Robert F. Campbell Papers
M2010.06
Table of Contents
Summary Information
- Repository
- UNC Asheville Special Collections and University Archives
- Title
- Robert F. Campbell Papers
- ID
- M2010.06
- Date [bulk]
- Bulk, 1900-1925
- Date [inclusive]
- 1892-2004
- Extent
- 20.0 Linear feet
- Physical Description
- The collection contains the personal papers of Robert F. Campbell primarily documenting his career as pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Asheville, N.C. from 1892 to 1946 and, to a lesser extent, his research and writing on social issues, particularly race in the South and the people of Appalachia. The papers are comprised of correspondence; numerous sermon notes, outlines, and drafts; printed sermons; scrapbooks; clipping files on various social, cultural, and religious issues, especially from the period 1890 to 1920; student notebooks Campbell kept when he was a student at Washington and Lee and Union Seminary; correspondence, speeches, and abstracts of minutes relating to the organization of the Synod of Appalachia from 1914 to 1915; and correspondence pertaining to PCUS home missions and church union from 1900 to 1940. Also included is correspondence pertaining to the Historical Foundation at Montreat and the Ruffner family from 1898 to 1942. Campbell inherited the Ruffner papers of Henry Ruffner and William Henry Ruffner through his first wife, Sarah Ruffner, and donated them to the Historical Foundation in 1928. Other items include reports to the pastor from the Women of First Presbyterian Church, Asheville, 1914-1916; a map of Mountain Mission Schools, circa 1915; and a County and Railroad map of Virginia and West Virginia, undated. The accession register of the Presbyterian Archive indicates the papers were a gift of Robert F. Campbell, donated in 1940; the scrapbooks were donated by his wife in 1952. The incoming correspondence in Box 1 was removed from two deteriorating box files and foldered; the original order of two alphabetically arranged series was maintained.
- Location
- Located in Special Collections, Row 4, Sections 1-2. Oversize materials in OS file cabinet.
- Language
- English
Biographical Information
Robert Fishburne Campbell was associated with the First Presbyterian Church in Asheville, North Carolina for over fifty years, as pastor (1892-1938) and pastor emeritus (1938-1947), a period when he was a leading figure in the religious and civic life of Asheville and Appalachia.
Campbell was born in 1858 in Lexington Virginia, where his father was chair of chemistry and geology at Washington College (now Washington & Lee University), and Robert E. Lee was a neighbor. He graduated from Washington & Lee in 1879 with a Bachelor of Arts degree, and the following year received a Master of Arts. After teaching for three years, Campbell attended Virginia’s Union Theological Seminary and was ordained on May 18, 1885.
Between 1885 and 1889 Campbell served at Millboro and Windy Cove churches in Bath County, VA. He was then pastor of the Davidson College Church at Davidson, NC from 1889 - 1890, and later pastor at Buena Vista Church in Virginia from 1890-1892. In 1892, Campbell moved to Asheville, preaching his first sermon at First Presbyterian Church on December 11, 1892, one day before his thirty-fourth birthday.
In 1892, the Mecklenburg Presbytery in the Synod of North Carolina covered the area from east of Charlotte to the North Carolina-Tennessee line. The mountain churches were financially weaker than other churches in the presbytery, with the First Church of Asheville being the only self-supporting church in the area. A movement, initiated by Campbell and others, called for a new presbytery and in 1896 the Asheville Presbytery, covering the eleven mountain counties of North Carolina, was organized at a meeting held the First Presbyterian Church.
Campbell was a key figure in the organization of the Synod of Appalachia, beginning with a 1913 address where Campbell argued for a synod covering an area of the southern Appalachians to unify work in the mountains and allow intensification of home missions in the region. Over the next two years the Synods of North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and Kentucky formulated a proposal based on Campbell’s idea. This resulted in the new Synod of Appalachia being organized in Bristol, Tennessee on November 2, 1915, where Campbell preached the opening sermon and was elected moderator of the Synod.
Robert Campbell was also an important civic leader. During his years in Asheville, Campbell sought to improve race relations and was chairman of the Interracial Committee of Asheville for over twenty-five years. He was a trustee of Union Theological Seminary, Virginia, for over forty years, and was also a trustee of King College in Bristol, Tennessee, as well as being an active participant in shaping the policies of Montreat College in North Carolina. In January of 1904, Campbell worked with his friend Reverend Robert Smith to open Mountain Orphanage in Black Mountain, North Carolina. By the end its twenty-third year the orphanage had cared for more than four hundred children.
As a member of the Pen and Plate Club of Asheville, Campbell often read papers that he had prepared, and his 1909 paper on “The Children’s Court” led to the establishment of the Asheville Juvenile Court, later the Domestic Relations Court of Buncombe County.
Campbell published extensively. Among his more well- known publications are, The Race Problem in the South, Mission Work Among the Mountain Whites, Classification of the Mountain Whites, The Church Fair and Its Congeners, The Dog in Literature, The Use and Abuse of Animals, and Sunday Laws and Liberty. His interest in animal rights resulted in the formation of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. On December 12, 1937 stepped down as pastor of First Church. The Asheville Citizen-Times published a tribute to Campbell and to his years as, "a spiritual influence in Asheville..…..for forty-five years he has been the most constant spiritual influence in Asheville, a religious force in the changing denominational life of this community."
Campbell was married twice, firstly in 1885 to Sarah Montgomery Ruffner, a marriage that bore one son, William Henry Ruffner, who was born in 1890. Sarah Campbell died in Asheville on August 20, 1917. Campbell’s second marriage, on June 18, 1919 was to Julia T. Berryman of Shelbyville, Kentucky. Robert and Julia had one son, Robert Fishburne Jr. who was born January 10, 1921.
Campbell died, April 3, 1947 and was buried at Riverside Cemetery in Asheville.
Sources:
Craig, Edward Marshall. Highways and Byways of Appalachia; a Study of the Work of the Synod of Appalachia of the Presbyterian Church in the United States. Kingsport, TN: Kingsport Press, 1927.
McCoy, George W. The First Presbyterian Church, Asheville, N.C., 1794-1951. Asheville, NC: First Presbyterian Church, 1951.
First Presbyterian Church (Asheville, NC), The Rev. Robert F. Campbell, D.D. : in observance of two anniversaries, 1941, the Internet Archive, accessed January 30, 2015, https://archive.org/details/revrobertfcampbe00firs
Administrative Information
Publication Information
UNC Asheville Special Collections and University Archives
Ramsey Library, CPO # 1500One University Heights
Asheville, North Carolina, 28804-8504
828.251.6645
speccoll@unca.edu
Access Information
The collection is open for research. Any display, publication, or public use must credit the D.H. Ramsey Library, Special Collections, University of North Carolina at Asheville. Copyright retained by the creators of certain items in the collection, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.
Custodial History
In February 2010 the papers of Robert F. Campbell were transferred from the Presbyterian Historical Society in Philadelphia to the University of North Carolina Asheville at the request of the Campbell and Ruffner families.
Accruals Note
No additional accruals are expected.
Processing Information
The collection was processed by Montana Eck in 2015.
Collection Inventory
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Box 1- Incoming Correspondence |
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Folder 1 |
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Adams, Crosby, March 25 1934 |
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Alexander, Serena D, December 19 1933 |
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Anderson, Neal L, October 28 1930 |
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Anderson, Neal L, March 25 1931 |
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(Allen, PR)?, January 17 1928 |
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Anderson, Neal L., September 26 1927 |
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Anderson, Neal L., November 25 1916 |
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Ansel, Martin L. (Governor), March 15 1909 |
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Folder 2 |
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Bedinger, Robert, December 28 1915 |
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(Brown, Harvey?), September 8 1934 |
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Bowl-by, Harry L, September 12 1933 |
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Bowl-by, Harry L, May 20 1933 |
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Buckham, John, November 19 1928 |
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Bingham, R, Colonel, June 18 1902 |
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Bush, Carolyn B |
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Bishop, Edward Hodge, October 13 1919 |
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Brooke, (J.R)?, April 26 1899 |
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Bocock, Willis H, January 21 1906 |
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Bingham, Robert, March 14 1908 |
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Beveridge, Albert, Senator, March 14 1908 |
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Buford, December 4 1899 |
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Bailry, JW, March 11 1907 |
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Brown, W.G, January 2 1912 |
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Brown, W.G, January 3 1912 |
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Brown, W.G, January 4 1912 |
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Brown, W.G, February 17 1912 (Thank you letter concerning "justice of the negroes" and "Colored clergy") |
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(Brown, William Garret), February 24, 1912 |
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Brown, William, March 1912 |
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Brown, W.G, Wednesday |
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Brown, W.G., Jan 19, 1913 (Letter to Colonel Bingham) |
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Brown, William Garret, (Date Unknown) (10 Pages) |
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Campbell, Robert, (Date Unknown) (Letter to the Editor of the "Citizen" about disease that has besieged the city of Asheville) |
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Ervin, J.O Reverend., February 20 1920, (Complaint raised by Reverend Ervin to Reverend Campbell about his joking that Ervin was praying the "Flu" away) |
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Campbell, Robert (Rev). February 22 1920 (Apology Letter from Campbell to Reverend Ervin regarding the Flu Pandemic in Asheville) |
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Ervin, J.O (Rev.), February 25 1920 (Letter acknowledging the apology from Campbell) |
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Campbell, Robert. (Date Unknown) (Draft of Article for Asheville Citizens describing Rev. Ervin and Rev. Campbell's position on the Flu pandemic) |
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Folder 3 |
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Clarkson, Heriot (Associate Justice- NC Supreme Court), March 30 1933, |
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Cloit, JR, December 31 1934 |
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Clarkson, Heriot (Associate Justice- NC Supreme Court), March 25 1933 |
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Caldwell, Eugene, October 18 1924 |
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Colburn, Burnham, Feb 1 1985 |
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Campbell, Robert (Rev.), May 11 1929 (Letter to Willis Collins) |
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Campbell, H.D., January 17 1927 (Letter from his Robert Campbell's brother, Harry) |
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Campbell, James & Julia, November 19 1928 |
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Caldwell, E.C, June 15 1928 |
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Campbell, Robert (Rev.), November 9 1918 (Letter to President Woodrow Wilson discussing the placement of William Bryan on the Peace Commission following the end of WWI) |
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Bryan, William Jennings, November 10 |
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Bryan, William Jennings, January 25 1919 |
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Bryan, William Jennings, Tuesday |
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Bryan, William Jennings, Thursday Night |
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Bryan, William Jennings, Sunday Afternoon |
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Bryan, William Jennings, April 3 1918 |
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Bryan, William Jennings, Saturday Afternoon |
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Bryan, William Jennings, April 4 1918 |
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(Cobb, E.R.)?, December 12 1917 |
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(Carler, Franklin)?, December 31 1916 |
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Cannon, John F., January 25 1916 |
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Davis, Emily, April 9 1926 (Letter from the Biltmore House) |
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Campbell, E., June 4 |
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"John", January 26 1908 (Lexington, Virginia) |
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Chester, S.H., October 6 1906 (Response praising Campbell on his lecture on Dogs) |
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Chester, S.H., April 13 1907 (Letters pleading Campbell to set up a convention on animal creation and kindness to dogs) |
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Folder 4 |
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Chapman, J. Wilbur (Rev.), January 8 1916 |
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(Grover, Edwin O.)?, August 29 1935 (Banners Elk) |
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Faucette Company, February 15 1934 (Bristol, Tennessee) |
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Faucette, J.D., February 19 1931 (President of Faucette Company asking Campbell's opinion on new President of King College) |
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(Fainhoth, Fanny C.)?, March 10 1916 |
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(-, Mollie), May 14 1917 |
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Eggleston, J.D., February 13 1901 (Asking Dr. Campbell about his interest in becoming President of Washington and Lee) |
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Deuton, Adelaide, November 19 1933 |
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Dysarh, Grace S., November 18 |
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"Devoted Sister___?", July 9 1899 |
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Davis, Noah K., April 19 1903 |
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(Fay)?, September 18 (Letter to Sally) |
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DuBois, Patterson, December 20 1906 (Letter to Campbell discussing his beliefs on dogs and included a pamphlet showing books published by DuBois) |
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Eggleston, J.D Jr, August 7 1900 (Letter to Mrs. Campbell) |
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Eggleston, J.D Jr, June 7 1906 (The Dog in Literature and Life) |
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Eggleston, J.D Jr, March 23 1908, (Department of Public Instruction in the Commonwealth of Virginia) |
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Faucette, J.D |
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Frissell, H.B., April 17 1900 (Letter to attend a conference on Southern Education in Hampton Virginia) (Guests include Booker T. Washington) |
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Faster, Ellen, May 6 1907 |
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Fainhoth, Fanny C, June 13 1906 |
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Fainhoth, Fanny C. November 10 1902 |
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Folder 5 |
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Hill, John P., April 1 1937 (Letter congratulating Campbell on his retirement) |
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Henry, Charles W., December 20 1933 (Letter from President of King College) |
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Henry, Chas W., February 16 1934 |
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Henry, Chas W., February 17 1934 (Attached Testimonials) |
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Junkin, William F., November 14 1933 (Sutsien, North Kiangsu, China) |
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(-, W.L.), Date Unknown, (Attached Christmas program for Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York City) |
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(-, J.J), December 2 1928 |
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Giffe, Sarah D., October 3 1928 (176 Merrimon Avenue) |
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Grudger, Harlen, September 3 __ |
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"Gordon", November 10 |
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Graham, C.E., December 9 1902 (C.E Graham Company, Cotton and Woollen Goods, Greenville S.C) |
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Hunt, Cochrane (Chairman), November 30 1934 |
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Hunt, Cochrane, Date Unknown |
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Hunt, Cochrane, March 8 1935, (3 Pages) |
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Letter to Edward D. Grant (Unsigned) November 30 1934 |
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Hunt, Cochrane, March 12 1935 |
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Hunt, Cochrane, November 26 1934 |
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Henry, Charles W., August 18 1933 |
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(Mrs. Fred), March 3 1933 |
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Hill, John P., October 10 1930 |
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Hill, John P, April 29 1929 (Attached Program on National Army Day) |
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Hill, John P., November 15 1928 (Attached bulletin discusses Military Order) |
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Hill, John P., October 28 1928 (Military order of the World War with attached Newspaper Article) |
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Curry, A.B., May 3 1922 |
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Folder 6 |
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General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Extract, May 1916 (Atlantic City, NJ) |
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General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Extract, May 22 1916 (Atlantic City, New Jersey) |
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Fairley, W.M, January 14 1922 |
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Fairley, W.M (Pastor), January 14 1922 (Mexican Work issues in El Paso, Texas) |
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Leslie, J.D, January 12 1922 (Issues with Mexican work in El Paso) |
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Curry, A.B, Date Unknown (Hotel Chatham, New York) |
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Curry, A.B, Date Unknown (Hotel Chatham, New York) |
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Summey, George, November 20 1921 |
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Voss, Louis, January 18 1922 |
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McMillan, Adam, December 14 1921 (New Orleans Case) |
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Folder 7 |
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Minutes of Joint meeting of Committee, November 29 1921 (6 Pages discussing complaints) |
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Minutes of Joint Meeting of Presbyterian general Assembly, April 12 1922 |
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The El Paso Case (Discussions and rulings on Mexican involvement in the Presbyterian Church |
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Bradshaw, F.A, January 10 1922 The Springdale Case |
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Bradshaw, F.A., April 22 1922 (Washburn Presbytery) |
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Letter between Rev. B.A Hodges and Chairman L.H __ (November 19, 1918) |
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Cecil, Russell, December 13 1921 |
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Cecil, Russell, January 5 1922 |
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Folder 8 |
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Morris, S.L. December 24 1918 (Statement of Account with the Appalachia Synod) |
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Glass, Lilerd, December 24 1918 |
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Hudson, Hugh (Rev.), January 3 1918 |
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Folder 9 |
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Hemphill, H.B., September 1 1916 |
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Hemphill, H.B., February 8 1901 |
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Harrison, James H., December 31 1908 |
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Department of the Interior, March 11 1903 (Letter to Dr. W.H Ruffner discussing Annual Reports to be sent to Rev. Campbell) |
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Harrison, James A Harrison, June 6 1906 |
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Laniel, Mary, June 8 1906 |
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(Demphill, Charles R.)?, June 1 1908 |
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Folder 10 |
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Johnson, Alice, December 25 |
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(___, Andrew) April 5 1914, (Boston Herald) |
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Jones, J. Boyd, December 15 1926 |
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Long, Stewart H. January 29 1937 |
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General Education Board, New York City, April 20 1917 (Letter From Robert Campbell) |
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Loney, Henry E., April 13, 1899 ( The Race Problem) |
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Lambeth, W.A., November 28 1933 |
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King, Mattie C., November 13 1933 (Destruction of Hurricane) |
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Lee, Winifred, October 2 1928 |
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(Hornston, Catherine), September 3 1923 |
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(Langhorne, Ann), April 10 1899 (Letter to Sally) |
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Lyman, C.E., June 1 1906 |
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Willee L. ___, June 9 1906 |
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McAfee, Cleland Boyd, January 27 1937 |
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Maclean, John A., August 29 1934 |
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Lingle, Walter L., August 3 1921 |
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King, E.W., May 10 1933 (E.W. King Company) |
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McCartney, Clarence Edward, September 8 1916 |
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Mack, Edward (June 27 1937) |
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Lucey, Mary, March 28 |
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Folder 11 |
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McCorkle, W.M (Rev.), May 13 1931 |
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McGeachy, D.P., February 18 1933 |
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Morton, Kemp R., January 30 1933 |
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Morton, Kemp R., January 21 1933 |
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McCorkle, W.M (Rev.), November 11 1932 (Attached Newspaper Clippings) |
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Millholland, Bonnie, October 26 1932 |
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Moore, A.W, August 28 1917 |
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Moore, W.W, August 18 1924 (2 Letters) |
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Moore, W.W, June 6 1906 |
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Moore, W.W, September 6 1924 |
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Moore, W.W, February 26 1925 |
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Moore, W.W, April 26 1922 |
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Moore, W.W, January 20 1925 |
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Moore, W.W, February 18 1926 |
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Moore, W.W, September 24 1925 |
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McAllister, J. Gray, December 6 1930 |
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Morrison,July 1906 (Wachovia Loan Trust Company) |
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Marlitt, Henrietta, October 4 1932 |
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Miller, C., February 12 1930 |
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Church Pamphlet with writing from February 9th |
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McGarith, February 12 1925 |
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Minor, Charles Dr., August 15 1928 |
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Martin, William Joseph, July 1 1929 (President of Davidson College) |
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McGeachy, A.A, July 13 |
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McClure, James G.K, July 28 1928 |
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McClure, James G.K., March 28 1907 |
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(?), December 14 1925 |
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Minor, Charles, May 21 1921 |
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Moorefield, Nancy L., April 19 1917 (Nancy's Response to Robert's initial letter) |
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Moorefield, Nancy L., April 20 1917 (Campbell addressing woman who was removed from Montreat) |
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Morse, Mary Hull, April 20 1917 |
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Miller, Ellen P., November 1899 |
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Mack, Edward, May 25 1915 |
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Meaus, C.W., June 14 1906 |
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McClure, James G.K, June 4 1906 |
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Mitchell, Henry, June 3 1906 |
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McEntire, E.M., July 12 1899 |
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Meyer, Nelson Dr., March 30 1907 |
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Folder 12 |
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Montgomery, E.F, March 16 1937 |
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Magill, R.E, March 25 1936 |
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Magill, R.E, February 6 1936 |
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Greshbit, Paul Noblitt, January 3 1935 |
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Hill, John P, September 9 1935 |
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McGeachy, D.P., November 25 1933 |
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McCallie, T.S., April 7 1931 |
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"Lucy", May 12 1899 |
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Neel, J.M., March 11 1907 |
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Overman, Lee S, April 7 1909 (United States Senate, Washington D.C.) |
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Mcilwain, William E., March 5 1906 |
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Folder 13 |
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McMillian, Anne, May 2 1922 |
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Oglesby, Stuart R, December 12 1935 |
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Folder 14 |
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Purcell, John Edwin, December 3 1926 (Request for Campbell to send letter to Governor McLean on Evolution) (Includes Campbell's response which advises against the removal of the teaching of evolution in schools) |
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Peaves, James O., August 5 1933 |
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(Parthund, J.L.)? |
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Pritchard, Jeter C., February 28 1901 (U.S. Senator) |
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Pritchard, Jeter C., October 9 1908 (Senator) |
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Patton, Martha B., November |
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Penniman, Josiah H., June 14 1906 (Dean- University of Pennsylvania) |
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A.M.P, February 20 1901 (James Island SC) |
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Pointa, G.W., May 18 1917 |
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Purcell, J.E., August 29 1934 |
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Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, September 24 1935 (President of the United States asking Campbell to write him about where social programs will most benefit Asheville) |
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Reynolds, Robert R., February 21 1934 (Senator from North Carolina, Liquor Sales on Sunday) |
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Rogers, George Floyd (Rev.), September 13 1934 |
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Richardson, Donald W., February 6 1936 |
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Ross, H.L, April 5 1933 (Fear of Oxford Group) |
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Robinson, Mary C., January 22 1918 |
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(Ravenel, Prilean)?, October 15 1931 |
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Reavis, J.O., June 1 1906 |
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Smith, Egbert W., June 11 1925 (Campbell's election to the Executive Committee of Foreign Missions) |
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Sides, Jr. ___, October 4 1932 (Asheville High School Student Council) |
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Smith, R.O., November 29 1933 |
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Ralston, Harris P., March 19 1928 (Letter Written From Campbell) |
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Stevens, William L., February 11 1901 (Wants information on Mountain People, New York City) |
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Sale, W.H., May 8 1899 |
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Slee, Robert E., November 8 1899 |
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Scales, A.M., July 6 1916 |
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Swope, R.R., November 16 |
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Scratchley, H.P., December 13 1931 |
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Speer, Robert |
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Smith, William Eugene, March 22 1937 |
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Sizoo, Joseph r., December 6 1934 |
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Smith, R.P., April 7 1899 |
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Stevenson, W.T., May 2 1922 |
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June 12 |
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"Record of Christian Work" (2 Pages) |
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____, G.B., March 25 1902 |
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Smith, Ada K., January 9 1904 |
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Salmon, L.A., January 25 1900 |
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Smith, Alphonso, June 3 1906 (UNC Chapel Hill Professor) |
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Folder 17 |
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Trotter, Mel, November 16 1927 |
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November 10 1906 |
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Folder 18 |
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Waugh, H., April 22 |
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Wylie, Lelia Marguerite, January 6 1916 |
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Westall, Henry A., January 15 1938 |
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Washer, Paul W., April 5 1937 |
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Wood, Byrd Henderson, February 21 1935 |
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Thompson, W. Taliaferro, July 25 1928 |
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(Turelele)?, May 3 1927 |
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Tennent, Chas Gallard |
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Vorhees, Foster M., January 13 1902 (Nephew has consumption, Wants Dr. Campbell to find him a good Boarding House) |
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Urdahl, Thomas K., July 1 1909 |
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Denny, George H (President of Washington and Lee University. Report on class count, enrollment, new courses, etc) |
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Vonhess, Foster M., January 17 1902 |
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Trimmbull, C.L., February 23 1916 |
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Vance, James J., November 27 1931 |
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Westall, J.M. |
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Williamson, W.B., January 10 1929 |
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White, Wilbert W., November 17 1928 (Attached Photograph) |
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Winston, R.W., July 4 1928 (The Manor at Albemarle Park, Asheville) |
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Wick, (Albert?) B., August 8 1906 (Department of the Interior, United States Indian Service) |
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White, W., October 31 1899 |
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Warfield, B.B., June 9 1906 |
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Folder 19 |
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Yost, Robert, February 6 1934 |
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Williams, J.S (Rev.), November 19 1933 |
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Wilmer, William Holland, December 2 1935 (Dr. Campbell made it home safely with his "new eye") |
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White, Wilbert W., September 19 1935 |
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Folder 20 |
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Burrell, W.S., January 6 1888 |
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Mother? |
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Mother, December 1890 |
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Testimonials/Letters of Recommendation from Washington and Lee University |
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?,?, (5 Pages) |
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Brown, Aubrey N., February 21 1946 (Attached Newspaper Clipping from May 13 1946) |
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Broughton, J Melville, September 30 1942 (Governor of North Carolina) |
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Bailey, Josiah W., July 12, 1941 (Attached Speech "Price of Peace") (Senator and N.C. Chairman) |
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Folder 21 |
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Coleman, James, June 27 1917 |
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Campbell, Leslie Lyle, August 19 1942 |
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Campbell, Leslie Lyle, August 4 1942 |
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Campbell, Leslie Lyle, April 15 1934 |
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Campbell, Leslie Lyle, December 3 1934 |
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Campbell, Leslie Lyle, February 29 1936 |
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Clemons, Harry, June 13 1940 (UVA Librarian) |
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Nephew, February 3 1940 (John. L. Campbell) |
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Elizabeth, November 14 1938 (Niece) |
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Campbell, Robert, November 22 1938 (Copy of letter to Edmund Campbell) |
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Campbell, Robert, May 11 1939 |
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Folder 22 |
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Eggleston, J.D., February 18 1938 |
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Diell, Charles E., May 29 1941 |
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Dold, W.E., March 5 1939 (Attached Response from Robert Campbell, March 10 1939) |
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Folder 23 |
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Glasgow, Tom, February 5 1941 |
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?, John M., January 20 1946 (Hotel Russell, NYC) |
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Presbyterian General Assembly Investigation into Erroneous Doctrines produced by E.T. Thompson. May 1941 |
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A Statement For and Against Dr. Thompson- Tom Glasgow (Inside are several newspaper articles from the 1940s detailing "revolts" in the Presbyterian Church) |
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Folder 24 |
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Green, J.B., June 21 1946 |
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Jacobs, Robert P., August 13 1941 |
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Jacobs, Robert P., August 20 1941 |
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Robinson, S Dr., August 19 1941 |
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Campbell, Robert, August 23 1941 (Campbell's response to Dr. Robinson) |
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Glenn, John M., December 8 1936 |
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Gordon, Chan N., Christmas 1932 |
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Hawthorne, W.L., Date Unknown (Colton Manor, Atlantic City) |
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Gaines, Francis P., January 7 1939 |
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Folder 25 |
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Hoover, Herbert, November 26 1945 (Former President of the United States asking for a monetary donation for the Boys' Club of America) |
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Jaroshevich, K., November 28 1945 |
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Hammond, George B., March 24 1945 |
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Robinson, Dr. S., August 28 1941 |
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Henderson, LeRoy G., September 6 1940 |
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Henrich, Burton J., March 14 1939 (Includes Campbell's Response) |
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Howe, Jas. Lewis, September 6 1941 |
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Howe, Jas. Lewis, July 5 1939 |
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Greene, Ronald, December 8 1939 (Letter to withdraw from the church because he was not chosen to be the Presbyterian's Architect) (Includes a response from Campbell) |
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Lacey, B.R. Jr., February 12 1941 |
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Robert Campbell Letter to Reverend Lacey |
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Robert Campbell Letter to Rev. W.M McPheters |
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Letters to Chas. G Rose from Robert Campbell |
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(Braves, N.S.)?, December 17 1888 |
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Robert Campbell Letter to Unknown Recipients, April 4 1936 |
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Robert (Son), Wednesday Night (Washington and Lee) |
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Robert Campbell letter to Editor of the Citizen Times |
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Caldwell, J.W., October 5 1937 |
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Bailey, Josiah W., August 31 1940 (Letter discussing German Invasion and possible invasion of Britain) |
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Bailey, Josiah W., October 4 1940 (continued Conversation about the impeding World War) |
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Campbell letter to Josiah Bailey begging the Senate to consider aid to Britain before Germany conquers Europe |
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Letter from Robert Campbell to Dr. James Lewis Howe |
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Harrison, H.H., December 13 1932 |
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Hardie, James F., October 15 1932 |
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B.F and Jane S. Hall, December 20 1932 |
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Hill, D.W., December 13 1932 |
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Heurie, Mary, December 10 1932 |
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Henry, Charles W., August 8 1932 |
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Hunt, J Cochran, November 7 1934 |
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Hunt, J Cochran, March 1 1935 |
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Hunt, J Cochran, November 20 1934 |
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Hill, John P., October 29 1934 |
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Hill, John Sprunt, July 8 1934 |
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Hunt, J Cochrane, September 1 1934 |
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Hutchison, W.S., May 6 1939 |
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Hunter, W.M., January 7 1935 |
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Hill, John P, May 23 1929 |
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Johnson, A.S., February 12 1938 |
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Johnston, Thos. P, January 25 1940 |
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Hows, Jas. Lewis, June 29 1939 |
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Howe, Jas. Lewis, June 21 1939 |
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Folder 26 |
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Children of the Mountain Orphanage, December 12 1946 (Black Mountain Orphanage, 4 Pages) |
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Folder 27 |
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Thompson, Ernest Trice, May 12 1932 |
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Folder 28 |
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Liston, R.T.L., December 12 1945 |
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Folder 29 |
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Lacy, B.R. JR, August 24 1945 |
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Lacy, B.R. JR, September 22 1945 |
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Lacy, B.R Jr, August 1 1945 |
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Keller, Helen, June 3 1944 (Well-known Blind author and activist) |
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Kissling, Albert, October 25 1943 |
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Mrs. H.J. Krenner, January 6 1943 |
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Lilly, Mary Guerrant, June 8 1939 (2 attached newspaper clippings) |
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Lingle, Walter L., March 1 1939 |
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Lacy, B.R. Jr., December 22 1932 |
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Laudline, M.B., June 11 1933 |
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McGaughey, Janie W., May 14 1932 |
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Leslie, J.D., May 11 1935 |
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"This Christian Sabbath" April 21 1935 |
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Lacy, B.R. JR, February 16 1939 |
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Folder 30 |
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McDougall, E.D., November 21 1932 |
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McPheters, W.M., May 31 1932 |
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Merrimon, James G., December 18 1945 |
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McClure, Edwin, December 11 1945 |
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McCorkle, Fred S., November 6 1945 |
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Tom, January 25 1945 |
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Merrimon, James G., December 12 |
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McMillan, Homer M., October 24 1944 |
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McCorkle, Fred S., October 9 1944 |
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McMillan, Homer, June 10 1944 |
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Miles, Herbert D., February 2 1942 |
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Merrimon, Allen J., June 30 1917 |
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Milledner, M.C., January 18 |
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McAllister, J Gray, February 17 1941 |
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McAfee, Cleland B., October 9 1941 |
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McAfee, Cleland B.,October 16 1941 |
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McAfee, Cleland B., December 11 1940 |
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McAfee, Cleland B., December 13 1939 |
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McAfee, Cleland B., December 11 1938 |
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Merrimon, James G., July 31 1940 |
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Excerpt from 'How Far May Christians Diverge From Jesus?" |
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Lacy, B.R. Jr, April 29 1932 |
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Letter from Robert Campbell to Reverend McPheeters |
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April 20 1932- Letter from Campbell to McPheeters |
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Lacy, B.R. Jr, May 4 1932 |
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Letter to Reverend Lacy from Reverend McPherson |
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Letter to Reverend Lacy from Reverend McPherson |
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McPheeters, W.M., May 6 1932 |
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McPheeters, W.M., April 18 1932 |
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McPheeters, W.M., April 27 1932 |
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Lacy, B.R. Jr., May 12 1932 |
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Letter from B.R. Lacy to W.M. McPheeters |
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McPheeters, W.M., May 3 1932 |
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McCorkle, William P., April 20 1931 |
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McConnell, Bessie, December 12 1932 |
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Magill, R.E., November 14 1935 |
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Miller, P.D., September 10 1934 |
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McAfee, Cleland Boyd, February 7 1939 |
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Folder 31 |
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Owen, C.P., January 22 1946 |
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Nones, W.C., September 14 1892 |
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Nones, W.C, September 5 1892 |
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Nornbury, Jason, April 2 1942 |
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Ogden, Dunbar H., December 15 1932 |
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Folder 32 |
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Peck. E., October 12 1885 |
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Peck, E., December 16 1886 |
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Peck, E., June 23 1890 |
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Pierce, P. Frank, June 27 1890 |
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Pierce, P. Frank, June 26 1890 |
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Peel, Sarah, June 21 1932 |
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Ging, Woodrow, September 27 1932 |
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Price, P. Frank, September 27 1932 |
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Prictaheit, Janice P., December 12 1932 |
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Purcell, J.E., May 13 1935 |
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Paisley, Henry S., December 13 1938 |
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Reynolds, L.R., September 8 1941 |
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Thompson, Ernest Trice, January 4 1933 |
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Letter to Henry H Sweets from Robert Campbell |
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Letter from Campbell to J.G. Merrimon (Attached Newspaper articles discussing "Selling on Sundays") |
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Price, P. Frank, July 15 1945 |
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Folder 33 |
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Ramsey, Hiden, April 27 1946 |
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Letter to Dr. Jos. K. Roberts from Robert Campbell, December 1 1939 |
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Roberts, Joseph K., November 14 1939 |
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Ramage, Edward V., January 10 1933 |
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Birthday Card from Mary R |
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Ramsey, Alice M., December 11 1932 |
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Rhoads, W.S., October 28 1935 |
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Reynolds, L.R., December 30 1937 |
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Robertson, Reuben B., June 10 1938 |
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Rones, Benjamin, January 6 1939 |
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Folder 34 |
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Clarkson, Heriot, August 11 1932 (Attached copy of Campbell's letter asking the Supreme Court to keep the Sunday Sabbath a Holy Day) |
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N.C. Code of 1931- Article IV #19 (Sundays and Holidays) |
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Howland, Stanley, May 2 1934 (Attached Newspaper Articles) |
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Newspaper Article on Sunday Law April 1934 |
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"Sunday Matters"- Charles Herbert Huestis |
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State v. Bob Freshwater, 183 N.C., 762 (Filed April 5 1922) |
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Rainey, Hiram W., April 20 1934 |
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Wamboldt, Wickes, April 20 1934 |
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Wamboldt, Wickes, April 24 1934 (Mayor of Asheville) |
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Merrimon, James G., September 21 1932 |
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Campbell to J.G. Merrimon- October 21 1932 |
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Campbell to J.G Merrimon in regards to Sunday Ordinances passed in Charlotte- September 25 1932 |
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Merrimon, J.G., October 22 1932 |
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Merrimon, J.G., September 19 1932 |
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Observance of Sunday in Winston-Salem |
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Sunday Observance in Greensboro |
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Russell, A.V., October 2 1932 |
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Glasgow, Tom, September 21 1932 |
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Two newspaper articles on Sunday Selling Laws |
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Read, Edgar, August 17 1932 (Prohibiting the playing of games on Sunday) |
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Read, Edgar, August 18 1932 |
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Read, Edgar, August 18 1932 |
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Sunday Laws of the State of New York (1909-1910) |
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Copy of letter written to Jessee H Buell from Henry T Sharp |
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Dunn, R.A., September 20 1932 |
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Code of the City of Charlotte- 1914 (Banning the sell of Soda-Water, Cigars on Sunday is Forbidden) |
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Sibley, Samuel H., April 12 1939 |
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Letter of the Legalization of Sport on Sunday |
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Folder 35 |
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Shoemaker, Don. C., June 17 1946 |
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Spence, T.H. Jr., July 6 1944 |
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Sweets, Henry S., March 16 1944 |
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Arrowood, W.W., September 30 1943 |
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Smith, Whitefoord J., June 18 1917 |
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Smith, Egbert W., August 31 1942 |
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Smith, Egbert W., August 24 1942 |
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Sweets, Henry H., July 2 1941 |
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Smith, Egbert W., February 10 1943 |
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Smith, Egbert W., April 2 1940 |
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Smith, Mary Reade, September 17 1939 |
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Smith, Egbert W., November 9 1932 |
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Smith, Egbert W., June 16 1932 |
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Sharp, J.H. |
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Smith, Wade C., November 25 1932 |
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Smith, Wade C., October 15 1932 |
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Swartz, Phillip Allen, February 13 1935 |
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Photo: China 1933 |
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Photo: China University May 1933 |
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Stevens, Thornton, February 17 1934 |
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Roberts, Joseph K., November 10 1939 |
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Rickenbacker, Eddie, April 9 1945 |
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Paisley, E.B., December 20 1932 |
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Oscsenreiter, Eugene C., December 12 1945 |
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McCorkle, Fred S., October 6 1943 |
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Folder 36 |
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Vance, Joseph A., November 26 1945 |
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Thompson, Ernest, September 13 1946 |
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Tenney, Mrs. S.M., January 29 1940 |
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Taylor, W.H., March 7 (Attached is Campbell's Reply) |
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Tipton, Ida, December 11 1932 |
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Thompson, Ernest Trice, December 30 1932 |
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Tenney, S.M., December 10 1932 |
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Tenney, S.M., October 17 1931 |
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Tenney, S.M., October 7 1931 |
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Tenney, S.M., October 16 1931 |
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Taylor, James H., January 15 1935 |
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Horn, Isaac Van, October 22 1938 |
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Horn, Isaac Van, November 29 1938 |
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Winchester, James R., March 16 1939 (Attached Newspaper Clippings) |
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Woodard, Dorothy George, April 6 1939 |
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Norvall, Annabel, December 12 |
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Worley, Fannie Lyttle, December 12 1932 |
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Willey, John H., June 29 1932 |
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Walker, W.J., June 22 1932 |
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Walker, H.J.,December 15 1942 |
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Williams, J.S., November 26 1935 |
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Whitlow, Dick, March 13 1938 |
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Woodard, Jim, February 14 1937 |
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Uleeford, E.T., July 5 1946 |
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Way, William, May 25 1945 |
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Wadsworth, James. W., January 14 1944 |
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Folder 37 |
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Way, William, April 10 1943 |
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Way, William, December 13 1940 |
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Way, William, April 22 1942 |
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Webb, Bruce, July 6 1917 (Army and Navy Young Men's Christian Association) |
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Westall, J.M., October 11 1940 |
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Brown, Samuel & Larson, Robert L., November 1884 |
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Weaver, Zebulon , August 9 1940 (Congressman from North Carolina's 11th District) |
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White, WIlbert W., August 2 1929 |
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Young, Thomas Kay, June 11 1945 |
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Folder 38 |
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Tenney, S.M., November 10 1927 |
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Tenney, S.M., December 13 1927 |
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Tenney, S.M.,December 23 1927 |
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Tenney, S.M., February 16 1928 |
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Chester, S.H., April 30 1928 |
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Tenney, S.M., June 9 1928 |
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Tenney, S.M., July 13 1928 |
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Tenney, S.M., September 6 1928 |
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Tenney, S.M., September 6 1928 |
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Tenney, S.M., February 6 1929 |
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Chester, S.H., April 4 1929 |
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Tenney, S.M., December 2 1929 |
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Tenney, S.M., November 23 1927 |
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Folder 39 |
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Newspaper Clippings on the Portrait of William H. Ruffner. Created by Professor J.D. Eggleston |
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Folder 40 |
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Perry, George C., 1937 (Governor of Virginia invitation to Dr. Campbell to join the Virginia Capital Bicentennial) |
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Folder 41 |
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Letter to President Elect Woodrow Wilson from Dr. Campbell asking for continuations of the traditions of the Sabbath. December 31 1912 |
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Folder 42 |
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Letter from Robert Campbell to Miss Polly Eofy |
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Tribute to Reverend R.P. Smith |
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Folder 43 |
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Copy of Scrapbook Cover ( I wish my scrapbook deposited with the Presbyterian Reformed Historical Foundation in Montreat, NC) |
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The Bulletin of the New York Sabbath Committee (June-July 1930) |
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TIPS Presents "The Good Samaritan" |
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Folder 44 |
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Knowles, G.B., August 27 1927 |
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Multiple Newspaper Clippings from Christian Observer on El Dorado |
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Christian Observer Newspaper Clippings on Robert Campbell being elected Moderator |
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Large Image of the General Assembly meeting in El Dorado |
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Personal Letter from "Bob" and more Newspaper Clippings on Campbell's Election as Moderator |
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Presbyterian Standard- "The General Assembly at El Dorado" |
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Newspaper Clippings and Copy of Christian Observer |
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Folder 45 |
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Newspaper Article on Completion of the Church of Pilgrims |
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Letter and Photos Describing the Pilgrim Church in Washington D.C |
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Report of the AD Interim Committee on the Lord's Day Alliance |
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Telegram Packet Describing the El Dorado General Assembly |
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Speech Prepared by Campbell for the General Assembly with A Newspaper Clipping Regrading the Pilgrim Church on the Back |
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Witnessing at Washington by Robert F. Campbell |
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Photo of David. G. Wolfe |
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Church of the Pilgrims Newspaper Clippings including mention of Campbell's Address at Ground breaking |
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Newspaper Clippings of Moderator Campbell's Speech at Groundbreaking of Pilgrim Church in D.C |
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Folder 46 |
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Doty, A.F., October 4 1927 |
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Lyons, J Sprole., February 16 1928 |
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Casper, Mary, Date Unknown |
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Willis, R.B. |
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Campbell Acceptance of Church of Asheville, July 2 1893 |
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Letter Asking Campbell to become Reverend of the First Church of Asheville in 1892 |
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Newspaper Clipping on the Formation on the Committee of Closer Relations |
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Nickels, Andrew, September 21 1927 |
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Tenney, S.M. |
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The Presbyterian Survey, August 1927 (The Report of the Survey Committee) |
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Folder 47 |
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Freedom and Restraint- Robert F. Campbell (Ordering Card, Includes Recommendations) |
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Long, R.C., September 30 1927 |
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"The Challenge of Present World Conditions"- Robert Campbell to the Associated Press on Sin |
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Long, R.C., January 9 1928 (Congratulations on the Associated Press Publication) |
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Campbell Article for the Presbyterian Survey. |
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Newspaper Article from Etna, Maine in 1928 of the Associated Press Publication |
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Ebbs, Roy T., January 11 1928 |
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The Tex.Mex Reflector Hats off to a Statesman Christian" (Article on the bravery of Campbell to ask for a second Church in Asheville) |
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Folder 48 |
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Appalachia Appeal- "A Message from the Moderator". February 1928 |
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Letter from Campbell to "Every minister in Synod of Appalachia" about the raising of the Church Debt |
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Three Newspaper Articles- "Will we do it?" from the Christian Observer in February 1928 "A Message From The Moderator"- Appalachia Appeal 1928 "Generous Donation to Historical Foundation"-Christian Observer, February 8 1928 |
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Tenney, S.M., Copy of letter sent from Mr. Tenney to Mrs. T.S. Morrison |
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Caldwell, E, June 2 1927 |
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Henderlite, J.H., May 25 1927 |
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Hall, B.F., June 2 1927 |
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Hemphill. L.R., June 2 1927 |
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Lilly, Dr. Clay., June 25 1927 |
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McCaslin, Robert H., July 22 1927 |
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Henderson, WM. R, October 6 1927 |
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James Hay Jr., May 26 1927 |
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Martin, Paul, October 13 1927 |
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Cadman, Parkes S., June 11 1927 |
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Goodell, C.L., June 9 1927 |
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Nabers, Charles Haddon, March 8 1928 |
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March 25 1928, Moderator of the General Assembly Article |
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Article on Historical Foundation of the Presbyterian and Reformed Churches (Dr. Ruffner and Dr. Campbell) |
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Folder 49 |
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folder Taylor, Helen and Ruth (Birthday Card) |
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Tenney, S.M., September 28 1927 |
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Tenney, S.M., February 13 1928 |
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Tenney, S.M., October 6 1927 |
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Winsborough, W.C. Mrs., June 16 1927 |
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Howe, Ernest |
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Williams, Harriet B., May 28 1927 |
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Folder 50 |
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Asheville Citizen. September 17 1929 "Kenilworth Inn Presbyterian Sunday School Class is Active Group" |
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Asheville Citizen, August 28 1929 "Kenilworth to Get Sunday Class" |
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"Rauschenberg Submits Report"- Asheville Citizen, February 27 1928 |
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Folder 51 |
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Winchester, James, May 20 1927 |
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Winchester, James, May 21 1927 |
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(Edman, Charles R)?, June 22 1927 |
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Waddell, Martin, May 28 1927 |
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(Reiger, Nee Morrison)?, May 26 1927 |
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Turnbull, Mrs. M. Ryerson, May 20 |
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(Larson, D.M.)?, June 13 1924 |
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Foster, J.S., May 14 1927 |
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Sprunt, Alexander, May 20 1927 |
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Swinehart, M.L., July 19 1927 |
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Talbot, Thos B., August 2 1927 |
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McMillan, Homer, May 28 1927 |
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Thompson, W. Taliaferro, May 27 1927 |
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Willis, John M., May 30 1927 |
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Hill, John P., June 8 1927 |
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Morris, S.L., June 6 1927 |
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Bird, A.R., June 1 1927 |
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Paxton, Gellatin, May 20 1927 |
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Minor, Charles L., May 28 1927 |
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Wartin,W., May 21 1927 |
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Scott, E.L., June 8 1927 |
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Nabers, Charles Hadden, May 28 1927 |
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Fainholt, Fanny C., September 8 1931 |
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Hancock, W. Scott, June 15 1927 |
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Whaling, Thornton, June 16 1922 |
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Taylor, James H., June 16 1927 |
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Folder 52 |
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Lacey, B.R. Jr., December 20 1927 |
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Webb, Bruce, Sunday Night |
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Lee, Virginia, April 16 |
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Assembly Plans of Presbyterians Are Being Drawn- "The Atlanta Journal"- April 4 1928 |
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Folder 53 |
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Christianity A Unique Religion- "Presbyterian Standard"- May 26 1928 |
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Unknown, Undated |
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The Register, April, May, June, 1928 (75th Anniversary)- Louisville Presbyterian Seminary |
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The Louisville Presbyterian Seminary 75th Anniversary Celebration and Commencement , May 2 1928 |
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Folder 54 |
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Impressive Ordination Service is Held Sunday, April 22 1929 |
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Sunday, June 2 1929 (Morning Service-11 O'clock) Transcript of What Happened at Church This Day |
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First Presbyterian Church. April 10 1930 (Budget and asking for donations to eliminate the debt) |
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Hodges, Billy C., June 5 1928 |
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Asheville Citizens Times Articles, April 18 & 27 1930 (Dr. Campbell Lectures, What Do you Think?, Additional Elder Named at Meeting) |
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One Mountain Work (Ushering in New Superintendent) June 1929 |
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Folder 55 |
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Union Announces Annual Event, April 20 1929 |
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Adams, W. Hoover, May 26 1930 |
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Daboy, Charles W., October 3 1931 |
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Caldwell, Walter L., May 9 1931 |
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White, Wilbert W., May 2 1930 |
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Bitzer, Geo L., April 28 1930 |
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Reformed Church Messenger, June 19 1930 (Sunday Laws and Liberty) (Discussed Campbell's Book "Freedom and Restraint" Discussing Sunday Laws) |
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The Register Louisville Seminary (1930, High Praise of "Freedom and Restraint) |
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Caldwell, Eugene C., March 24 1930 |
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Tucker, E.B., August 24 1931 |
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Lacy, B.R. Jr., January 30 1930 |
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White, Wilbert W., May 1 1930 |
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Clover, T.R., July 13 1930 |
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Hay, James Jr, July 13 1928 (Attached Newspaper Clipping on Campbell's Retirement) |
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Presbyterian Standard, January 29 1930 (Sprunt Lectures at Union) (Freedom and Restraint) |
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The Presbyterian of the South (The Moderator's Sermon) (Campbell Article on the Christian Religion) |
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Asheville Citizen, "True to Form"- James Hay |
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Review by LeRoy Gresham on Campbell's "Freedom and Restraint" |
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The Presbyterian of the South, Date Unknown, "Sunday Laws and Liberty" (Review of the 5th chapter of Freedom and Restraint) |
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May 23 1928, Newspaper Clipping on General Assembly Meeting |
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White, Wilbert W., January 31 1928 |
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Christian Unity, Date Unknown. By: Wilbert W. White (President, The Biblical Seminary in New York) |
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Findings of T.R. Glover, February 9 1928 (Psychology and Religion) |
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The Tarheel Banker, January 1930 (Campbell Article Titled "January" discussing Janus and why Christians no longer look to Roman Gods but rather Jehovah) |
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Folder 56 |
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Athletics Play Active Part in lives of Asheville Ministers, Asheville Citizen Times, February 12 1932 (Includes Cartoon by Pip Logan) |
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Bob, January 19 1930 (Campbell's Son describing the moment his car caught on fire) |
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TWC, June 26 1930 (The President of the Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary) |
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King College Bulletin, Commencement Announcement, 65th Annual Commencement (Campbell spoke at the Baccalaureate Service) |
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Robert Campbell "Says Home Hurt by Women In Business" (Commencement Announcement at Davidson College) |
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Folder 57 |
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Asheville Times, March 25 1936 (The R.P. Smith Memorial) |
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Presbyterian Standard, December 21 1927 (A Great Forward Movement in Asheville) (Campbell's 35th Anniversary in Asheville) |
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Dr. Campbell Urges His Church To Split in Two (35th Anniversary Celebration Newspaper Article) |
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Notable Anniversaries, January 4 1933 (100th Anniversary of the Presbyterian Church of Asheville) |
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Collection of Newspaper Articles on Campbell's 35th Anniversary at the Asheville Presbyterian Church (Catalogue of Washington and Lee University Folder) |
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Williams, R. Murphy, May 28 1932 |
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Folder 58 |
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Order Forms for 'Freedom and Restraint" By Robert Campbell (2 Copies) |
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Christianity Today, May 1931 (Numerous Harsh Reviews of "Freedom and Restraint") |
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Diell, Charles E., July 1 1931 |
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George C., November 5 1931 |
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Blitzer, Geo L., June 27 1931 |
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Chester, S.H., Wednesday |
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An Excerpt from a Letter by the Late Walter W. Moore |
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Be Thinking For Today by George L. Blitzer, May 12 1931 |
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Broshman, Edwin, December 12 1931 |
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Haues, Chrisurau, June 3 1932 |
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Christianity Today, May 1931 (Reviews of Freedom and Restraint) |
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Anderson, March 28 1931 (Positive Repose to Freedom and Restraint) |
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Edman, Charles R., May 23 1931 (Attack of Christianity Today's attack on Campbell) |
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Image of Cornelius Van Til (Man who wrote negative Article Regarding Campbell) |
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Christianity Today Harsh Attack on Campbell's "Freedom and Restraint, March 1931 |
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Bitzer, Geo L., March 24 1931 (Defense of Freedom and Restraint) |
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White, Wilbert W., April 14 1931 (Praise of Freedom and Restraint) |
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Caldwell, Eugene C. (Newspaper Article Praising Freedom and Restraint) |
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Bitzer, Geo. L., (Newspaper Article on Freedom and Restraint) |
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Hammond, B., May 31 1931 (Freedom and Restraint) |
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Letters to Dr. H. McAllister Griffiths (Editor of Christianity Today) |
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Caldwell, E.C., April 10 1931 |
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Eggleston, J.D., April 13 1931 |
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Adams, W. Hoover, April 7 1931 |
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Wilson, Lyde C. (Birthday Card to Campbell) |
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"Greetings from your alma mater" Washington and Lee |
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Unknown Author, Unknown Date |
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Martin, Elizabeth R. |
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Christian Observer Positive Review of Freedom and Restraint |
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Bitzer, Geo L., May 25 1931 |
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Riviere, William T., July 21 1930 |
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Buckham, John Wright, May 14 1930 |
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BBF, December 11 |
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Chester, S.H., Review of Freedom and Restraint |
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Folder 59 |
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Asheville Times, (Responses to Bessie Young's critique of Dr. Campbell's belief that women should not be in the workplace) |
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Morton, R. Kemp., January 25 1932 |
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Morton, R. Kemp, January 30 1932 |
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Anderson, Neal L., September 9 1930 |
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Price, P. Frank., November 24 1931 |
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Campbell, Harry September 28 1930 (Brother to Robert Campbell) |
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JMV, December 23 1927 |
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John, January 13 1928 |
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Hay Watson Smith, October 8 1931 |
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Folder 60 |
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Various Newspaper Clippings and Correspondence on Probe Commission of Ministers' Association (Asheville Lawyers Bribing Jurors) |
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Folder 61 |
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Picture of Ruffner Campbell Jr |
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Folder 62 |
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Various Newspaper Articles on Campbell's Desire to Build 2nd Church in Asheville, 35th Anniversary and Death of Co-Founder of Mountain Orphanage |
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Sevier, Joseph R., December 17 1927 |
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Robinson, Charles K., June 1 1927 |
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Lee, December 5 1927 |
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Trotter, Mel, December 22 1927 |
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Behr, Carl, December 16 1927 (Includes Image of Great Organ) |
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Morrison, Allen T., December 15 1931 |
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Chester, S.H., December 16 1927 |
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Folder 63 |
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The Presbyterian of the South, "Reading Courses in Science" (Campbell arguing Bible and Science can coexist) |
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Vetter, Frances, Sunday Evening |
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Newspaper Article on Campbell's 73rd Birthday (Mentions Vance's Funeral) |
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Newspaper Article on Campbell's 73rd Birthday |
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Folder 64 |
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Prayer by Dr. Campbell at 2nd Anniversary of Good Samaritan Broadcasting |
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"Minister Given Surprise Party"- Asheville Citizen, December 14 1931 |
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Hogt, M.E., December 5 1932 |
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"The Broken Bottle", Christian Observer by Rev. Robert F. Campbell, January 6 1932 |
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J.P Robertson, October 20 1931 (Includes Campbell's Original letter) |
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Thompson, W. Taliaferro, May 21 1932 |
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Reading List in Psychology |
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Thompson, W. Taliafero, August 31 1932 |
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Anderson, Neal L., March 31 1931 (Letter to Campbell and Christian Observer regarding Freedom and Restraint) |
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An Excerpt from a Letter by the Late Walter W. Moore |
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Walter L Lingle review of "Freedom and Restraint" in the Christian Observer |
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The Register, Promotion of Freedom and Restraint |
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McCorkle, Wm. P., March 31 1931 |
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Kirk, Harris E., June 14 1930 |
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McKelway, A.J., July 26 1930 |
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McCorkle, Wm P., September 30 1931 |
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Asheville Times, "Campbell, At 74, Sees New Spiritual Awakening", December 12 1932 (Four Newspaper Clippings) (100 Year Anniversary of 1st Presbyterian Church and Campbell's 74th Birthday) |
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Gardner, O. Max, March 9 1932 (Governor of North Carolina appointing Campbell to the Citizens' Committee of Five Hundred) |
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Morton, R. Kemp., February 24 1933 |
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Russell, Thomas H., April 28 1931 |
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Lilly, D. Clay, September 21 1932 |
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Morton, R. Kemp, February 16 1933 |
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Baseball on Sunday Bill Meets Defeat, January 1933 (No Baseball allowed on Sundays) |
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Asheville Citizen, Dr. Campbell Preaches Strong Sermon, January 11 1932 |
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Terry, G.H.B., February 19 1933 |
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Campbell Traces Cause of Asheville's Civic Crash |
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Medicine in Buncombe County Down to 1855, Historical and Biographical Sketches, Gaillard S. Tennent |
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Our Mountain Work, July 1940 |
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Folder 65 |
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Our Mountain Work, August 1938 |
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Whites, William Allen, Date Unknown |
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Our Mountain Work, March 1939 |
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Presbyterian Will Increase Churches Here, Asheville Citizen, October 12 1933 |
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Bedringer, R.D., Date Unknown (Notes discussing religion and Mountain Orphanage) |
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Presbyterians Faith Venture is Vindicated, April 4 1937 (Asheville Citizen Times) |
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Kenilworth Church to Celebrate Anniversary, December 22 1935 |
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Rev. Robert Perry Smith Death Notice |
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The General Assembly and Christian Education, August 1940 |
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Our Mountain Work, August 1940 |
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A Small College with a History, Walter L. Lingle, June 24 1942 |
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Our Mountain Work, July 1940 |
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Memorial Fund for Dr. Smith, March 25 1936 |
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First Presbyterian Church Pamphlet, December 12 1943 |
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25th Anniversary of the Synod of Appalachia Historical Address by Dr. R.F. Campbell |
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Campbell turns over Pastorate to Davis, May 16 1938 |
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Reporter of Century took his own Good Time but wielded wicked pen (Newspaper Articles on Rev George Newton) |
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A Historical Presentation Celebrating 50 Years of Public Education in Asheville, 1937 |
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Letter from Campbell to "Fellow-Christians" on the Diamond Jubilee Celebration, May 8 1936 |
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List of Pastors of First Presbyterian Church |
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First Presbyterian Church will Observe 100th Anniversary. December 11 1932 |
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Campbell Birthday and Church 100th Anniversary Celebration |
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Our Mountain Work, December 1935 |
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Unknown author |
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Purgatives Are Needed Group Holds |
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Morton, R. Kemp, January 12 1933 |
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Ruffner Campbell Jr, November 21 1930 (Image) |
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Ruffner Campbell Jr, November 21 1930 (Image) |
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Newspaper Articles regarding Campbell's Sermon on Civic Righteousness |
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Ban of Baseball on Sunday Bill News Articles |
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COME TO CHURCH TOMORROW, THE ASHEVILLE TIMES (Campbell Took a large Ad in Newspaper to Advertise his Church) |
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Starbuck, V.S., October 4 1932 |
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Pless, J.W., October 1 1932 |
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McMillam, D.J., September 29 1932 |
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Bowlby, Harry L., October 27 1927 |
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Folder 66 |
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Unknown Author, August 4 1908 (Letter from Germany Grand Hotel Gruner Baum) |
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Paton, John G., November 20 1899 |
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Letter From Campbell Describing Patton's visit to Asheville |
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Box 2- Papers 1866-1946 |
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Cover, September 1917 "I wish my scrapbooks deposited with the Presbyterian Reformed Historical Foundation" Montreat, NC |
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Page 1, Summer 1913, Kahnonah Lodge- Banner Elk, NC (Four pictures of Campbell and his Family) |
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Page 2, August 20 1917, Death of Mrs. Campbell, Newspaper Articles on Her Death and her last moments |
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Page 3, August 20 1917, Death of Mrs. Campbell |
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Page 4, "A Few Of The Letters, Memorials, etc in regards to Mrs. R.F. Campbell"(Folder is empty) |
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Page 5, December 1917, Campbell's 25th Anniversary in Asheville (Newspaper articles from Asheville Citizen and others) |
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Page 5 Backside, Robert Campbell Family Tree |
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Page 6, Robert Campbell Family Tree |
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Page 6 Backside, June 8 1918, Presbyterian Standard relating to Campbell's withdrawal of his resignation from the church |
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Page 7, June 8 1918, Continuation of the Presbyterian Standard's article on Campbell's withdrawal of resignation |
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Page 8, May 16 1920, Memorial Exercises in Honor of those From Buncombe, Madison and Yancey Counties who Died in the Service During the World War. Asheville Auditorium |
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Page 9 Backside, January 7 1918, The Asheville Citizen, Memorial Service to Dr. Byrd |
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Page 10 Backside, 1918, Numerous Newspaper Articles Discussing the First Presbyterian Church and Campbell's Resignation |
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Page 11, 1918, Newspaper Articles on Ruffner Campbell's Naval Service and Excellent Marksmanship. Includes two Articles on Robert Campbell's Church Service |
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Page 11 Backside, 1918, Articles on the Rejection of Campbell's Resignation from the Church. |
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Page 12, 1918, Articles and Responses by Church Officials to Newspapers Arguing why Campbell Should Reconsider his resignation |
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Page 12 Backside, 1919, Articles relating to Dr. Campbell's Marriage to Miss Berryman. Included is a Newspaper Article on Robert Fishburne Campbell Jr's birth on January 10 1921. |
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Page 13, 1921, Many Congratulatory Telegrams and Newspaper Articles on Campbell's Marriage and Birth of Child |
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Page 13 Backside, February 4 1921, Letter from T.S. McCallie Sending Congratulations on the Birth of a Son |
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Page 14, Baptism of Robert Campbell Jr and Article on Red Cross Chapter |
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Page 15, Newspaper Articles on Influenza Outbreak in Asheville and Campbell's Halting of Church Services to stop the Spread, 1920 |
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Page 15 Backside, World War I Articles from Dr. Campbell published in Newspapers discussing the necessity to go to War. |
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Page 16, Cartoon about Baseball in Asheville Citizen |
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Page 16 Backside, Articles on Sunday Prayer and Food rationing for the war effort (1917) |
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Page 17, Newspaper Articles on the War Effort, the Burden it puts on Preachers and Colored People Rallies |
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Page 17 Backside, 1918, Newspaper Articles on "Sunday Campaign" |
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Page 18, 1917, World War I "Great Congregations Stirred by Patriotic Pleas From Pulpit" |
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Page 18 Backside, 1918, Campbell Argues Tough Part will be After the War |
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Pages 19,20,21=Blank |
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Page 22, December 29 1921, Death of Lieut. Ben Miller Campbell after being thrown by a horse |
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Page 22 Backside, October 23 1922, "Voice of the People" |
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Page 23, The Layman's Drive for an Extra Million |
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Pages 24, 25= Blank |
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Page 26 Backside, "Lots of Pets" |
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Page 27, April 1921, "Fourteen Children are Baptized", "Sunday Prayer" |
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Page 27 Backside, Death of B.R. Flakes. December 12 1921 |
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Page 28= Blank |
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Page 29, 1922, Newspaper Article and Copy of "Don't Worry" Pamphlet by Campbell |
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Page 29, 1925, Two Newspaper Articles by Christy Matthewson |
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Page 30 Backside, 1919, "Pastor Throws Down the Gauntlet" |
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Page 31, Newspaper Articles on The Church and the Press |
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Page 31 Backside, October 1920, Sunday Closings Article |
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Pages 32, 33, 34 = Blank |
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Page 35 Backside, "The Community Chest" |
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Page 36 Backside, January 5 1925, Asheville Times, "Dean of Asheville's Ministers, Rev. Dr. R.F. Campbell Rounds out 32 Years in City" |
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Page 37, Continuation of the Asheville Times Tribute to Campbell and a Presbyterian Standard Tribute to his work |
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Page 37 Backside, 32nd Anniversary of Campbell's Reign as Pastor of the Asheville Church Tributes |
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Page 38, Tributes to Campbell's 32 years of Service in Asheville. "Gods Judgments are Swift" |
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Page 38 Backside, Asheville Citizen, December 10 1926. Celebration of Campbell's 34th Year in Asheville |
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Page 39, 1925, Growth of Sunday Church Service Article |
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Page 40, Members of Committee Which Seek Reunion With Presbyterian Church |
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Page 41, Sanatorium News, First Presbyterian Church, June 22 1925 |
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Page 41 Backside, Sunday Laws and Liberty |
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Page 42, James Hay Jr arguing to Campbell that Sunday Newspapers do not go against the Bible and God |
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Page 42 Backside, Asheville Summer School has Enrollment of 770 Teachers |
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Page 43, Vacation Bible School Newspaper Articles and "Song of Loving Trust" |
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Page 43 Backside, Sabbath Laws |
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Page 44, Asheville Sunday Not Puritanical |
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Page 44 Backside, Campbell gets Sunday Shows Canceled in Asheville thanks to Sabbath Laws |
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Pages 45,46,47,48 = Blank |
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Page 49 Backside, January 17 1924, "The Ideal and the Practical" |
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Page 50, Continuation of "The Ideal and the Practical" |
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Page 50 Backside, Corrections and Praises of Campbell's Asheville Citizen Article |
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Page 51 Backside, Woodrow Wilson Tributes |
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Page 52, Woodrow Wilson Memorial Service on March 6 1924 (Also includes info on Pay Raise for Campbell) |
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Page 53=Blank |
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Page 54, Union Theological Seminary Commencement, May 6-9 1923 |
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Page 55, Newspaper Article from Campbell in October of 1921 titled "Worst Man in Town" Also included are two images. One of Campbell on January of 1922 and the other from September 19 1922 |
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Page 55 Backside, 1923-1924, Church News |
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Page 56, Resignation of Mrs. John T. Dunlap |
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Page 56 Backside, Two images of Dr. Campbell dated December 1924 |
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Page 57, First Presbyterian Church Sports win Basketball and Cage Championships |
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Page 57 Backside, Dr. Campbell Is Praised in New Book- Asheville Citizen 1926 |
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Page 58, Asheville Citizen Times, 1925 ("Evolution measure Opposed by Petition of Asheville Citizens) |
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File 58 Backside, Rev Campbell Is Selected to Fill James Sprunt Lectureship at Union Theological Seminary, June 4 1925 |
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Page 59, Response to Holy Week Service Shows Increase, 1927 |
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Page 59 Backside, GO TO CHURCH SUNDY Also Attend Sunday School Advertisement |
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Page 60, Alumnae Tea At Loulie Compton Seminary |
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Page 61, Joy in the House of the Lord by Nany F. White |
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Page 61 Backside, Col. Bingham Faced Life Fearlessly (A Tribute by Robert Campbell in 1927 |
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Page 62=Blank |
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Page 63, Campbell Argues that George Washington Was a Devout Christian, February 25 1927 |
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Pages 64,65=Blank |
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Page 66, Numerous Newspaper Clippings on Campbell's 72nd Birthday |
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Page 66 Backside, Asheville Citizen, December 15 1930 (Ring Rule Attacked by Dr. Campbell) |
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Page 67, Rev. Campbell Traces Cause and Effects of Asheville Civic Crash, December 19 1930 |
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Page 67 Backside=Continuation of Front Page |
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Page 68, A Harvest of Dishonesty |
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Page 69 Backside, Newspaper Image of Campbell and other men of the Pen and Plate Club of Asheville |
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Page 70, Pen and Plate Club will Celebrate 25th Anniversary of Conception |
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Page 70 Backside, Continuation Discussion of the Pen and Plate club including an article on Dr. Campbell |
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Page 71 Backside, Image of the Men in the Pen and Plate Club of Asheville on its 25th Anniversary, Sunday October 27 1929 |
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Page 72, Pen and Paper Club Has Had Inspiring History (Includes Article on Campbell's Presidency of Club) |
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Page 73,74,75=Blank |
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Page 76, Campbell Tribute to J.E. Rankin |
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Box 3- Papers 1866-1946 |
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Folder 1 |
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Revision of Standards, Date Unknown |
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Campbell Collection, Miscellaneous |
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Kuyper, Abraham, July 16 1908 |
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D'Aubigne, Charles Merle, August 23 1908 |
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List of "Topics and Speaker for the Calvin Celebration" |
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Unknown Author, Unknown Date |
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List of Books Given to the Historical Foundation by Rev. R.F. Campbell |
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List of Books Given to the Historical Foundation |
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Folder 2 |
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Executive Comm Historical Foundation Correspondence (1928-1942) |
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Folder 3 |
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Notes of Dr. Campbell in Presenting for the new (Appalachia) Synod |
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Extracts from the Report by Dr. Campbell on the Proposed Synod of Appalachia, November 1 1914 |
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Extracts from the Report by Campbell on the Synod of Appalachia, November 1 1914 (Includes Personal notes from Campbell) |
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Extracts from the Report by Dr. Campbell on the Proposed Synod of Appalachia, November 1 1914 |
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Folder 4 |
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Proposed Stonewall Jackson College, Saturday June 19 1915 (Newspaper Article) |
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Folder 5 |
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McMillan, Homer, September 10 1915 |
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Barnes, Sarah D., June 26 |
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Blain, C.R., May 31 1915 (Transylvania Presbytery) |
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Southern Railway Company, August 12 1915 |
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Southern Railway Company, June 25 1915 |
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Morris, S.L., September 27 1915 |
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Folder 6 |
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The Missionary Survey (Multiple Articles discussing the proposed Appalachia Synod) |
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Presbyterian Standard, Religious Census of different Counties within the Appalachia Synod's potential reach |
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The Mountain Top, Published by the students of Lynn Bachman Memorial School, July 1924 (Map of Knoxville Presbytery) |
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Folder 7 |
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Hunt, Cochrane, 1915 (Series of Letters discussing the inclusion of Kentucky in the Appalachia Synod) |
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Tyler, J.W., September 9 1915 (List of reasons why Mr.Hunt did not want his synod to join the Appalachia) |
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Letter from Campbell to Rev. Cary R. Blair |
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Hudson, William E., February 26 1915 |
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Area and Population of the Synod of Appalachia, 1915 |
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Letter from Rev. R Dobney Carson on the policy of Home Missions in the new Synod |
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McMillan, Homer, September 10 |
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Tyler, J.W., June 16 1915 |
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Folder 8 |
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Outline of Proposed Mountain Synod |
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Folder 9 |
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Schrer, Tilden, January 15 1930 |
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Timball, Alfred R., May 7 1914 |
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Folder 10 |
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Minutes of Meeting Committees of Federal Union, March 26-27 1919 |
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Plan of Union Through Regional Assemblies of Synods |
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Plan of Union through Regional Assemblies or General Synods |
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Plan of Union Through Regional Assemblies |
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Plan of the Federal Union |
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The Synodical Plan of Union |
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Committee of Closer Relations, January 21/22 1920 |
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McMillan, Abraham , April 17 1920 |
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Folder 11 |
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Court Record of Lafayette Inc, 1866 |
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Folder 12 |
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Report of Subcommittee of Home Missions for Western North Carolina to the Committee of Home Missions of Mecklenburg Presbytery, October 1894 |
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Empty Envelope Addressed to Robert Campbell from Yorkville, S.C |
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Suggestions of Rev. R.P Smith in Regard to Mission Work in Asheville, September 1898 |
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List of improvements for the Asheville Synod |
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Gillison, E.E., December 7 1908 |
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Ad-interim committee on Syndoical Home Mission Work Recommendations |
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A.S. Van de Graaf on the Southern Race Problem, May 1896 |
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List of Books and Court Cases relating to Slavery and Black Issues in the South |
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Statistics on the Presbyterian Church in NC |
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"Slavery is an unnatural State" Notes on slavery by Campbell |
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Campbell's Writing on "Negros" in Western North Carolina and what they need for social equality |
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Some Fruits of Stillman (Tuscaloosa) Institute |
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Bureau of Social Economics, December 17 1898 |
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Report on Roman Catholic Negroes |
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Ex-Slave becoming personally acquainted with faith |
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Dr. Thomas Lawrence and Dr. Guy Carleton on Negro Education in the South |
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Col. R. Bingham, Discussing how a widow became broke after losing her 14 slaves after the end of the war |
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Empty Envelope Addressed to Campbell from W.W. Moore |
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Hunter, T.M., April 15 1909 |
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Moore, W.M., April 19 1909 |
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General Assembly in Session at Greensboro, NC 1908 |
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Hunter, T.M., April 19 1909 |
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Report of the AD Interim Committee on the Tithe |
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Mecklenburg Overture |
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Mecklenbug Overture (Campbell Notes) |
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Mecklenburg Overture |
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General Assembly, May 1909 |
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Joplin, R.W., March 4 1909 |
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The Enacting Power of the General Assembly |
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The Enacting Power of the General Assembly II |
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The Enacting Power of the General Assembly V. |
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J.E., February 13 1909 |
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Written Copy of the Ad interim Committee |
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Folder 13 |
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Warfield, B.B., May 7 1909 |
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(Milton, Collin)?, May 6 1909 |
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President of Washington and Lee University, May 7 1909 |
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Orr, James, May 2 1909 - May 5 1909 |
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Empty Packet from the Presbytery of Louisville to the Historical Foundation in Montreat |
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Folder 14 |
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List of Campbell Collection Letters |
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Alexander, W.A., 1908-1909 (7 Letters) |
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Alderman, E.A., 1908 |
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Campbell, R.F., 1908 (5 Letters) |
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D'Aubigne, C.M., 1908-1909 (5 Letters) |
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Denny, G.W., 1909 (2 Letters) |
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Fraser, A.M., 1908 (2 Letters) |
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Glasgow, F.T., 1908 |
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Hall, A.G., 1907 |
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Hemphill, C.R., 1908 (4 Letters) |
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King, S.A., 1909 (2 Letters) |
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McPheeters, W.M., 1908-1909 (8 Letters) |
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Martin, C.E., 1900 |
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Martin, Wm. J., 1907 |
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Minton, H.C., 1909 (6 Letters) |
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Moore, W.W., 1908 (8 Letters) |
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Ogden, Dunbar H., 1907 |
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Orr James, 1908-1909 (7 Letters) |
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Patton, F.J., 1919 |
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Rankin, Sarah T., 1898 |
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Reed, R.C., 1909 & 1919 |
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Roseboro, J.W., 1909 |
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Scott, W.M., 1909 (2 Letters) |
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Smith, R.P., 1899 |
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Stovaloll, P.A., 1909 (4 Letters) |
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Venable, F.P., 1908 |
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Warfield, B.B., 1908-1909 (8 Letters) |
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Williams, E.W. 1900 |
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Folder 15 |
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Untitled Sermon, Preached: September 2 1923 |
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Easter Sermon 1924 |
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The Christmas Girdle. Preached: 1920,1921,1924,1928,1931,1937 |
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Untitled Sermon, February 15 1931 |
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Untitled Sermon, February 21 1926 (Real Estate Boom in Asheville) |
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Untitled Sermon, Unknown Date |
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Sermon on Ps. 27: 4-6 |
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Address to Men's Club "For Christ Through Friendship", June 27 1923 |
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Untitled Sermon on Mal. 4:6, Luke 1:17. January 10 1926 |
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Untitled Sermon, July 10 1932 |
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Sermon on Gen 1:4, 24 & 2:7. 2Con: 5:17. Parallels between the creation and the new creation |
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Untitled Sermon, October 19 1919 |
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Thanksgiving Day Sermon, November 25 1920 |
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Sermon on the Ordination and Installation of Deacons, June 24 1923 |
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Prayer at a Community Service at the Beginning of WWI, 1917 |
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Untitled Sermon, December 5 1920 |
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Sermon on Hebrew 10:19:22 |
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Sermon on Luke 2:7, Rev 3:20 |
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"The Birth of John the Baptist" |
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"The Sabbath was made for Man", November 6 1910 |
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Folder 16 |
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Sermon: "The Disciple Whom Jesus Loved" |
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Untitled Sermon on James 2:14-17 |
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Sermon on the Seven Stars, Seven Candlesticks and the Seven Churches in Revelation, September 18 1921 & February 28 1926 |
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Sermon: Practicing the Presence of God |
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A Striking Contrast: Samson and Paul, March 1927 |
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Untitled Sermon, December 1 1918, February 28 1921, April 10 1935 |
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Untitled Sermon |
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"Two Faces in a Mirror" Sermon |
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Sermon: Do we Live by the Golden Rule? |
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Untitled Sermon, January 2 1921 |
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Sermon on Communion |
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Sermon on Luke 9:5,7-62, October 17 1920, November 26 1922 |
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Sermon on Red Cross Sundays, May 19 1918 |
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Untitled Sermon, February 18 1923 |
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Untitled Sermon |
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Folder 17 |
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Untitled Sermon on Matthew 22:54-40, June 7 1925 |
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Sermon: Lord Teach us to Pray |
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Sermon on Hebrews 11:33-34 |
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Untitled Sermon on Exodus 14:13,15 |
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Sermon: A Fatal lack |
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Untitled Sermon |
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Sermon: The Birth of Christ. For the Business Women's Circle, December 8 1925 |
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Christmas Sermon 1924 |
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Untitled Sermon, January 26 1919, December 7 1929, February 27 1938 |
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Sermon on Phil. 3:7 |
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Untitled Sermon, September 13 1931 |
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Sermon: Jesus the Great Teacher |
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Folder 18 |
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Untitled Sermon on Dem 32:21 |
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Sermon: Change of Fashions |
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Untitled Sermon |
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Sermon: The House of Jacob Shall Possess their Possessions? |
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Untitled Sermon |
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Untitled Sermon |
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Untitled Sermon |
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Untitled Sermon |
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Untitled Sermon |
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Scarlet Made White |
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Sermon: What Should be Christians Chief Desires? |
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Sermon: The Habits of Christ |
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Untitled Sermon on Romans 3:22-25 |
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Untitled Sermon (Luke 8:3) |
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Untitled Sermon on Malachi 1:8 |
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Untitled Sermon Psalm 122: 6-9 |
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Folder 19 |
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Sermon: Christ as Prophet-Priest and King |
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Untitled Sermon on Jer. 8:10-12 |
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Sermon: Saved by Fire |
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Untitled Sermon |
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Page of Handwritten Quotes |
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Sermon: After Revival- What? |
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Sermon: Rich Ruler |
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Address from the Memorial Service of Drs. William LeRoy Dunn and McPherson, Buncombe County Medical Society, May 28 1928 |
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Sermon: Work as Children of Light |
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Untitled Sermon, Micah 6:8 |
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Sermon: The Sabbath in Man's Social and Industrial Life |
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Sermon: The Good News of Jesus |
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Sermon on Revelation 1:1-20 |
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Sermon on Job 1:1-15 |
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Mother's Day Sermon, 1935 |
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Untitled Sermon on Hebrews 13:20-21 |
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Untitled Sermon |
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Untitled Sermon |
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Untitled Sermon |
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Talk Before the Daughters of the American Revolution at Mrs. Nathan Millers, February 22 1917 |
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Sermon: Forward |
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Untitled Sermon: With Newspaper Articles |
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Untitled Sermon on Amos 2:6 |
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Folder 20 |
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The Challenge of Death |
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Untitled Sermon |
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Fourfold Purpose of Education |
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Untitled Sermon on Gen 13:3-4 |
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Untitled Sermon Fragment |
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What Men Live By with Newspaper Clippings |
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Christmas Sermon, 1926 |
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Untitled Sermon on Genesis 48:15-17 |
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Untitled Sermon |
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Sermon, November 26 1922 |
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Easter Sunday Sermon, 1920 |
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Sermon on Luke 14:25-35 |
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Sermon "Following the Life of the Covenant" |
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Jacob's Dying Words, Blessing his Grandchildren |
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Untitled Sermon on Josiah 6:1-10 |
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Christmas Sermon 1922 |
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Sermon "Miracles of Jesus" |
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Christmas Sermon, 1929 |
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Box 4- Personal Notebooks |
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Memo Book 1 "Visits Received 1895-1900" "Books Lent" |
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Notebook 2 "Roll of Windy Cove" |
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Notebook 3 "Notes of Reformed Mission Work in China" |
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Notebook 4 "Quotes Notebook w/ Notes on Various Biblical Text" |
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Notebook 5 "Davidson College Church" "Notes on Elders, Session meetings and Sermon Notes" |
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Notebook 6 "Quotes Notebook" |
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Notebook 7 "Sermon Notes" |
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Notebook 8 "Sermon notes" |
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Notebook 9 "Checkbook 1902-1903" |
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Notebook 10 "Sermon Notes, Visits Paid" |
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Notebook 11 "Quotes Notebook, Notes on Scripture Passages" "Union Theological Seminary 1880-1884" |
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Notebook 12 "Sermon Notes, Quotes" |
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Notebook 13 " Quotes Notebook" |
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Box 5- 1877-1940 |
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Folder 1 |
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Work of the Soul-Winners in Western North Carolina |
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The Mountain People of the South |
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Newspaper Clippings 1899 |
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The Mountain Whites of the South |
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A Few Facts about the Work of the Society of Soul Winners |
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The Opportunity of the Church in WNC (2 Copies) |
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My First Drink and My Last, S.H. Hadley |
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The Redeemed Thief and Burglar |
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Twenty-Three Years of Home Mission Work |
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3 Glimpses into Our Evangelistic Field |
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Americans of the Midland Mountains |
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Good Will Record, The Flight Awheel by F.D. Elmer |
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The Synodical Evangelist, June 1 1897 |
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Synod of NC, 1898 |
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Religious and Social Thought and Movement |
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Subscribe to your Church Paper |
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Romance and Tragedy of Kentucky Feuds |
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Home Mission Department |
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A Presbyterian Map of the Old North State, September 1898 |
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Folder 2 |
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Standing Committee on Home Missions, 1907 |
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Synod of Appalachia, Hendersonville, 1907 (Census Data) |
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The Central Presbyterian, October 28 1908 |
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Christian Observer, October 28 1908 |
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To the Churches of the Synod of North Carolina (Asking for Donations to be divided amongst the Presbyteries) |
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A Handbook of Presbyterian Missions in the Synod of Alabama, 1898 |
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Folder 3 |
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The Attractions of the Ministry- Howard W. Pope |
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The Gospel Ministry- J.B. Shearer |
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A Call to the Ministry- Alfred T. Graham |
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The Aged Minister's Prayer (Song) |
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Our Candidates and the Supply of Ministers |
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A Call to Prayer |
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The Ministry: A Challenge and an Appeal to Christian Young Men |
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Prayer for the Men for the Ministry |
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Religion in the Home |
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How Can the Ministry be Recruited?- A.M. Fraser |
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The Supply of Candidates, March 31 1908 |
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A Pocket Full of Gems- Mildred Welch |
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Three Newspaper Articles Discussing Separate Portions of the Story in the Bible |
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Every Man's Life a Plan of God |
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Seed Corn- Containing Forty Texts and Eighty Illustrations and Quotations touching the Church's responsibility to her disabled ministers and Orphans of deceased ministers |
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Folder 4 (The Negro Question) |
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Bill Arp's Letter |
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Letter from Rev. E.W> Williams |
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Negro Burned in Colorado |
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Presbyterianism and the Negro |
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Sonnet on Booker Washington- Pam Lawrence Dunbar |
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Historical Sketch on the Work of the Presbyterian Church |
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W. Higginson on Negroes in Army and Navy in US |
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Dr. McIlwanic on Suffrage- Virginia Constitutional Convention |
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Booker Washington Endorsed |
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Does education Improve the Negro? |
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The South and the Negro- bishop Galloway |
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Dr. Swallow on Race Problem |
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Folder 5 |
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A Significant Silence- That of the Apostles in regard to their life |
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What the Church May Not Handle- Dr. Cannon |
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Politics and the Pulpit- Howerton |
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Social Service- Mckelway, McCorkle |
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Folder 6 |
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20 Years of Education in South- W.J Harris |
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Christian Education- Rev F.H. Gaines D.D. |
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Free Education of Candidates |
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Herbert Welsh |
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Objection to Beneficiary Education |
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A Liberal Education- Dr. Nicholas |
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The South on Education |
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Woodrow Wilson on Education |
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Education and Production- Charles Dabney |
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Folder 7 |
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Personal Character of Calvin by Mckelway & Gray |
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Tender Heart of Calvin |
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The 5 Great Systems |
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Renaissance of Calvinism |
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Folder 8 |
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The Spirituality of the Church |
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Reunion Overture for the Northern General Assembly to the Southern Presbyterian Church |
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Folder 9 |
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The Presbyterian Gibraltar |
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The W. Confession's Right to Construe Itself- Dr. Dabney |
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Dr Morris' paper |
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Debate in Northern Assembly |
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Dr. Warfield- 1903 |
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Folders 10-12 (The Negro Problem) |
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The Migration of the Negro |
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Struggles, Perils and Hopes |
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Symposium on Dr. Haygood's Reply to Eustis |
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"Southern Presbyterianism" on Negro Justice |
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Emancipation Experiment |
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Colored Evangelical Work- Dr. Clay Lilly |
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Bishop Wilma View of Uncle Tom's Cabin |
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Increase of Murder in the US |
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The Coon's Lullaby |
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Vance on Negro Education |
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Some Fruit of Stillman Institute |
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Statistics of Presbyterian Churches, North and South |
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Proceedings of Capon Springs Conference-1898 |
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Slater Fund |
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Principal Lipscombe on Negro Education |
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Education of the Negroes of the South |
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Howerton on Negro Presbyterian Church |
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Plain Talk to the Negroes- Booker Washington |
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Prevention of Lynching Law |
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Race Issue in the South- Literature Digest |
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Mckelway on UNC Wilmington Revolution |
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"The African America" |
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Folder 13 (Mining and Asheville) |
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Van Horn Tells of Progress in Asheville |
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Minerals of the Mountains of Great Importance to the People |
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Folder 14 |
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Southern Education- The Richmond Conference (Vol. 1)- May 7 1903 |
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Southern Education- The Race Questions by Grover Cleveland- April 23 1903 |
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The Yale Review November of 1904 (Census Statistics of the Negro) |
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An Ex-Slaveholder's View of the Negro Question in the South- Robert Bingham |
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Cooperative Missionary Crusade for the Masses (Hope for the Colored Race in America)- Rev. L.T. Christmas |
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The Problem in the South- Charles W. Dabney |
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The Voice of the Negro Illustrated Monthly- December 1905 (A Protest Against Dixonism by John D. Swain |
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Folder 15 |
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"Don't Worry"- Robert Campbell (3 Pamphlets) |
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"Colored Evangelization- Where Shall we Begin?"- Robert Campbell (2 Copies) |
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First Presbyterian Church of Savannah Georgia "All Pews are Free" |
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Folder 16 |
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Prayer Meeting Talks Log |
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Robinson, E.J., May 1938 |
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Folder 17 |
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Address Book of Dr. Campbell |
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Folder 18 |
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Notebook 1867-1877 (English Exercises) |
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Folder 19 |
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Evangelistic Notebook 1900 |
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Various Newspaper Clippings on the Importance of the Church |
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Folder 20 |
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Campbell's Student Chemistry Notebook, 1877-1878 |
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Folder 21 |
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Radio Addresses/Sermons by Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick 1923-1940 |
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Folder 22 |
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Story of the American Bible Society |
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The Bible Among the Nations |
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Great Men on the Greatest Book |
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Supplement to the Sunday School Program One Hundred Years |
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The Bible and the City- Oliver Huckel and William Ingraham Haven |
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The Bible in Brazil- Hugh C. Tucker |
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One Hundred Years 1816-1916 (Programme for the Sunday School Celebrations Centennial of the American bible Society) |
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One Hundred Years in Biography of the Bible- Simon B. Dunn |
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Bible Society Record- January 1916 |
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Centennial Bulletin of the American Bible Society |
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The Bible the Book of Mankind- Benjamin B. Warfield |
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The News Testament Among the Greeks |
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The Hebrew Bible and the Israelite Nation |
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Folder 23 |
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Questions for Bible Class |
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Youth Not So Flaming |
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Literature and Life "The Pedigree of the Pulpit" |
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The New Knowledge and the Christian Faith- Harry Emerson Fosdick |
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The Preacher in Modern Conditions |
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Vision and Authority |
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The Most Important Thing in My Life |
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Envelope Addressed to Campbell |
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A Scientist Confesses his Faith- Robert Millikan |
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"Which Christianity?"- Wilbert W. White |
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The Union Seminary Bulletin |
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Preachers are Citizens |
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The Christian Sabbath |
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A Prophetic Ministry |
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The Guide Post "Experiments" |
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Presbyterian Standard, September 2 1925 |
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Education Does Not Lead to Publicity |
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Hay Watson Smith Defends Position against Charges Made By General Assembly |
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The New York Times Book Review May 5 1929 (Earl Haig) |
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The Register |
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Inter-Relations of the Individual and the Institutions of Society |
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The Reformation in the Life of Today |
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How It Looks From the Pew- H. Jeffs |
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Is the Battle Over?- C.R. Harding |
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Hay Watson Smith, December 27 1928 (Preacher under fire from Arkansas after State passed anti-evolution laws) (Campbell seems to be supporting Smith) |
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Folks, Places and Things |
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Sunday Laws and Liberty- Robert Campbell |
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Second Presbyterian Church of Little Rock Arkansas, December 23 1928 |
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The Continent |
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The Future of the Pulpit |
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Folder 24 |
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Sprunt Lectures 1928 |
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Box 6- Papers 1860-1946 |
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Folder 1 |
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Union Theological Seminary Notes, 1882 |
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Folder 2 |
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Prayer Meeting |
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Pray meeting Talks and Sermons |
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Folder 3 |
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Sunday School Teachers' Meetings, 1904 |
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Folder 4 |
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Sunday School Lessons Preview, September 20 1919 |
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Sunday School Lessons, January 1917 |
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Folder 5 |
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Sunday School Lessons 1916 |
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Folder 6 |
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Sunday School Lessons 1912-1914 (Life of Christ and Genesis to Judges) |
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Folder 7 |
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"Is Sunday the Sabbath?"- Caryl Florio |
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Folder 8 |
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Numerous Newspaper Clippings 1915-1920 |
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Folder 9 |
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Newspaper Clippings 1925-1930 |
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Folder 10 |
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First Presbyterian Church Reports to Pastor of Women's Society, 1915-1916 |
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Folder 11 |
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First Presbyterian Church Sabbath School Extension Reports and Young People's Work |
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Statistical Reports to Presbytery, 1914-1915 |
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Treasurer's Reports |
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Folder 12 |
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Notebook of Sermon Notes |
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The Boy Who Was Called- Rose Martin Wells |
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Shall I Enter the Ministry? |
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Remembered by A Star- Mildred Welch |
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The Second Call |
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The Choice of a Vocation- Thornton Whaling |
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Folder 13 |
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Sermon: The Loneliness of Christ |
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Folder 14 |
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The Papal Decree "No Temere" (A Verbatim Report of the Imperial Meeting of Protest held in the Central Hall, London, November 19 1912) |
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The Union Seminary Magazine, October 1912 (Union Seminary in the Pastorate by Campbell) |
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The Voices of Girlhood- Mildred Welch |
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Things Which Cannot be Shaken- John Henry Jowett |
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The Journal of Race Development January 1913 |
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Folder 15 |
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Letter to Campbell from the Church Peace Union |
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A Manual of Prayer for Unity |
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Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America |
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The World Conference for the Consideration of Questions Touching Faith and Order |
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Executive Commission of the Alliance of the Reformed Churches |
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Indictment of the Rev. Mark B. Grier for Baptizing and Receiving into Christian Communion Persons Known by Him to be Living at the Time in a State of Polygamy |
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Nascetur Ridiculus Mus or Polygamy in the Greensboro Assembly, 1908 by Samuel Spahr Laws |
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Reasons for the Organization and For The Perpetuation of the Southern Presbyterian Church |
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Annual Reports of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, 1913 |
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Church Federation First Annual Report of the Executive Committee of the Inter-Church Conference on Federation |
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Annual Reports of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, 1914 |
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Second Annual Report 1908 |
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Folder 16 |
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Temperance in the Light of the Letter and the Spirit of the Bible |
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The Outlook, Saturday July 4 1908 |
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The Outlook July 11 1908 |
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The North American Review, George Harvey, November 1909 |
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Folder 17 |
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The Light, March 1912 (Temperance Journal) |
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The Light, July 1911 |
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The Light, September 1911 |
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The Iowa Injunction and Abatement Law |
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Folder 18 |
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Newspaper Clippings |
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Box 7- Scrapbook 1899-1901 |
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Letters Concerning Pamphlets on "Mountain Whites" |
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Box 8- Scrapbook (Race Problem) |
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Letters Concerning Pamphlet on "The Race Problem" |
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Box 9- Scrapbook (1862-1909) |
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Scrapbook contains personal artifacts of Campbell's life. The obituaries of both his father and his mother comprise the beginning of the scrapbook followed by many church documents and letters throughout his time as preacher in Asheville. |
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Box 10- Scrapbook (1909-1920) |
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Newspaper Articles and Letters on the Presbyterian Church regionally, nationally and globally. Others documents included are several personal letters to Campbell and several documents on the Home Missions in Western North Carolina. |
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Box 11- Papers 1866-1946 |
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Folder 1 |
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Scrapbook |
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"Excerpts from Biographies of Grover Cleveland" |
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YMCA Newspaper Article on Thanksgiving, November 1925 |
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"Beating Men to Make them Good" (Article on Harsh Punishment within Prisons) |
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"Exit the Black Man?"- Harris Dickson (Discussion on if Blacks would have stayed and worked on fields in the South instead of moving to cities they would not be facing the doom of their entire race) (Makes Claims that the Negro in 1860 was the healthiest and well treated men in the world) |
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Several Magazine Articles on Christianity and the role of the Minister |
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Folder 2 |
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Photocopy of all the documents within Folder 1 |
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Scrapbook |
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Pamphlets on race, cultural and political issues in the South and the United States. One pamphlet on a Soil Survey in Asheville. |
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Robert Campbell's "First Scrapbook" "From Mother on Christmas of 1881" |
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Newspaper clippings on religious topics from the 1880's and 1890's. |
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Folder 3 |
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Photocopy of the documents found in Campbell's First Scrapbook |
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Folder 4 |
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Two letters and certificate sent to Campbell from F.D. Roosevelt when he was Assistant Secretary to the Navy, 1918 [Previously removed from unidentified scrapbook.] |
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Box 12- 1926 |
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1926 Yearbook. Included are handwritten notes on sermons and bible verses. Also included are a multitude of newspaper articles and pamphlets. |
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Box 13-1928 |
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Journal From Thomas W. Tate to R.F. Campbell |
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Mostly reflections and notes on future sermons/bible verses. Some newspaper articles are attached with Campbell's reflections. |
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Box 14- 1929 |
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Yearbook Journal for the Year 1929 |
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Personal notes on sermons and the Bible. |
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Folders contain Newspaper articles, letters and pamphlets that were found inside of the journal itself. |
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Box 15 (1899-1904) |
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Scrapbook on "Notices of Pamphlets on Race Problem" (Includes Copy of Campbell's Work on race relations and mountain whites) |
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Box 16 |
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Scrapbook (Out of Binding) |
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Various Church Documents and Personal Documents such as Photographs and Letters |
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Box 17 (1933-1938) |
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Scrapbook (Out of Binding) |
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Newspaper Articles, Pamphlets, Letters and other personal artifacts relating to Campbell's time at the First Presbyterian Church at Asheville. |
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WWNC Non partisan City Government Address |
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Box 18 (Sermons 1886-1932) |
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Folder 1 (Sermons 1912-1919) |
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Folder 2 (Sermons 1887-1928) |
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Folder 3 (Sermons 1910-1926) |
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Folder 4 (Sermons Undated) |
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Folder 5 (Sermons 1886) |
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Folder 6 (1899-1901) |
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Folder 7 (1910-1911) |
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Folder 8 (1916-1936) |
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Folder 9 (1932) |
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Folder 10 (1904-1925) |
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Folder 11 (1904-1905) |
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Folder 12 (1898) |
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Folder 13 (1906-1924) |
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Folder 14 (1911-1932) |
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Box 19 (Sermon Notes 1891-1942) |
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Folder 1 (Sermons 1927-1936) |
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Folder 2 (Sermons 1924-1934) |
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Folder 3 (Sermons 1921-1938) |
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Folder 4 (Sermons 1918-1935) |
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Folder 5 (Sermons 1921-1943) |
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Folder 6 (Sermons Notes, Non-Dated) |
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Folder 7 (Sermon Notes, Non-Dated) |
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Folder 8 (Sermon Notes, not Dated) |
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Folder 9 (Sermons 1891-1905) |
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Folder 10 (Sermon: God and Man Finding Rest, 1913) |
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Folder 11 (Sermon outlines, clippings, Church Bulletin, 1929) |
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Folder 12 ( Sermons, 1917-1920 |
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Folder 13 (Sermons 1918-1934) |
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Folder 14 (Sermons, 1919-1932) |
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Folder 15 (Sermon notes, 1918-1942) |
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Folder 16 (Sermon Notes, 1914-1936) |
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Folder 17 (Sermon notes, 1916-1927) |
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Folder 18 (Campbell's Sermon at Thomas Wolfe's Funeral) |
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Box 20 (1889-1932) |
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Folder 1 (Sermons 1911-1919) |
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Folder 2 (Sermons 1889-1934) |
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Folder 3 (Sermons 1896-1902) |
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Folder 4 (Sermons and Sermons Outlines 1900-1921) |
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Folder 5 (Sermons 1907-1932) |
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Folder 6 (Sermons 1893-1900) |
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Folder 7 (Thoughts and Outlines, 1915-1920) |
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Folder 8 (Sermons, 1891-1921) |
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Folder 9 (Sermons, 1926-1928) |
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Folder 10 (Sermons, 1904-1916) |
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Folder 11 (Sermons 1907-1932) |
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Folder 12 (Sermons 1914-1931) |
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Box 21 |
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Folder 1 (Sermon notes, 1919-1931) |
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Folder 2 (Sermon Notes, 1923-1925) |
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Folder 3 (Sermon Notes, 1920-1940) |
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Folder 4 (Sermons with no Dates) |
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Folder 5 (Sermon Outlines, 1926) |
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Folder 6 (Sermons 1923-1932) |
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Folder 7 (Sermon Outlines 1921) |
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Folder 8 (Sermons, 1901-1940) |
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Folder 9 (Sermon Outlines and Suggestions 1912-1930) |
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Folder 10 (Notes on Missions, 1897-1909) |
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Folder 11 (Sermons 1903-1912) |
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Folder 12 (Manuscript, "David by V.S. Starbuck, N.d) |
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Folder 13 (Sermons Preached by Rev. William Pratt in Lexington, Va, 1871-1872) |
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Folders 14 (Sermons, 1938-1944) |
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Folder 15 (Sermons, 1937-1938) |
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Folder 16 (Foreign Mission Sermons, 1929) |
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Folder 17 (Sermon Notes, 1918-1938) |
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Folder 18 (Sermon Notes, 1914-1926) |
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Box 22 (1900-1940) |
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Folder 1 (Magazine Article on Campbell's 79th birthday, December 29 1937) (Christian Observer) |
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Folder 2 (The Use and Abuse of Animals) |
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Some Newspaper Articles on Prohibition and the Sabbath Included |
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Folder 3 (History of the Presbyterian Church in the United State by Thomas E. Peek) |
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(Includes Photocopied Version for Safe-Keeping) |
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Folder 4 (Souvenir Pamphlet by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, May 22 1930) |
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Folder 5 (Newspaper Clippings on the Death of President Woodrow Wilson) |
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Included are multiple photocopied versions of the various newspaper articles |
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Folder 6 (Various Newspaper Articles on Campbell's family and the Church) |
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"Generous Donation to Historical Foundation", Christian Observer, February 1928 |
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"The Titanic Disaster"- April 27 1912 (A Detailed and Exclusive Narrative by One of the Survivors, Illustrated with Photographs Taken by Passengers Aboard the Carpathia" |
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"The Dementia of Speed"- Edward Lyell Fox (Includes Political Cartoon of Teddy Roosevelt) |
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Presbyterian of the South and the Presbyterian Standard issue of The Synod of Appalachia (April, 10,1935) |
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The Presbyterian of the South, June 1 1927 |
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Index to an Unidentified Subject Matter |
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De-constructed Scrapbook |
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Folder 7 (Scrapbook Page 1) |
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Collection of Newspaper Clippings featuring poems. (Dates Unknown) |
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Folder 8 (Scrapbook Page 2) |
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Newspaper Articles, Pamphlets, letters and other pieces of information in regards to race issues in the south. |
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Folder 9 (Scrapbook Page 3) |
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Newspaper Clippings on North Carolina Ministers. |
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Newspaper Clippings on John Knox and Queen Mary of the Scots. |
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Collection of Newspaper Clippings on John Calvin and Calvinism |
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Folder 10 (Scrapbook Page 4) |
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Newspaper Clippings on John Calvin, the Presbyterian Church in 1906 and a poem by Henry Stockard on the Last Charge at Appomattox |
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Folder 11 (Scrapbook Page 5) |
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Newspaper Clippings on Foreign Missions of the Presbytery Church, Dr. Ruffner, Rev. James Reavis and an Image of snowy (Asheville?) |
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Folder 12 (Scrapbook Page 6) |
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Pamphlet on Child Labor in NC titled "Do Not Grind the Seed Corn" |
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General Assembly papers and images, 1913 |
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Newspaper clippings on Politics in Schools and a poem titled "The Trumpeter" |
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Newspaper Clippings on General Nelson A. Miles |
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Obituary for Robert E. Lee |
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Folder 13 (Scrapbook Page 7) |
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Newspaper Articles on Animals and Dogs being Man's best friend (Helped Campbell in his research?) |
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Folder 14 (Scrapbook Page 8) |
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Newspaper Clippings on Prohibition, Saloons in WNC and the establishment of a Dispensary |
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Newspaper Clippings on the "Sabbath Problem" |
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Folder 15 (Scrapbook Page 9) |
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Newspaper Articles and a letter to Campbell discussing Prohibition and the Dispensary in Asheville |
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Folder 16 (Scrapbook Page 10) |
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Newspaper Articles on Sabbath Issues in Asheville |
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Folder 17 (Scrapbook Page 11) |
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Newspaper Articles on the revival of the Christian Faith and their practices, such as Fasting, across the globe. |
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Folder 18 (Scrapbook Page 12) |
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Newspaper Clippings on Laud Cleveland, Children, Education, Family Life and Negro place in the South. |
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Image of Rev. J.E. Booker |
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Folder 19 (Scrapbook Page 13) |
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Image of Alexander Maclaren |
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Newspaper Articles on College and the Development of Men |
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Folder 20 (Scrapbook Page 14) |
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Newspaper Articles on Obligations of Women, the origins of Dixie, Gen McCormick and the War |
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"The Search for the Body of Prof. Mitchell" (Newspaper Articles in Relation to Dr. Mitchell) |
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Folder 21 (Scrapbook Page 15) |
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Newspaper Articles on the Mecklenburg Declaration, Mount Mitchell, Daniel Boone, Virginia Schools |
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Folder 22 (Scrapbook Page 16) |
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Newspaper Articles on Gambling, Construction of Extract Plant in Canton,The Presbyterian Church, |
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Folder 23 (Scrapbook Page 17) |
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Newspaper Articles on Dr O.J. Chandler, 35th Anniversary of Campbell's Tenure in Asheville, John Lyle Campbell |
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Folder 24 (Scrapbook Page 18) |
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Pamphlet on the Atlantic Line Railroad (Various unrelated Newspaper Articles) |
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Folder 25 (Scrapbook Page 19) |
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Newspaper Articles on the "New North State" |
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Folder 26 (Scrapbook Page 20) |
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Philosophical Portrait Series Collection of Photos |
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Newspaper Articles on Law Enforcement and the Ministry. William Graham and Washington Lee |
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Folder 27 (Scrapbook Page 21) |
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Newspaper Articles on JR Wilson |
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Folder 28 (Scrapbook Page 22) |
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Newspaper Articles on the End of Sunday Mail Delivery |
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Folder 29 (Scrapbook Page 23) |
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Newspaper Articles on Communion, Christian Men in the Ministry, Poems on North Carolina |
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Folder 30 (Scrapbook Page 24) |
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Various Newspaper Articles on Child Labor, the Union Theological Seminary, Remembrance of the Civil war |
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Folder 31 (Scrapbook Page 25) |
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Newspaper Article on the Union Theological Seminary |
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Box 23 1890-1930 |
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Folder 1 |
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Copy of "The Race Problem in the South"- Robert Campbell |
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Copy of Mission Work Among the Mountain Whites |
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Folder 2 (Sermon Notes 1920-1940) |
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Folder 3 (Sermon Notes 1930-1938) |
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Folder 4 (Sermon Notes 1918-1938) |
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Folder 5 (Sermons 1920-1938) |
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Folder 6 (Sermon Notes 1907-1928) |
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Folder 7 (Sermon Notes 1917-1933) |
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Folder 8 (Sermon Notes 1916-1940) |
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Folder 9 (Sermon Notes 1932) |
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Folder 10 (Sermon Notes 1923-1936) |
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Folder 11 (Sermon Notes 1923-1934) |
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Folder 12 (Sermon Notes 1920-1943) |
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Folder 13 (Sermon Notes 1916-1935) |
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Box 24 (1915-1938) |
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Folder 1 |
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Letters and Memorials in regards to the death of Mrs. R.F. Campbell |
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Folder 2 |
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Newspaper Articles on the death of Mrs. R.F Campbell |
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Folder 3 |
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Blair, W.R., June 26 1935 (Letter in regards to the Coat of Arms of the Campbell Family) |
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Folder 4 |
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R.T.H. Wilson, February 5 1923 (Includes Image of First Pastorate of Rev. Campbell) |
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Folder 5 |
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Newspaper articles and letters in regards to Campbell's decision to remain minister in 1918 after briefly considering resigning. |
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Folder 6 |
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Letters and Newspaper articles in regards to Campbell's pamphlet entitled "Sunday Laws and Liberty" |
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Folder 7 |
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Graduation Ceremony Pamphlet for Officer-Material School in 1918 |
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Folder 8 |
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Postcards |
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Folder 9 |
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Newspaper Articles on "Power Sermon" by Campbell |
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Image of Ruffner Campbell Jr, January 1927 |
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Folder 10 |
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Letter from Mrs. Mortimer Hancock, First Asheville nurse to return from WWI |
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Western Union Telegram |
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Folder 11 |
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Newspaper articles on Sunday Sabbath Laws |
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Folder 12 |
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Letter from unknown sender, 1922 |
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Folder 13 |
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Letter from Navy Department (Call for Binoculars, Spy-Glasses, Telescopes, Sextants and Chronometers) |
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Folder 14 |
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Newspaper articles on the life and work of W.A. Campbell |
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Folder 15 |
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Smith, Mary L., March 5 1923 |
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Folder 16 |
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League of Secret Prayer request for Campbell to join |
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Folder 17 |
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Smith, Bernard, April 5 1923 (Request for more copies of "Don't Worry") |
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Folder 18 |
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Newspaper articles on Sunday Sabbath laws |
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Folder 19 |
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Waite, William H., December 20 1917 |
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McMillian, Adam, December 24 1917 |
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Folder 20 |
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Letter from unknown sender (Glasgow Scotland) |
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Folder 21 |
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Tuffs, Bessie L. |
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Folder 22 |
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Treasury Statement on the Presbyterian Church 1923 |
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Folder 23 |
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Various letters on the Union Theological Seminary |
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Newspaper Article on Robert E. Lee's birthday celebration in North Carolina |
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Folder 24 |
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Dr. Bryan's farewell letter |
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Folder 25 |
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Copy of "Sunday Laws and Liberty" |
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Newspaper Articles on Campbell's resignation that would later be reversed |
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Letters praising Campbell for his work with "Sunday Laws and Liberty" |
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Folder 26 |
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Union Theological Bulletin, 1923 |
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Newspaper articles on Mission work in WNC |
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Folder 27 |
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Copy of Sunday Laws and Liberty |
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Folder 28 |
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Public Dance Hall vetoed by Asheville city leaders |
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Folder 29 |
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Ringer, Paul (Sunday) |
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Newspaper articles on the life and death of Ed Brown |
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Folder 30 |
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Image of the house of Mrs. Robert Pearson (Where the Presbytery of Mecklenburg was organized) |
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House of Mrs. Robert Pearson Image |
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Folder 31 |
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Series of pamphlets, letters and newspaper articles on "Holy Week" |
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Morrison, Cameron (Letter from the Governor of North Carolina) |
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Folder 32 |
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Letters congratulating and praising Campbell on his work entitled "The Ideal and the Practical" |
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Folder 33 |
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Secretary to the President, November 26 1920 |
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Folder 34 |
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"Saint Andrews on the Hill" |
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Folder 35 |
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Newspaper article on "What do you think of yourself"- Published by Campbell in which he asks women of the congregation how they view themselves. |
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Family Day at the First Presbyterian Church, 1926 |
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Folder 36 |
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Letters and newspaper articles on the Appalachia Synod |
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Folder 37 |
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"The Romance of the Theological Seminary" |
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Folder 38 |
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Letters in regards to the Union Theological Seminary and Sprunt Lectures |
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Folder 39 |
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Letter from Campbell's son |
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Pamphlet entitled "America" |
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Folder 40 |
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Miller, Robert, April 5 1928 |
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Folder 41 |
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Newspaper article on Campbell Bible Study Class |
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Folder 42 |
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Newspaper Articles on the 35th Anniversary of Campbell's arrival to Asheville |
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Folder 43 |
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Bryan, William Jennings, February 2 1923 (Letter regarding church and Bible Talks) |
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Pamphlet entitled "The Loss of a High Ideal" |
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Letters regarding Campbell's works |
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Folder 44 |
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Lyman, C.E., December 1912 |
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Folder 45 |
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Letters and newspaper articles in regards to publishing on Sunday |
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Folder 46 |
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Several Images on Dr. Campbell and a small group of people discussing church issues at Silver Bay, New York |
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Newspaper articles, pamphlets and letters regarding Sunday laws |
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Pamphlet on being a "Good Samaritan" |
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Folder 47 |
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Notes by Campbell on science |
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Folder 48 |
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Newspaper article on the Pen and Plate club |
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Folder 49 |
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Memorial of Dr. Walter William Moore |
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Folder 50 |
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Newspaper articles on the erection of a new church in Asheville and a planned revival. |
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Folder 51 |
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Pamphlets and newspaper articles on the Presbyterian Church and its work around the region. |
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Folder 52 |
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"The Good Samaritan" |
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Letter from the Women's Auxiliary in Asheville |
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Box 25 (1900-2004) |
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Folder 1 |
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Genealogy of Campbell family |
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Memorial Service for Dr. Campbell |
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Photocopy of the "History of the Presbyterian Church" |
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The Pen and Plate Club of Asheville, 2004 |
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Folder 2 |
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Photographs of Campbell and Family |
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Folder 3 |
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Life of Elizabeth Campbell |
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Folder 4 |
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Scrapbook of Robert Campbell. Featuring Newspaper Clippings on Political Issues and Published writings during Campbell's life. |
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Folder 5 |
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Photocopy of Scrapbook found in Folder 4 |
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Folder 6 |
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Photocopy of Thomas Wolfe's Funeral Information |
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Oversize Materials |
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