HIGHT C MOORE PAPERS

AR 69

Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives

By Joanna Wilkey

June, 2007

Updated June, 2012

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Hight C Moore Papers

AR 69

Summary Main Entry: Hight C Moore Papers Date Span: 1884 – 1956 Abstract: Hight C Moore was a Southern Baptist clergyman and editor. His papers include correspondence, photographs, clippings, Bibles, manuscript drafts, Bible study material, books, speeches, and biographical information. Size: 35 linear ft. (69 boxes) Collection #: AR 69 Historical Sketch Hight C Moore was born January 28, 1871, in Globe, a small community in Caldwell County, North Carolina. Moore attended Globe Academy and Wake Forest College, where he received his B.A. in 1890. That same year, Moore was ordained by Globe Baptist Church and received his first pastorate, at the Baptist church in Morehead City, N.C., where he served until 1893. Hight C Moore resigned as pastor in Morehead to attend the seminary in Rochester, New York, but not before marrying Laura Miller Peterson May 2, 1893. From the end of 1893 until 1904, Moore held several pastorates throughout North Carolina. He became actively involved in the North Carolina State Baptist Convention where he held several positions, including assistant recording secretary from 1898 – 1907 and Sunday School secretary from 1904 – 1907.

In 1907, Moore was offered a position with the Sunday School Board in Nashville, Tennessee, and resigned from the Sunday School Department in North Carolina. Before leaving North Carolina, he was offered the job of editor of the Biblical Recorder, North Carolina’s Baptist state paper, and turned down the position in Nashville. Moore served as editor of the Biblical Recorder until 1917. He was a strong supporter of education and returned to Wake Forest College to earn his D. D. Degree. In 1914, Moore was selected as Secretary of the Southern Baptist Convention and held the position until 1946.

In 1917, the Sunday School Board in Nashville offered Moore a position as co-editorial secretary with E.C. Dargan. This time Moore took the job in Nashville, and his duties included being the managing editor for the board and also the editor of Home Department Magazine and the weekly publications of the Sunday School Board. In 1927, Dargan resigned from his position, and Moore became the editorial secretary of the Board.

While in Nashville, Moore was involved with many publications including his Points for Emphasis (1918 – 1943), which was a Sunday School Lesson commentary. Moore served

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as editor of The Teacher for sixteen years and wrote numerous articles, pamphlets, and books. He served on the International Sunday School Lesson Committee for nearly twenty years, and, from 1929 – 1943, Moore gave a weekly broadcast for the Committee on Nashville’s WSM.

Moore retired from the Sunday School Board in 1943 and moved with his wife to Ridgecrest, North Carolina, where the couple’s only son resided. Moore died in Ridgecrest May 24, 1957. Scope and Content Note The Hight C Moore Collection consists of 35 linear feet of material and is located in 69 boxes. The collection contains material dating from 1884 to 1956 and documents Hight C Moore’s career as a pastor and as an editor for the North Carolina Baptist Sunday School Board, The Biblical Recorder, and the Southern Baptist Convention. The collection includes Moore’s correspondence, clippings of articles written by Moore for numerous publications, clippings written by other authors for various publications, a scrapbook from Moore’s trip to the Holy Land in 1927, Bibles that belonged to Moore and his wife, and his poetry. The collection also contains biographical files on various individuals, including Clifton J. Allen, Austin Crouch, E.C. Dargan, A.C. Dixon, E.Y. Mullins, and L.R. Scarborough. Photographs of family and coworkers are found in the collection, with numerous images of the Ridgecrest Conference Center in North Carolina. There are also Bible commentaries by Moore. Each book of the Bible is located in its own folder, and the folders are filed in the order they appear in the Bible. The collection is largely composed of Hight C. Moore’s other writings, including his articles, manuscript drafts, sermon notes, blackboard outlines from his time as a Sunday School teacher, and his Points for Emphasis. Included are notes and research Moore collected for his work, A Thirst for God. The collection also includes material related to the Baptist World Alliance, the history of the Southern Baptist Convention, International Council on Religious Education, arrangements for the Southern Baptist Convention, and the executive committee of the SBC. The breadth of Moore’s influence in the Southern Baptist Convention is also reflected in the individuals, many of whom were leaders in the Southern Baptist Convention, with whom he corresponded. Those people include J.B. Lawrence, Kathleen Mallory, Victor Masters, E.C. Routh, John R. Sampey, William L. Poteat, J.W. O’Hara, L.L. Gwaltney, B.W. Spilman, George W. Truett, I.J. Van Ness, and Rufus Weaver. Norma Moore, daughter-in-law of Hight C Moore, donated the collection to the Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives in 1960. The collection is divided into three sections: Subject Files, Correspondence, and Books, notebooks, and scrapbooks. Each series is arranged alphabetically.

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Arrangement Arranged alphabetically within each of three series Provenance Donated by Moore’s daughter-in-law, Norma Moore, to the Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives in 1960 Preferred Citation Hight C Moore Papers, Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives, Nashville, Tennessee Access Restrictions None Subject Terms Allen, Clifton Judson, 1901 – 1986 Burkhalter, Frank Elisha, 1880 – 1963 Burroughs, Prince Emanuel, 1871 – 1948 Coleman, Inabelle Graves Cooke, Lawson H., 1885 – 1972 Crouch, Austin, 1870 – 1957 Dargan, Edwin Charles, 1852 – 1930 Dixon, Amzi Clarence, 1854 – 1925+ Dobbins, Gaines Stanley, 1886 – 1978 Grice, Homer Lamar, 1883 – 1974 Gwaltney, Leslie Lee, 1876 – 1955 Hill, John Leonard, 1878 – 1964 Hopkins, Granville Shelby, 1878 – Lawrence, John Benjamin, 1871 – 1968 Lowe, Samuel Franklin, 1890 – 1952 Maddry, Charles Edward, 1876 – 1972 Mallory, Kathleen Moore, 1879 – 1954 Maston, Thomas Buford, 1897 – 1988 Mullins, Edgar Young, 1860 – 1928 Newton, Louis DeVotie, 1892 – 1986 O’Hara, Joel William, 1871 – Poteat, William Louis, 1856 – 1938 Routh, Eugene Coke, 1874 – 1966 Sampey, John Richard, 1863 – 1946 Scarborough, Lee Rutland, 1870 – 1945 Shepard, John Watson, 1878 – 1954 Spilman, Bernard Washington, 1871 – 1950 Tipton, William Henry, 1875 – 1950 Truett, George Washington, 1867 – 1944 Van Ness, Isaac Jacobus, 1860 – 1947 Van Ness, Noble, 1897 – 1976

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Watts, Thomas Joseph, 1874 – 1948 Weaver, Rufus Washington, 1870 – 1947 International Council of Religious Education North Carolina Baptist Convention Southern Baptist Convention Sunday School Board Baptist World Alliance Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee Bible – Commentaries Related Materials Clifton J. Allen Papers, Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives, AR 795-221. Isaac Jacobus Van Ness Papers, Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives, AR 795-112. James Marion Frost Papers, Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives, AR 795-109. Price, J. M. Baptist leaders in religious education, Broadman Press, 1943. Container List Box 1 1.1 Adjustment of Routine in Editorial Department 1.2 Administration Building (Tower), 1940 – 1941 1.3 Alcohol/Temperance Information Booklet, 1943 1.4 Almanac of SBC, 1899 1.5 Anti-Semitism, 1943 1.6 Art Procedure, 1940 – 1941 1.7 Articles/Addresses, 1934 1.8 Articles/Addresses, 1935 1.9 Articles/Addresses, 1938 1.10 Articles/Addresses, 1939 1.11 Articles/Addresses 1.12 Articles/Addresses Box 2 2.1 Articles/Writings –Teacher 2.2 Baptist Faith and Message 2.3 Baptist World Alliance, 1925 2.4 Baptist World Alliance, 1927 – 1928 2.5 Baptist World Alliance, 1929 – 1939 2.6 Baptist World Alliance, 1928 – 1934 2.7 Baptist World Alliance, 1936 – 1941 – Pamphlets and Clippings 2.8 Baptist World Alliance, 1936 – 1941 – Correspondence 2.9 B.Y.P.U. Bible Reading 2.10 B.Y.P.U. Conference, 1933

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Box 3 3.1 Baylor Address – March, 1938 3.2 Baylor Diamond Jubilee, 1845 – 1920 3.3 Baylor University 3.4 Bible Commentary – History 3.5 Bible Commentary – Law 3.6 Bible Commentary – Major Prophets 3.7 Bible Commentary – Minor Prophets 3.8 Bible Commentary – Poets 3.9 Bible Commentary – Genesis (1 of 2) 3.10 Bible Commentary – Genesis (2 of 2) Box 4 4.1 Bible Commentary – Exodus (1 of 2) 4.2 Bible Commentary – Exodus (2 of 2) 4.3 Bible Commentary – Leviticus 4.4 Bible Commentary – Numbers 4.5 Bible Commentary – Deuteronomy 4.6 Bible Commentary – Joshua 4.7 Bible Commentary – Judges 4.8 Bible Commentary – Ruth 4.9 Bible Commentary – I Samuel 4.10 Bible Commentary – II Samuel Box 5 5.1 Bible Commentary – I Kings 5.2 Bible Commentary – II Kings 5.3 Bible Commentary – I Chronicles 5.4 Bible Commentary – II Chronicles 5.5 Bible Commentary – Ezra 5.6 Bible Commentary – Nehemiah 5.7 Bible Commentary – Esther 5.8 Bible Commentary – Job 5.9 Bible Commentary – Psalms 5.10 Bible Commentary – Proverbs 5.11 Bible Commentary – Isaiah 5.12 Bible Commentary – Jeremiah 5.13 Bible Commentary – Ezekiel 5.14 Bible Commentary – Daniel 5.15 Bible Commentary – Hosea 5.16 Bible Commentary – Amos Box 6 6.1 Bible Commentary – Jonah 6.2 Bible Commentary – Micah

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6.3 Bible Commentary – Habakkuk 6.4 Bible Commentary – Haggai 6.5 Bible Commentary – Malachi 6.6 Bible Commentary – Matthew 6.7 Bible Commentary – Matthew 6.8 Bible Commentary – Matthew 6.9 Bible Commentary – Matthew 6.10 Bible Commentary – Matthew Box 7 7.1 Bible Commentary – Matthew 7.2 Bible Commentary – Mathew 7.3 Bible Commentary – Matthew 7.4 Bible Commentary – Matthew 7.5 Bible Commentary – Matthew 7.6 Bible Commentary – Matthew Box 8 8.1 Bible Commentary – Mark 8.2 Bible Commentary – Mark 8.3 Bible Commentary – Mark 8.4 Bible Commentary – Mark 8.5 Bible Commentary – Mark 8.6 Bible Commentary – Luke Box 9 9.1 Bible Commentary – Luke 9.2 Bible Commentary – Luke 9.3 Bible Commentary – Luke 9.4 Bible Commentary – Luke 9.5 Bible Commentary – Luke Box 10 10.1 Bible Commentary – John 10.2 Bible Commentary – John 10.3 Bible Commentary – John 10.4 Bible Commentary – Acts 10.5 Bible Commentary – Acts 10.6 Bible Commentary – Acts Box 11 11.1 Bible Commentary – Acts 11.2 Bible Commentary – Acts 11.3 Bible Commentary – Acts 11.4 Bible Commentary – Acts 11.5 Bible Commentary – Acts

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11.6 Bible Commentary – Romans Box 12 12.1 Bible Commentary – I Corinthians 12.2 Bible Commentary – II Corinthians 12.3 Bible Commentary – Galatians 12.4 Bible Commentary – Ephesians 12.5 Bible Commentary – Philippians 12.6 Bible Commentary – Colossians 12.7 Bible Commentary – I Thessalonians 12.8 Bible Commentary – II Thessalonians 12.9 Bible Commentary – I Timothy 12.10 Bible Commentary – II Timothy 12.11 Bible Commentary – Titus 12.12 Bible Commentary – Philemon 12.13 Bible Commentary – Hebrews 12.14 Bible Commentary – James 12.15 Bible Commentary – I Peter 12.16 Bible Commentary – II Peter 12.17 Bible Commentary – I John 12.18 Bible Commentary – II John 12.19 Bible Commentary – III John 12.20 Bible Commentary – Jude 12.21 Bible Commentary – Revelation 12.22 Bible Reading in Public Schools (North Carolina and Tennessee) 12.23 Bible Reading and Study Box 13 13.1 Bible Study Notes – Nehemiah and Esther 13.2 Bible Study Notes – Minor Prophets 13.3 Bible Study Notes – New Testament 13.4 Bible Study Notes – Matthew 13.5 Bible Study Notes – Matthew 13.6 Bible Study Notes – Discourses in Matthew (Sermons of Jesus) 13.7 Bible Study Notes – “The Master Matthew” 13.8 Bible Study Notes – Mark 13.9 Bible Study Notes – Acts 13.10 Bible Study Notes – Romans 13.11 Bible Study Notes – Ephesians 13.12 Bible Study Notes – James 13.13 Biblical Recorder – S.S. Lesson 13.14 Biographical Data – Allen, Clifton J. 13.15 Biographical Data – Burnett, J. Henry 13.16 Biographical Data – Burroughs, Prince E. 13.17 Biographical Data – Campbell, Page Alexander 13.18 Biographical Data – Cobb, Collier

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13.19 Biographical Data – Conner, W.T. 13.20 Biographical Data – Cox, Ben 13.21 Biographical Data – Crouch, Austin 13.22 Biographical Data – Cullom, W.R. 13.23 Biographical Data – Dargan, E.C. 13.24 Biographical Data – Dixon, A.C. Box 14 14.1 Biographical Data – Dixon, Thomas 14.2 Biographical Data – Dodd, William E. 14.3 Biographical Data – Gilmore, Walter M. 14.4 Biographical Data – Gordon, S.D. 14.5 Biographical Data – Gregory, Oliver F. 14.6 Biographical Data – Hack, Fannie E. 14.7 Biographical Data – Hiley, Marion 14.8 Biographical Data – Hill, John L. 14.9 Biographical Data – Holcomb, T.L. 14.10 Biographical Data – Hooper, William 14.11 Biographical Data – Huff, Mr. and Mrs. John A. 14.12 Biographical Data – Johnson, Gerald W. 14.13 Biographical Data – Johnson, Livingstone 14.14 Biographical Data – Jones, Howard Lee 14.15 Biographical Data – Jordan, Frank M. 14.16 Biographical Data – Lawton, Mrs. W.W. 14.17 Biographical Data – Leavell, Mr. and Mrs. George W. 14.18 Biographical Data – Love, J.F. 14.19 Biographical Data – Maddrey, Charles 14.20 Biographical Data – May, Robert Lee 14.21 Biographical Data – Meadow, Mrs. Elizabeth Denmark 14.22 Biographical Data – Middleton, R.L. 14.23 Biographical Data – Moore, Mrs. Hight C. 14.24 Biographical Data – Moore, Jessie Daniel 14.25 Biographical Data – Moore, Joseph P. 14.26 Biographical Data – Moore, Robert Lee 14.27 Biographical Data – Mullins, E.Y. 14.28 Biographical Data – Neff, Pat M. 14.29 Biographical Data – Newton, Louie D. 14.30 Biographical Data – Phelps, Marian 14.31 Biographical Data – Poteat, W.L. 14.32 Biographical Data – Powell, W.D. Box 15 15.1 Biographical Data – Powell, Dr. and Mrs. W.F. 15.2 Biographical Data – Robertson, A.T. 15.3 Biographical Data – Scarborough, L.R. 15.4 Biographical Data – Slemp, John C.

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15.5 Biographical Data – Spilman, B.W. 15.6 Biographical Data – Terrell, R.F. 15.7 Biographical Data – Williams, Roger and John Clark 15.8 Biographical Data – Yates, Kyle M. 15.9. Biographical Data – Biographical Info 15.10 Biography – Hight C Moore 15.11 Birthday – Duplicate Programs 15.12 Birthday – Letters and Telegrams, 1931 15.13 Birthday – Greeting Cards, 1933 15.14 Birthday – Greetings, 1936 15.15 Christmas – Greetings, 1937 15.16 Birthday – Greetings, 1937 15.17 Birthday – Greetings, 1938 15.18 Birthday – Greetings, 1939 Box 16 16.1 Birthday – Autograph Book, 1941 16.2 Birthday – Greeting Cards, 1941 16.3 Blackboard Outlines for Teaching S.S. Class – Ridgecrest Baptist Church 16.4 Blackboard Outlines – Teaching Notes, 1945 16.5 Blackboard Outlines – Teaching Notes, 1946 16.6 Blackboard Outlines, 1947 16.7 Blackboard Outline, 1948 16.8 Blackboard Outlines, 1949 Box 17 17.1 Blackboard Outlines, 1950 17.2 Blackboard Outlines, 1951 17.3 Blackboard Outlines, 1952 17.4 Blackboard Outlines, 1953 17.5 Blackboard Outlines, 1954 17.6 Black Education 17.7 Blue Mountain College 17.8 Boykin Brothers 17.9 Broadman Family Library 17.10 Broadman Literary Club 17.11 Broadus, John A. – “The Sunday School Teacher as an Interpreter” 17.12 Caribbean Cruise 17.13 Christian Education 17.14 Church Bulletins 17.15 Circle (Sunday School Board News Notes) Box 18 18.1 Circulations (Periodicals), 1929 – 1942 18.2 Clippings – Biblical Recorder – Election as Editor 18.3 Clippings – North Carolina Baptists

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18.4 Clippings – Notebook (Writings by H.C. Moore) 18.5 Clippings – Scrapbook 18.6 Clippings, 1896 – 1930 18.7 Clippings, 1898 – 1902 18.8 Clippings, 1904 – 1907 18.9 Clippings, 1907 – 1949 18.10 Clippings, 1908 – 1917 18.11 Clippings, 1943 – 1954 18.12 Clippings – Weekly News, 1892 18.13 Clippings – Broad St. Baptist Church, 1894 – 1897 18.14 Clippings – Monroe Baptist Church, 1894 – 1897 18.15 Clippings – The Sunday School Times and Ladies Home Journal, 1895 – 1900 18.16 Clippings – News and Observer, April 17, 1904 18.17 Clippings – News and Observer, June 30, 1904 18.18 Clippings – Biblical Recorder, 1910 18.19 Clippings – News and Observer, June 28, 1911 18.20 Clippings – Enforced Rest, March 1915 18.21 Clippings – H.C. Moore attending Movie, May, 1915 18.22 Clippings – Raleigh Times, May 11, 1916 18.23 Clippings – Biblical Recorder, Resignation, 1917 18.24 Clippings – “The Intercessory Preacher,” May, 1917 18.25 Clippings – “Lenoir Topic,” July, 1917 18.26 Clippings – The Challenge, c. 1918 – 1919 18.27 Clippings – Kind Words, 1921 18.28 Clippings – Organized Class Magazine, 1922 18.29 Clippings – S.B.C., 1923 – 1955 18.30 Clippings – Kind Words, 1924 18.31 Clippings – Baptist Faith and Message, 1925 18.32 Clippings – Nashville Banner, Oct. 4, 1925 18.33 Clippings – Arizona Convention, 1928 18.34 Clippings – Carnes Case, Indebtedness, 1928 18.35 Clippings – News and Observer, Oct 13 – 14, 1929 Box 19 19.1 Criticisms and Suggestions, 1936 19.2 Criticisms and Suggestions, 1936 19.3 Criticisms and Suggestions, 1937 19.4 Criticisms and Suggestions, 1940 19.5 Criticisms and Suggestions, 1941 19.6 Criticisms and Suggestions, 1942 19.7 Criticisms and Suggestions, 1943 19.8 Curricula 19.9 Diary, 1955 19.10 Diary, 1956 19.11 Dickens – The Life of Our Lord, 1934 19.12 Directory – S.B.C., 1930

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19.13 Doblins, G.S. Source Book in the History, Theory, and Practice of Christian Education

19.14 Editorial Conference 19.15 Editorial Conferences, 1926 – 1935 Box 20 20.1 Editorial Department 20.2 Editorial Department Conferences, 1936 – 1937 20.3 Editorial Department Data 20.4 Editorial Department Data 20.5 Editorial Department Data 20.6 Editorial Department Data 20.7 Editorial Division Memos, 1940 – 1941 Box 21 21.1 Editorial Procedure, 1939 – 1940 21.2 Editorial Service Division – HCM 21.3 Europe Trip, Feb., 1927 21.4 Executive Committee – SSB, 1939 – 1931 21.5 Executive Committee, 1942 – 1946 21.6 Extension/ Home Department Articles 21.7 Extension/ Home Department Articles 21.8 Field Workers’ Association 21.9 Family History – HCM 21.10 Fifty Fruitful Years 21.11 Financial Statement – Editorial Department, 1927 – 1937 21.12 Fleming, D. L. “Radio Sermons Text,” 1946 21.13 Form Letters 21.14 From Bethlehem to Olivet 21.15 Frost, J.M. “Whom the Preacher Preaches” Box 22 22.1 Gideon’s Certificate 22.2 Graded Elementary Magazine, 1933 22.3 Graded Lessons – Correspondence and Historical Data, 1929 – 1930 22.4 Graded Lessons – Outlines 22.5 Higher Ground Ahead 22.6 H.C.M. Collection 22.7 Hight C Moore’s Death, 1957 22.8 Historical Materials, 1923 – 1937 22.9 Historical Materials, 1926 – 1937 22.10 Historical Materials, 1935 – 1944 22.11 Historical Materials, 1936 22.12 History – S.S.B. 22.13 Holy Land Trip

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22.14 Home Curriculum (Graded Series) Committee Box 23 23.1 Home and Foreign Fields 23.2 H.M.B. – 1928 Problems 23.3 Inspiration Points in American Wonderlands – N.B. 1 23.4 Inspiration Points in American Wonderlands – N.B. 2 23.5 Inspiration Points in American Wonderlands – N.B. 4 23.6 Inspiration Points in American Wonderlands – N.B. 6 23.7 Inspiration Points in American Wonderlands – N.B. 9 23.8 Inspiration Points in American Wonderlands – N.B.12 23.9 Inspiration Points in American Wonderlands 23.10 Inspiration Points in the Mediterranean World – N.B. 1 23.11 Inspiration Points in the Mediterranean World – N.B. 2 23.12 Inspiration Points in the Mediterranean World – N.B. 3 Box 24 24. 1. International Council of Religious Education 24. 2. International Council of Religious Education 24. 3. International Council of Religious Education 24. 4. International Council of Religious Education, 1920 – 1925 24. 5. Inter. S.S. Council of Religious Education – Executive Committee, 1923 – 1924 24. 6. International Council of Religious Education, 1924 – 1942 24. 7. International Council of Religious Education, 1925 24. 8. International Council of Religious Education, 1926 – 1934 Box 25 25.1 International Council of Religious Education, 1935 – 1939 25.2 International Council of Religious Education, 1929 – 1943 25.3 International Council of Religious Education, 1942 – 1950 25.4 International Council of Religious Education – Editor’s Prof. Advisory Section 25.5 International Sunday School Association – Publications Box 26 26.1 Interwoven Testaments 26.2 J.D. Moore – Payment request – Service to Editorial Department., 1928 – 1930 26.3 Jarman Foundation 26.4 John Milton Foundation, 1932 – 1943 26.5 Journal 26.6 Journal, 1933 26.7 Kicks? 26.8 Kind Words – Sept. 30, 1923 26.9 Lawrence, J.B. “Denominational Consciousness and How to Promote it” 26.10 Lectures on Matthew 26.11 Lesson Writers List, 1928 – 1938 26.12 Local Church Program, etc

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26.13 Manuscript Routine 26.14 Materials – Editing Secretary Sunday School Board, 1917 – 1927 26.15 Materials – Editing Secretary Sunday School Board, 1927 – 1943 26.16 Mediterranean Cruise – Photos/Postcards 26.17 Memorabilia 26.18 Missionary Day, 1937 Box 27 27.1 Mission Quarterly (Proposed), 1934 L.E.M. Freeman 27.2 “More Board Nonsense,” 1931 27.3 “Morning time Messages,” HCM 27.4 Nashville Baptist Association, 1917 27.5 Nashville, FBC 27.6 Near East Relief, 1920 27.7 New Mexico Problem – Confidential Papers, 1911 – 1912 27.8 North Carolina Convention, 1934 27.9 North Carolina – Literature 27.1 North Carolina Baptist Work, 1911 Box 28 28.1 Notebook – Articles of Faith, Exposition of N.H. Confession, 1910 28.2 Notebooks/ Diaries/Calendars 28.3 Notebook – Original Verse, 1884 – 1887 28.4 Notebook – Original Verse, 1884 – 1888 28.5 Notebook – Original Verse, 1887 – 1891 28.6 Notebook – Original Verse, 1888 – 28.7 Notebook – Pastor’s Record, 1894 – 1895 28.8 Notebook – Quotations, 1889 – 1890 28.9 Notebook – Quotations, 1890 – 1896 28.10 Notebook – Rochester, 1903 Box 29 29.1 Notebook – Sermon Illustrations 29.2 Notebooks – Ten Days in Our School of the Prophets, 1907 29.3 Notebook – “Through the Heart of the Holy Land,”1927 29.4 Notebook – Twigs of Balsam 29.5 Notebook – “Work Book” 29.6 Pamphlets and 1942 Programs, etc. 29.7 Pentecost to Patmos 29.8 Periodicals – SSB 29.9 Personal Finances Box 30 30.1 Pictures – Conventions 30.2 Pictures – H.C. Moore and Others 30.3 Pictures – Levering, Joshua 30.4 Pictures – Misc.

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30.5 Pictures – New Liberty, KY 30.6 Pictures – North Carolina 30.7 Pictures – Post Cards 30.8 Pictures – Scenic 30.9. Pictures – Spilman 30.10 Pictures – Trips Box 31 31.1 Points for Emphasis, 1918 –1932 31.2 Points for Emphasis, 1930 31.3 Points for Emphasis, 1933 –1937 31.4 Points for Emphasis, 1943 31.5 Points for Emphasis – Bound Notebook, 1944 31.6 Points for Emphasis, 1944 First and Second Quarters 31.7 Points for Emphasis, 1944 Third and Fourth Quarters Box 32 32.1 Points for Emphasis, 1944 – 1945 32.2 Points for Emphasis, 1945 – First Draft Notes 32.3 Points for Emphasis, 1945 – 1946 32.4 Points for Emphasis, 1947 32.5 Points for Emphasis, 1947 – First and Second Quarters Box 33 33.1 Points for Emphasis, 1947 – Third and Fourth Quarters 33.2 Points for Emphasis, 1944 –1947, 1948 33.3 Points for Emphasis Galley Proofs, 1948 – First and Second Quarters 33.4 Points for Emphasis Galley Proofs, 1948 – Third and Fourth Quarters 33.5 Points for Emphasis, 1949 – 1952 Box 34 34.1 Points for Emphasis, 1950 – First Draft 34.2 Points for Emphasis, 1946 – 1952 – Promotional Material 34.3 Points for Emphasis, 1952 Box 35 35.1 Policies Sunday School Board – Literature 35.2 Prayer 35.3 Promotional Materials – Sunday School 35.4 Publications 35.5 Publications 35.6 Publications – The Baptist Student, Jan., 1919 35.7 Publications – Baptist Union of Great Britain, Message from 1917 35.8 Publications – Blue Mountain College Bulletin, July, 1946 35.9 Publications – The Churches, May, 1944 35.10 Publications – HCM 35.11 Publications – International Baptist Calendar, 1928

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35.12 Publications – Misc. 35.13 Publications – Others 35.14 Publications – Over the Top, Training School for Sunday School Workers, 1918 35.15 Publications – Sunday School Board 35.16 Quarterly Review – Beginnings 35.17 Questionnaire – Advanced Quarterly, 1936 35.18 Reports 35.19 Resignation – Biblical Recorder, 1917 Box 36 36.1 Resignation – Secretary of Convention – Clippings and Correspondence, 1946 36.2 Retirement Years – Materials 36.3 Revised Graded Series 36.4 Revised Standard Bible – Statement on Use 36.5 Ridgecrest 36.6 Ridgecrest 36.7 Rochester Seminary Catalog, 1850 – 1920 36.8 Sabbath vs. Sunday 36.9 Samuel 36.10 Scenic Articles – Apexes of Appalachia 36.11 Scenic Series – Apexes of Appalachia Box 37 37.1 Scripture Selection – Tennessee Public Schools 37.2 Seminary Faculties – Conference, 1942 37.3 Sermons Index 37.4 Sermons – First Sermon, July 14, 1889 37.5 Sermons – “America in Peril” Wake Forest, 1889 37.6 Sermons – Notebook of Outlines, 1890 –1893 37.7 Sermons – “Attributes of God,” May 24, 1891 37.8 Sermons – Monroe, N.C., 1894 –1897 37.9 Sermons – New Bern, N.C., 1898 –1903 37.10 Sermons – Bound in Booklets, 1899 –1902 37.11 Sermons – “Talks on the Sermon” – New Bern, March, 1899 37.12 Sermons – “Ministerial Working Methods” – New Bern, March, 1899 37.13 Sermons – Chapel Hill, 1903 –1904 37.14 Sermons, 1904 –1917 37.15 Sermons – “Books by N.C. Baptist. The Growth of a Hundred Years in

Literature” – N.C. Baptist Convention, 1930 37.16 Sermons – “Sunset Talks” – Mentone, Alabama, 1931 37.17 Sermons – “Place of Bible the in Our Lesson Courses” – Raleigh, Jan. 2, 1935 37.18 Sermons – “Bible Briefs” – Ridgecrest, Aug., 1937 37.19 Sermons, 1943 – Death 37.20 Sermons – “Order of the Day of the S.S. Board and its Staff,” Dec., 1943

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Box 38 38.1 Sermons – “Baptists in the South before 1845” – Nashville, May, 1945 38.2 Sermons – “Greater Works than These” S.B.T.S., Jan. 11, 1945 38.3 Sermons – “Staff Bible Hour Talks” – Ridgecrest, 1946 38.4 Sermons – “The Layman’s Task in His Church” – Ridgecrest, 1948 38.5 Sermons – “The Challenge of the Child” 38.6 Sermons – Unknown Date 38.9 Southern Baptist Convention 38.8 Southern Baptist Convention 38.9 SBC, 1928 38.10 SBC Annual Copy, 1938 38.11 SBC Annual Copy, 1939 38.12 SBC Annual Copy, 1940 38.13 SBC Annual Copy, 1941 38.14 SBC Annual Copy, 1942 38.15 SBC Annual Copy, 1943 38.16 SBC Annual Copy, 1944 38.17 SBC Annual Copy, 1945 38.18 SBC Annual Copy, 1946 Box 39 39.1 SBC Annuals Mailed, 1937 39.2 SBC Annuals Mailed, 1938 39.3 SBC Annuals Mailed, 1939 39.4 SBC Annuals Mailed, 1940 39.5 SBC Annuals Mailed, 1941 39.6 SBC Annuals Mailed, 1942 39.7 SBC Annuals Mailed, 1943 39.8 SBC Annuals Mailed, 1944 39.9 SBC Arrangements, 1938 – 1939 39.10 SBC Arrangements, 1938 – 1939 39.11 SBC Arrangements, 1938 39.12 SBC Arrangements, 1938 – 1940 39.13 SBC Arrangements, 1940 – 1941 39.14 SBC Arrangements, 1941 – 1942 Box 40 40.1 SBC Arrangements, 1942 – 1943 40.2 SBC Arrangements, 1944 40.3 SBC Arrangements, 1944 – 1945 40.4 SBC Arrangements, 1946 40.5 SBC Bids, 1939 40.6 SBC Bids, 1940 40.7 SBC Bids, 1941 40.8 SBC Bids, 1942 40.9 SBC Bids, 1943

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40.10 SBC Bids, 1944 40.11 SBC Bids, 1946 – 1947 40.12 SBC Book of Reports, 1940 40.13 SBC Book of Reports, 1941 40.14 SBC Book of Reports, 1942 Box 41 41.1 SBC Book of Reports, 1944 41.2 SBC Book of Reports, 1945 – 1946 41.3 SBC – Calendar of Denominational Activities, 1939 41.4 SBC – Convention Centennial, 1939 – 1945 41.5 SBC – Convention in St. Lewis Clippings, 1947 41.6 SBC – Coordination and Correlation Committee, 1939 41.7 SBC Executive Committee, 1937 41.8 SBC Executive Committee, 1937 – 1938 41.9 SBC Executive Committee, 1937 – 1939 41.10 SBC Executive Committee, 1939 – 1940 41.11 SBC Executive Committee, 1939 – 1941 Box 42 42.1 SBC Executive Committee, 1941 – 1942 42.2 SBC Executive Committee, 1942 – 1943 42.3 SBC Executive Committee, 1943 – 1944 42.4 SBC Executive Committee, 1943 – 1946 42.5 SBC History 42.6 SBC Memorandum of Agreement, 1937 – 1938 42.7 SBC Memorandum of Agreement, 1937 42.8 SBC Memorandum of Agreement, 1939 42.9 SBC Memorandum of Agreement, 1940 42.10 SBC Memorandum of Agreement, 1941 – 1946 42.11 SBC Memorandum of Agreement, 1941 42.12 SBC Memorandum of Agreement, 1943 42.13 SBC Memorandum of Agreement, 1944 Box 43 43.1. SBC Order of Business, 1937 43.2. SBC Order of Business, 1937 – 1938 43.3. SBC Order of Business, 1939 43.4. SBC Order of Business, 1939 – 1940 43.5. SBC Order of Business, 1940 – 1941 43.6. SBC Order of Business, 1941 – 1942 43.7. SBC Order of Business, 1942 – 1943 43.8. SBC Order of Business, 1944 43.9. SBC Order of Business, 1946 43.10. SBC Order of Business

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43.11. SBC Pre-Convention Pamphlet, 1937 43.12. SBC Pre-Convention Pamphlet, 1938 43.13. SBC Pre-Convention Pamphlet, 1939 43.14. SBC Printed Material, 1896, 1915, 1925, 1934, 1944, and 1952 43.15. SBC Promo Materials, 1938 43.16. SBC Radio 1941 43.17. SBC Radio, 1941 – 1942 43.18. SBC Radio, 1942 – 1943 43.19. SBC Radio, 1944 43.20. SBC Radio, 1946 Box 44 44.1 SBC Transportation, 1936 44.2 SBC Transportation, 1937 – 1938 44.3 SBC Transportation, 1938 – 1939 44.4 SBC Transportation, 1939 – 1940 44.5 SBC Transportation, 1940 – 1941 44.6 SBC Transportation, 1941 – 1942 44.7 SBC Transportation, 1942 44.8 SBC Transportation, 1943 – 1944 44.9 SBC Transportation, 1945 44.10 SBC Transportation, 1946 44.11 Southern Baptist Press Association 44.12 Southern Literature Festival, 1938 44.13 Spanish Literature 44.14 Spilman, B.W. – Correspondence, 1940 – 1943 44.15 State Mission Day, 1937 44.16 Subjects – Misc. 44.17 Sunday School – Methodist and Episcopal Church, 1925 44.18 Supplemental Lessons 44.19 Sunday School Board Clippings 44.20 Sunday School Board Correspondence 44.21 “The Sunday School Board at Home” 44.22 Sunday School Board History 44.23 Sunday School Board History Box 45 45.1 Sunday School Board Publications 45.2 Sunday School Board Publications 45.3 Sunday School Board Writings 45.4 Sunday School Council of Evangelical Denominations – Minutes, 1916 – 1920 45.5 Sunday School Council of Evangelical Denominations – Programs/ Publications 45.6 The Teacher, 1935 – 1936 45.7 The Teacher, 1938 – 1939 45.8 The Teacher, 1940 45.9 The Teacher, 1941

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45.10 The Teacher, 1942 45.11 Telephone Directory, 1928 45.12 Tracts 45.13 Unified Promotion Periodical 45.14 Uniform Group Graded – Joint Committee, 1934 – 1935 45.15 U.S. Chaplains 45.16 U.S.A. Copies of Historical Documents 45.17 Upward – Beginnings 45.18 VP SBC, 1845 – 1910 45.19 Wake Forest College Alumni News, 1948 – Booklet 45.20 Wake Forest College – Notes 45.21 Western North Carolina 45.22 Women in Religion Box 46 46.1 Woman’s Missionary Union History – Mrs. H.C. Moore 46.2 Word to Writers 46.3 World Conference on Faith and Order 46.4 World Conference on Faith and Order 46.5 World Fellowship in Christian Education 46.6 World Sunday School Association 46.7 World War II Baptist Material 46.8 World War II Material from SSB 46.9 Writings/Addresses/HCM, 1896 – 1919 46.10 Writings – “The Sermons of Jesus on the Messianic Kingdom,” The Baptist Standard, 1905 46.11 Writings –“The Story of the Son of Man,” The Biblical Recorder, December, 1905, March, 1906 46.12 Writings, 1908 – 1917 46.13 Writings – “Baptist Word to the World” 46.14 Writings – N.C. Baptist Handbook, 1912 46.15 Writings – Twigs of Balsam, 1917 Box 47 47.1 Writings/Addresses/HCM, 1920 – 1929 47.2 Writings – “The Gist of the Gospels,” Sunday School Builder, 1922 47.3 Writings – Kind Words, 1923 – 1930 47.4 Writings – Kind Words, “Evil,” 1924 47.5 Writings – Mediterranean World, 1928 47.6 Writings/Articles/Addresses, 1930 47.7 Writings/Addresses, 1931 47.8 Writings/Addresses, 1932 47.9 Writings/Addresses, 1933 47.10 Writings – “Love and the Law,” 1934 47.11 Writings, 1935 – 1943 47.12 Writings/Addresses, 1936

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47.13 Writings/Addresses, 1937 47.14 Writings/Addresses, 1940s 47.15 Writings – “A Great Evangelism and Rural Life Conference,” 1948 47.16 Writings – Convention Address – Oklahoma City, 1949 Box 48 48.1 Writings 48.2 Writings 48.3 Writings 48.4 Writings/Addresses – HCM 48.5 Writings – Baptism 48.6 Writings – Booklets 48.7 Writings – “The Christ of the Cross” 48.8 Writings – The Greatest Young Man in the World – Notes and Rough Draft 48.9 Writings – The Greatest Young Man in the World 48.10 Writings – Higher Ground Ahead48.11 Writings – The Meaning of the Word “Church”48.12 Writings – Misc. 48.13 Writings – Multiple Magazines 48.14 Writings – New Testament Notes Box 49 49.1 Writings – Notebook 49.2 Writings – “Nuggets from Golden Texts,” Preface 49.3 Writings – Other Authors – “Hight C. Moore – Baptist Extraordinary” 49.4 Writings – Other Authors – “Makings of America” 49.5 Writings – Other Authors – “Who’s Who in Raleigh” 49.6 Writings – “Panting After the Water Brooks” 49.7 Writings – Patton, A Southern Highlander Box 50 50.1 Writings – Patton, A Southern Highlander – Correspondence and Notes 50.2 Writings – Patton, A Southern Highlander50.3 Writings – Patton, A Career of Inspiration 50.4 Writings – Prayer Meeting – Winage Junior College 50.5 Writings – Quarterly Review (S.S. Lessons) 50.6 Writings – “Reading for Information” 50.7 Writings – Rhymes of a Rhymester50.8 Writings – Ridgecrest 50.9 Writings – Sorrow, Learning in the School of 50.10 Writings – Soul Winning 50.11 Writings – “Speaking of the Bible” 50.12 Writings – The Story of Ridgecrest Box 51 51.1 Writings – The Story of the Son of Man (Manuscript)

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51.2 Writings – S.S. Fundamentals 51.3 Writings – A Thirst for God – Carbon Copy 51.4 Writings – A Thirst for God – Notes 51.5 Writings – A Thirst for God – Notes – Chapter 1 – “As the Deer Panteth After the Water Brooks” 51.6 Writings – A Thirst for God – Notes – Chapter 2 – “The Fountain of Living Waters” 51.7 Writings – A Thirst for God – Notes – Chapter 3 – “Streams Out of the Rock” 51.8 Writings – A Thirst for God – Notes – Chapter 4 – “The Wells of Salvation” 51. 9 Writings – A Thirst for God – Notes – Chapter 5 – “A Watered Garden” 51.10 Writings – A Thirst for God – Notes – Chapter 6 – “Rivers in the Desert” 51.11 Writings – A Thirst for God – Notes – Chapter 7 – “A Cup of Water to Drink” 51.12 Writings – “A Word to Writers” Correspondence Box 52 52.1 Correspondence – Aa-Am, 1936 – 1944 52.2 Correspondence – An-Az, 1917 – 1944 52.3 Correspondence – Adams, Chester D., 1938 – 1943 52.4 Correspondence – Allen, W.C., 1936 – 1944 52.5 Correspondence – Alley, Reuben E., 1937 – 1941 52.6 Correspondence – Atkinson, E.B., 1939 – 1942 52.7 Correspondence – Ba-Bar, 1917 – 1944 52.8 Correspondence – Bas-Baz, 1917 – 1943 52.9 Correspondence – Be-Bi, 1917 – 1945 52.10 Correspondence – Bl-Bo, 1932 – 1953 52.11 Correspondence – Bra-Bri, 1917 – 1945 52.12 Correspondence – Bro-Bry, 1917 – 1954 Box 53 53.1 Correspondence – Buc-Burnett, 1917 – 1943 53.2 Correspondence – Burns-Byrd, 1929 – 1944 53.3 Correspondence – Barton, A.J., 1936 – 1942 53.4 Correspondence – Briggs, Helen H., 1938 – 1943 53.5 Correspondence – Burkhalter, F.E., 1929 – 1940 53.6 Correspondence – Burnett, Henry, J., 1938 – 1944 53.7 Correspondence – Burroughs, Prince E., 1939 – 1944 53.8 Correspondence – Burton, Joe W., 1936 – 1944 53.9 Correspondence – Cab-Carpenter, 1912 – 1943 53.10 Correspondence – Carr-Christie, 1896 – 1946 53.11 Correspondence – Ce-Cl, 1923 – 1943 53.12 Correspondence – Coa-Cor, 1929 – 1954 Box 54 54.1 Correspondence – Cos-Coz, 1917 – 1943

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54.2 Correspondence – Cra-Cru, 1917 – 1943 54.3 Correspondence – Cu-Cz, 1933 – 1944 54.4 Correspondence – Card, George W., 1933 – 1944 54.5 Correspondence – Cooper, Dr. W.O. and Alice, 1939 – 1942 54.6 Correspondence – Clark, W. Thorburn, 1936 – 1942 54.7 Correspondence – Coleman, Inabelle, 1934 – 1940 54.8 Correspondence – Cook, W.N., 1937 – 1942 54.9 Correspondence – Cooke, Lawson H., 1937 – 1943 54.10 Correspondence – Corzine, J.L., 1936 – 1942 54.11 Correspondence – Cross, H.B., 1937 – 1947 54.12 Correspondence – Da, 1912 – 1946 54.13 Correspondence – De-Di, 1912 – 1945 Box 55 55.1 Correspondence – Do-Dw, 1912 – 1947 55.2 Correspondence – Deane, C.B., 1939 – 1946 55.3 Correspondence – Dill, J.S., 1935 – 1938 55.4 Correspondence – Dobbins, G.S., 1934 – 1943 55.5 Correspondence – Dunaway, M.E., 1930 – 1941 55.6 Correspondence – Ea-El, 1917 – 1943 55.7 Correspondence – Em-Ex, 1935 – 1945 55.8 Correspondence – Ellington, W.S., 1935 – 1943 55.9 Correspondence – Fa-Fi, 1935 – 1959 55.10 Correspondence – Fl-Fo, 1912 – 1945 55.11 Correspondence – Fr-Fu, 1917 – 1943 55.12 Correspondence – Faris, John T., 1923 – 1948 55.13 Correspondence – Fenwick, Edward T., 1938 – 1942 55.14 Correspondence – Freeman, John D., 1936 – 1942 Box 56 56.1 Correspondence – Ga, 1917 – 1943 56.2 Correspondence – Ge-Gi, 1917 – 1943 56.3 Correspondence – Gl-Go, 1912 – 1943 56.4 Correspondence – Gr, 1917 – 1945 56.5 Correspondence – Gu-Gw, 1923 – 1943 56.6 Correspondence – Gallup, Clarence M., 1938 – 1944 56.7 Correspondence – Gardner, David M., 1936 – 1941 56.8 Correspondence – Green, O. Sylvester, 1936 – 1941 56.9 Correspondence – Greene, Wallace, 1936 – 1941 56.10 Correspondence – Grice, Homer L., 1933 – 1943 56.11 Correspondence – Gwaltney, L.L., 1923 – 1944 56.12 Correspondence – Haden- Harmon, 1917 – 1944 56.13 Correspondence – Harp- Haywood, 1912 – 1946 56.14 Correspondence – He, 1917 – 1946

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Box 57 57.1 Correspondence – Hi, 1917 – 1943 57.2 Correspondence – Hobbs – Holt, 1917 – 1946 57.3 Correspondence – Hon – Hoysradt, 1930 – 1943 57.4 Correspondence – Hu-I, 1916 – 1943 57.5 Correspondence – Hall, Frederick, 1936 – 1942 57.6 Correspondence – Hamilton, W.W., 1936 – 1942 57.7 Correspondence – Hearn, C. Aubrey, 1933 – 1953 57.8 Correspondence – Hildreth, J.H., 1939 – 1943 57.9 Correspondence – Hill, John L., 1931 – 1943 57.10 Correspondence – Holcomb, Luther J., 1940 – 1943 57.11 Correspondence – Hopkins, G.S., 1931 – 1938 57.12 Correspondence – Hopkins, Robert M., 1936 – 1939 57.13 Correspondence – Huff, John A., 1937 – 1942 57.14 Correspondence – Hunt, M.P., 1929 – 1943 Box 58 58.1 Correspondence – Ja, 1923 – 1946 58.2 Correspondence – Je, 1917 – 1944 58.3 Correspondence – John-Johnston, 1912 – 1944 58.4 Correspondence – Jones-Ju, 1912 – 1943 58.5 Correspondence – Jenkins, Mildred A., 1934 – 1940 58.6 Correspondence – Ka-Ke, 1930 – 1943 58.7 Correspondence – Ki-Kn, 1917 – 1943 58.8 Correspondence – Ko-Ku, 1917 – 1943 Box 59 59.1 Correspondence – La, 1912 – 1946 59.2 Correspondence – Le, 1917 – 1943 59.3 Correspondence – Li-Ll, 1936 – 1943 59.4 Correspondence – Lo-Ly, 1923 – 1946 59.5 Correspondence – Lawrence, J.B., 1936 – 1944 59.6 Correspondence – Laws, Curtis Lee, 1936 – 1940 59.7 Correspondence – Leathers W.W., 1936 – 1940 59.8 Correspondence – Little, George A., 1930 – 1941 59.9 Correspondence – Lowe, C.J., 1936 – 1942 59.10 Correspondence – Lowe, S.F., 1938 – 1946 59.11 Correspondence – Mabe-Marti, 1923 – 1949 59.12 Correspondence – Masden-McDonald, 1934 – 1946 Box 60 60.1 Correspondence – McDow-McWilliams, 1917 – 1943 60.2 Correspondence – Me-Mi, 1917 – 1955 60.3 Correspondence – Moa-Moore, 1926 – 1954 60.4 Correspondence – Moorhead-Myers, 1917 – 1946 60.5 Correspondence – Maddry, Charles E., 1936 – 1943

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60.6 Correspondence – Mallory, Kathleen, 1932 – 1945 60.7 Correspondence – Marshall, W.F., 1932 – 1944 60.8 Correspondence – Masters, Victor I., 1929 – 1941 60.9 Correspondence – Maston, T.B., 1934 – 1941 60.10 Correspondence – McDaniel, George W., 1929 – 1942 60.11 Correspondence – Michaels, J.W., 1937 – 1940 60.12 Correspondence – Miller, Park Hays, 1934 – 1940 60.13 Correspondence – Morgan, Perry, 1936 – 1943 60.14 Correspondence – Morrison, T.E., 1936 – 1939 Box 61 61.1 Correspondence – Naff-Newman, 1928 – 1944 61.2 Correspondence – Newton-Nwaosu, 1928 – 1944 61.3 Correspondence – Newton, Louie D., 1937 – 1946 61.4 Correspondence – O, 1917 – 1943 61.5 Correspondence – O’Hara, J.W., 1917 – 1938 61.6 Correspondence – Olmstead, Benjamin L., 1936 – 1941 61.7 Correspondence – Pagan-Payne, 1917 – 1943 61.8 Correspondence – Peacock-Peyton, 1917 – 1944 61.9. Correspondence – Phillips-Pitts, 1917 – 1959 61.10 Correspondence – Plunkett-Powers, 1917 – 1946 61.11 Correspondence – Pr-Py, 1923 – 1946 61.12 Correspondence – Phillips, Marion, 1930 – 1943 61.13 Correspondence – Poteat, W.L., 1929 – 1938 61.14 Correspondence – Powell, W.F., 1930 – 1941 61.15 Correspondence – Price, J.M., 1935 – 1943 Box 62 62.1 Correspondence – Quarles, Chester L., 1938 – 1942 62.2 Correspondence – Ra, 1923 – 1945 62.3 Correspondence – Reaves-Ritter, 1917 – 1954 62.4 Correspondence – Ro-Ry, 1912 – 1944 62.5 Correspondence – Ragsdale, B.D., 1938 – 1944 62.6 Correspondence – Robertson, Ella Broadus, 1939 – 1942 62.7 Correspondence – Routh, E.C., 1929 – 1943 62.8 Correspondence – Sa, 1930 – 1943 62.9 Correspondence – Sc-Se, 1929 – 1946 62.10 Correspondence – Sh-Sme, 1917 – 1943 62.11 Correspondence – Smith-Snyder, 1917 – 1943 62.12 Correspondence – So-St, 1912 – 1945 Box 63 63.1 Correspondence – Su-Sy, 1912 – 1944 63.2 Correspondence – Sampey, John R., 1930 – 1942 63.3 Correspondence – Scarborough, L.R., 1937 – 1942 63.4 Correspondence – Shepard, J.W., 1937 – 1942

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63.5 Correspondence – Sherwood, James C., 1936 – 1942 63.6 Correspondence – Sisk, W.K., 1937 – 1944 63.7 Correspondence – Skilton, Frank E., 1937 – 1942 63.8 Correspondence – Slemp, John C., 1929 – 1941 63.9 Correspondence – Smith, B. Julian, 1936 – 1941 63.10 Correspondence – Smith, Miles W., 1934 – 1941 63.11 Correspondence – Spilman, B.W., 1928 – 1932 63.12 Correspondence – Spilman, B.W., 1933 – 1936 63.13 Correspondence – Spilman, B.W., 1937 – 1946 63.14 Correspondence – Stewart, Willie Jean, 1929 – 1941 63.15 Correspondence – Stifler, Francis C., 1937 – 1942 63.16 Correspondence – Stone, Harry, 1936 – 1943 63.17 Correspondence – Straughan, Mattie, 1938 – 1955 Box 64 64.1 Correspondence – Ta-Te, 1912 – 1943 64.2 Correspondence – Th-To, 1923 – 1943 64.3 Correspondence – Tr-U, 1929 – 1943 64.4 Correspondence – Taylor, O.W., 1936 – 1946 64.5 Correspondence – Thayer, James H., 1936 – 1941 64.6 Correspondence – Tippett, T.W., 1939 – 1946 64.7 Correspondence – Tipton, W.H., 1929 – 1941 64.8 Correspondence – Trent, Robbie, 1931 – 1944 64.9 Correspondence – Truett, George W., 1936 – 1945 64.10 Correspondence – V, 1917 – 1944 Box 65 65.1 Correspondence – I.J. Van Ness, 1929 – 1930 65.2 Correspondence – I.J. Van Ness, 1931 – 1942 65.3 Correspondence – Noble Van Ness, 1930 – 1934 65.4 Correspondence – Noble Van Ness, 1935 – 1939 65.5 Correspondence – Noble Van Ness 1940 – 1943 Box 66 66.1 Correspondence – Wa, 1917 – 1943 66.2 Correspondence – We-Wh, 1912 – 1946 66.3 Correspondence – Wicker-Williams, 1917 – 1943 66.4 Correspondence – Williamson-Witte, 1917 – 1943 66.5 Correspondence – Wo-Wy, 1935 – 1946 66.6 Correspondence – Walker, Robert Sparks, 1912 – 1942 66.7 Correspondence – Watts, J. Wash, 1935 – 1942 66.8 Correspondence – Watts, Thomas J., 1935 – 1944 66.9 Correspondence – Weaver, Rufus W., 1917 – 1943 66.10 Correspondence – Weeks, Nan F., 1939 – 1942 66.11 Correspondence – Y-Z, 1936 – 1946

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Books/Notebooks/Scrapbooks Box 67 67.1 Apocrypha – Belonged to E.C. Dargan 67.2 Bible, 1901 67.3 Pocket New Testament 67.4 Portuguese New Testament – Presented by J.J. Cowsert, 1947 67.5 Notebook, 1918 67.6 Notebook, 1918 – 1925 67.7 Notebook, 1919 67.8 Notebook, 1930 67.9 Notebook, 1933 67.10 Notebook, 1939 – 1940 67.11 “Through the Holy Land” – Materials about the Holy Land, 1927 Holy Land Scrap Book Box 68 Mrs. Moore’s Cookbook Style Book for Writers and Printers Bible – Gift to HCM in 1941 for his 70th Birthday Bible – Given by HCM to Mrs. Moore in 1911 for their 18th Anniversary Bible – King James Version Bible – American Standard, 1904 Style Book for Writers and Printers Points for Emphasis, 1952 Box 69 Greek New Testament Bible, 1952 – includes list of errors HCM found in the copy Schofield Reference Bible, 1917 Bible – Belonged to Mrs. Moore, 1927 Bible – Belonged to HCM, 1935 Bible – S.S. Teacher’s Edition Bible

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