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News of interest to colored people: Birthday Party by High Point Enterprise.;

Subjects: Tillman, Ida.; Byrd, M.B., Mrs.; Phifer, Floyd.; Tillman, M., Mrs.; Farrington, Wilbur, Mr. & Mrs.; Tillman, N., Mrs.; Tillman, Helen.; Byrd, Brownie Mae.; Farrington, Clyde.;

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Colored news: St. Mark Ladies' Aid No. 3 meets by High Point Enterprise.;

Subjects: Tillman, Fred, Mrs.; St. Marks Methodist Church (High Point, N.C.);

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Human Relations Commission Members Are Named By Mayor by HIGH POINT Vertical Files(local)tlcaut24341651588400;

Subjects: Hamilton, Irving.; High Point (N.C.)-History; African Americans; High Point (N.C.). Human Relations Commission; Biracial Committee (High Point, N.C.); Koonce, Arnold; Marsh, Howard, Mrs; Ingle, I. Paul; Hughes, Ethel; McRae, T.R; Tillman, O.E., Dr; Pharr, John L., Rev; Mehan, Floyd; Bell, Harry; Hope, Samuel, Rev; Congress of Racial Equality (C.O.R.E.);

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Ordinance Asked To Prohibit Segregation In City Gov't. by HIGH POINT Vertical Files(local)tlcaut24341651588400;

African Americans-- Civil Rights Movement-- 1963HPE article

Subjects: High Point (N.C.). City Council.; High Point (N.C.). Human Relations Commission.; Bell, Harry; Pharr, John, Rev.; Campbell, Jack.; Miller, Jack.; Hall, W.B; Miller, Ralph.; Roberts, Bruce.; Hughes, Ethel.; Tillman, O.E., Dr.; Moore, Ruby; Bagwell, William.; Moore, D.N; Davis, G.P., Mrs.; Hope, Samuel R., Rev.; Bennett, T.S.; Sizemore, Frank.; Haworth, John.; Silver, Irving.; Blackburn, Victor.; Flowe, D.L.; Hamilton, Irving.; McRae, T.R.; Roberson, Edward, Sgt.; Wilson, J.J., Dr.; Pierce, Darrell.; Mcconnell, Edna.; African Americans.; High Point (N.C.). School of Nursing;

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South Carolina women : their lives and times / by Spruill, Marjorie Julian,1951-(CARDINAL)295753; Littlefield, Valinda W.,1953-(CARDINAL)295752; Johnson, Joan Marie.(CARDINAL)275044;

Includes bibliographical references and index.v.1. Introduction: Marjorie Julian Spruill, Valinda W. Littlefield, & Joan Marie Johnson -- The Lady of Cofitachequi: gender and political power among native Southerners / Christina Snyder -- Judith Gilton: from Southern France to the Carolina Lowcountry / Bertrand Van Ruymbeke -- Mary Fisher, Sophia Hume, and the Quakers of Colonial Charleston: women professing godliness / Randy J. Sparks -- Mary-Anne Schad and Mrs. Brown: Overseers' wives in Colonial South Carolina / Laura Rose Sandy -- Eliza Lucas Pinckney and Harriott Pinckney Horry: A South Carolina Revolutionary-era mother and daughter / Constance B. Schulz -- Rebecca Brewton Motte: Revolutionary South Carolinian / Alexia Jones Helsley -- Dolly, Lavinia, Maria, and Susan: Enslaved women in antebellum South Carolina / Emily West -- The Bettingall-Tunno family and the free black women of antebellum Charleston: A freedom both contingent and constrained / Amrita Chakrabarti Myers -- Angelina Grimké: abolition and redemption in a crusade against slavery / Charles Wilbanks -- Elizabeth Allston Pringle: a woman rice planter / Charles Joyner -- Mother Mary Baptista Aloysius (née Ellen Lynch): a Confederate nun and her Southern identity / Nancy Stockton -- Mary Boykin Chesnut: Civil War redux / Elisabeth Showalter Muhlenfeld -- Frances Neves and her family: Upcountry women in the civil war / Sara Marie Eye -- Lucy Holcombe Pickens: belle, political novelist, and Southern lady / Orville Vernon and Georganne Burton.v.2. Introduction: Marjorie Julian Spruill, Valinda W. Littlefield, & Joan Marie Johnson -- Laura Towne and Ellen Murray: northern expatriates and the foundations of black education in South Carolina, 1862-1908 / Ronald E. Butchart -- Martha Fell Schofield and Elizabeth Evelyn Wright: women founders of South Carolina African American schools / Larry D. Watson -- The Rollin sisters: black women in reconstruction South Carolina / Willard B. Gatewood Jr. -- Sarah Morgan Dawson: a new southern woman in postwar Charleston / Giselle Roberts -- Sallie Chapin: the woman's christian temperance union and reconciliation after the Civil War / Joan Marie Johnson -- Louisa B. Poppenheim and Marion B. Wilkinson: the parallel lives of black and white clubwomen / Joan Marie Johnson -- Lucy Dugas Tillman: child custody, motherhood, and the power of a populist demagogue / Michele Grigsby Coffey -- Eulalie Salley and Emma Dunovant: a complementary pair of suffragists / James O. Farmer Jr. -- Anita Pollitzer: a South Carolina advocate for equal rights / Amy Thompson McCandless -- Irene Goldsmith Kohn: an assimilated "New South" daughter and Jewish women's activism in early twentieth-century South Carolina / Belina Friedman Gergel -- Susan Pringle Frost: historic preservation in Charleston and gendered identity in the emerging New South / Stephanie E. Yuhl -- Josephine Pinckney: literary interpreter of the modern South / Barbara L. Bellows -- Alice Ravenel Huger Smith and Elizabeth O'Neil Verner: Champioins of the Charleston renaissance / Martha R. Severens -- Matilda Evans: health care activism of a black woman physician / Darlene Clark Hine.Volume 3. Preface. Acknowledgments. Introduction / Marjorie Julian Spruill, Valinda W. Littlefield, and Joan Marie Johnson -- Ruby Forsythe and Fannie Phelps Adams: teaching for confrontation during Jim Crow / Valinda W. Littlefield -- Mary Gordon Ellis: the politics of race and gender from schoolhouse to Statehouse / Carol Sears Botsch -- Julia Mood Perkins and Wil Lou Gray: the art and sciencee of race progress / Mary Mac Ogden -- Dr. Hilla Sheriff: caught between science and the State at the South Carolina Midwife Training Institutes / Patricia Evridge Hill -- Julia and Alice Delk: from rural life to welding at the Charleston Navy Yard in World War II / Fritz P. Hamer -- Louise Smith: the First Lady of racing / Suzanne Wise -- Mary Blackwell Baker: her quiet campaign for labor justice / Constance Ashton Myers -- Susan Dart Butler and Ethel Martin Bolden: South Carolina's pioneer African American librarians / Georgette Mayo -- Harriet Simons: women, race, politics, and the League of Women Voters of South Carolina / Jennifer E. Black -- Alice Buck Norwood Spearman Wright: a civil rights activist / Marcia G. Synnott -- Modjeska Monteith Simkins: I cannot be bought and will not be sold / Cherisse Jones-Branch -- Septima Poinsette Clark: the evolution of an educational stateswoman / Katherine Mellen Charron -- Mary Elizabeth Massey: a founder of women's history in the South / Constance Ashton Myers -- Polly Woodham: the many roles of rural women / Melissa Walker -- Mary Jane Manigault: a basket maker's legacy / Kate Porter Young -- Dolly Hamby: the rise of two-party politics in South Carolina / John W. White -- Harriet Keyserling: political trailblazer / Page Putnam Miller -- Victoria Eslinger, Keller Bumgardner Barron, Mary Heriot, Tootsie Holland, and Pat Callair: champions of women's rights in South Carolina / Marjorie Julian Spruill -- Jean Hoefer Toal: the rise of women in the legal profession / W. Lewis Burke and Bakari T. Sellers. Notes on contributors. Index.

Subjects: Biographies.; Women; Women.; Womyn.;

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