Archival ResourcesKeller, Mary E.
"Sketches In Black And White: A History Of
Inter-Racial Work, Synodical of Alabama, 1916-1944
Biography:
At the time this work was apparently written Mary E. Keller served as office secretary at Woodlawn
Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, Alabama.
Source:
Polk's Birmingham City Directory. Richmond, Virginia: R. L. Polk and
Company, 1946.
Scope and Content:
This collection contains a photocopy of a typescript entitled "Sketches
in Black and White: A History of
Inter-Racial Work, Synodical of Alabama,
1916-1944." The history deals with the Presbyterian Church and
African
Americans in Alabama.
Subject Areas:
African
American Presbyterians.
Alabama --
Church history.
Presbyterian
Church -- Alabama -- History.
Race
relations -- Presbyterian Church.
Women --
Alabama -- History.
Size: 1/4 linear foot (1 box)
Source: South Highland Presbyterian Church
Restrictions: Standard preservation and copyright restrictions.
Guide prepared by: Jim Baggett (May 2001)
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DESCRIPTION |
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| 1753.1.1 |
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"Sketches in Black and White"
Part One: The Woman's Conference (23 pages).
Chapter One: An Idea Comes to Life, 1916-1920
Chapter Two: The Age of Expansion, 1921-1926
Chapter Three: The Conference for Colored Women
Conducted by the Woman's Auxiliaries of
Alabama, Presbyterian Church, U.S., 1927-1944 |
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| 1753.1.2 |
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"Sketches in Black and White"
Part Two: The History of Stillman Institute (16 pages).
Chapter One: The Roots, 1763,1870
Chapter Two: The Vine, 1975-1922
Chapter Three: The Fruit, 1920-1944 |
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| 1753.1.3 |
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"Sketches in Black and White"
Part Three: The History of Central Alabama Presbytery
(11 pages).
Anne Street Church;
First Colored Presbyterian Church of Montgomery;
Second Presbyterian Church of Thomasville, Georgia;
Sylvan Street Church
Westminster Church |
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| 1753.1.4 |
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"Sketches in Black and White"
Part Four: Inter-Racial Activities in the Presbyteries of the
Synod of Alabama (16 pages).
A History of Inter-Racial Work in the Presbytery of
Birmingham
Inter-Racial Work in North Alabama Presbytery
Inter-Racial Work in East Alabama Presbytery (no text)
Inter-Racial Work in Mobile Presbytery (no text)
Inter-Racial Work in Tuscaloosa Presbytery (no text) |
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