messrs. Putnam and Company of New York | ||
| A certificate of insurance through J.R. Patterson and Son for furniture, marked paid; dated April 29, 1919 | ||
| A letter from The Services Publishing Company to the Asheville Young Men's Hebrew Association requesting representatives; dated May 15, 1919 | ||
| A letter from the Secretary of Asheville Young Men's Hebrew Society to Isaac Michalove in regards to an apology; dated June 12, 1919 | ||
| A notice/ receipt from the Jewish Advocate; dated July 1919 | ||
| A letter from the Department of the Interior Bureau of Education requesting the cooperation of "your organization" [Y.M.H.A. ?] to facilitate the language barrier between foreign-born in regards to a better understanding of the war and the Government's war-time regulations and activities . | ||
| 4 | Undated - Early Records | |
| Bill from the periodical The Jewish Advocate | ||
| A Publication of the Council of Young Men's Hebrew and Kindred Associations entitled Clubs for Jewish Work in Young Men's Hebrew Associations and Young Women's Hebrew Associations by Coleman Silbert | ||
| Publication of the Council of Young Men's Hebrew and Kindred Associations entitled Specimen Program: How to Make the Best Use of a Young Men's Hebrew Association consisting of Three Rooms and an Assembly Room; Document No. 2 Series 1915 | ||
| The Young Men's Hebrew Association Constitution and By-Laws: as Amended August 17, 1913 | ||
| Publication of the Council of Young Men's Hebrew and Kindred Associations entitled How to Manage a Campaign; Document no. 4 Series 1915 | ||
| Publication of the Council of Young Men's Hebrew and Kindred Associations consisting of a model Constitution and By-Laws; Document no.1 in Series 1915 | ||
| Publication of the Council of Young Men's Hebrew and Kindred Associations entitled Equiping [sic] a Library with Good Periodicals; Document no. 3 in Series 1915 | ||
| A notice of discontinuation of services from the Asheville Water Works to the Young Men's Hebrew Association | ||
| A suggested Program for a Chanukah entertainment appears to be supplied by the Council of Young Men's Hebrew and Kindred Associations | ||
| A letter of solicitation from the Jewish Welfare Board entitled Prominent Jews Urge Generous Support of United War Work Campaign | ||
| List of the Welfare League - Membership (original and photocopy) | ||
| A letter from the President of the Woonsocket, RI Young Men's Hebrew Association declaring that Mr. Joseph Benjamin's membership is eligible for transfer to the Asheville chapter of Y.M.H.A. | ||
| 5 | Early Records - Deed, original minutes, program ( USE PHOTOCOPIES ONLY) | |
| A Deed of Trust between the Trustees of the Christian Church of Asheville, North Carolina and Julius C. Martin for property consisting of the Old Baptist Church on Spruce Street; dated 11 September 1894 | ||
| A program for the Chanukah Festival presented by the Asheville Hebrew Sunday School; dated Sunday December 6, 1896 | ||
| A financial list for the year of 1892 | ||
| A compilation of the original minutes, by-laws for a temporary congregation formed by the Hebrews of Asheville on August 16, 1891 for the proper observance of the coming holidays; dated 16 August 1891 through 5 February 1893 | ||
| 5a | Photocopies of folder 5 contents | |
| 6 | Early Records - Clippings - 1915-1916 | |
| Newspaper Clipping detailing the formation of the Federation of Southern Young Men's Hebrew Association | ||
| Newspaper Clipping announcing the appearance of Mme. Pevsner to lecture at the Strand Theatre on "The Secret of the Jewish Survival" | ||
| Newspaper Clipping outlining the lecture that Mme. Pevsner will deliver entitled "The Secret of the Jewish Survival" in Asheville for the benefit of the Asheville Young Men's Hebrew Association at the Stand Theatre; dated April 8, 1916 | ||
| A Newspaper Bulletin for the appearance of lecturer Mme. Bella Pevsner on April 9, 1916 | ||
| A Newspaper Clipping detailing the formation of an Asheville chapter of the Young Men's Hebrew Association |