Thomas G. Carpenter Library THOMAS G. CARPENTER LIBRARY
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Jacksonville, Florida
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EARTHA M. M. WHITE COLLECTION

SUBJECT INDEX A - B

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FILE NUMBER SUBJECT DESCRIPTION
    ADOPTION AGENCY AND ORPHANAGE (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.)

See Child Placement and Orphanage (Jacksonville, Fla.) - Folder A
I 0061a-b AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES Photographs (61a-b): Second Conference on "The Negro in Business," October 17-19, 1946. U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Washington, D.C. 61a: Eartha White, front row.
I 2808 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES Photograph: Tailor shop of H. Anderson. On back: Evans Studio, Denver. Vintage automobile parked in front of shop is also of interest.
D1 0330 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE The Crisis Magazine (January 1942 issue). Numerous photographs in magazine of African American businesses and buildings in Jacksonville, primarily in the LaVilla section.
I 0058a-b AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Booklet: "Who is Who in Jacksonville Business and Professions." Compiled by Eartha Mary Magdalene White. Jacksonville, Fla., Clara White Mission?, 1957? (2 copies) (Click on image for full text from Florida Heritage Collection)
I 0059 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Advertisements: "Jacksonville's Latest Negro Enterprise," Anderson, Tucker and Company Bankers. Charles H. Anderson Fish & Oyster Company, "The Oldest Retail Fish House in the City." Advertisements in unidentified, incomplete school graduation program. No date given.
I 0060 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Receipt: From Geter and Bryan to E.E. Jackson for payment for son's funeral. August 24, 1907.
I 0712 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: C. M. Shaw Funeral Home. No date given.
I 2025 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Interior view of the Forty-fifth Street Pharmacy, Edward Thurston, proprietor. Pharmacy near Clara White Mission. No date given.
I 2244 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Unidentified woman standing behind boxes of cigars. No date given.
I 2357 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Unidentified group of fifteen people standing outside building. No date given.
I 2400-2401 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photographs: Eartha White and unidentified associates outside office of Allied Automobile Association Service. Photograph 2401: Image of above individuals with AAA insured car. Photographs by Robert P. Stewart, W. Union Street, Jacksonville, Florida. No dates given.
I 2652 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Huff Funeral Home. Vintage period automobiles are parked in front of Home. [194-?]
I 2678 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Advertisement: Dr. J. E. Onkley, dentist, 417 1/2 Bridge Street, Jacksonville, Florida. (Card mounted on stick; used as a fan)
I 2681 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Postcard: The Peoples Burial and Insurance Company, 915 E. Union Street, Jacksonville, Florida. C. M. Shaw, President, Mrs. S. B. Shaw, Vice-President, Lillian Daughtey, Secretary and Treasurer. No date given.
I 2821 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Executive Committee of the First, Second, Third, and Fourth Liberty Loans. October 1918.
I 2861 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Business card: Provident Sanitary School of Beauty Culture, Madam Dona Thomas, 218 West Duval St., Jacksonville, Florida.
I 2862 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Brochure: Nickerson's School of Beauty Culture, 1503 N. Myrtle Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida. Sophia Nickerson Starks, founder and President. Brochure gives course details and pictures of the graduating class of 1940.
I 2869 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE License: City of Jacksonville, Florida license to the U.S. Annuity and Life Insurance Co., 1915-16.
I 2885 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Burial caskets in the C. M. Shaw Funeral Home. Date not given.
O2 0551 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Business advertisements in Tri-Celebration program from The Lincoln Memorial Association, Jacksonville, Florida. February 12, 1913.
Z3 1034 AFRICAN AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE See also Folder Z3 - Lawton Pratt Funeral Home.
P 0167 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES Program: Seventy-ninth Annual Session of the National Baptist Convention, Kansas City, Missouri. September 9-13, 1959.
P 0171 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES Booklet: Official Directory, Thirtieth Quadrennial Session of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, New York, New York. May 6-26, 1936.
P 0172 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES Booklet: The Spirit and Ideals of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. By Bishop Reverdy C. Ransom, of Wilberforce, Ohio. 192-?
P 0174 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES Photograph: Unidentified church with inset of minister. No date given.
P 2108 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES Photograph: Baptismal scene in unidentified river. No date given.
P 2113-2116 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES Photographs (2113-2116): Scene from Trial of African Methodist Episcopal Church Bishop, charged with misappropriation of funds. No date given.
P 2653 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES Program: "The Missionary Society's Annual Harvest Home Program," November 23, 1952.
P 0178 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA Newsclipping: The Admission to the Florida Bar of Father Thomas J. Brophy, priest at St. Pius Colored Mission. No date.
P 2013 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA Photograph: Rev. James Paige, first ordained Baptist Minister of Florida. (Picture sold for benefit of Old Folks Home.) 2 copies.
P 2137 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA Newspaper clipping: "Pastor Coleman expels 20 deacons and 2 trustees from Shiloh Church for signing subpoena - Coleman is now worried." The Florida Tattler, June 28, 1958.
P 0159 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Church of God in Christ; located at the corner of Steel and Blue Streets, Jacksonville, Florida.
P 0160 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Mt. Ararat Baptist Church, Moncrief Road, Jacksonville, Florida.
P 0161 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Rev. R.A. Jackson and family, Abyssinia Baptist Church, Jacksonville, Florida.
P 0162 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: St. Paul's African Methodist Episcopal Church, Jacksonville, Florida. Note discrepancy: Photo inscription says, "Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church, now United Methodist C.P.T."
P 0163 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Rev. C.A. Gibbs, Bishop of African Methodist Episcopal Church, Jacksonville, Florida.
P 0164 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Ebenezer Baptist Church, Jacksonville, Florida.
P 0165 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Mt. Ararat Baptist Church, Myrtle Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida.
P 0166 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Bulletin: Trinity Baptist Church, Jacksonville, Florida. May 18, 1958.
P 0168a-c AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Card: Baptist Golden Jubilee, Jacksonville, Florida. April 8-14, 1930. (3 copies) Note: Small blotter-cards.
P 0169 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Donation envelope: Greater Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Dated September 15, 1929.
P 0170 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Program: Sunday School and Epworth League Convention of Jacksonville District, Methodist Episcopal Church, Palatka, Florida. June 18-21, 1931.
P 0177 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Board of Church extension of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1932-1936. Oversize photograph.
P 2170 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Badge: Eighty-fifth Annual Session, National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc., Jacksonville, Florida. September 7-12, 1965. (See Badges Box - end of collection.)
P 2187a-b AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Badges: Daughters of Gethsemane Baptist Church, Jacksonville, Florida. 2 copies (See Badges Box - end of collection.)
P 2661 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church.
P 2662 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Mount Olive Primitive Baptist Church, Cleveland and Monroe Streets.
P 2663 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Central Baptist Church, 115 West State Street.
P 2664 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: St. Stephens African Methodist Episcopal Church, Davis and 5th Streets.
P 2665 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: St. Luke Baptist Church, 1440 East Church Street.
P 2666 AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE Photograph: Grant Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Church, 424 West Orange Street.
P 2049a-b AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--TALLAHASSEE Photograph: Bethel Baptist Church of Tallahassee, Florida. (old church) 2 copies (original in P - Oversize, photocopy).
P 2050a-b AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES--FLORIDA--TALLAHASSEE Photograph: Bethel Baptist Church of Tallahassee, Florida. (new church) 2 copies.
K 1130 AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERSHIP Announcement: Biography and accomplishments of Mary Church Terrell. First woman to serve Washington School Board; first president of the National Association of Colored Women, to which position she was elected three times and made honorary President for life. Platform speaker, Slayton Lyceum Bureau, including Chautauqua season.
K 1131 AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERSHIP Resume: Brief summary of educational background and work experience of Jesse O. Thomas. (3 typed pages)
K 1157 AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERSHIP Photograph: Robert Russa Moton, president of Tuskegee Institute. Robert R. Moton (1867-1940) was an African American educator. He succeeded his close friend Booker T. Washington, as president of Tuskegee Institute in 1915 and served the United States government in several capacities.
K 2839 AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERSHIP Print: First Black Senator and Representatives in the 41st and 42nd Congress of the United States. Currier and Ives print, 1872. Oversize - 13" x 17".
K 2855 AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERSHIP Copy of magazine photograph of George Washington Carver found among Eartha White's papers. Biography from World Book is on the reverse side of the photograph.
K 2856 AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERSHIP Photograph: Adam Clayton Powell. Signed 8 x 10 glossy print.
K 2867 AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERSHIP Music score: Book of twenty-four melodies transcribed for the piano by S. Coleridge-Taylor with a preface by Booker T. Washington (signed at Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, Oct 24, 1904). Owned by Sadye Mae Hunter (April 1917). See also photographs of children of Sadye Hunter. (Folder Q3, 825-7; 875)
K 2874 AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERSHIP Photograph: Paul Laurence Dunbar, American novelist and poet. No date given.
Q4 2854 AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERSHIP Photograph: Booker T. Washington. No date given.
V2 2877 AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERSHIP Photograph: Benjamin Davis. No date given.
Z10 2890-2897 AFRICAN AMERICAN LEADERSHIP Photographic reprints (2890-2897): Mounted photographs of eight notable African American historical leaders: Mary Bethune, Joseph Blodgett, Jonathan Gibbs, J. W. Johnson, Joseph Lee, A. L. Lewis, Simuel McGill, Asa Phillip Randolph.
J 0062 AFRICAN AMERICANS--HISTORY Notes: By Eartha White, compiled for the Conference of Black History of Florida. 17 handwritten notes, 23 pieces plus copies.
J 0063 AFRICAN AMERICANS--HISTORY Letter: From A. Philip Randolph to Eartha White, informing Eartha White of a forthcoming conference which will write the "Negro History of Florida," January 30, 1957. 3 copies, 4 reply cards.
J 0064 AFRICAN AMERICANS--HISTORY Notes: By Eartha White, concerning slave prayer meetings in the Jacksonville area, beginning in 1820. These notes were written on the back of a September 1928 mass meeting flyer. (Two pages)
J 2857 AFRICAN AMERICANS--HISTORY Copy of photograph from Collier's Magazine, May 25, 1907. Depicts the First Petit Jury impaneled to try Jefferson Davis for high treason in May 1867. Twelve of the twenty-four jurors were African Americans.
J 2865 AFRICAN AMERICANS--HISTORY Copy of photograph: Crispus Attucks dies a martyr in the Boston Massacre, March 5, 1770. "The first Negro to die in the American Revolution."
Z10 2890-2897 AFRICAN AMERICANS--HISTORY Photographic reprints: Mounted photographs of eight notable African American historical leaders: Mary Bethune, Joseph Blodgett, Jonathan Gibbs, J. W. Johnson, Joseph Lee, A. L. Lewis, Simuel McGill, Asa Phillip Randolph. No dates given.
B 0020 AFRO-AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE COMPANY Form: Sick blank (Afro-American Industrial Insurance Company). No date given.
B 2110a AFRO-AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE COMPANY

Calendar: Afro-American Industrial Insurance Co., Jacksonville, Florida, 1916. (Click on image for full text from Florida Heritage Collection)
A 459 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Photograph of James Lewis, President of Afro-American Life Insurance Co. No date given.
B 0019 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Program: Annual stockholder dinner. February 27, 1960.
B 0019a AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Brochure: A History of Afro-American Life Insurance Company. 197-? See page 2, Disaster Strikes..., for information on Eartha White's role in the Company.
B 0021 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Photograph: Eartha M. M. White with mid-century memorial plaque showing founders, officers and directors of the Afro-American Insurance Company. March 1956.
B 0022 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Photograph: A. L. Lewis, President of Afro-American Life Insurance Company. No date given.
B 0023 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Receipt book: Members' fees. 1958-1959.
B 0024 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Program: Fortieth Anniversary, July 1, 1941.
B 0025 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

   Directory: 1901-1941, fortieth anniversary, Afro-American Life Insurance Co., Jacksonville, Florida. Jacksonville, Fla.: Afro-American Life Insurance Co., [1941?] (Click on image for full text from Florida Heritage Collection)

  (Page 6 - Miss Eartha M. M. White, clerk in the Home Office, "heroine of the hour.")

B 0026 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Christmas card from the Afro-American Life Insurance Company. No date given.
B 0027 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Newsclipping: Announcement of a one man art show by Forest Murphy in the library of the Afro-American Life Insurance Company building. No date given.
B 1965 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Members receipt book, 1961.
B 2110 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Photograph: Group of employees of Afro-American Life Insurance Company. No date given.
B 2433 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Receipt: To Miss Eartha White for renewal of policy, July 12, 1934.
B 2655 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Postcard: Home office of Afro-American Life Insurance Company. No date given.
B 2782 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Photograph: President of Afro-American Life Insurance Company. No identification given.
B 2802 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Premium books for Edith Dennis.
D1 0330 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Full-page advertisement (page 8) in The Crisis Magazine (January 1942 issue). Five photographs included.
N 0093 AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Business card: Afro-American Insurance Co. - A. R. Robinson, Tampa District Manager, 707 Constant St., Tampa, Florida.
C 0028 AFRO-AMERICAN WOMEN'S CLUB Photograph on front of postcard. Written in pencil on back: Mrs. M. E. Smith, first African American clubwoman in Florida; organized club in 1896. No date given.
D 0029 ALLEN, RICHARD, 1760-1831 Booklet: Wright, Richard. Allen Day Address: greatest Negro born in America, Richard Allen, 1760-1831. Philadelphia, The author, 1930-1939? 31 pages. (Richard Allen was the founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church.)
I4 0423 ALSOP, JOHN T., JR. Letter: From Jacksonville Mayor John T. Alsop, Jr., to Eartha White, concerning authorization to hold Silas Green Show on Northwest corner of Kings Road and Davis Street. January 25, 1929.
U2 0614 ALSOP, JOHN T., JR. Letter: Solicitation from Merry Hearts Club for Christmas gifts, with an endorsement from Jacksonville Mayor John T. Alsop, Jr., 1935.
Da 2406-2407 AMERICAN BEACH Photographs: Miss American Beach beauty pageant contestants. Nos. 2406-2407.
E 0030 AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS (DUVAL COUNTY, FLA. CHAPTER) Program: Forty-ninth annual meeting of the Duval Chapter of the American Red Cross, April 24, 1963.
E 0031 AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS (DUVAL COUNTY, FLA. CHAPTER) Card: American National Red Cross certification card belonging to Eartha White. Dated April 28, 1942.
E 0032 AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS (DUVAL COUNTY, FLA. CHAPTER) Photograph: Jacob F. Bryan III, chairman of the Duval Chapter of the American Red Cross, 1963.
E 0033 AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS (DUVAL COUNTY, FLA. CHAPTER) Newsclipping: Solicitation for help for the American National Red Cross, November 19--?
E 1995 AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS (DUVAL COUNTY, FLA. CHAPTER) Minutes: Fiftieth Anniversary of the Red Cross, 19--?. Eartha White was President of the Duval chapter of the ARC.
E 1996 AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS (DUVAL COUNTY, FLA. CHAPTER) Photograph: Home hygiene and care of the sick class of the American Red Cross held at the Clara White Mission, May 29, 1933. Glaydes Love, instructor.
E 2145 AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS (DUVAL COUNTY, FLA. CHAPTER) Newsclipping: "Women to help Red Cross Drive," Jacksonville Journal, March 18, 1936.
E 2654 AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS (DUVAL COUNTY, FLA. CHAPTER) Photograph: Mrs. Margaret Simms, Chairman, Red Cross Roll Call pledges. (See newspaper clipping - number 33)
    ARMED FORCES

See Military Activities (Folder V2)
U4 1241 ASKEW, REUBIN (FLORIDA. GOVERNOR (1971-79) Photograph: Eartha White with Reubin Askew, Governor of Florida. Eartha White shown holding picture of U. S. Congressman Charles E. Bennett, who nominated her for the Lane Bryant Award. March 12, 1971.
U4 1242a-c ASKEW, REUBIN (FLORIDA. GOVERNOR (1971-79) Photograph: Mrs. Martha L. Gadsden, Mrs. Juliette Winter, Mrs. Amy S. Currie, Eartha White, Governor Askew in the Governor's office, displaying the Lane Bryant Award. March 12, 1971. (Three copies)
U4 2079 ASKEW, REUBIN (FLORIDA. GOVERNOR (1971-79) Photograph: Governor Askew presenting Presidential Commendation to Eartha White, March 12, 1971.
Z6 2171 BADGES Badge: The Daughters of Israel, Bethel Baptist Church, Jacksonville, Florida. 1938.
Z6 2179 BADGES Badge: Twenty-sixth Annual Florida State Association Convention of Improved, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World, April 15-17, 1951.
Z6 2181 BADGES Badge: Fifty-seventh Annual Convention of the Daughters of the Elks, Improved Benevolent Order of Elks of the World, August 28-31, 1956.
Z6 2188 BADGES Badge: Florida State Association of Lodges and Temples, Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World, April 14-17, 1957, Orlando, Florida.
Z6 2197 BADGES Badge: Fifty-eighth Annual Convention, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, August 27-30, 1957.
Z6 2186 BADGES Badge: Salem Court, no. 5, Heroines of Jericho, Providence, Rhode Island.
Z6 2194 BADGES Badge: Mt. Bethel Lodge, no. 1, I.O.S. and D. of J. of Florida.
Z6 2170 BADGES Badge: Eighty-fifth Annual Session, National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc., Jacksonville, Florida. September 7-12, 1965. (See Badges Box - end of collection.)
Z6 2187a-b BADGES Badges: Daughters of Gethsemane Baptist Church, Jacksonville, Florida. 2 copies (See Badges Box - end of collection.)
Z6 2184-2185 BADGES Badges: Honorary medals from World War I.
Z6 2174-2176 BADGES Badges: National Housewives League of America, Annual Session: 21st (1958), 22nd (1959), 23rd (1960?). (See Badges Box - end of collection)
Z6 2192 BADGES Badge: Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, 20th Anniversary, Los Angeles, California. August 13-20, 1949.
Z6 2193 BADGES Badge: Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Southern Regional Conference, Birmingham, Alabama. March 13-15, 1953.
Z6 0661 BADGES Ribbon: 43rd Annual Session, Florida State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, Convention at Fort Lauderdale, Florida. June 10-12, 1951.
Z6 2172 BADGES Badge: Seventeenth Biennial Session of the Southeastern Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, Columbia, South Carolina. August 14-16,1953.
Z6 2180 BADGES Badge: Sixteenth Biennial Session of the Southeastern Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, Atlanta, Georgia. July 29-31, 1951.
Z6 2198 BADGES Badge: 15th Biennial Session, Southeastern Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, Daytona Beach, Florida. July 31 - August 2, 1949.
Z6 2190 BADGES Badge: Forty-third Annual Session of Florida State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. June 10-12, 1951.
Z6 2178 BADGES Badge: International Order of Good Templars, Triumph, Lodge No. 1, Jacksonville, Florida.
Z6 2823 BADGES Badge: Third Prize Award for Doll Fashion Show, Wilder Community Center, Jacksonville Recreation Department, 1951.
Z6 2824 BADGES Badges: First prize, Florida State Fair and Exposition, Jacksonville, Florida, February 28 - March 9, 1918. 2 badges.
Z6 2825 BADGES Badge: American Medical Association, Chicago, Illinois, June 11 - 15, 1956. (Pin)
Z6 2826 BADGES Badge: Be Kind to Animals, Band of Mercy. (Pin)
Z6 2827 BADGES Unidentified sharpshooter's pin.
Z6 2828 BADGES Badge: 35th Annual Session of the National Medical Association, Indianapolis, Indiana, August 18-22, 1930.
Z6 2829 BADGES Badge: First Prize Award; Florida State Fair and Exposition and the Pan-American International Farm and Livestock Exposition, Jacksonville, Florida, 1918.
Z6 2830 BADGES Ten cents coin pin. 1869.
Z6 2831 BADGES Ribbon: Second Premium Florida State Fair and Exposition. (Accompanying entry tag for one jar of chow entered in contest.)
A2 2864 BARNES, GEORGIA N. Newsclipping: "Mrs. Georgia N. Barnes (Fraternal Leader) Praises Chest Plan." Florida Times-Union, November 20, 1930.
Da 2406-2407 BEAUTY PAGEANTS Photographs: Miss American Beach beauty pageant contestants. Nos.2406-2407.
H5 1206 BEAUTY PAGEANTS Photograph: Eartha White at the Coronation of Miss Florida. 1941.
S4 1031a-b BEAUTY PAGEANTS Postcard: Picture of Eartha White crowning Miss Florida, 1941. (two copies)
L1 0705 BENNETT, CHARLES E. Report: Congressman Charles E. Bennett delivered the dedication address for the Eartha M. M. White Nursing Home. He also assisted in securing a Hill Harris Grant for construction of the facility. 1971.
Q5 0874 BENNETT, CHARLES E. Photograph: U. S. Representative Charles Bennett and Sallye Mathis. No date given.
Q5 0874a BENNETT, CHARLES E. Photograph: U. S. Representative Charles Bennett and Mary Singleton. No date given.
Q5 2057 BENNETT, CHARLES E. Photograph: U. S. Representative Charles Bennett, Dr. Warren Shell and others. No date given.
W4 1272 BENNETT, CHARLES E. Letter: From Charles Bennett to Eartha White on the occasion of her 84th birthday. 1960.
F 0034-0035 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Photograph: Funeral procession into Bethel Baptist. (Rev. J. Milton Waldron, 1892-1907, 5th pastor). 2 copies, Oversize.
F 0036 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Photograph: Scene inside of Bethel Baptist Church. Oversize.
F 0037 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Photograph: Eartha White leading World War II soldiers into service at Bethel Baptist Church, August 17, 1941. Oversize.
F 0038 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Photograph: Daily vacation Bible school at Bethel Baptist Church, June 21, 19--?
F 0039-0040 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Program: Ninety-third anniversary homecoming and jubilee celebration, November 11-18, 1931. Eartha White gave a three minute address on Friday evening, October 16, 1931. (see inside last page of program) 2 copies.
F 0041 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Card: Invitation to Sunday School Mass Meeting, July 12, 19--?
F 0042 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Program: Souvenir program of Women's Day activities, June 23, 1957.  Eartha White listed on page 2, as a member of the Historic Committee.
F 0043 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Booklet: "History and Souvenir of Bethel Baptist Institutional Church, Jacksonville, Florida." Jacksonville, Fla.: Bethel Baptist Institutional Church, [190-?]
F 0044 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Photograph: Samuel M. Dennis, chairman of the Deacon's Board and clerk at Bethel Baptist Church for thirty years. No date given.
F 0045 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Postcard: Image of Bethel Baptist Church. No date given.
F 0046 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Program: Souvenir program, 120th anniversary of Bethel, 5th anniversary of Robert H. Wilson, pastor, 1958.
F 0047 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Program: Dedication of the new church and opening services, April 23, 1905. Eartha White gave an address on Woman's Night, Friday, April 28, 1905, representing "The Protective League."
F 0048 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Program: Series of special sermons on the Holy Spirit. No date given.
F 0049 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Photograph: Group of young people, March 31, 1935.
F 0050 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Booklet: "A Brief Sketch of the Life and Work of Rev. J. Gardner Ross, D. D." No date given. Rev. Ross was the third pastor of Bethel Baptist, serving from 1885-1890. He died on February 6, 1932.
F 0051 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Letter: Appeal to members of Bethel Baptist, for donations to the Florida Normal Industrial Institute. March 5, 1932.
F 0865 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Photograph: Rev. J. Milton Waldron, minister at Bethel Baptist, 1892-1907. (Click on image to view photograph.)
F 1989 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Program: Anniversary reception program in honor of Rev. J. Milton Waldron, April 17, 1899. Eartha White is listed on the program, as giving a solo musical performance.
F 2107 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Photograph: Old Bethel Baptist Church, Dr. John E. Ford, lower right hand corner. Oversize photograph.
F 2171 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Badge: The Daughters of Israel, Bethel Baptist Church, Jacksonville, Florida. 1938.
F 2460 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Envelope: Solicitor's Report, Educational Fund Drive envelope, April 3, 1932. Eartha White was solicitor for the Educational Fund Drive of Bethel Baptist Church in 1932.
F 2656 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Photograph: Soldiers outside Bethel Baptist Church. See also F-37 (This snapshot was taken the same day as the oversize photograph showing Eartha White leading soldiers to service at Bethel Baptist, August 17, 1941. )
F 2657 BETHEL BAPTIST INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) Postcard: Bethel Baptist Church and parsonage. No date given.
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