This folder contains a magazine article titled "Louise Birch is a 'bold woman' of the World," photocopies of correspondence to Birch, photocopies of photographs from a photograph album with captions, an aerial photograph of concentration camps Gusen and Mauthausen, and a copy of Birch's obituary.
Text of an oration by Lucile Gregory given when she was a senior at Florida State College for Women (FSCW) in 1911. Includes a typed transcript and explanatory sheet, signed by Elizabeth Levin Rosenquist, July 22, 1976. Class record of Lucile Gregory at FSCW, 1907-1908. She was awarded B.S. degree in 1911. Photocopy included.
The collection relates to Lucile M. Jung who served with the United States Naval Reserve (Women's Reserve) WAVES during World War II. The collection includes correspondence, newspaper clippings, pamphlets, official orders, and photographs.
This collection relates to Fred and Lucille Anton. Fred Anton served with the United States Marine Corps during World War II and China after World War II. This collection contains letters sent between Lucille and Fred Anton, also containing a few photographs.
Ludd M. Spivey Personal Papers, 1925-19575.63 Linear Feet 6 Five inch legal standard document containers
1 Five inch letter standard document container
2 16x20 flat boxes
Abstract Or Scope
These materials reflect Dr. Ludd M. Spivey's personal life during and shortly after his tenure as president. The collection includes correspondence, photos, sermons, writings, travellogs, and other ephemera.
