Guide to the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions Dept. of Mission Development Records

Descriptive Summary

Title

United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions Dept. of Mission Development Records

Inclusive Dates

1871-1974

Bulk Dates

1923-1972

Call Number

RG 301.7

Creator(s)

United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Dept. of Mission Development

Quantity

45.42 cubic feet

Language

Materials primarily in English with some German and Spanish materials

Restrictions on Access

Access to records created within the last 50 years is restricted; consult repository for details. Scrapbooks in Series VI, Subseries 6 restricted (fragile).

Digital Content

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Materials marked "Digital" in the Collection Inventory may not be available on Pearl or in their entirety.

Repository

Presbyterian Historical Society, 425 Lombard Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147-1516 USA

Biographical Note / Administrative History

Administrative History

In 1923, the Board of Home Missions (PCUSA) was reorganized and renamed Board of National Missions. The Board of Home Missions had included numerous departments which ministered to various segments of the population including immigrants and the urban poor, the Jews, the Spanish-speaking populations of the American Southwest and of the Caribbean islands, African-Americans in the deep South, Native Americans, and the rural population across the country.

The 1923 reorganization of boards and agencies created the Board of National Missions, which consisted of six divisions. One of those six, that of Church Extension and Missions, was given responsibility for several departments of the old Board of Home Missions. Though Church Extension and Missions maintained the separateness of each department, it united all of the work on an administrative level.

The responsibilities of Church Extension and Missions/Division of Missionary Operation were diverse; it dealt with a wide variety of Americans across the country. The work was concentrated into four departments: Town and Country Church Work, which included Indian Work; City, Immigrant and Industrial Work, which included Jewish Evangelization and Spanish-Speaking Work; West Indies; and Sunday School Missions and Mobile Ministries.

Church Extension and Missions underwent numerous changes of name and administration through the years, as did the various departments within it. Despite these minor changes and modifications, the division did not alter the nature of its work. Its areas of responsibility included missions to the Spanish-speaking population in the Southwest and in Cuba and Puerto Rico; missions to the Jews, the immigrants and the working classes in large cities; missions to the Native Americans; missions to African-Americans in the deep South; and work with children and adults in remote agricultural areas. The division's mission to minister to these people continued throughout its history.

In 1935, Church Extension and Missions was renamed Department of Missionary Operation, in 1951 Division of Missionary Operation, in 1961 Division of Church Strategy and Development, and in 1971 Department of Mission Development. In 1972, the Board of National Missions became the Program Agency.

An organizational outline follows:

Board of National Missions

1924 CHURCH EXTENSION AND MISSIONS

Town and Country Church Work
Indian Work
City, Immigrant and Industrial Work
Spanish-Speaking Work in the Southwest
Jewish Evangelization
Department of West Indies
Sunday School Missions
Mobile Ministries

1935 DEPARTMENT OF MISSIONARY OPERATION

Rural Church Work
City, Immigrant and Industrial Work
Spanish-Speaking Work
Jewish Evangelization
Sunday School Missions
Indian Work
West Indies

1951 DIVISION OF MISSIONARY OPERATION

Town and Country Church and Indian Work
City and Industrial Work
Spanish-American Work in the Southwest
Sunday School Missions and Mobile Ministries

1961 DIVISION OF CHURCH STRATEGY AND DEVELOPMENT

Local Church
Indian Ministries: Migrant Ministries
Urban and Industrial Ministries
Spanish-Speaking Ministries

1971 DEPARTMENT OF MISSION DEVELOPMENT

Non-Metropolitan Church Strategy
Ministries with American Indians
Urban and Industrial
Spanish-Speaking
Mobile Ministries

Divisions and departments of the Board of National Missions underwent many, many administrative and organizational changes over the years. This outline is intended only as a brief, condensed guide to the developments which led to the creation of the Department of Mission Development. Further details can be found in the administrative histories of each department which follow. To see every detail of changes in division and department names, responsibilities and administrative personnel, the researcher should consult the Board of National Missions' annual reports.

Department of Town and Country Church and Indian Work

In 1910, the Board of Home Missions founded the Department of Church and Country Life. While evangelical outreach to rural communities had always been a priority for Presbyterian missionaries on the national field, the formation of this department marked a more focused and ambitious direction for the Church's rural programs. In 1924, following the organization of the Board of National Missions, the Department of Church and Country Life was renamed the Department of Town and Country Church and Indian Work. For the next half century, this department served America's rural population, including Native Americans of the West and Southwest, residents of the Ozark and Appalachian mountains, migrant farm workers, and lumber camp workers in the Pacific Northwest.

Dr. Warren H. Wilson was appointed the Department's first director in 1924. His belief in the necessity of social and economic reform for America's rural communities led to the Department's involvement in such projects as the Town and Country Church Library Service and the Land Tenure Program. Through preliminary field surveys of the religious, social and economic life of each community, the Department's pastors and lay workers were able to map out strategies geared to serve the specific needs of the people of these communities. These pastors and lay workers received additional training through attendance at the "summer school" programs for Town and Country Church Work.

From 1924 to 1932, A.J. Montgomery co-directed the department with Wilson. In 1938, after Wilson's death, Dr. Henry S. Randolph took over as director until his retirement in 1960.

Department of City, Immigrant and Industrial Work

The Board of Home Missions began administering city and industrial work in 1870, following the reunion of Old School and New School Presbyterians. Drs. Henry Kendall and Cyrus Dickinson were the first directors of this work; Charles L. Thompson and John Dixon took it over some time later.

In response to the increase in the flow of immigration during the late 19th century, the 115th General Assembly (1903) charged the Board of Home Missions with the responsibility of directing mission work among foreign-speaking people in the USA. The General Assembly appointed John Dixon to supervise this work, and at the same time appointed the Rev. Charles Stelzle to head the Department of Working Men. Stelzle's specific responsibility was to study how industrialization affected the Church in the principal cities of the USA. As a result of this study, industrial work was formally organized in 1908 into the Department of Church and Labor. A separate Department of Immigration was also established. Stelzle headed both departments until 1910, when William Payne Shriver became superintendent of the Department of Immigration. In 1916, the Departments of Church and Labor and Immigration merged to become the Department of City and Immigrant Work, under Shriver. From 1923 until 1940, the department was known as the Department of City, Immigrant and Industrial Work. Shriver retired in 1941, whereupon Jacob A. Long succeeded him.

Beginning in 1932, the Department underwent several important changes. It was placed under the Department of Missionary Operations as the Unit of City, Immigrant and Industrial Work. Immigrant work was discontinued in 1941 as the influx of foreigners to the US declined, and the name changed to Unit of City and Industrial Work. In 1949, it regained its departmental status, and the name became Department of City and Industrial Work. Following Jacob Long's death in 1948, Dr. Harold H. Baldwin took over the department.

In 1960, the Department of the Urban Church took over the City and Industrial work, and Baldwin was succeeded by Arthur M. Stevenson. In 1963, the Division of Church Strategy and Development took over the Urban Church work, and continued to administer it under the direction of George Todd until the general reorganization of 1971. Thereafter, its work was absorbed by the Program Agency.

Department of Jewish Evangelization

In 1820, the General Assembly of the PCUSA accepted a trust which was to be used for the "conversion of Jews." From 1845 to 1908, the Board of Foreign Missions assumed responsibility for work with Jews, concentrating its efforts in New York City, Philadelphia and Baltimore. In 1908, the General Assembly instructed the Board of Home Missions to inaugurate evangelization of the Jews on a national basis; that body had done limited work as early as 1893 in New York City. The Board established the Department of Immigration, led by Charles Stelzle from 1908 to 1910 and by William P. Shriver from 1910 to 1920. The Department extended the evangelization work to Newark, Philadelphia and Baltimore. In 1920 the Board of Home Missions created a separate Department of Jewish Evangelization under the superintendency of Dr. John Stuart Conning.

Upon the birth of the Board of National Missions in 1923, the Department of Jewish Evangelization became a subdivision of the Department of City, Immigrant and Industrial Work. Dr. Conning continued as superintendent, and the department began work in Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, Omaha, San Francisco and Washington, DC.

From 1932 to 1937, the Board of National Missions continued its work with the Jews through the Home Mission Council's Department of Christian Approach to the Jews. In 1937, the Board resumed its own work in Jewish evangelization as part of the Unit of City, Immigrant and Industrial Work. Dr. Conrad Hoffman directed this unit from 1937 to 1946. In 1949, the Department of City and Industrial Work, under field secretary Aaron J. Klingerman, assumed responsibility for Jewish evangelization. The Board continued its work with the Jews through this department during the 1950s, primarily in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Chicago. The PCUSA and PCUS together operated Emmanuel Center, a specialized outreach ministry in Baltimore, through the early 1960s.

Department of Spanish-Speaking Work

In 1843, the General Assembly assigned responsibility for missionary work among the Spanish-speaking population of the Republic of Texas to the Board of Foreign Missions. When Texas became a state in 1846, the responsibility shifted to the Board of Domestic Missions. This Board sent its first missionary to New Mexico in 1866 and the work spread into Colorado in 1875. It took several more years for mission work to move into Arizona and California, but by 1912, when the Board of Home Missions established a Department of Spanish-Speaking Work, a total of eight Presbyterian churches had opened in these two states.

Robert McLean served the Department of Spanish-Speaking Work as its Superintendent until his retirement in 1918--his son, Robert N. McLean, succeeded him. During these early years of organization, several churches were opened, plus a hospital, two clinics, and three Homes of Neighborly Service.

In 1923, the Board of Home Missions became the Board of National Missions, and the Department of Spanish-Speaking Work became a unit under the Department of City, Immigrant and Industrial Work. Robert N. McLean continued as superintendent of the work until retirement in 1932. He was succeeded by Paul Warnshuis, who headed the department until 1961.

Department of West Indies

With the conclusion of the Spanish-American War and the declaration of religious liberty in the West Indies in 1899, Presbyterian missionaries entered Cuba and Puerto Rico. The first of these were Sunday School missionaries, including the Sunday School Board secretary, James Worden. Other Protestant denominations had entered Cuba at the same time, but by 1909 all Protestant mission work in Cuba was transferred to the Presbyterian Board of Home Missions. J. Milton Greene was superintendent for work in Cuba until he resigned in 1917; Edward Odell succeeded him. In Puerto Rico, five denominational boards divided the island among them into territories for missionary responsibility in 1901. Robert McLean superintended this work until 1909 and Edward Odell from 1909-1917. Churches were opened, hospitals and schools built. Mission work in the Dominican Republic was organized by an interdenominational board in 1920.

In 1923 the newly organized Board of National Missions created a Department of the West Indies, with Odell as the director. He continued in this position until 1949. Barney Morgan succeeded him, directing the department until the 1961 reorganization into the Division of Church Strategy and Development.

Department of Sunday School Missions and Mobile Ministries

The General Assembly of 1839 established the Presbyterian Board of Publication with a view to increasing material and ministries for Sunday School work. Sunday School mission work began in the Southern mountains in 1881, and in 1887 the Board first appointed African-American missionaries to organize Sunday Schools among African-Americans in the South. That same year the name of the Board was changed to Presbyterian Board of Publication and Sabbath School Work. In 1909 some ministers suggested that the Sunday School mission work be transferred to the Board of Home Missions. This suggestion was adopted in 1923 with the reorganization of the Board of Home Missions into the Board of National Missions.

John M. Somerndike was the first director of Sunday School Missions, serving from 1924 to 1931. In 1931 the Department became a Unit and Somerndike's title was changed to Secretary. He held this post until his death in 1939. Everett B. King succeeded Somerndike for nearly four years, resigning in 1943. J. Earl Jackman succeeded King. In 1950, the Department was expanded to include Mobile Ministries.

Mobile ministers worked among ranchers in the Southwest, lumberjacks in the Northwest, and farmers in northern New England, traveling from one remote dwelling to the next to spread the gospel and to perform marriages and baptisms. While the chief aim of Sunday School ministers was educating and evangelizing children in remote areas, mobile ministers' responsibilities were geared towards all parishioners. Ralph J. Hall, who was in a supervisory position among mobile ministers in the Western states, developed the concept of camp meetings, which gathered cowboys and ranchers together for a few days of reading, discussion and worship.

Jackman Relocation Program

In 1965 the Board of National Missions' Division of Church Strategy and Development inaugurated the Jackman Student Relocation Program. The purpose of the program was to enable educationally disadvantaged students in their second year of high school to acquire the academic background necessary for college. The procedure was to recruit interested and qualified students, to test them for their academic potential and for their need to be relocated into a better school system, and to place those who scored highest and had the greatest needs with volunteer host families throughout the Midwestern and Middle Atlantic states. The host families were selected from a pool of volunteers, based on such factors as the quality of the local school system and the interest of the local sponsoring committee. Neither host families nor students were necessarily Presbyterian. The students lived as members of their host families, attended the local high schools, and kept the Jackman Program offices abreast of their progress and plans for college.

The Jackman Program was designed to relocate disadvantaged students regardless of race, but as it turned out, all the students accepted into the program were African-Americans. Thus, the program became an experiment in integration. It was also an experiment in class relations, placing as it did children of working-class African-Americans from the deep South in white Midwestern middle-class families, neighborhoods and schools.

Betty Jean Patton headed the Jackman program from its inception in 1965 until 1970. Ms. Patton was responsible for collecting information on candidates for the program from recruiters across the country; for supervising the testing, selection, orientation and placement of the students, and for staying in close touch with the host families and the students throughout their participation in the program. In 1970 Ms. Patton retired and was replaced by Gladyce Cole. The following year the program was discontinued.

Child Development Group of Mississippi and other Mississippi projects

The Child Development Group of Mississippi (CDGM) was organized in the summer of 1965 as a statewide Head Start program. Mary Holmes Junior College, a Presbyterian school in West Point, MS, received a $5,650,000 grant from the US Government's Office of Economic Opportunity to administer the preschool program for the first year. CDGM was the delegate agency for Mary Holmes. CDGM was intended to give preschoolers a "head start" and to involve a significant percentage of the adults in the community. The children would come to the community center every day, and spend their time in play and educational activities, building towers from blocks and learning to read. They were fed one and sometimes two hot meals each day, and they were given complete medical and dental examinations. The adult members of the community attended workshops which trained them to work with children and also provided them with basic clerical and administrative skills. They were then equipped to supervise and work with the children and to hold administrative jobs on all levels in the program, from cafeteria cashier to member of the Board of Directors. The program was never intended to be run by outsiders, but for the outsiders to come in and help the community find its own feet, meanwhile ensuring that the community had a voice in all aspects of how the program was run. By 1968, it was hoped, the CDGM would be able to withdraw entirely, leaving Mary Holmes College to deal directly with the community centers throughout the state.

The program faced political obstacles from both white and black groups. The Office of Economic Opportunity spent much time and money investigating the program during 1966 and as a result Sargent Shriver, chief of the OEO, cut off funding. Shriver charged the CGDM with payroll padding, nepotism, mismanagement, and failure to involve white Mississippians. The Church, labor and civil rights leaders of the CDGM refuted the charges in a lengthy report, then took their case to Vice-President Hubert Humphrey, who negotiated with the OEO and almost immediately acquired another grant for the CGDM.

The Southeast had become a major concern to the Board by the mid-1960s, and it was involved in many projects in that area. A number of these, like the CDGM, were in Mississippi. Other projects in that state included the Clay County Community Development Corporation, which was funded through Mary Holmes College by the Board and the OEO. As its name indicates, its purpose was to encourage the population of Clay County, MS to work together to improve their situation, and, like the CDGM, it was designed to be run by members of the community and eventually to become self-supporting. The idea of the Mt. Beulah Project was to establish a community college for adults.

Collection Overview

Record Group 301.7 contains correspondence, minutes, reports, blueprints, maps and a few photographs documenting the history of Presbyterian missions in the United States in the areas described above from 1871-1974. The vast bulk of the records date from 1923, the year of the birth of the Board of National Missions, to 1972, but there are many older records in the collection.

Departments of the Board of National Missions changed names frequently. The name which most accurately reflects each department's work as documented in these records is the name used in this collection. The name Department of City, Immigrant and Industrial Work, for example, was the name of this department during most of the period of time covered by the records, and it indicates the full scope of the department's work. Although some of the departments/units spent most of their years as subdivisions of other departments, they were all self-contained units of work and except for administrative purposes they stood alone. Therefore each department/unit has been given the title Department in this finding aid.

Each of the series in this record group is divided into subseries (Series II, Subseries 5: Department of Jewish Evangelization, 1920-1948, was Series III which is now vacant).

Series I: Department of Town and Country Church and Indian Work, 1871-1972
8.08 cubic feet

This series consists of correspondence, field surveys and reports, manuscripts and articles and various miscellaneous items such as pamphlets and clippings. Of special interest are the field surveys and reports, which offer a statistical and social as well as a religious history of life in 20th-century American rural communities.

The series is divided into nine subseries. The first six subseries pertain to Town and Country Church Work: 1) Field Correspondence, 1916-1939; 2) Field Surveys and Reports, 1916-1959; 3) Henry S. Randolph, Director: Articles, Speeches and Writings, 1910-1965 (bulk 1938-1961); 4) Warren H. Wilson, Director: Articles, Speeches and Writings, 1908-1937; 5) Directors’ Subject Files, 1899-1965; and 6) Matthew B. McNutt Field Correspondence Files, Speeches and Articles, 1910-1936 (bulk 1912-1922). The last three subseries pertain to Indian Work: 7) Board of National Missions Indian Work; Administrative Files, 1881-1972; 8) Board of National Missions Indian Work; Missions and Schools, 1871-ca. 1967; and 9) G. Shubert Frye, Associate: Subject Files, 1960-70.

Field correspondence documents the daily life of ministers, missionaries and lay workers who served the department. It addresses issues such as the effects of the Depression on farmers, the unionization of Southern workers, the rise of such vigilante groups as the Ku Klux Klan in rural areas, and the Church's ministry to Native Americans. Subseries 6 mainly documents the field work of Matthew Brown McNutt, an assistant in the Department of Church and Country Life, and consists primarily of incoming correspondence to McNutt (particularly from Warren H. Wilson and Anna B. Taft) as well as his speeches and articles.

The records of Indian Work include files on Native American schools and churches and mission stations. The subject files of G. Shubert Frye, an associate with the Division of Church Strategy and Development's Ministries with Indians and Migrant Workers during the 1960s, are also included.

Series II: Department of City, Immigrant and Industrial Work, 1888-1960 (bulk 1920-1950)
6.00 cubic feet (includes subseries 5)

This collection contains miscellaneous records from the Department of City, Immigrant and Industrial Work, 1888-1960. The bulk of the records date from 1920-1950.

The series is divided into five subseries: 1) William P. Shriver, Superintendent; Files, 1888-1943; 2) Jacob A. Long, Superintendent; Files, 1910-1957; 3) Field Surveys and Reports, 1936-1960; 4) [vacant]; and 5) Department of Jewish Evangelization, 1920-1948.

The subject files document the full range of the department's activities. Included are materials reflecting the work with synods and presbyteries, neighborhood houses, and community centers. There is extensive documentation on work with Oriental, Italian, Hungarian and Spanish-speaking immigrants. There is a significant amount of material on internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II. There are also files on African-American work, Jewish evangelization, and work with laborers.

The collection also includes a large number of field surveys done by the department.

The alphabetically arranged files in Subseries 1 and 2 appear to be from William Shriver's office and that of his successor, Jacob Long. However, earlier files from the Department of Immigration under Stelzle and Shriver and later records from Long's successor, Baldwin, also appear in the collection.

The field surveys in this series are alphabetically arranged--place name and date only are listed in the finding aid. See folder labels for full titles.

Series II, Subseries 5: Department of Jewish Evangelization, 1920-1948
1.00 cubic foot

This subseries includes files on various Jewish neighborhood houses and community centers, and correspondence between the Department of Jewish Evangelization and Jewish refugees from Hitler's Germany. Some of the letters in the refugees' correspondence files are in German. A reading knowledge of that language will be helpful but is not essential. Also included are records of the Department's reports to and correspondence with the US government over its involvement in helping German refugees.

Subseries 5 is divided into three sub-subseries: 1) Subject Files, 1920-1940; 2) Refugee Correspondence, 1928-1948; and 3) U.S. Government, 1939-1942.

Series III: [Vacant]

Series III is now Series II, Subseries 5: Department of Jewish Evangelization, 1920-1948.

Series IV: Department of Spanish-Speaking Work, 1887-1963
7.00 cubic feet

This series contains subject files, correspondence from missionaries on the field, and Paul Warnshuis' files, which include correspondence, building and property records, and reports. It includes limited information on Oriental work in California; far more extensive records on this topic are in Series II, City, Immigrant and Industrial Work records.

The series is divided into four subseries: 1) Subject Files, 1887-1958; 2) Field Correspondence, 1928-1962; 3) Paul Warnshuis, Director; Files, 1920-1963; and 4) Correspondence and Reports, 1927-1963.

Series V: Department of West Indies, 1900-1972
5.75 cubic feet

This series includes subject files; field correspondence; building and property records; pension records; and files on churches, hospitals and schools.

The series is divided into four subseries: 1) administrative files, 1909-1960; 2) Cuba, 1921-1972; 3) Puerto Rico, 1900-1971; and 4) Dominican Republic, 1949-1960.

Most of the records in this series are from the work in Cuba and Puerto Rico; there is very little material on the Dominican Republic. Many items dating back to the first quarter of the 20th century document the early history of mission work in the West Indies.

Series VI: Department of Sunday School Missions and Mobile Ministries, 1887-1968
15.00 cubic feet

The bulk of this series consists of field reports and correspondence, some large sections of which date back to the Presbyterian Board of Publication and Sabbath School Work which became the Department of Sunday School missionaries in 1923. The reports contain narratives of the work done during that period, as well as statistics on calls made, conversions achieved and Sunday Schools opened. It also includes newsletters and circular letters, and subject files. In addition, there is a set of scrapbooks dating as far back as 1896: these include clippings, brochures, pamphlets and form letters. The Missionaries' Record Books includes statistical information.

The series is divided into seven subseries: 1) Field reports, 1923-1968; 2) Bulletins/News From Field, 1910-1966; 3) Field Correspondence, 1920-1968 (bulk 1940-1945, mid-1950s-1967); 4) Camp Meetings/Conferences, 1939-1967 (bulk 1951-1967); 5) Subject Files, 1887-1968; 6) Scrapbooks, 1896-1947; and 7) Missionaries’ Record Books, 1918-1937.

Subseries 5 contains several items relating to the early history of the Department, including an 1887-1903 register of Sabbath School missionaries.

Series VII: Jackman Relocation Program, 1965-1972
2.00 cubic feet

This series includes files on host families and students who participated in the Jackman program; these files contain correspondence, agreements, clippings and evaluations. There are additional files of correspondence and reports.

These records provide a detailed look at race relations in the 1960s; the correspondence reveals many details of the situations experienced by the relocated students and by their host families.

The series is divided into three subseries: (1 Administrative Files, 1964-1972; 2) Host Families' Files, 1965-1972; and 3) Students' Files, 1965-1972.

Home states of the host families and the students are noted both in the finding aid and on the folders, as this information was included on the original folder labels.

Series VIII: Child Development Group of Mississippi and other Mississippi projects, 1965-1974,
1.58 cubic feet

This series includes correspondence, proposals, reports and a scrapbook mainly of photographs from the CDGM, as well as some records of the Delta Ministry, the Clay County Community Development Project, and the Mt. Beulah Project.

The series is divided into four subseries: 1) Child Development Group of Mississippi, 1965-1969; 2) Clay County Community Development Corporation, 1968-1973; 3) Delta Ministry, 1967-1974; and 4) Mt. Beulah Project, 1968-1970.

Organization and Arrangement

The collection is arranged as follows:

SERIES I: DEPARTMENT OF TOWN AND COUNTRY CHURCH AND INDIAN WORK, 1871-1972
Subseries 1: Field Correspondence, 1916-1939
Subseries 2: Field Surveys and Reports, 1916-1959
Subseries 3: Henry S. Randolph, Director: Articles, Speeches and Writings, 1910-1965 (bulk 1938-1961)
Subseries 4: Warren H. Wilson, Director: Articles, Speeches and Writings, 1908-1937
Subseries 5: Directors’ Subject Files, 1899-1965
Subseries 6: Matthew B. McNutt Field Correspondence Files, Speeches and Articles, 1910-1936 (bulk 1912-1922)
Subseries 7: Board of National Missions Indian Work; Administrative Files, 1881-1972
Subseries 8: Board of National Missions Indian Work; Missions and Schools, 1871-ca. 1967
Subseries 9: G. Shubert Frye, Associate: Subject Files, 1960-1970

SERIES II: DEPARTMENT OF CITY, IMMIGRANT AND INDUSTRIAL WORK, 1888-1960 (bulk 1920-1950)
Subseries 1: William P. Shriver, Superintendent; Files, 1888-1943
Subseries 2: Jacob A. Long, Superintendent; Files, 1910-1957
Subseries 3: Field Surveys and Reports, 1936-1960
Subseries 4: [vacant]
Subseries 5: Department of Jewish Evangelization, 1920-1948

SERIES II: SUBSERIES 5: DEPARTMENT OF JEWISH EVANGELIZATION, 1920-1948
Sub-subseries 1: Subject Files, 1920-1940
Sub-subseries 2: Refugee Correspondence, 1928-1948
Sub-subseries 3: U.S. Government, 1939-1942

SERIES III: [VACANT]

SERIES IV: DEPARTMENT OF SPANISH-SPEAKING WORK, 1887-1963
Subseries 1: Subject Files, 1887-1958
Subseries 2: Field Correspondence, 1928-1962
Subseries 3: Paul Warnshuis, Director; Files, 1920-1963
Subseries 4: Correspondence and Reports, 1927-1963

SERIES V: DEPARTMENT OF WEST INDIES, 1900-1972
Subseries 1: Administrative Files, 1909-1960
Subseries 2: Cuba, 1921-1972
Subseries 3: Puerto Rico, 1900-1971
Subseries 4: Dominican Republic, 1949-1960

SERIES VI: DEPARTMENT OF SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSIONS AND MOBILE MINISTRIES, 1887-1968
Subseries 1: Field Reports, 1923-1968
Subseries 2: Bulletins/News From Field, 1910-1966
Subseries 3: Field Correspondence, 1920-1968 (bulk 1940-1945, mid-1950s-1967)
Subseries 4: Camp Meetings/Conferences, 1939-1967 (bulk 1951-1967)
Subseries 5: Subject Files, 1887-1968
Subseries 6: Scrapbooks, 1896-1947
Subseries 7: Missionaries’ Record Books, 1918-1937

SERIES VII: JACKMAN RELOCATION PROGRAM, 1965-1972
Subseries 1: Administrative Files, 1964-1972
Subseries 2: Host Families' Files, 1965-1972
Subseries 3: Students' Files, 1965-1972

SERIES VIII: CHILD DEVELOPMENT GROUP OF MISSISSIPPI AND OTHER MISSISSIPPI PROJECTS, 1965-1974
Subseries 1: Child Development Group of Mississippi, 1965-1969
Subseries 2: Clay County Community Development Corporation, 1968-1973
Subseries 3: Delta Ministry, 1967-1974
Subseries 4: Mt. Beulah Project, 1968-1970

The guiding principle behind the arrangement of this collection was the organizational structure of the Church Extension and Missions/Division of Missionary Operation. Five record groups were combined, along with unprocessed material, to form this collection, and imposing institutional order on the records and correcting errors in previous arrangement while respecting provenance as much as possible was the only practical solution. For example, the records of the Department of West Indies and those of the Department of Spanish-Speaking Work were originally processed together as one record group (RG 104) with no indication that these were the records of two separate departments. The records of the two departments were separated and the institutional order imposed.

Alternative Formats

Series II, Subseries 5 also available on microfilm: MFPOS 1232 r. 1-3.To browse this collection's digitized materials visit Pearl.

Materials marked "Digital" in the Collection Inventory may not have been digitized in their entirety.

Related Material

Administrative Information

Processing Information

RG 301.7 processed and finding aid created in July 1991 by Stephanie Muntone, Processing Archivist. Finding aid edited in December 2013 by Bill Brock, Collection Management Archivist.

Series I
Record Group 138, Department of Town and Country Church and Indian Work Records, was reprocessed to form this series. Some materials have been added from the library.

Collection processed and preliminary inventory prepared in 1978 by Robert A. Goldstein, Assistant Archivist. Collection processed and finding aid prepared in 1985 by Janet Brice Bishop, Assistant Archivist. Series V and VI added and new finding aid prepare in 1986 by Frederick J. Heuser, Jr, Archivist. Collection reprocessed and finding aid revised in July 1991 by Stephanie Muntone, Processing Archivist.

Series II
Record Group 202, Department of City, Immigrant and Industrial Work Records, was reprocessed to form this series. Subseries 3, Field Surveys and Reports, was added.

Series II, Subseries 4 is vacant (per July 1991 finding aid; it is unclear as to why).

Collection processed and finding aid prepared in 1985 by Frederick J. Heuser, Jr, Archivist. Collection reprocessed and finding aid revised in July 1991 by Stephanie Muntone, Processing Archivist.

Series II, Subseries 5
Record Group 127, Department of Jewish Evangelization Records, was reprocessed to form this subseries.

Series II, Subseries 5 was Series III which is now vacant.

Collection processed in 1977 by Jane Ramsay. Finding aid prepared in 1985 by Frederick J. Heuser, Jr, Archivist. Collection reprocessed and finding aid revised in July 1991 by Stephanie Muntone, Processing Archivist.

Series IV
Record Group 104, Department of Spanish-Speaking Work/Department of West Indies Records, was reprocessed to form this series. The records from the Department of West Indies were separated from the others and will be found in Series 5.

Collection reprocessed and finding aid prepared in July 1991 by Stephanie Muntone, Processing Archivist.

Series V
Record Group 104, Department of Spanish-Speaking Work/Department of West Indies Records, and Record Group 106, Department of West Indies Records, were reprocessed and combined to form this series. The Spanish-Speaking Work records from Record Group 104 were separated from the West Indies Records; they form Series 4.

Collection reprocessed and finding aid prepared in July 1991 by Stephanie Muntone, Processing Archivist.

Series VI
Record Group 107, Department of Sunday School Missionaries and Mobile Ministers, was combined with unprocessed material to form this series.

Collection processed and finding aid prepared in 1990-91 by Stephanie Muntone, Processing Archivist.

Series VII
Collection processed and finding aid prepared in July 1991 by Stephanie Muntone, Processing Archivist.

Series VIII
Collection processed and finding aid prepared in 1991 by Stephanie Muntone, Processing Archivist.

Catalog Headings

The following headings have been used to index the description of this collection in the society’s electronic catalog.

Personal Name Subject

Wilson, Warren Hugh, 1867-1937.

Cloud, Henry Roe, 1885-1950.

Randolph, Henry S., 1893-1965.

Cook, Charles Henry, 1838-1917.

Frye, Goar Shubert, 1904.

George, Bryant, 1927-.

Warnshuis, Paul Livingstone, 1894-1977.

Shriver, William P. (William Payne), 1872-1957.

McNutt, Matthew Brown, 1867-1952.

Corporate Subject

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Dept. of Spanish-Speaking Work.

Child Development Group of Mississippi

United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Division of Church Strategy and Development.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Dept. of Jewish Evangelization.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Cuba Presbytery

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Dept. of Sunday School Missions and Mobile Ministries.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Dept. of Town and Country Church and Indian Work.

United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Dept. of Town and Country Church and Indian Work.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Southwest Indian Ministries.

United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Jackman Relocation Program

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Division of Missionary Operation.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Dept. of Sunday School Missions and Mobile Ministries.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Dept. of Educational and Medical Work.

Refugee Resettlement Information Exchange Project (U.S.)

Topical Subject

Presbyterian Church--Missions--United States.

Missions to Jews.

Indians of North America--Missions.

Church work with immigrants.

Evangelistic work.

Missions, Medical.

Refugees--Government policy--Religious aspects.

World War, 1914-1918.

World War, 1939-1945.

Missions--Educational work.

Missionaries.

African Americans--Education.

Civil rights movement.

Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Archival resources.

Genre-form

Minutes

Blueprints

Correspondence

Reports

Photographs

Corporate Added Name

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Dept. of Town and Country Church and Indian Work.

United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Dept. of Town and Country Church and Indian Work.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Dept. of Jewish Evangelization.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Dept. of Spanish-Speaking Work.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Dept. of of West Indies.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Dept. of Sunday School Missions and Mobile Ministries.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Dept. of Missionary Operation.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Division of Missionary Operation.

United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Division of Missionary Operation.

United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Division of Church Strategy and Development.

United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Jackman Relocation Program.

Child Development Group of Mississippi.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of National Missions. Division of Church Extension and Missions

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of Home Missions.

Collection Inventory

Box	Folder	Description	Alternative Formats

1	1	Finding Aid to Record Group 301.7

		SERIES I: DEPARTMENT OF TOWN AND COUNTRY CHURCH WORK AND INDIAN WORK, 1871-1972

		Town and Country Church Work

		Subseries 1: Field Correspondence, 1916-1939

1	2	Alabama, 1921
1	3-8	Arkansas, 1922-38
1	9	California, 1921-29
1	10	Colorado, 1926
1	11	Illinois, 1921
1	12	Iowa, 1917-29
1	13	Kansas, 1920
1	14	Kentucky, 1923-29
1	15	Louisiana, 1929-30
1	16-17	Missouri, 1920-37
1	18-22	North Carolina, 1916-39
1	23	New York, 1925-32
1	24	Ohio, 1918-37
1	25-26	Oregon, 1927-29, 1932-34
1	27	Pennsylvania, 1918, 1926
1	28-32	Tennessee, 1921-39
1	33	Texas, 1922-24
1	34	Texas, 1928-29
1	35	Washington, 1921-32
1	36	Wyoming, 1924-27
1	37	Wyoming, 1928-29

		Subseries 2: Field Surveys and Reports, 1916-1959

1	38	Illinois, 1936
1	39	Iowa, n.d.
1	40	Kansas, 1920
1	41	Kentucky--Upper Big Sandy Presbyterian Parish, 1955-56
1	42	1924-35
1	43	Maryland--New Castle Presbytery, 1951
1	44	Mid-South Synod, 1955
1	45	Minnesota, 1955
1	46	Missouri, 1917-37

2	1	New Jersey--West Jersey Presbytery, 1940
2	2	New York, 1920-29
2	3	New York--Susquehanna Presbytery, 1959
2	4	New York--Utica Presbytery, 1954
2	5	North Carolina--Catawba Presbytery, 1953
2	6	Ohio, 1917, 1934, n.d.
2	7-8	Ozarks, 1923-36, n.d.
2	9	Pennsylvania, 1928-53
2	10	Pennsylvania, 1949
2	11	Southern Mountains, 1920-38
2	12	Tennessee, 1916-39
2	13	Tennessee, 1916-26
2	14	Tennessee, 1931-41
2	15	Tennessee, Jackson County, 1917
2	16	Texas, 1922-24
2	17	Utah, 1933-35
2	18	Western States--Lumber Camp Work, 1916-38
2	19	Wisconsin Synod, 1935
2	20	List of Aided Fields, 1934
2	21	Annual Field Reports, Circular Letters, 1928
2	22	Annual Field Reports, Circular Letters, 1928
2	23	Christ Church, Quaker Hill, NY, 1925-27
2	24	Presbytery Boundaries, 1935-36

		Subseries 3: Henry S. Randolph, Director: Articles, Speeches and Writings, 1910-1965 (bulk 1938-1961)

2	25	1938-44
2	26	1939-54
2	27	1941-42, 1959-60
2	28	1944-46
2	29	1946-51
2	30	1948-54
2	31	Columbia Seminary Lectures, 1951
2	32	1953-59
2	33	University of Arkansas Lectures, 1955
2	34	1955-56
2	35	1956-57
2	36	1957-58
2	37	1958-60
2	38	Virginia Polytechnic Institute Lectures, 1961

3	1	1961, n.d.
3	2	Undated
3	3	Published Articles, 1930-60
3	4	List of Articles, Correspondence
3	5	Biographical Sketches, 1958-1965
3	6	Clippings, 1930-60
3	7	Anna B. Taft--Articles, Addresses, 1911-14, n.d.
3	8	Anna B. Taft--Correspondence, 1910-15
3	9	Claude Williams--Correspondence, 1934-35
3	10	Claude Williams--Reports, Legal Records, 1934, n.d.

		Subseries 4: Warren H. Wilson, Director: Articles, Speeches and Writings, 1908-1937

3	11	1908-13
3	12	1913-15
3	13	1913
3	14	1913-14
3	15	1916-19, 1923-27
3	16	1920-36
3	17	1925, n.d.
3	18	Correspondence from Field Trips, 1925-36
3	19	Book Reviews, 1926-27
3	20	Ireland, 1927
3	21	1928-32
3	22	India--Correspondence, Articles, 1930-32
3	23	1932-35
3	24	Selden C. Adams Correspondence, 1932-37
3	25-33	Undated
3	34	List of Manuscripts
3	35	Biographical Sketches
3	36	YMCA Educational Service with AEF in France, 1917-20

		Subseries 5: Directors' Subject Files, 1899-1965

3	37	Agricultural Adjustment Administration, 1935
3	38	Book Reviews (books by Wilson), 1926-27
3	39	Certificate of Honorary Membership in BNM (Wilson)
3	40	Department of Church and Country Life--Committee Meeting, 1912
3	41	Commissions/Contracts--Town and Country Ministers' Salaries, 1925-34
3	42	Community Studies, 1911-12
3	43	Demonstration Parishes, 1932-33
3	44	History of Town and Country Church Department, 1956
3	45	Home Missions Council--Town and Country Committee, 1926-27
3	46	International Association of Agricultural Missions/Agricultural Mission Foundation, 1932-37

4	1	A Manual for Town and Country Churches (by Randolph), 1944
4	2	A Manual for Town and Country Churches (by Randolph), 1945
4	3	A Manual for Town and Country Churches (by Randolph and Maloney), 1950
4	4	Stanley McCormick School, Burnesville, NC, 1899-1925
4	5	McCormick School, 1924-37
4	6	McCormick School, 1920-21
4	7	Omaha School for Presbyterian Pastors--Conference, 1960
4	8-9	Policy and Planning, 1913-52, n.d.
4	10	Press Releases, 1910-14, n.d.
4	11	Princeton Theological Seminary--Summer Course on Rural Church, 1942-58
4	12	Property Records, 1901-19
4	13-14	Publications, 1924-1965, n.d.
4	15	"The Rural Church in American Life" (outline study), n.d.
4	16	Rural Strategy Subcommittee, 1946-48
4	17	Supplemental Salary Grants, 1961-62
4	18	A-K, 1961-62
4	19	K-W, 1961-62
4	20	School Survey Committee, 1923-27
4	21	Town and Country Church Seminar, 1955
4	22	Committee on Sharecropper Work, 1944
4	23	Statistical Data, 1922-37

		Summer Schools
4	24	Summer Schools in Religion--General, 1913-36
4	25	California--San Anselmo Seminary, 1915-16
4	26	Colorado, 1916
4	27	Illinois, 1937
4	28	Iowa, 1913-16
4	29	University of Maryland, n.d.
4	30	Michigan Agricultural College, 1916
4	31	Minnesota, 1937
4	32	Missouri, 1935-37
4	33	Montana, 1915-16
4	34	Nebraska, 1916, 1937
4	35	New York--Cornell, Auburn, Columbia, 1915-16, 1936-37
4	36	North Carolina, 1939
4	37	Ohio State University, 1923
4	38	South Dakota--Brookings, 1936-37
4	39	Tennessee, 1916
4	40	Washington, 1916
4	41	Wisconsin, 1936-37
4	42	Testimonials, 1913-21
4	43	Union Theological Seminary, 1932-37

		Subseries 6: Matthew Brown McNutt Field Correspondence Files, Speeches and Articles, 1910-1936 (bulk 1912-1922)

4	44	Field Correspondence, 1912
4	45-49	Field Correspondence, 1913
4	50-53	Field Correspondence, 1914
4	54	Field Correspondence, 1915, Jan-Apr

5	1-3	Field Correspondence, 1915, Apr-Dec
5	4-7	Field Correspondence, 1916
5	8-12	Field Correspondence, 1917
5	13-17	Field Correspondence, 1918
5	18-25	Field Correspondence, 1919
5	26	Field Correspondence, 1920
5	27-30	Field Correspondence, 1921
5	31	Field Correspondence, 1922
5	31a	Field Correspondence/Correspondence, 1922-1936
5	32	Speeches, Articles, 1912-22
5	33	Speeches, Articles, n.d.
5	34	"Modern Methods in the Country Church," 1910

		Indian Work

		Subseries 7: Board of National Missions Indian Work; Administrative Files, 1881-1972

5	35	Board of National Missions--Indian Work, 1925, n.d.
5	36	BNM--List of Churches Aided, 1948-51
5	37	Chronology/History of Indian Missions 1628-1922, n.d.

6	1	Chronologies
6	2	Conference on National Missions Problems in AZ and NM Synods, 1944
6	3	Consultation on Presbyterian Navajo Missions, 1960
6	4	"Experimental Navajo Curriculum Units," n.d.
6	5	Tribal Histories, n.d.
6	6	Beatty and Duffield Mission to Indians--Transcripts of Historical Materials, n.d.
6	7	Indian Churches, 1961-62
6	8	Indian Wardship, 1940-43
6	9	Maps, 1927, 1940, 1946
6	10	Publications--Indian Work, ca. 1914-1972	Digital
6	11	Missions to the Navajo--Supplement to Survey, n.d.
6	12	North American Home Missions Congress, 1930
6	13	"Our Indian Missions" (by J.M. Somerndike), 1937
6	14	Missionaries to Indians--Biographical Materials
6	15	Questionnaire for Indian Study--Responses, 1949-50
6	16	Questionnaire on Program of Christian Education, 1949
6	17	Membership Studies of Indian Churches (Summary Church Data Sheets), 1940-60

7	1	Miscellaneous Reports, Budgets, 1900-14
7	2	Statistics on Indian Churches, 1930-46
7	3	Study of Language Mission Work in the USA, 1961
7	4	Summaries of BNM Indian Work, 1881-1960
7	5	UPCNA Indian Work

		Subseries 8: Board of National Missions Indian Work; Missions and Schools, 1871-ca. 1967

7	6	Arizona, 1930, 1960
7	7	Arizona--Chin Lee (Chinle) Navajo Reservation, 1921-22

		Cook Christian Training School
7	8	1922-45
7	9	1954-61
7	10	1961-64
7	11	Annual Reports, 1960-62
7	12	Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, 1963
7	13	Board Minutes, Reports, 1960-62
7	14	Board Minutes, Reports, 1962-63
7	15	Board Minutes, Reports, 1963
7	16	Presidential Address, 1962
7	17	Proposals, Plans, Resolutions, 1939-63
7	18	Publications, 1937-63, n.d.
7	19	Reports and Studies, 1940-62, n.d.
7	20	Students, 1943, 1956-57
7	21	Study (by Randolph), 1962

		Ganado Mission
7	22	1905-11
7	23	1950-60
7	24	Graduations, 1939-54
7	25	Histories, 1921-26, n.d.
7	26	News Bulletin, 1932-33
7	27	Publications, 1914-15, n.d.
7	28	Radio Station, 1960-63
7	29	Reports, 1905, 1930, n.d.

7	30	Arizona--Leupp Mission, 1920-22, 1930
7	31	Arizona--Navajo Bible Training School, Fort Defiance, AZ, 1921
7	32	Arizona--F.V. Richards/Warren Wilson Correspondence, 1921-23
7	33	Arizona--Sacaton Indian Mission, 1920-26
7	34	Arizona--First Pima Indian Church
7	35	Arizona--Removal of H.K. Dyer, 1922-23
7	36	Arizona--Dirk Lay, 1926-29
7	37	Arizona--Water Supply, 1901, 1924
7	38	Arizona--Salt River Reservation, 1921-22
7	39	Arizona--San Miguel Manse and Indian Oasis Church, 1911-48
7	40	Arizona--Scottsdale/Phoenix Presbytery, 1925-28
7	41	Arizona--Tolchaco Mission to the Navajos, 1912-25
7	42	Arizona--Topawa Church, 1916-17
7	43	Arizona--Tuba Church, 1905-20
7	44	Arizona--Tucson Indian Training School, 1886-1956
7	45	Arizona--Tucson Indian Training School, Interviews, n.d.
7	46	Arizona--Tucson Indian Training School, Publications, n.d.
7	47	Tuller College and School, Window Rock, AZ, ca.1967
7	48	Arizona--Vah Ki Church, Sacaton, AZ, 1927-28
7	49	Arizona--Vamori (Vommery), 1916-20
7	50	Arizona--Reports, n.d.
7	51	Arizona--Statistics for Navajo Churches, 1920-59
7	52	California, 1912-55
7	53	California--Bishop Church, 1920-22
7	54	California--Hoopa Mission, 1895-1906
7	55	California--Hoopa Mission, 1908-24
7	56	California--North Fork, 1903, 1923, 1930-31, n.d.
7	57	Colorado, 1915, 1923, 1939-43
7	58	Florida, 1929-37
7	59	Idaho--Grants for Indian Work, 1939-42
7	60	Idaho--Blackfoot Mission, Fort Hall, ID, 1889-1900

8	1	Idaho--Blackfoot Mission, Fort Hall, ID, 1912-19
8	2	Idaho--Blackfoot Mission, Fort Hall, ID, 1919-24
8	3	Idaho--Kamiah Church, 1899-1925, 1932
8	4	Idaho--Lapwai Mission, 1890-1923
8	5	Idaho--Lapwai Mission--Publications, Clippings, 1890-1931, n.d.
8	6	Idaho--Lapwai Mission--Reports, 1930
8	7	Idaho--Meadow Creek, 1895-1910
8	8	Idaho--Meadow Creek, 1912-18
8	9	Idaho--Nez Perce Indians--Study, 1962-64
8	10	Idaho--North Fork Mission, 1911-13
8	11	Idaho--North Fork Mission, 1913-14
8	12	Idaho--North Fork Mission, 1914-29
8	13	Idaho--North Fork Mission--Legal Documents, 1912-13
8	14	Idaho--1953
8	15	Illinois, 1959
8	16	Iowa--Mesquakie Indian Mission Survey, Correspondence, 1959-60
8	17	Kansas, 1937-44
8	18	Kansas--Iowan Indian Mission, 1913-28
8	19	Michigan, 1920, 1940
8	20	Montana--Poplar, 1895, 1921-22
8	21	Montana--Presbyterian Indian Mission, Wolf Point, 1897-1930
8	22	Nebraska, 1921-58
8	23	Nebraska--Omaha Reservation, 1888-1910
8	24	Nebraska--Santee Normal Training School, 1928
8	25	Nebraska--Walthill Hospital, 1919-22, n.d.
8	26	New Mexico, 1923-44
8	27	New Mexico--Jewett Property, 1899-1922
8	28	New Mexico--Red Rock Hospital, 1917-21
8	29	New Mexico--Red Rock Hospital, 1921-24
8	30	New Mexico--Shiprock Church, 1917-22
8	31	New Mexico--Zuni Pueblo, 1894-97
8	32	New York, 1871-1945
8	33	North Dakota, 1917-22
8	34	Oklahoma, 1922-43
8	35	Oklahoma, 1953

		Dwight Indian Training School
8	36	1892-1946
8	37	Bulletin, 1912-38
8	38	Clippings, 1924, n.d.
8	39	Histories, n.d.
8	40	Publications, 1903-45

8	41	Oklahoma--Elm Spring Community Center, 1930
8	42	Oklahoma--Henry Kendall College, 1890-1906
8	43	Oklahoma--Kendall College--Publications and Clippings, 1894-1928, n.d.
8	44	Oklahoma--Industrial School Issue, 1913
8	45	Oklahoma--Legal Agreements with Muscogee Nation, 1897-99
8	46	Oklahoma--Oklahoma Mary Gregory Memorial School, 1895-1911
8	47	Oklahoma--Nuyaka Mission, 1882-1903
8	48	Oklahoma--Seminole Indian Conferences, 1923-45
8	49	Oklahoma Surveys and Studies, n.d.
8	50	Oklahoma--Talequah, 1894-1910
8	51	Oklahoma--Wheelock Academy, 1897-1909
8	52	Oregon, 1900-56
8	53	South Dakota, 1939-55
8	54	South Dakota--"Dakota Indians in Today's World", 1962
8	55	South Dakota--Good Will Mission, 1894-1907

9	1	South Dakota---Pahasha Church, 1919-21
9	2	South Dakota--Pine Ridge Reservation, 1926, 1939-40
9	3	South Dakota--Survey of Pine Ridge, 1945
9	4	South Dakota--Surveys of Rural Churches, 1936
9	5	Utah, 1901-03, 1942
9	6	Washington
9	7	Surveys of Reservations, 1941-50, n.d.
9	8	Wellpinit, 1923-24
9	9	Wisconsin, 1913-24
9	10	Wyoming, 1921, 1929, 1933

		Subseries 9: G. Shubert Frye, Associate; Subject Files, 1960-1970

9	11	Materials for Annual Report
9	12	Conference at Chinle (Chin Lee), AZ--Navajos, Southwestern Work, 1965
9	13-14	Correspondence, 1964-65
9	15	Division of Church Strategy and Development--Cabinet Minutes, 1964
9	16	Exploration of United Presbyterian Church Work in the Southwest--Discussion Guide, 1962
9	17	Proposal to 177th General Assembly--Extension of the Church's Ministry
9	18	Financial/Budget/Salary, 1967-70
9	19	G.S. Frye–Speech Made at Rural Pastors' Short Course, Urbana, IL, 1964
9	20	G.S. Frye–Testimony on Migrant Education Bill, 1962
9	21	General Department of Program and General Services– Minutes, 1962
9	22	Hattiesburg, MS--Race Riots, 1964
9	23	Indian Goals Study
9	24	Indian Work--BNM Policy
9	25	Interagency Committee on Sect Groups, 1964-65
9	26	Goals for Migrant Ministry, 1963
9	27	Planning for Mission--Report of National Convocation of Church in Town and Country, 1960-64
9	28	Policy Subcommittee, 1966
9	29	Handbook for Presbyterian Strategy Committee, 1960
9	30	Spanish-American Work, 1964

		SERIES II: DEPARTMENT 0F CITY, IMMIGRANT AND INDUSTRIAL WORK, 1888-1960 (bulk 1920-1950)

		Subseries 1: William P. Shriver, Superintendent; Files, 1888-1943

10	1	Articles, 1922-24
10	2	Conference Materials, 1932
10	3	Conference on Neighborhood House Work, 1925
10	4	Department of Immigration--Annual Report, 1911
10	5	Pamphlets, 1938, 1943, n.d.
10	6	William P. Shriver--Articles, 1923, n.d.
10	7	"Thirty Neighborhood Houses," 1925
10	8	Beth Eden Community Center, Philadelphia, 1927
10	9	Bethany Community Center/Camp, NJ, 1918, 1926
10	10	Bethlehem, PA--First Presbyterian Church, 1937-38
10	11	Brooklyn/Nassau Presbytery, 1930-42
10	12	California, 1932-34
10	13	Calvary Community House, Milwaukee, 1926-28
10	14	Campbell Christian Neighborhood House, Campbell, OH, 1929-31
10	15	Campbell Christian Neighborhood House, Campbell, OH, 1940-41
10	16	Chicago Presbytery, 1924-37
10	17	Chicago, IL--Jefferson Park Church and Institute, 1922-27
10	18	Chicago Heights Community Center, n.d.
10	19	Chicago Presbyterial Society–Committee for City Work, 1938
10	20	Chinese Presbyterian Church, Havana, Cuba, 1929-38
10	21	Chinese Presbyterian Church, USA, 1938
10	22	Christ Church House, New York City, 1925-27
10	23	Christopher House, Chicago, 1920-23
10	24	Colorado Synod, 1921-30
10	25	Colorado Synod, 1930-32
10	26	Detroit Presbytery, 1934-35
10	27	Dodge Community House, Detroit, 1922-26
10	28	Dora Ashley Memorial Center, Madison, IL, 1941
10	29	Erie Chapel Institute, Chicago, 1926-36
10	30	Erie Neighborhood House, Erie, PA, 1936
10	31	Firman House (Mexican), Chicago, 1937
10	32	Friendship Center, Rochester, NY, 1925-28
10	33	Friendship House, Lackawanna, NY, 1929-42
10	34	Gary Neighborhood House, Gary, IN, 1911, 1938, n.d.
10	35	Gogebic Parish, Wisconsin, 1924-26
10	36	Greenwich House, New York City, 1902-27
10	37	Hamilton, Ohio, 1930
10	38	Hill Crest Community Center, Clinton, IN, n.d.
10	39	Hungarian Work, 1914-40
10	40	Hungarian Work--Statistics, 1935

		Department of Immigration--Fellowships
10	41	General Information, 1921, n.d.
10	42	William Bell, 1913
10	43	Ralph Cummins, 1912-14
10	44	Joel Hayden, 1912-13
10	45	H.L. Hellyer, 1913-14
10	46	Harvey Holt, 1912-14
10	47	Kenneth Miller, 1912-13
10	48	Integration Survey, 1936-41
10	49	Jan Hus Neighborhood House, New York City, 1917-40
10	50	Japanese Work, 1921-22
10	51	Japanese Language Churches, USA--Statistics, 1935, 1939
10	52	Jersey City, NJ--Surveys, 1912, 1931
10	53	Korean Work, 1922, 1936, 1939
10	54	Labor Temple, New York City--Annual Reports, 1923-34
10	55	Lackawanna Presbytery, 1923-32
10	56	Lackawanna Presbytery, Budget, Statistics, 1923-29
10	57	Laird Community House, Chicago, 1934
10	58	Mayer Chapel, Indianapolis, 1937
10	59	Memorial Chapel, Buffalo, n.d.
10	60	Michigan Synod, 1927-28
10	61	Minnesota Synod, 1927
10	62	Mizpah Chapel, New York City, 1930
10	63	Morris and Orange Presbytery, 1934-35

11	1	Neighborhood House, Summit, NJ, 1940, 1943
11	2	Pamphlets--"The Neighborhood House," 1921, 1935
11	3	New Bedford, MA, n.d.
11	4	New Castle Presbytery, 1929-36
11	5	New England Synod, 1920, n.d.
11	6	New England Synod, n.d.
11	7	New York City, n.d.
11	8	Newark Presbytery, 1929-33
11	9	Newark, NJ--Surveys, 1928
11	10	Ohio, 1915-40
11	11	Olivet Institute, Chicago, 1888-1913, 1924
11	12	Onward Neighborhood House, Chicago, 1925, 1933
11	13	Oriental Work--Transfer of Responsibility from BFM to BNM, 1921-23
11	14	Oriental Work, 1922-36
11	15	Oriental Work, 1923-39
11	16	Oriental Work, Pamphlets, n.d.	Digital
11	17	Oriental Work, Pamphlets (foreign languages), n.d.
11	18	Philadelphia Presbytery--Committee on City Missions and Church Extension, 1927
11	19	Pittsburgh, PA, 1930, ca. 1940
11	20	Portland, ME--Surveys of City and its 2nd Presbyterian Church, 1932, n.d.
11	21	Potrero Neighborhood House, San Francisco, 1921-39
11	22	Range Parish, Minnesota, 1919-21
11	23	Redstone Presbytery, 1912, 1921
11	24	St. John's Presbyterian Institutional Church, Chicago, 1935
11	25	St. Louis, MO, ca. 1940-1941
11	26	Scotts Run, WV, 1937-40
11	27	Sound Beach Church, Sound Beach, CT, 1926
11	28	Spanish-Speaking Work, 1926, 1930
11	29	Syrian Work, New Bedford, MA, 1925, 1929
11	30	Trinity Center, San Francisco, 1927-30, n.d.
11	31	Ukranian Work--Connecticut, 1916-26
11	32	Waltham, MA--Survey, 1926, n.d.
11	33	Warren, OH—Survey, 1931, n.d.
11	34	Welcome Hall, Buffalo--Annual Reports, 1924, 1926	Digital
11	35	West Virginia, 1923-40
11	36	West Virginia Mountain Project, 1939-40
11	37	Westminster Church, Baltimore, 1913
11	38	Wisconsin Synod, 1924, 1927
11	39	Woodland Avenue Church, Cleveland, 1914
11	40	Woodland Center Neighborhood House, Cleveland, 1938, 1942

		Subseries 2: Jacob A. Long, Superintendent; Files, 1910-1957

11	41	Cabinet of Department of Missionary Operation, 1942-43
11	42	Gordon K. Chapman, Field Representative for Japanese Work, 1942-43
11	43	Gordon K. Chapman, 1943
11	44	Jacob A. Long--Speeches, n.d.
11	45	Everett L. Perry, 1945
11	46	A.L. Roberts, Assistant Secretary for Department of Missionary Operations, 1942-43
11	47	Salary Study of Department, 1946
11	48	William P. Shriver, 1941-42
11	49	Edna Voss, Secretary, Unit of Educational and Medical Work, 1942-43
11	50	Graham Wilson, 1942-43
11	51	Baltimore Presbytery, 1942
11	52	California Synod, 1942-43
11	53	Caspian Community House, Caspian, MI, 1921-37
11	54	Caspian Community House--Pamphlets, n.d.
11	55	Chester Presbytery, 1942-43
11	56	Church/Labor Relations, 1944-45
11	57	Cincinnati Presbytery, 1939-43
11	58	Cleveland Presbytery, 1942-43
11	59	Conceicao, Manuel, 1942-43
11	60	Correspondence, 1942-43
11	61	Roy Crouch, 1942-43
11	62	Dayton Presbytery, 1943
11	63	Denver Presbytery--Kohei Takeda, 1944-46
11	64	Evergreen Hostel (Japanese-American), Los Angeles, 1945
11	65	Filipino Work, 1927, 1940-43, n.d.
11	66	Hungarian Work, 1933-43
11	67	Home Missions Council of North America, 1942-43
11	68	Illinois Synod, 1941-43
11	69	Illinois Synod, 1943
11	70	Indiana Synod, 1942-43

12	1	Italian Work, New York City, 1926-34
12	2	Italian Work, 1910-31
12	3	Japanese Work, 1942-43
12	4	Committee on Resettlement of Japanese-Americans, 1942-45
12	5	Committee on Resettlement of Japanese-Americans, 1943
12	6	Japanese Relocation Work--From J.A. Long Files, 1943
12	7	Japanese Relocation Work--Home Missions, 1942-43
12	8	Japanese Relocation Work, 1943-45
12	9	Japanese Relocation Work, 1945-48
12	10	Japanese Relocation Work--Journal Reports from US Field Tour, 1944-45
12	11	Protestant Commission for Japanese Service, 1942-50
12	12	Study on Japanese Churches and Ministers--Town and Country Department, 1942
12	13	Jewish Evangelization, 1942
12	14	Labor Temple, New York City, 1936-45
12	15	Labor Temple--PIIR, 1944-46
12	16	Labor Temple, Administrative Board, 1951-56
12	17	Labor Temple, Executive Committee, 1951-57
12	18	Labor Temple, Studies and Reports, 1944, 1957
12	19	Labor Temple, 1950-57
12	20	Michigan Synod, 1942-43
12	21	Morningside Community Center, New York City, 1943
12	22	Negro Work in the North, 1940-43
12	23	Negro Work in the North, 1936-42
12	24	Neighborhood Houses, 1942-43
12	25	New Castle Presbytery, 1942
12	26	New England Synod, Portuguese Work, 1939-42
12	27	New England, 1942-43
12	28	New Jersey, 1941-43
12	29	New Jersey Synod, 1944-46
12	30	New York Synod, 1933-43
12	31	Ohio Synod, 1938-43
12	32	Oklahoma City Presbytery, 1943
12	33	Oriental Work, 1933-43
12	34	Pennsylvania Synod, 1942-43
12	35	Philadelphia Presbytery, 1942-43
12	36	Philadelphia North Presbytery, 1943
12	37	Pittsburgh Presbytery, 1942-43
12	38	Portalhurst Church, CA--Thomas Simpson, 1943
12	39	Presbyterian United World Emergency Fund, 1942
12	40	Presbytery and Synod Executive/City and Industrial Work Meeting Transcript, 1943
12	41	Scotts Run Community Center, WV, 1938-41
12	42	Spanish-Speaking Work, 1940-42
12	43	Spanish-Speaking Work, 1943
12	44	Specific Work, 1943
12	45	Summer Student Service, 1943
12	46	Synodical Data, 1943
12	47	War Emergency Fund, 1942-43
12	48	War Industries Service, 1942-43
12	49	Wartime Services and Reconstruction, 1942-43
12	50	Washington City Presbytery, 1943
12	51	Wayside Chapel (mobile), 1942-49
12	52	West Cincinnati Presbyterian Church, Cincinnati, 1942-43
12	53	Welsh Presbytery, 1942-43

13	1	West Virginia Synod, 1942-43
13	2	West Virginia Synod--Morgantown Service Project
13	3	West Virginia Synod --Mountain Project, 1940-43
13	4	West Virginia Synod--Statistics, 1942
13	5	West Virginia Mountain Project, 1932-34
13	6	West Virginia Mountain Project--Deeds, 1931
13	7	Westminster House, University of CA at Berkeley--International and Nisei Student Work, 1947
13	8	Wisconsin Synod, 1939-40

		Subseries 3: Field Surveys and Reports, 1936-1960

13	9	Albany and vicinity, 1951
13	10	Albuquerque--Lavaland Presbyterian Church, 1959
13	11	Albuquerque, 1947
13	12	Allentown, PA--Westminster Presbyterian Church, 1948
13	13	Allentown/Bethlehem Area, 1952
13	13a	Alton Presbytery, 1936
13	14	Arlington Heights, 1954
13	15	Baltimore, 1945
13	16	Baltimore--Hughes Memorial/Sparrow's Point Parish, 1952
13	17	Baltimore--East Baltimore Negro Project, 1949
13	18	Bath, PA--Walnut Street Presbyterian Church, 1946
13	19	Beaver Presbytery, 1950
13	20	Bethalto, IL, 1952
13	21	Binghamton, NY--John Hus Presbyterian Church and Ward 1, 1950
13	22	Binghamton, NY--Northeastern Binghamton, 1948
13	23	Binghamton, NY--Immanuel Presbyterian Church and the Hillcrest Area, 1953
13	24	Bloomington-Normal, IL, 1950
13	24a	Blue Ridge Summit, PA, 1951
13	25	Boston--Gloucester Memorial Presbyterian Church, 1957
13	26	Boston--South End and Roxbury, 1956
13	27	Boston--Presbyterian Churches and Negro Population, 1953
13	28	Brookhaven and South Haven, 1950
13	29	Brunswick, GA--Second Presbyterian Church, 1949
13	30	Buffalo-Niagara Presbytery, 1952
13	31	Buffalo--Tiorunda Housing Project Ministry, 1946
13	32	Burlington, IA--Flint Hills, 1946
13	33	Southern California, 1947
13	34	Campbell, OH--Campbell Christian Neighborhood House, 1942
13	35	Cape Elizabeth, ME, 1946
13	35a	Carlisle, PA, 1951
13	36-37	Cedar Rapids, IA, 1953-54
13	37a	Champaign-Urbana, IL, 1948
13	37b	Chattanooga, TN, 1951
13	38	Chicago, 1947
13	38a	Cincinnati, 1944
13	38b	Clarksburg, WV, 1951
13	39	Cleveland, 1947
13	39a	Clifton, NJ, 1949
13	40	Columbia, MD--First Presbyterian Church and Center, 1946
13	41-43	Columbus, OH, 1944, 1947, 1954
13	44	Council Bluffs, IA, 1952
13	45	Covington, KY, 1957
13	46	Dallas, 1946
13	47	Danville, IL, 1948
13	48	Dayton, OH, 1943
13	48a	Denver, 1947
13	48b	Des Moines, IA, 1947
13	49-50	Detroit, 1946, 1951
13	50a	Dubuque, IA, 1947
13	51	Duluth, MN, 1957
13	52	Dupont, PA--Dupont Community House, 1950
13	53	East Moline, IL, 1950
13	53a	Easton, PA, 1949, 1953
13	54	East St. Louis, IL, 1945
13	55	Elmira, NY--South Side, 1949
13	56	Erie, PA--First Presbyterian Church, 1956
13	57	Neighborhood House, 1954
13	58	Erie, PA, 1948
13	58a	Erlanger, KY, 1953
13	59	Eugene, OR, 1949
13	60	Fairmount, WV, 1951
13	60a	Forest Hills, PA, 1951
13	61-62	Fort Lauderdale, FL, 1950, 1956
13	63	Fort Wayne--Westfield Presbyterian Church, IN, 1952
13	64-65	Fort Worth, TX, 1946, 1953
13	65a	Fullerton, PA, 1951
13	66	Goose Creek, TX, 1946
13	67	Grand Prairie, TX, 1946
13	68	Grand Rapids, MI, 1952
13	69	Grant's Pass, OR, and vicinity, 1949
13	70	Greensburg, PA--Calvary Presbyterian Church, 1954
13	71	Harrisburg, PA--Capital Street Church, 1951
13	72	Houston, 1946
13	73	Illinois--Aurora, Elgin and immediate area, 1951
13	74	Illinois--Peoria and Tazewell Counties, 1948
13	75	Indianapolis--Near South Side, 1954
13	76	Indianapolis--1958
13	77	Indianapolis--Mayer Chapel, 1936-37
13	78	Indianapolis-- Indianapolis--Memorial and Sutherland Churches, 1954
13	78a	Jacksonville, FL, 1950
13	79	Kansas City, KS--First Presbyterian Church, 1946
13	80-82	Kansas City, MO, 1946-47, 1954
13	83	Knoxville, TN--Second Presbyterian Church, 1952
13	84	Knoxville, TN, 1954
13	85	Larchmont, NY, 1947
13	86	Las Cruces, NM, 1960
13	87	Lebanon, PA--Fourth Street Presbyterian Church, 1952
13	88	Los Angeles, 1953
13	89	Madison, IL, 1953
13	89a	Madison, WI, 1947
13	90	Maple Heights, OH, 1944
13	91	Medford, OR, and vicinity, 1949
13	92	Miami--Latin American Population, 1956
13	93	Milwaukee, 1947

14	1	Minneapolis, 1946, 1952
14	2	Nassau County, NY, 1948
14	3	Newark, OH, 1945
14	4	New Castle, DE, 1948
14	5	New Castle, PA, 1949
14	6	New Orleans, 1951
14	7	New York City, 1944-47
14	8	Niagara Falls--Riverside Presbyterian Church, 1946
14	9	North Arlington, NJ, 1949
14	10	Ocala, FL, 1950
14	11-12	Oklahoma City, 1944, 1949
14	13	Omaha, 1952
14	14	Oregon, 1952
14	15	Paducah, KY--Kentucky Avenue Presbyterian Church, 1946
14	16	Parkersburg, WV, 1946
14	17	Paterson, NJ--Italian Presbyterian Church, 1945
14	18-21	Philadelphia, 1940-59
14	22	Phillipsburg, NJ, 1951
14	23	Phoenix, AZ, 1951
14	24	Pittsburgh, 1948, 1953
14	25-27	Portland, OR, 1945, 1949
14	28	Portsmouth, VA, 1949
14	29	Rochelle, IL, 1953
14	30	Rochester, NY, 1949
14	31	Rock Island, IL, 1950
14	32-33	Rockford, IL, 1946, 1953
14	34	Roseburg, OR, and vicinity, 1949
14	35	Rosewell, NM, 1957
14	36	Sacramento, CA, 1958
14	37	St. Louis, 1953
14	38	St. Paul, MN, 1946
14	39	St. Petersburg, FL, 1953
14	40	Salem, OR, and vicinity, 1949
14	41	Salisbury, NC, 1957
14	42	San Antonio, TX, 1946
14	43	San Francisco--Westminster/Howard area, 1959
14	44	San Francisco/Oakland, 1951
14	45	Scarsdale, NY--Heathcote Community, 1945
14	46	Scranton, PA--West Side, 1953
14	47	Seattle, 1945
14	48	Selden, NY, 1950
14	49	South Bethlehem, PA, 1945
14	50	Spokane, WA, 1950
14	51	Springfield, IL, 1948
14	52	Springfield, MO, 1957
14	53	Springfield, OH--East Side Chapel, 1950
14	54	Steubenville, OH, 1944-45
14	55	Tacoma, WA, 1949
14	56	Texas, 1946
14	57	Tiffin, OH--First Presbyterian Church, 1957
14	58-59	Toledo, 1947, 1950
14	60	Topeka, KS, 1953
14	61	Topeka, KS--Redden Chapel/Third Church, 1954
14	62	Trenton, 1952
14	63-64	Tucson, AZ, 1946, 1951
14	65-66	Tulsa, OK, 1946, 1952
14	67	Turtle Creek, PA, 1951
14	68	Vancouver, WA, 1950-51
14	69	Wheeling, WV, 1948
14	70-72	Wichita, KS, 1948-49, 1953
14	73	Wilmington, DE, 1950
14	74	Wood River, IL--First Presbyterian Church, 1957
14	75	Youngstown, OH, 1949
14	76	Presbyterian Church Extension/Population Shifts and Residential Construction in the USA, 1947
14	77-79	Survey Reports--Church Extension and Rehabilitation Needs, 1947-51
14	80	"The Church in City and Industry--A Bibliography," 1944
14	81-83	"Self-Study Guide for the City Church," 1956-57, 1960
14	84	Discussions from the Inner-City Seminars, 1958

		Subseries 4: [vacant]

		Subseries 5: Department of Jewish Evangelization, 1920-1948

		Sub-subseries 1: Subject Files, 1920-1940

15	1	George Benedict, 1931-Feb. 15, 1932	Microfilm: MFPOS 1232 r.1
15	2	George Benedict, Feb. 17, 1932-1934
15	3	Bethany Community Center, NJ--Greenbaum Case, 1928-31
15	4	Daniel Community Center, San Francisco, 1935-39
15	5	Daniel Community Center, Newsletters, 1937-38
15	6	Detroit Presbytery, 1937-1939
15	7	East New York Neighborhood House, Brooklyn, 1937-39
15	8	Emmanuel Neighborhood House, Baltimore, 1920-40
15	9	Emmanuel Neighborhood House, Baltimore, Monthly Reports, 1937-1939
15	10	Hebron Community Center, Los Angeles--Jewish Work Committee, 1935-39
15	11	Hebron Community Center, Los Angeles--Jewish Work Committee, Monthly Reports, 1938-39
15	12	Dora Hyde, 1927-29
15	13	Mizpah Community Center, St. Louis, 1930-31
15	14	Peniel Community Center, Chicago, 1936-39
15	15	Williamsburg Mission to the Jews, Brooklyn, 1923-28

		Joint Committee on Christian Approach to the Jews, Philadelphia
15	16	1935-Feb. 3, 1938	Microfilm: MFPOS 1232 r.2
15	17	Feb. 4, 1938-1939
15	18	Proposals, Constitution, Member Lists, 1933
15	19	Financial Information, History, Report, 1935-39
15	20	Joint Department of Cooperating Boards on Christian Approach to the Jews--Minutes, 1932-34

		Sub-subseries 2: Refugee Correspondence, 1928-1948

15	21	Paul Berman, 1937-April 19, 1938
15	22	Paul Berman, April 21, 1938-1939
15	23	Paula Bledy, 1941-47
15	24	Auguste and Leo Falkenstein, 1941-47
15	25	Frederick W. Foerster, 1941-47
15	26	Frederick W. Foerster, Clippings, Publications, 1943-44

15	27	Marco Frank, 1940-48	Microfilm: MFPOS 1232 r.3
15	28	Christian Gauss, 1946-47
15	29	Oswald Knopf, 1942-44
15	30	Julius and Vilma Lehmann, 1939-47
15	31	Claire and Siegfried Marck, 1942-47
15	32	Robert Neudorf, 1941-43
15	33	Ida and Wilhelm Schupp, 1940-46
15	34	Ida and Wilhelm Schupp, Biographical information, n.d.
15	35	William Trenk, 1942-47
15	36	Restoration Fund, 1946
15	37	General Correspondence, 1928-1947
15	38	Monthly Financial Statements, 1939-42

		Sub-subseries 3: U.S. Government, 1939-1942

		Monthly Reports to U.S. Government--German Refugees
15	39	1939
15	40	1940
15	41	1941
15	42	1942
15	43	State Department Correspondence, 1939-41
15	44	State Department Press Releases, 1939-42
15	45	State Department Correspondence, 1941-42
15	46	President's Committee on War Relief Agencies Correspondence, 1941-42

		SERIES III: [VACANT]

		SERIES IV: DEPARTMENT OF SPANISH-SPEAKING WORK, 1887-1963

		Subseries 1: Subject Files, 1887-1958

16	1	Correspondence, Reports, 1914-55
16	2	Robert McLean, Associate Director--Resignation Letter, 1932
16	3	Histories of Southwestern Churches
16	4	Histories of Spanish Churches, Missions and BNM Work
16	5	Agua Negra, NM, 1903-43
16	6	Ajo, AZ
16	7	Alamosa, CO, 1934
16	8	Albuquerque, NM, 1891-1958
16	9	Albuquerque, NM--Spanish Church, 1937
16	10	Albuquerque, NM--Second Presbyterian Church, 1951
16	11	Albuquerque, NM--Presbyterian Work
16	12	Las Animas Church
16	13	Bisbee--Presbyterian Mexican Work, 1941
16	14	California Synod--Superintendent's Report, 1926
16	15	California--Presbyterian Work
16	16	Capulin, NM--Spanish Church
16	17	Casablanca, CA--Bethlehem Presbyterian Church, 1953
16	18	Calvary Mission
16	19	Catalina Island Boys' Camp, 1920
16	20	Cleveland, NM--Mora Valley Medical Unit, 1957
16	21	Colorado--Presbyterian Work
16	22	Cuba, NM--Spanish Church
16	23	Embudo, NM--Embudo Presbyterian Church, NM
16	24	Immanuel Presbyterian Manse, 1945
16	25	Los Angeles--Belvedere Mission
16	26	Menaul School, Albuquerque, 1934-56
16	27	Metcalf, AZ--Presbyterian Church, 1929
16	28	Mexico--Bethesda Presbyterian Church
16	29	New Mexico--Presbyterian Work, 1930, 1951
16	30	History of Mission Work (by Alice Blake), Manuscripts and Correspondence, 1934-36
16	31	Ocate, NM--Spanish Church, 1946
16	32	Phoenix, AZ--Betania Presbyterian Church, 1958
16	33	Placitas, NM--Placitas Church, 1938, 1953
16	34	Pueblo, CO--Pueblo Church
16	35	Ranchos de Taos, NM--Ranchos Presbyterian Church
16	36	Ranchos de Taos School
16	37	San Angelo, TX--Mexican Mission, 1937
16	38	San Antonio, TX--Presbyterian Work
16	39	San Bernardino, CA--House of Neighborly Service
16	40	San Gabriel, CA--First Presbyterian Church, 1942, 1953
16	41	Santa Fe, NM--Presbyterian Work, 1951
16	42	Santa Fe, NM--Spanish Presbyterian Church, 1938
16	43	Santa Fe, NM--Santa Fe Presbyterian Church
16	44	Santa Fe, NM--Santa Fe Presbytery
16	45	Tracy Mexican Mission
16	46	Trinidad, CO--Second Presbyterian Church, 1887
16	47	Truchas, NM--Clinic and Day School, 1951

		Subseries 2: Field Correspondence, 1928-1962

16	48	P.M. Acosta, 1958-61
16	49	Eduardo Aguilar, 1960
16	50	Elohim Ajo, 1960-61
16	51	Tadashi Akaishi–Japanese Work in California, 1961
16	52	Jean Allen, 1961
16	53	Henry Archuleta, 1955-61
16	54	Cecilio Arrastia, 1958
16	55	John Ashwood, 1961-62
16	56	Tomas Atencio, 1959
16	57	Samuel Baez, 1960-61
16	58	Ruth Barber, 1961
16	59	Virginia Bodden, 1959-61
16	60	Harry Brandt, 1961
16	61	Charles Chakerian, 1958-61
16	62	Bernice Damian, 1959-61
16	63	Ian Fraser, 1955-57
16	64	Jane Gillespie--Secretary for Specific Work, 1958
16	65	Correspondence, A-G, 1958-61
16	66	Nina La Rosa, 1952-53
16	67	Melendrino Lopez, 1955-58
16	68	Ramon Lopez y Lopez, 1928-29
16	69	Robert Lucero, 1952-57
16	70	Emilio Lugo, 1936-53
16	71	Harriet McLain, 1952
16	72	Hermann Morse, 1947-48
16	73	Correspondence, H-M, 1953-61
16	74	National Union of Czechoslovak Protestants in USA and Canada, 1953
16	75	Tosuke Ota–Japanese Work, 1955-58
16	76	Ramon Pasos, 1952-56
16	77	F.F. Payas, 1958
16	78	John Phillips, 1960

		Subseries 3: Paul Warnshuis, Director; Files, 1920-1963

		Correspondence
16	79	Incoming, 1951-58
16	80	Incoming, 1959-62
16	81	Incoming, 1961
16	82	Outgoing, 1960-Jan 1961
16	83	Outgoing, Feb-Mar 1961
16	84	Outgoing, Apr-May 1961
16	85	Outgoing, June-July 1961
16	86	Outgoing, Aug-Dec 1961

17	1	Statement of Mission of Spanish Work, 1923-63
17	2	BNM Division of Church Strategy and Development– Department of Urban Church, Minutes, 1961
17	3	Budget, 1961

		Building and Repairs
17	4	1942-54
17	5	1956-60
17	6	Correspondence, 1936, 1951-59
17	7	Correspondence, 1954-59
17	8	Correspondence, 1955-57
17	9	Correspondence, 1957-58
17	10	Correspondence, 1959-60
17	11	Correspondence, 1959-61
17	12	Correspondence--Arizona, 1956-61
17	13	Correspondence--California, 1955-61
17	14	Correspondence--Colorado, 1959-61
17	15	Correspondence--Florida, 1960-61
17	16	Correspondence--New Mexico, 1937-61
17	17	Correspondence--Texas, 1960-61
17	18	Constitution of Department of Urban Church--Spanish Work
17	19	Council on Spanish-American Work--Reports and Addresses (by Warnshuis), 1951-57
17	20	Council on Spanish-American Work/Interdenominational Council on Spanish-Speaking Work, 1948-57

18	1	Graphs--Spanish Work in the Southwest, Mexican Churches in California, 1937-44
18	2	Organized Mexican Churches and Missions in the Southwest, 1944-61

		Personnel
18	3	Administrative Policies, 1952-58, n.d.
18	4	Board of Pensions, 1956-61
18	5	Commission to Workers, Appointment Letters, 1951-57
18	6	Correspondence, 1958-60
18	7	Correspondence, 1961
18	8	Dossier Correspondence, 1961
18	9	Recruitment and Training, 1957-61
18	10	Salary, 1955-62
18	11	Service Awards, 1959-61
18	12	Arthur Archuleta, 1963
18	13	G.M. Armendariz, 1944-46
18	14	Patricia Jean Aungst, 1961
18	15	Doris Scott Benham, 1961
18	16	Robert Brown, 1956-61
18	17	Charles Burgess, 1960-61
18	18	Wilma Calahan, 1959-61
18	19	Justa Campa, 1955-61
18	20	Jose Candelaria, 1955-60
18	21	Roy Carpenter, 1959
18	22	Fortunato Castillo, 1958-61
18	23	David Cisneros, 1955-61
18	24	Moicielo Cruz, 1955-56
18	25	Eleanor Davis, 1955-57
18	26	William Louis Donaldson, 1956-61
18	27	Julian Duran, 1955-61
18	28	Jane Durr, 1959-61
18	29	A.V. Esquibel, 1957-61
18	30	Ona Gardiner, 1955-60
18	31	David Gonzalez, 1960
18	32	Tomas Gonzalez, 1956-59
18	33	Richard Goodier, 1957-60
18	34	Roger Granados, 1959-61
18	35	Rudolf Guerrero, 1960-61
18	36	Antonio Hernandez, 1955-60
18	37	Concepcion Hernandez, 1955
18	38	Joyce Hoffman, 1954-57
18	39	Telesforo Jasso, 1957-61
18	40	Cesar Lizarraga, 1959-60
18	41	Carlos Lopez, 1959-61
18	42	Otoniel Lopez, 1937-60
18	43	Amador Martinez, 1955-56
18	44	Michael Masoian, 1960-61
18	45	J. Adelaido Medina, 1960-61
18	46	Jose L. Medina, 1955-61
18	47	Barbara and Tony Medina, 1959-61
18	48	Luz Meriscal, 1952-53
18	49	Jose Meza, 1959-61
18	50	Luis Ojeda, 1952-54
18	51	Isaac Olivares, 1960-61
18	52	Elued and Ruth Ortega, 1953-61
18	53	Frank Osuna, 1959-61
18	54	Gladys Plekenpol, 1953, n.d.
18	55	Gaudencio Ramirez, 1955-60
18	56	Arthur Ramos, 1960
18	57	Waldemar Ramos, 1960

19	1	Gabino Rendon, 1955-60
19	2	Camillo Rios, 1956-61
19	3	Elisa Rios, 1960-61
19	4	Gilberto Rodriguez, 1960
19	5	Jose Rodriguez, 1953
19	6	Juan Rodriguez, 1952-59
19	7	Epifanio Romero, 1955-61
19	8	Porfirio Romero, 1955-62
19	9	Dorothy Jean Rose, 1954-57
19	10	Robert Rubio, 1958-61
19	11	Paul Russell, 1957-61
19	12	Higinio Ruybalid, 1954-60
19	13	Trinidad Salizar, 1955-61
19	14	Peter Samano, 1955-61
19	15	Paul Sanchez, 1960-61
19	16	Rafael Sanchez, 1955-59
19	17	Rolando (Bennie) Sanchez, 1958-61
19	18	George Simmonds, 1956-61
19	19	Ernesto Sosa, 1953-60
19	20	Ernesto Sosa, 1960-61
19	21	Licurgo Soto, 1956-61
19	22	Eliud Valdez, 1952-57
19	23	Gilberto and Patricia Vargas, 1960-61
19	24	Fernando Venecia, 1960-61
19	25	G.A. Walls, 1952-59
19	26	Myrtle Walmsley, 1959-60
19	27	E.C. Welliver, 1955-57
19	28	Harry Willson, 1958-61
19	29	Abigail Wright, 1955-58
19	30	Publications, 1926-43, n.d.
19	31	Puerto Rican Immigration to USA, 1953-54
19	32	Puerto Rican Work in USA, 1958-60
19	33-34	Southwestern Work--Histories, Reports, 1924-60
19	35	Strategy Conference--Puerto Rico, 1959
19	36	Spanish-American Study Committee on Missionary Opportunities Among Spanish-Speaking Peoples, 1956-61
19	37	Spanish and Oriental Work--Statistics, 1959-61

20	1	Study of Missionary Opportunities Among Spanish-Speaking Peoples, 1961

		Summer Student Service
20	2	Publications, Form Letters, 1960
20	3	1958-62
20	4	1957
20	5	1958
20	6	1959
20	7	1960
20	8	Worship Service Materials for Spanish-Speaking Churches, 1934-39
20	9	Worship Service Materials--Children, 1934-39
20	10	Young Peoples' Conferences and Camps, 1934-45
20	11	Young Peoples' Conferences and Camps, 1946-53
20	12	Young Peoples' Conferences and Camps, Staff, 1925-45
20	13	Young Peoples' Conferences and Camps, AZ, CO, Rocky Mountains, 1941
20	14	Young Peoples' Conferences and Camps, California--Staff, Workers, 1933-41
20	15-17	(Young Peoples') Camp Juarez, 1920-53

		Subseries 4: Correspondence and Reports, 1927-1963

20	18	Department of Spanish Speaking Work--Annual Reports, 1932-53
20	19-20	Department of Spanish Work--Monthly Reports, 1932-52

		Applications for National Missions Aid
20	21	Spanish-Speaking Churches, 1959
20	22	Spanish and Oriental Churches, 1960
20	23-24	Spanish-Speaking Churches, 1961-62

		Correspondence and Reports
20	25	Arizona, New Mexico--Survey, 1943
20	26	Arizona, 1940-61

21	1	Arizona, 1953-58
21	2	Arizona, 1956-59
21	3	California, 1953-62
21	4	California, 1943-61
21	5	California--(including Oriental Work), 1954-59
21	6	California--Brawley, Watts Studies, 1959-60
21	7	California--Los Angeles Presbytery, 1942-58
21	8	Colorado, 1955-61
21	9	Colorado, 1957-58
21	10	Colorado, 1949-58
21	11	Colorado--Survey of Denver for Possible Mission Projects, 1955-56
21	12	Florida, 1953-58
21	13	Florida, 1958-59
21	14	Florida--Report on Latin-American Population of Miami, 1956
21	15	New Mexico Synod--National Missions Committee, 1955-59
21	16	New Mexico, 1955
21	17	New Mexico, 1958-61
21	18	New Mexico--Alameda, 1956-62
21	19	New Mexico--Bernalillo, 1957-60
21	20	New Mexico--Chacon, 1955-59
21	21	New Mexico-Chacon, Cordova--Survey Reports, 1927, n.d.
21	22	New Mexico--Chimayo, 1954-58
21	23	New Mexico--Cordova, 1955-60
21	24	New Mexico--Mora Valley, 1956-61
21	25	New Mexico--Penasco, 1951-60
21	26	New Mexico--Ranchos de Taos, 1956-61
21	27	New Mexico--Raton, 1959
21	28	New Mexico--Santa Fe, 1952-57
21	29	New Mexico--Study Conference for Spanish Work, 1947
21	30	New Mexico--Survey, Publications, 1937-43
21	31	Texas, 1955-57
21	32	Texas, 1957-60
21	33	Texas, 1959
21	34	Texas, 1959-61
21	35	Texas--El Paso, 1930-60
21	36	Texas, El Paso, Delta Church, 1956-60

22	1	Texas--El Paso, Divine Saviour Church, 1954-60
22	2	Texas--El Paso and San Antonio--Studies, 1932, 1956
22	3	Texas--San Angelo Mission--Correspondence with Methodists and PCUS, 1937-44
22	4	Texas--San Angelo, 1956-61
22	5	Texas--San Antonio, 1933-59
22	6	Texas--Slaton, 1954-57

		Monthly Reports
22	7	Arizona, 1959-60
22	8	1961
22	9	Neighborhood Houses, 1960-61
22	10	California, 1959-60
22	11	Colorado, 1959-61
22	12	Florida, 1959-61
22	13	United Presbyterian Spanish Center, Miami, 1961-63
22	14	New Mexico, 1960
22	15	New Mexico, 1961
22	16	Neighborhood Houses, 1960-61
22	17	New York City, 1960-61
22	18	Texas, 1960
22	19	Texas, 1961
22	20	Neighborhood Houses, 1961

		Series V: DEPARTMENT OF WEST INDIES, 1900-1972

		Subseries 1: Administrative Files, 1909-1960

23	1	Actions of BNM re West Indies Department, 1945-60
23	2	Building and Repairs, 1944-47
23	3	Building and Repairs, 1955-56
23	4	Building Needs--Correspondence and List of Projects, 1948-55
23	5	Church Development and Building Aid, 1949-59
23	6	History of Churches in the West Indies, 1951, n.d.
23	7	Properties--Lists, Correspondence, Documents, 1923-53
23	8	Properties--Lists, Correspondence, Documents, 1923-53
23	9	Properties--Taxes and Repairs, 1925-47
23	10	Properties--Insurance, 1924-46
23	11	Powers of Attorney
23	12	Powers of Attorney
23	13	Sermons, Correspondence, Reports, 1909-51

		Subseries 2: Cuba, 1921-1972

		Personnel
23	14	Cuban Workers--Board of Pensions, 1927-48
23	15	1960-65
23	16	Correspondence, 1960-65
23	17	Correspondence, 1965-68
23	18	Correspondence, 1969-72
23	19	Lists, 1964-70
23	20	Cuban Delegates to General Assemblies, 1963-66
23	21	Salary Information--Cuban Workers, 1962-66
23	22	Salary Information--Cuban Workers, 1962-67
23	23	David Achon, 1963
23	24	Sergio Arce, 1961-62
23	25	Carlos Camps, 1962-63
23	26	Abi Castro, 1963
23	27	Rafael Cepeda, 1961-62
23	28	Vincente Diestro, 1961-62
23	29	Raul Fernandez-Ceballos, 1961-63
23	30	Ricardo Jorge, 1960-62

		Administrative Files
24	1	Articles and News Releases, 1961-67
24	2	Background Material: Conferences on Spanish-Speaking Work, Cuba and New Mexico, 1925-38
24	3	Correspondence, 1960-63
24	4	Council/Committee on Spanish-American Work, 1958-60
24	5	Council/Committee on Spanish-American Work, 1959-60
24	6	Council/Committee on Spanish-American Work, 1960-61
24	7	Cuba--Correspondence and Report on Refugee Work, 1960-64
24	8	Cuban Refugees--Correspondence, Publications, Report, 1961-63
24	9	Cuban Refugees in Mexico, 1964-66
24	10	Cuba Presbytery--By-Laws, 1933-36
24	11	Medical Aid to Cuba Presbytery, 1963-67
24	12	Reunions of Cuba Presbytery, 1961-66
24	13	“5-Year Plan for Progress of Presbyterian Church in Cuba, January 1960-January 1965,” n.d.
24	14	5-Year Plan for Progress of Presbyterian Work in Cuba--Correspondence, 1960-61
24	15	Cuban Meeting in Geneva, 1968
24	16	Cuban Meeting in Geneva, 1969
24	17	Presbyterian/Reformed Church in Cuba--National Assembly, 1968
24	18	Presbyterian/Reformed Church in Cuba--Constitution, Correspondence, Minutes, 1966-69
24	19	Department of Christian Education, Cuba, 1962-63
24	20	Department of Christian Education, Cuba--Programs for Special Days, 1962
24	21	Department of Christian Education, Cuba--Music for Our Churches, 1962
24	22	Property and Inventory Lists—Cuba, 1951-1960
24	23	Claims for Property Lost in Cuba, 1962-65
24	24	Report of Trip to Cuba (by Donald Harris), 1963
24	25	Visas--Cuba, 1963-67
24	26	Plans for Organization of a Presbyterian Church in Cuba, 1966
24	27	Interview Between Superintendent of Presbyterian Schools in Cuba and Fidel Castro, 1960
24	28	La Progresiva Presbyterian College, Cardenas, Cuba, 1942, n.d.
24	29	Rural Community Center, Tanamo, Cayo Mambi, Oriente Province, Cuba, 1959-62

		Schools/Camps
24	30	Accounts and Expenditures, 1960-61
24	31	Building Funds Campaign, 1954-56
24	32	Building and Repair, 1945-60
24	33	Campana Nacional de Alfabetizacion (National Literacy Campaign), 1951-53
24	34	Conference Grounds, 1935-37
24	35	Cuban Camp, New York Synod, 1963
24	36	Seminario Evangelico de Teologia, Matanzas, 1947-50
24	37	Seminario Evangelico de Teologia, Matanzas--Constitution, By-Laws, Report, 1947-50, 1960
24	38	Seminario Evangelico de Teologia, Matanzas--Blueprints, 1949

25	1	Union Theological Seminary, Matanzas, 1952-59
25	2	Union Theological Seminary, Matanzas, 1952-59
25	3	Union Theological Seminary, Matanzas--Newsletters, 1951-58
25	4	Union Theological Seminary, Matanzas, List of Books Requested, 1953, n.d.
25	5	Presbyterian Camps for Children--Information Bulletins, 1959
25	6	Presbyterian Camps for Children--Articles/Reports, 1959
25	7	Seminary Lot, Cardenas, 1940-46
25	8	Union Nacional de Hombres Presbiterianos de Cuba, 1953
25	9	Work Camp, 1960
25	10	Newspaper Clippings, 1963, n.d.

		Churches
25	11	Cabaiguan--Cabaiguan Presbyterian Church, 1922-46
25	12	Caibarien--Caibarien Presbyterian Church, 1934-46
25	13	Calabazar--Calabaza de Sagua Church, 1937-51
25	14	Camajuani, 1925-40
25	15	Cardenas--Presbyterian Church and La Progresiva School, 1922-42
25	16	Cidra--Cidra Presbyterian Church, 1926-47
25	17	Cienfuegos, 1930-45
25	18	Encrucijada--Instituo Ferreol J. Gomez, 1936-45
25	19	Guanabacoa–Church and Manse Property
25	20	Guasimal, Sancti Spiritus, 1938-46
25	21	Guasimas, 1924-37
25	22	Guines, 1921-53
25	23	Guira de Melena, 1934-45
25	24	Havana--First Presbyterian Church, 1924-40
25	25	Salud 42, 1937
25	26	Luyano Presbyterian Church, 1931-45
25	27	Union Church, 1931-32
25	28	Disposal of Lots and Contributions, 1930-47
25	29	Disposition of Contributions for Project, 1944-45
25	30	Jaruco, 1934
25	31	Manguito Chapel, 1933
25	32	Matanzas Presbyterian Church, 1923-43
25	33	Nueva Paz Presbyterian Church, 1938-53
25	34	Paso Real, 1934-46
25	35	Perico–Deed to Lot, 1951
25	36	Placetas–Presbyterian Mission, 1928-45
25	37	Remedios, 1935-46
25	38	Sabanilla–Union de Reyes Church, 1931-43
25	39	Sagua la Grande Presbyterian Church, 1937-44
25	40	San Antonio de los Banos, 1937-46
25	41	San Jose de las Lajas–Presbyterian Mission, 1940
25	42	San Jose de los Ramos, 1935-41
25	43	San Nicolas Presbyterian Church, 1937-55
25	44	Sancti Spiritus–Presbyterian Church, Carlos de la Torre School, 1929-46
25	45	Yaguajay, 1934-40

		Subseries 3: Puerto Rico, 1900-1971

		Personnel
25	46	Churches, Ministers and Grants, 1949
25	47	Pedro Almodovar, 1948-60
25	48	Jose Vidal Arvelo, 1956-60
25	49	Salvador Bernart, 1960-63
25	50	Juan Bidot, 1953-60
25	51	Jose A. Cardona, 1953-60
25	52	Saul Carlo, 1949-61
25	53	Carmen Casasus, 1961-63
25	54	Pablo Casasus, 1944-63
25	55	Luis Castro, 1949-63
25	56	Pedro Clintron, 1952-62
25	57	Victor Colon-Bonet (Mayaguez-Marina Presbyterian Church), 1958-63
25	58	Samuel Corchado, 1954-61
25	59	William Cruz-Ginorio, 1959-61

26	1	Donald Dod–El Guacio Christian Center, 1961
26	2	Secundino Elba, 1952-61
26	3	Eliezer Fernandez, 1959-63
26	4	Hector Gonzales, 1961
26	5	Nicandro Gonzales, 1955-63
26	6	Agustin Gonzales-Guzman, 1961-63
26	7	Ricardo Guitierrez, 1947-62
26	8	Jose Hernandez-Lopez, 1961
26	9	Jose Lugo, 1956-63
26	10	Luis Maldonado-Soltero, 1953-63
26	11	Franklin Montalvo, 1961-63
26	12	John Nebelsick, 1962-63
26	13	Luis Nieves, 1947-61
26	14	Ernesto Nunez, 1958-62
26	15	Tomas Aquino Ojeda, 1947-59
26	16	Sandalio Ortega, 1947-60
26	17	Nelson Ortiz-Ruiz, 1958-64
26	18	Marden E. Pabon-Torres, 1961
26	19	Julia Padilla, 1960-61
26	20	Tomas Pereles, 1961-62
26	21	Diego Rico-Soldero, 1954-64
26	22	Diego Rico-Soldero, 1954-64
26	23	Angel Luis Rivera, 1956-63
26	24	Luis Rivera-Irizarry, 1953-62
26	25	Enrique Rivera, 1942-60
26	26	Samuel Roura-Ortiz, 1956-63
26	27	Armando Sanchez, 1959-63
26	28	Erasmo Seda, 1953-59
26	29	Angel Luis Seda, 1961-63
26	30	Felipe Toro-Quinones, 1952-62
26	31	Luis Angel Toro, 1954-62
26	32	Tomas Vasquez-Galloza, 1951-61
26	33	Domingo Velez, 1955-63
26	34	Samuel Velez, 1958-63
26	35	Sergio Vives, 1963

		Administrative Files
26	36	Blanche Kellogg Institute, Santurce, 1918-20
26	37	BNM Work in Puerto Rico--Report, 1946
26	38	Building and Repairs, 1945-60
26	39	Building and Repair, Puerto Rico, 1970-71
26	40	Conference Camp, 1929-36
26	41	Work Camps--La Marina, El Guacio, 1952
26	42	Church Planning Institute, 1960
26	43	Committee of Christian Education
26	44	Committee on Education in Latin America/Committee on West Indies, 1917-20
26	45	Regional Committee on Curriculum, 1929
26	46	Visiting Committee, 1919-20
26	47	Evangelical Council of Puerto Rico--Constitution and Rules
26	48	Evangelical Council, 1961
26	49	Evangelical Seminary of Puerto Rico, Constitution, By-Laws, 1918, 1948
26	50	Evangelical Seminary--Appraisal, 1955

27	1	History, Background, 1900-09, n.d.
27	2	5-Year Plan for Presbyterian Work in Puerto Rico, 1960
27	3	Causo y Estudio de las Congregaciones Locales

		Polytechnic Institute of Puerto Rico
27	4	List of Alumni
27	5	Articles of Incorporation, By-Laws, 1920
27	6	Reports to Board of Trustees, 1939-52
27	7	Budget, Correspondence, 1917-23
27	8	Faculty Handbook
27	9	Maps, 1921-22
27	10	Publications
27	11	Materials for Publication
27	12	Reports, Insurance Records, 1936-55
27	13	Audit Report, 1940
27	14	Audit Reports, 1961-63
27	15	Report to Commission on Institutions of Higher Education, 1953
27	16	Reports of Commission, 1953-54
27	17	Progress Reports to Commission, 1954-55
27	18	Summer School, 1953-54
27	19	Change of Name to Inter American University, 1956-59
27	20	Inter American University/Presbyterian University of Latin America

		Presbyterian Hospital, San Juan
27	21	Report, 1946
27	22-25	Newsletters and Correspondence, 1962-65
27	26-27	Budget--Correspondence and Reports, 1960-66
27	28	Correspondence, 1961-62

		Puerto Rico Presbytery
27	29-31	Correspondence, 1915-23
27	32	Standing Rules, n.d.
27	33	Budget, 1919-21
27	34	Strategy and Planning Conference, 1959

		Churches/Community Centers
27	35	Aguada--First Presbyterian Church, 1926-49
27	36	Aguadilla--First Presbyterian Church, 1931-41
27	37	Aguadilla--First Presbyterian Church, 1945-46
27	38	Aguadilla--El Higuey Presbyterian Church, 1940-41

28	1	Presbyterian Neighborhood House, 1931-41
28	2	Anasco--Presbyterian Church, 1929-45
28	3	Arecibo--Presbyterian Church, 1947-49
28	4	Boqueron-Cabo Rojo--Presbyterian Church, 1937
28	5	Cabo Rojo--Presbyterian Church, 1926-36
28	6	Chamorro--Personal Testimonial Letters from Christian Leaders, 1939-40
28	7	Ensenada--Presbyterian Church, 1928-33
28	8	Guanica--Chapel Property, 1940-46
28	9	Isabela--Central Presbyterian Church, 1926-39
28	9a	Isabela, Puerto Rico--Presbyterian Church—Scrapbook/Photographs, 1927
28	10	Lajas--Presbyterian Church, 1938-45
28	11	Lares--Presbyterian Church, 1929-46
28	12	Lares--Plans and Specifications for Church Building, 1949
28	13	Las Marias--Presbyterian Church, 1926-41
28	14	La Plata--Church of La Plata, 1935
28	15	Maleza Alta--Presbyterian Church, 1925-51
28	16	Maricao--Presbyterian Church, 1926-35
28	17	Mayaguez Marina--Presbyterian Church, 1930-45
28	18	Mayaguez--Central Presbyterian Church, 1935-45
28	19	Mayaguez Arriba Presbyterian Church, 1928-43
28	20	Marina Neighborhood House, 1933-51
28	21	Moca--Presbyterian Church, 1928-45
28	22	Monteflores--Bethany Presbyterian Church, 1926-45
28	23	Pueblito Ponce--Presbyterian Church, 1936
28	24	Quebradillas--John Calvin Memorial Presbyterian Church, 1932-48
28	25	Rosario, 1930-35
28	26	Sabana Grande--Presbyterian Church, 1938-45
28	27	Sabanetas Chapel, 1945
28	28	San German--Presbyterian Church, 1933-39
28	29	San Juan--Hugh O'Neill Memorial Church, 1925-46
28	30	San Juan--Union and Hugh O'Neill Memorial Churches, 1917-21
28	31	San Juan--Union Church, 1917-47
28	32	San Sebastian--El Guacio Christian Community Center
28	33	Presbyterian Church, 1928-37
28	34	Santurce--First Presbyterian Church, 1934-40
28	35	Presbyterian Work in Cuba and Puerto Rico--Publications, 1906-19
28	36	Presbyterian Work in Puerto Rico--Articles
28	37	Puerto Rico--Maps, 1933-34
28	38	Department of West Indies--Puerto Rico--Photographs (mounted), n.d.

		Subseries 4: Dominican Republic, 1949-1960

28	39	Building and Repairs, 1949-60
28	40	Study, 1952-53

		SERIES VI: DEPARTMENT OF SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSIONS and MOBILE MINISTRIES, 1887-1968

		Subseries 1: Field Reports, 1923-1968

		Annual Statistical Reports
29	1	1923-29
29	2	1931-40
29	3	1947-50
29	4	1951-56
29	5	1958
29	6	1958-63

		Annual Field Reports (alphabetical by presbytery)
29	7-10	1938
29	11-14	1939
29	15-18	1940
29	19-22	1941
29	23-26	1942
29	27-28	1943, A-L

30	1-2	M-Y
30	3-6	1944
30	7-10	1945
30	11-14	1946
30	15-18	1947
30	19-22	1948
30	23-26	1949
30	27-29	1950
30	30-31	Narrative reports
30	32-34	1951
30	35-36	Narrative reports
30	37-38	Vacation Bible school reports
30	39	New Mexico Synod--Correspondence, Reports, 1924-27
30	40	New Mexico Synod--Correspondence, Reports, 1929-37
30	41	Texas Synod--Correspondence, Reports, 1928-35

		Monthly Field Reports
30	42	1949, Jan-Feb 1949
30	43	1950, January

31	1-10	1950, Feb-Dec
31	11-22	1951
31	23	1957, Vacation Bible School Statistical Reports
31	24-26	1957, Statistical Field Reports
31	27-28	1957, Narrative Field Reports
31	29-30	1958, Jan-Feb

32	1-10	1958, March-Dec
32	11-12	1958, Narrative Reports
32	13	1958, Vacation Bible School Reports
32	14-15	1958, Statistical Reports
32	16-26	1959, Jan-Nov

33	1	1959, December
33	2-3	1959, Narrative reports
33	4	1959, Vacation Bible School Reports
33	5-6	1959, Statistical Reports
33	7-18	1960
33	19-20	1960, Narrative reports
33	21	1960, Vacation Bible School Reports
33	22-23	1960, Statistical Reports
33	24	1964 Vacation Church School Reports
33	25	1965 Vacation Church School Reports
33	26	1966 Vacation Church Schools--Orders, Contributions
33	27	1966 Monthly Reports, Jan-March

34	1-2	1966, July-Dec
34	3	1966 End-of Year Summaries
34	4-15	1967
34	16	1968 Monthly Reports, April-June
34	17	1968 Reports, general

		Subseries 2: Bulletins/News From Field, 1910-1966

		Bulletins
34	18	The Sabbath-School Missionaries' Bulletin, 1910-11
34	19-47	1920-66
34	48	Mobile Ministries Bulletin, 1963-64

		News From Field
34	49-53	1934-39

		Subseries 3: Field Correspondence, 1920-1968 (bulk 1940-1945, mid-1950s-1967)

34	54	A-B, 1940-42
34	55	A-B, 1942-44
34	56	C, 1941
34	57	C, 1942-43
34	58	D-E, 1936, 1940-42
34	59	D-E, 1942-43
34	60	F, 1941-42
34	61	F, 1942
34	62	G, 1940-42
34	63	G, 1942
34	64	H, 1941-42

35	1	H, 1942-43
35	2	I-K, 1941-42
35	3	I-K, 1942-43
35	4	L, 1941-42
35	5	L, 1942-43
35	6	M, 1941-42
35	7	M, 1942-43
35	8	N-P, 1941-42
35	9	T-U, 1941-42
35	10	V-Z, 1940-43
35	11-15	Form Letters, 1948-61

		Correspondence, 1920-1952 (bulk 1940-1945)
35	16	John E. Abnett, 1942
35	17	Arthur Eugene Adair, 1940-42
35	18	State Alexander, 1943
35	19	Allison Amstutz, 1943
35	20	Andrew Albert, 1942-44
35	21	J.S. Armentrout, 1943
35	22	Rolland Armstron, 1940
35	23	Hugh F. Ash, 1941-43
35	24	Edward Grant Atkinson, 1941-43
35	25	Louise Avery, 1941-43
35	26	Walter Bailey, 1940-42
35	27	Walter Bailey, 1942-43
35	28	Walter Bailey--Reports, 1940-42
35	29	Harold Baldwin, 1940-42
35	30	Kathryn Bartlett, 1940-43
35	31	L.V. Bauguess, 1940
35	32	Maud Baxter, 1943-44
35	33	W.H. Bessire, 1941-42
35	34	E.V. Black, 1941-43
35	35	Harold Black, 1941-43
35	36	Louis Black, 1941-42
35	37	Louis Black, 1942-44
35	38	Louis Black--Statistical Reports, 1942-45
35	39	Carl Bogard, 1940-42
35	40	J.F. Boudra, 1930, 1935, 1941-42
35	41	W.J. Boulware, 1941-42
35	42	Owen Bovier, 1942-43
35	43	Owen Bovier--Statistical Reports, 1942-44
35	44	Frances Boyd, 1941-42
35	45	Ruth Boyd, 1941-42
35	46	Ward Boyd, 1941-42
35	47	Ward Boyd, 1943-44
35	48	Morton Brown, 1943-44
35	49	Robert Burns, 1941-44
35	50	Robert Burns--Statistical Reports, 1942-45
35	51	J.N. Carnine, 1941-42
35	52	Ralph Chamberlain, 1941-42
35	53	Elwyn Channer, 1941-42
35	54	Merlyn Chappel, BNM Secretary for Promotion, 1941-42
35	55	J.L. Cleveland, 1941-42
35	56	James K. Cook, 1941-42
35	57	Sarah Culbertson--Statistical Reports, 1943
35	58	J.S. Dapp, 1941-43

36	1	Frederick Dawson, 1941-44
36	2	Frederick Dawson--Statistical Reports, 1942-44
36	3	Mildred Dexter, 1941-42
36	4	E.E. Diggs, 1941-42
36	5	W.E. Donaldson, 1941
36	6	Catherine Dothard, 1941-42
36	7	Joe Duet, 1941-42
36	8	Vera Dulaney, 1942-45
36	9	Paul Ellis--Statistical Reports, 1943-44
36	10	Stanley T. Evans, 1941-42
36	11	George Fender, 1941-42
36	12	George Fender, 1942-43
36	13	S.R. Ferguson, 1941-45
36	14	C.W. Francis, 1941
36	15-16	S. Graham Fraser, 1941-42
36	17	Naomi Freeman, 1940
36	18	Jane Gillespie, Secretary for Specific Work, 1941-42
36	19	J.L. Glann, 1940
36	20	George Godfrey--Statistical Reports, 1942-43
36	21	J.C. Griggs, 1940
36	22	William Harless, 1940-41
36	23	Ralph J. Hall, 1940-42
36	24	Ralph J. Hall, 1942
36	25	J. Willis Hamblin, 1941-42
36	26	John Hamel, 1941-42
36	27	J.T. Hartman, 1940-42
36	28	Edward G. Heller, 1940-42
36	29	Edward G. Heller, 1942
36	30	Frank Hillis, 1941-42
36	31	L.R. Hogan, 1941-42
36	32	Andrew Hollars, 1941-42
36	33	E.L. Holsinger, 1941-42
36	34	M. Georgiana Hovey, 1942
36	35	Marie Hubbel, 1941-42
36	36	J. Way Huey, 1939-43
36	37	Gertrude L. Hines, 1942
36	38	E. Iverson, 1920-26, 1940-41
36	39	Cecelia McCoy Jamison, 1939, 1940-41
36	40	Everett Jones, 1940-42
36	41	J.M. Jones, 1941-42
36	42	J.T. Jones, 1941-42
36	43	W.V. Joyner--Statistical Reports, 1943
36	44	Benjamin Judd, 1942
36	45	A.B. Keeler, Secretary for Building Aid Funds, 1941-42
36	46	Ernest M. Keeler, 1941-45
36	47	S.M. Kelly, 1944
36	48	J. Edwin Kerr, 1941-42
36	49	Everett B. King, 1941-42
36	50	Paul R. Kirts, 1941-42
36	51	Rhea Kuykendall, 1941-42
36	52	Alexander Linn, 1941-42
36	53	Anthony Lombardi, 1941-42
36	54	Burton MacLean, 1942-43
36	55	S.D. Mallard, 1941-42
36	56	R.G. Mann, 1941-42
36	57	Howard Manning, 1941-42
36	58	Marcia Marion, 1945-46
36	59	L.S. Markham, 1941-42
36	60	Robert Marquis, 1941-42
36	61	G.H. McCleave, 1943-45
36	62	H. Paul McCormack, 1943-44
36	63	A.B. McCoy, 1941-42
36	64	L.C. McEwen, 1941-42
36	65	E.F. McGaughey, 1941-42
36	66	Delphia McSpadden, 1941-42

37	1	Constance Moon, 1941-43
37	2	Annie Moore, 1943
37	3	C.E. Morrison, 1941-42
37	4	Hermann N. Morse, 1941-42
37	5	C.L. Morton, 1941-42
37	6	Van Horne Murray, 1941-43
37	7	Wendell Newell, 1941-42
37	8	Bess Oakley, 1941-43
37	9	Clarence Orner, 1941-43
37	10	Mabel Paden, 1941-42
37	11	Richard Palmer--Statistical Report, 1943
37	12	Elmer Parker, 1941-42
37	13	Ernest Parrish--Statistical Reports, 1943-46
37	14	Pickens Patterson, 1941-42
37	15	Enrique Perez--Statistical Reports, 1942
37	16	O.G. Perkins, 1941-42
37	17	Alice Pilkey, Foreign Language and Literature Depository, 1939-42
37	18	H.R. Pinkney, 1939-42
37	19	Paul Prouty, 1942-44
37	20	George H. Redden, 1935-44
37	21	David Reiter, 1942-44
37	22	Richard Risser, 1942-43
37	23	James Robinson, 1943-45
37	24	Paul Ross, 1942-43
37	25	A. Garland Rottenberry, 1943-44
37	26	Adam Sabol, 1950-52
37	27	J.L. Santiago-Cabrera--Statistical Reports, 1942-43
37	28	H.M. Scott--Statistical Reports, 1942-43
37	29	L.G. Scott--Statistical Reports, 1942-43
37	30	H.W. Shaw--Statistical Reports, 1942
37	31	Roger B. Sherman, 1940-41
37	32	A.B. Shriver, 1940-41
37	33	C.N. Shropshire, 1942-44
37	34	James Snowden, 1938-41
37	35	Lester J. Soerhide, 1943
37	36	Max Stowe, 1942-45
37	37	H.B. Thomas, 1941-43
37	38	LeRoy Thompson, 1941-42
37	39	James Thomson, 1941-42
37	40	John Thomson, 1942-43
37	41	T.N. Threlkeld, 1940-43
37	42	Gordon S. Trew, 1944
37	43	Angie Turner, 1941-42
37	44	Alice Umbarger, 1942
37	45	Merlin Usner, 1941-42
37	46	L.P. Van Slyke, 1941-42
37	47	W.J. Venable, Jr, 1941-42
37	48	Allan F. Vinton, 1941-42
37	49	John B. Wade, 1942-44
37	50	B.H. Walker, 1941-44
37	51	Clarence Wallace, 1941-42
37	52	Floyd Rogers Watt, 1941-42
37	53	Floyd Rogers Watt--Statistical Reports, 1942-45
37	54	Rutherford B. West, 1941-42
37	55	G.H. Wilbur, 1941-42
37	56	E. Graham Wilson, 1941-42
37	57	James Phillip Wilson, 1941-42
37	58	J.T. Wilson
37	59	Curtis P. Winkle, 1941-43
37	60	L.M. Witherspoon, 1941-42
37	61	C.N. Wonacott, 1941-42
37	62	Lyda C. Wood, 1941-42
37	63	John E. Woods, 1943-44
37	64	Clarence N. Wylie, 1941-44
37	65	Arizona Parish Workers--Mildred Droppa, Janet Wohrer, 1942-43
37	66	Dick Ferrell, 1934-41
37	67	Adam Folta, 1950-52
37	68	George E. Good, 1935-41

		Correspondence, 1944-1968 (bulk mid-1950s-1967)
38	1	Andrew Albert, 1944-50
38	2	Andrew Albert, 1956-67
38	3	Henry Archuleta, 1945-67
38	4	Lawrence J. Athorn, 1966-67
38	5	John C. Barnum, 1956-67
38	6	Irwin M. Brandjord, 1964-67
38	7	Edward F. Brown, 1954-61
38	8	Edward F. Brown, 1962-67
38	9	Walter J. Brown, 1959
38	10	William C. Brown, 1957-66
38	11	Wayne A. Buchtel, 1965-66
38	12	William J. Burger, 1944-67
38	13	Ralph W. Chamberlain, 1944, 1957-67
38	14	Ray W. Cornwell, 1944-67
38	15	Robert S. Dean, 1964-67
38	16	Richard Deursen, 1957-67
38	17	John E. Fooks, 1962-67
38	18	Alban T. Fry, 1963-65
38	19	William B. Garner, 1963-67
38	20	Carl Geores, 1956-66	Digital
38	21	Ralph J. Hall, 1966-67
38	22	Robert G. Hall, 1957-65
38	23	Ralph Hensley, 1960-67
38	24	David L. Heyser, 1962-67
38	25	James H. Howell, 1956-67
38	26	James H. Howell, Clippings, 1961-67
38	27	Marie Hubbel, 1967
38	28	Michio Ito, 1959-67
38	29	Joseph T. Jones, 1956-66
38	30	W. Charles Jones, 1960-67
38	31	Thomas F. Kerr, 1951-60
38	32	William B. Knickel, 1950-66
38	33	Maynard L. Kreider, 1961-66
38	34	James K. Lyons, 1962-68
38	35	Arne V. Magnuson, 1962-67
38	36	Clark N. McKinney, 1961-66
38	37	John Calvin Miller, 1962-66
38	38	Thomas I. Myers, 1962-67
38	39	J. Elbert Nash, 1963-66
38	40	Gerard S. Noel, 1965-67
38	41	Raymond Nott, 1955-66

39	1	Herbert M. Peters, 1956-67	Digital
39	2	Loren G. Petterson, 1964-67
39	3	Herbert R. Pinkney, 1944, 1955-66
39	4	James R. Potter, 1959-67
39	5	Benjamin E. Price, 1944-66
39	6	David E. Rule, 1955-67
39	7	Donald L. Simmons, 1960-65
39	8	Donald L. Snavely, 1962-63
39	9	Adam Sobol, 1945-59
39	10	Nunzio Testa, 1957-66
39	11	Benjamin Thompson, 1963-65
39	12	John D. Thomson, 1955-66
39	13	R.G. Toatley, 1957-66
39	14	Franklin D. Warren, 1962-67
39	15	R.B. West, 1966
39	16	Harold A. Wylie, 1957-65
39	17	Reed S. Zakhary, 1964-67
39	18	Retired Ministers

		Correspondence, 1955-1967
39	19	Arizona Synod, 1956-66
39	20	California Synod, 1956-63
39	21	California Synod, 1962-67
39	22	California Synod--Central Area, 1963-67
39	23	Catawba Synod, 1958-67
39	24	Colorado Synod, 1956-67
39	25	Florida Synod, 1956-67
39	26	Idaho Synod, 1956-67
39	27	Indiana Synod, 1956, 1963
39	28	Iowa Synod--James Black Fund, 1958-61
39	29	Kentucky Synod, 1956-57
39	30	Michigan Synod, 1956-62
39	31	Mid-South Synod, 1956-67
39	32	Minnesota Synod, 1956-67
39	33	Missouri Synod, 1955-61
39	34	Nebraska Synod, 1956-67
39	35	Nevada Presbytery, 1955-56
39	36	New England Synod, 1956-66
39	37	New Jersey Synod, 1956-60
39	38	New Mexico Synod, 1955-59
39	39	New Mexico Synod, 1960-66
39	40	New York Synod
39	41	North Dakota Synod, 1956-62
39	42	Oklahoma (Oklahoma-Arkansas) Synod, 1956-63
39	43	Oregon Synod, 1956-67
39	44	Pennsylvania Synod, 1956, 1958
39	45	Rockies Synod--Kalispell/Kila Field, 1956-65
39	46	Rockies Synod--Montana and Wyoming, 1956-58
39	47	Rockies Synod--Montana and Wyoming, 1959-64
39	48	Rockies Synod--Montana and Wyoming, 1964-67
39	49	South Carolina-Georgia (Atlantic) Synod, 1956-67
39	50	South Dakota Synod, 1956-61
39	51	South Dakota Synod, 1961-67
39	52	Texas Synod, 1955-65
39	53	Utah Presbytery, 1956-61
39	54	Washington Synod, 1954-59
39	55	Washington Synod, 1960-67
39	56	West Virginia Synod, 1954-66
39	57	Wisconsin Synod, 1959-63
39	58	Wyoming Synod, 1955-58

		Subseries 4: Camp Meetings/Conferences, 1939-1967 (bulk 1951-1967)

		Ranchers' Camp Meetings, 1951-1967
39	59	1951-64
39	60	Northwest--Correspondence, 1963, 1965
39	61	Northwest, Minutes, 1955-64
39	62	Northwest, Reports, 1957-64

40	1	Southwest, Reports, 1961-64
40	2	Southwest, 1955, 1960-67

		Conferences, 1939-1967 (bulk 1954-1967)
40	3	Annual Conference of Sunday School Missionaries and Parish Workers, 1939
40	4	Southeast--Agenda, 1954-55
40	5	Southeast, 1956-59
40	6	Southeast, 1959-64
40	7	Southwest, 1954-64
40	8	Northwest, 1954-65
40	9	Northwest, 1964
40	10	Southeast, 1964
40	11	Southwest, 1964
40	12	Northwest 1965
40	13	Southeast, 1965
40	14	Southwest, 1965
40	15	Northwest/Southwest, 1966
40	16	Southeast, 1966
40	17	Northwest/Southwest, 1967
40	18	Southeast, 1967

		Subseries 5: Subject Files, 1887-1968

		Historical Materials
40	19	Presbyterian Board of Publication and Sabbath School Work--Register of Missionaries, 1887-1903
40	20	Board of Publication and Sabbath School Work--Articles, Reports, Publications, 1910-39
40	21	Historical Materials--Origins of Department, 1890-1913, 1951
40	22	Historical Materials--Origins of Department, 1923, 1927, 1945-51
40	23	Historical Materials--Origins of Department, 1950-62
40	24	Historical Material, 1917, 1926-27, 1953
40	25	Historical Materials--Missions to Negroes, 1913-37

		Local Churches/Synods
40	26	Area Churches, 1959-63
40	27	Alabama--Wilcox County, 1966
40	28	Arkansas--Second Church, Camden, 1893-1951
40	29	Arkansas--Witschieben Memorial Church, Paragould, 1941-61
40	30	Colorado--Rico Church, 1946-49
40	31	Georgia--Brunswick and Vienna Churches, 1962-67
40	32	Idaho--Elk City, 1967
40	33	Louisiana--Gheens Chapel, 1944
40	34	Montana Synod, 1953
40	35	Oklahoma--Cherokee Hills Church, 1966
40	36	South Dakota Synod, 1941-43
40	37	Tennessee--Hays Chapel, 1945
40	38	Tennessee--Seals Community Chapel, 1943-52

		Personnel
40	39	Lists of Parish Workers and Mobile Ministers, 1967
40	40	Applications for Designation of Mobile Minister, 1967
40	41	Retired Missionaries
40	42	Supplementary Retirement Allowances, 1956-61

		Miscellaneous
40	43	Area Evaluating Cabinet Summaries, 1967
40	44	Articles, 1945-62
40	45	Board of Christian Education, 1942-44
40	46	Board of Christian Education--Publications, 1941-43
40	47	Board of Pensions, 1940-42
40	48	The Desert Mission, 1944-46
40	49	Division of Evangelism, 1956-59
40	50	Emergency Service Commission, 1941-42
40	51	Emergency Service Commission, 1942
40	52	Friendship Frontiers Newsletter, 1967
40	53	Home Missions Council, 1941
40	54	Legal Services Division, 1959-61
40	55	Leisure Division
40	56	Lumber Camp Work--Articles
40	57	Manifesto of Human Decency, 1963
40	58	Manual for Mobile Ministries, 1966
40	59	New Mobile Ministries, 1965-66
40	60	Mobile Missions Committee, MN, 1963-66
40	61	Mobile Ministries Advisory Committee, 1964-65
40	62	Survey--PCUSA in Oklahoma, 1940
40	63	Personal Interest Program, 1962
40	64	Procedures for Mobile Ministries, 1967-68
40	65	Programs--Sunday School
40	66	Publicity, 1945-48
40	67	Redefinition of Mobile Ministries
40	68	Scholarships, 1944-66

41	1	Ministry to Service Personnel
41	2	Statistics, 1936-64
41	3	Seminary Summer Service Plan, 1965
41	4	Trailer Ministry, 1965
41	5	War Industry/Defense Bulletins, 1942
41	6	Worship Services, 1966

		Subseries 6: Scrapbooks, 1896-1947

41a	1	1896-1919 [Item missing from shelf as of 3/07]
41a	2-13	1921-47

		Subseries 7: Missionaries’ Record Books, 1918-1937

41b	1	1918-21
41b	2	1921-24

41c	1	1924-26
41c	2	1926-30

41d	1	1930-34
41d	2	1934-37

		SERIES VII: JACKMAN RELOCATION PROGRAM, 1965-1972

		Subseries 1: Administrative Files, 1964-1972

42	1	Agreement Form
42	2	Article, "Would You Go Out of Your Way?" (by Patton), 1969
42	3	Concerns to be Covered, 1966
42	4	Correspondence, 1965-66
42	5	Correspondence, 1966-68
42	6	Correspondence, 1968-70
42	7	Correspondence, 1968-72
42	8	Evaluation Form, 1967
42	9	Financial Matters, 1965-70
42	10	Insurance Coverage for Students, 1968-69
42	11	Memoranda--Goals and Objectives of Program, 1965-71
42	12	Memoranda, Correspondence--Origins of Program, 1964-67
42	13	Program Description--Pamphlets, 1965-1967
42	14	Questionnaire Sent to Students and Results, 1970
42	15	Recruiters--Correspondence, 1965-69
42	16	First Year Report, 1964-67
42	17	Form Letters to Local Sponsoring Committees, 1966-69
42	18	Sponsoring Committees--Correspondence, 1966-68

		Subseries 2: Host Families' Files, 1965-1971

42	19	Letters to Host Families
42	20	Reactions of Host Families
42	21	Recruitment of Host Families, 1965-69
42	22	Aigner--WI, 1967
42	23	Andrew--IL, 1967
42	24	Aurbakken--NJ, 1968
42	25	Bankhead--IA, 1968-69
42	26	Best--NY, 1965-67
42	27	Bundy--IL, 1968-69
42	28	Colbert--NY, 1969
42	29	Cook--NJ, 1969
42	30	Craig--WI, 1969-70
42	31	D'Arcy--MI, 1968-69
42	32	DiAngeli, IL, 1966-68
42	33	Dow--IL, 1966-69
42	34	DuRivage, NY, 1969-70
42	35	Erdman, NY
42	36	Fennell--NY, 1965-66
42	37	Fuehrer--IL, 1968-69
42	38	Harry--OH, 1968-70
42	39	Hill--IL, 1967-68
42	40	Hull--PA, 1969-70
42	41	Hunt--NY, 1967-68
42	42	Irwin--IA, 1969-70
42	43	Jennings--IL, 1968-69
42	44	Johnson--NY, 1965
42	45	Jones--WI, 1968-70
42	46	Kay--IA, 1967-70
42	47	Killion--IL, 1969
42	48	Magill--IA, 1969-71
42	49	Malmstadt--IL, 1967-69
42	50	Mayberry--NY, 1965
42	51	McArthur--IL, 1967-68
42	52	McClure--NJ, 1967-68
42	53	McCollough--OR, 1967-69
42	54	McCullough--MT, 1970-71
42	55	McWilliams--IL, 1967-70
42	56	Miller--NJ, 1965-66
42	57	Miller--NY, 1966
42	58	Minium--IA, 1968-69
42	59	Neal--OH, 1965-68
42	60	Norquist--IL
42	61	Phipps--MI, 1967
42	62	Purkey--NJ, 1967
42	63	Reid--WI, 1970
42	64	Schilling--OH, 1968-69
42	65	Shuey--IA, 1967-69
42	66	Sieger--NJ, 1968-69
42	67	Slayton, MI--1966-67
42	68	Smedley--NY, 1969-70
42	69	Stokes--NJ, 1966-70
42	70	Terminello--NJ, 1965-70
42	71	Thompson--IL, 1966-67
42	72	Tratebas--IA, 1968-70
42	73	Triplett--OH, 1966-67
42	74	Underwood--NY, 1966-70
42	75	Wiertzema--IA, 1969

		Subseries 3: Students' Files, 1965-1972

43	1	Form Letters Sent to Students, 1966-71
43	2	Letter Sent to Students on Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr, 1968
43	3	Letters to Students' Parents, 1967-69
43	4	Lists of Students, 1966-69
43	5	Progress Reports on Students
43	6	Harry Lawrence Anthony--SC, 1966-69
43	7	Raymond Bailey--NC, 1967-69
43	8	Jean Bankhead--SC, 1967-68
43	9	Thomas Jefferson Bean--TN, 1965
43	10	John Blake--SC, 1967-69
43	11	Gloria Jean Bowman--SC, 1966-68
43	12	Jennifer Brown--VA, 1965-69
43	13	Frank Campbell--SC, 1965-67
43	14	Melvin Campbell--SC, 1969-71
43	15	Lester Chitsulo--Rhodesia, 1967-70
43	16	Scott Coley--MS, 1965-68
43	17	Emma Cureton--NC, 1966-69
43	18	Wesley Floyd--SC, 1967-70
43	19	Geneva Garvin–SC, 1969-71
43	20	Whitfield Gaston--NC, 1966-69
43	21	Claude Gilmore--SC, 1969-71
43	22	Timothy Grant--GA, 1969-70
43	23	Eugene Jeeter--NC, 1969-72
43	24	Etta June Johnson--SC, 1965-69
43	25	Tonie Jones--OH, 1967
43	26	Helen Jane Long--TN, 1967-71
43	27	Kirk Lowry--SC, 1967-69
43	28	Patricia Ann Meeks--SC, 1966-69
43	29	Jacqueline Miles--SC, 1967-70
43	30	Larry Moore--SC, 1965-70
43	31	Strauss Mae Moore--SC, 1969-70
43	32	Harry Moseley--TN, 1965-67
43	33	Gary Lee Potts--NC, 1967-69
43	34	Jerry Reid--SC, 1968-70
43	35	Fran Kathy Rivers--SC, 1968-71
43	36	Melvin Seegars--NC, 1969-70
43	37	Gwendolyn Sherrill--NC, 1966-69
43	38	William Simmons--SC, 1969-71
43	39	William Simmons--SC, 1965-67
43	40	Ivy Denise Tillman--NC, 1966-68
43	41	Carrie Washington--SC, 1966-69
43	42	Mary Jane Western--TN, 1965-69
43	43	Janice Williams--SC, 1969-71
43	44	Margie Williams--SC, 1969-70
43	45	Margaret Wilson--NC, 1968-70
43	46	Clarence Keith Wingate--SC, 1967-69
43	47	Rejected Students, 1965-66
43	48	Rejected Students, 1967
43	49	Rejected Students, 1967-69

		SERIES VIII: CHILD DEVELOPMENT GROUP OF MISSISSIPPI AND OTHER MISSISSIPPI PROJECTS, 1965-1974

		Subseries 1: Child Development Group of Mississippi, 1965-1969

		Correspondence, 1965-1969
44	1	1965
44	2	1966
44		1966
44	3a	1966-67
44	4-8	1967

45	1	1968
45	2	1968
45	3	1968-69

		Proposals for full year Head Start Programs of CDGM, 1965-1969
45	4	1965-66
45	5	1966
45	6	1967
45	7	1967
45	8	1969
45	9	1969
45	10	1969
45	11	Proposal for Mississippi Adult Community College from Mary Holmes Junior College, 1968

		Subject File, 1966-1967
45	12	Evaluation, 1967
45	13	Friends of Children of Mississippi, 1967
45	14	Information Packets, Statements on CDGM, 1966
45	15	Minutes, 1967
45	16	National Citizens' Committee for Child Development Program in Mississippi, 1966
45	17	National Study Service--Field Trip to Mississippi, 1967
45	18	Newspaper Clippings, 1966
45	19-20	Office of Economic Opportunity, 1966
45	21	Organizational Chart, 1967
45	22	Personnel
45	23	Press Releases, Excerpts from Press Conference
45	24	Publications, 1966
45	25	Reports
45	26-27	Weekly Reports, 1967

		Scrapbook (mainly of photographs), 1967
45	28	CDGM Head Start Program Scrapbook—Porterville Center, Kemper County, Mississippi (mainly of photographs), 1967	Digital

		Subseries 2: Clay County Community Development Corporation, 1968-1973

45	29	Budget, Project Proposals, 1970
45	30	Correspondence, 1968-71

46	1	Reports, ca. 1968, ca. 1971
46	2	Memorandum, Staff, Structure and Function, Organizational Chart, 1973, n.d.

		Subseries 3: Delta Ministry, 1967-1974

46	3	Correspondence, 1967-74
46	4	Minutes, Member List, 1968-69

		Subseries 4: Mt. Beulah Project, 1968-1970

46	5	Mt. Beulah Community College Project, 1968-70, n.d.

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