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Inventory of Household ItemsThis list of household items is perhaps connected with Eartha M.M. White's role as a social worker. Final review for this item is pending (see our…
Biographical Notes on Effie FrazierThis document appears to reflect the results interview with Effie Frazier, a formerly enslaved person, and may correspond to the work done by the…
History of the Afro-American Life Insurance CompanyThis brief history of the Afro-American Life Insurance Company describes the formation of the institution and includes an anecdote about Eartha M.M.…
Notes on the finances of the Florida State Federation of Colored Women's Club, June 30, 1922 in Ocala, FLThis document contains handwritten notes, dated June 30, 1922, on the finances of the State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs. The author of the…
Letter from A. Philip Randolph, January 30, 1957, New York, New YorkIn January 1957, A. Phillip Randolph writes a form letter encouraging recipients to participate in a conference, to be held at the Clara White…
Letter from Nathan W. Collier to Mrs. M.A. Mitchell, April 10, 1929, St. Augustine, FloridaNathan W. Collier, president of the Florida Normal and Industrial Institute, writes to Mrs. M.A. Mitchell, thanking her for a donation. Final review…
Letter from Pearl Thompson to Eartha M.M. White, July 8, 1930, Vero Beach, FloridaPearl Thompson of Vero Beach, Florida, writes to Eartha M.M. White to request her help in adopting an orphaned child. Thompson sent another, longer…
Letter from T.T. Pollard soliciting funds for the Community Chest, December 4, 1929, Jacksonville, FloridaA letter from the executive secretary of the Community Chest Association's Negro Division soliciting funds in order to support various…
Letter from Nathan W. Collier, January 26, 1930, St. Augustine, FloridaNathan W. Collier, principal of the Florida Normal and Industrial Institute in St. Augustine, writes a letter authorizing Eartha M.M. White as a…
Letter from Mrs. R.B. Lane to Mrs. Robert S. Abott, December 7, 1929, Martin, FloridaMrs. R.B. Lane writes to Mrs. Robert S. Abott in response to an ad in the Chicago Defender about a boy being put up for adoption. Lane tells the…