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THOMAS
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SUBJECT
INDEX M - N
| FILE | NUMBER | SUBJECT | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|---|---|
| A2 | 0447 | MCCLELLAN, BEAULAH |  Photograph:
Beaulah McClellan. She wrote the Social Note Column for the Florida Times-Union.
No date given. |
| MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | Attorney known for winning the "Little Scottsboro Case" in 1942. During his years in Jacksonville, he served as an officer of numerous clubs and civic organizations, including the Lincoln-Douglass Memorial Association. He spoke at the February 12, 1913 Tri-Celebration in Jacksonville. | ||
| D1 | 0330 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | Photograph of Law Library of McGill and McGill in The Crisis Magazine (January 1942 issue). Page 28. |
| K2 | 0514 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR |  Photograph:
Endowment Board of Knights of Pythias, July 20, 1918. (S. D. McGill, back
row on left.) Oversize photograph. |
| Q2 | 0560 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | Photograph: S. D. McGill. (Oval portrait) No date given. |
| Q2 | 0561 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | 
Photograph: S. D.
McGill in office. No date given. (Image from the Florida Heritage Collection)
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| Q2 | 0562 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | 
Photograph:
S. D. McGill, Charlie Davis, Walter Woodward, Jack Williamson and Eartha
White shown after the Scottsboro trial. The three men spent seven years
on Death Row for murder. McGill appealed their conviction and obtained their
releases. March 1942. (Image from the Florida Heritage Collection) |
| Q2 | 0564 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | 
Letter: From S. D. McGill, Corresponding Secretary of Duval County Central
Republican Club, to Eartha White, thanking her for the address she gave
at Mt. Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church. Letter dated June 21, 1919. |
| Q2 | 0565-566 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | Miscellaneous newspaper clippings relating to legal cases of S.D. McGill. Multiple pages from oversize scrapbooks. Dates, sources vary. |
| Q2 | 0567 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | Program: Funeral program for Nathan K. McGill, brother of Simuel McGill. May 11, 1946. Nathan McGill was an attorney who lived in Chicago. Son was named Simuel D. McGill II. |
| Q2 | 0568 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | News release: The account of the "Little Scottsboro Case," Attorney McGill's defense of Charlie Davis, Walter Woodward and Jack Williamson, and the Testimonial Banquet held in McGill's honor after winning the case. Written by Spike Washington and sent to the Associated Negro Press, Chicago, Illinois. March 28, 1942. |
| Q2 | 0569 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | Program: The Orlando District Sunday School Institute, August 15- 18, 1901. Eatonville, Florida. Note: S. D. McGill listed on program under the Finance Committee. |
| Q2 | 0570 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | Newsclipping: "Summer Graduation Class of Edward Waters College," July 14, 19--?. Mrs. R. A. McGill listed in graduating class. |
| Q2 | 0571 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | Leaflet: "Vote Against School Bonds: 1,500 Colored Children Without School Accommodation," issued by Colored Board of Trade. (S. D. McGill was member of Board). February 23, 1915. |
| Q2 | 0572a | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | Poem: "The Little Scottsboro Case," written by Robert Hughes Bennett, Miami, Florida. Dated January 30, 1944. Poem was dedicated to Attorney McGill in honor of his legal victory in the Case. Palm Beach, Florida, March 9, 1942. (No. 572-a) |
| Q2 | 0572b | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | Letter: To the Spingarn Medal Committee from Robert Hughes Bennett, nominating S. D. McGill for the Medal Award. January 19, 1944. |
| Q2 | 0573 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR |
 Letter:
From J. Douglas Wetmore, to S. D. McGill concerning the study of law. May
17, 1901. (possible reference to the effects of the Great Jacksonville Fire
of May 3, 1901) |
| Q2 | 0575 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | Photograph: Unidentified photograph of class, with S. D. McGill, left front. Note: Class may have been Drummer Academy Class, South Byfield, Massachusetts. See Q2-2462 |
| Q2 | 0576 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | Photographs: Banquet in honor of S. D. McGill. Composite made by photographer for newspaper publicity of event. Oversize photographs. No date given. |
| Q2 | 2109 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | Photograph: S. D. McGill, left front, with unidentified group. Dated May 1922. Oversize photograph. |
| Q2 | 2462 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | Newspaper clippings, program: Howard Academy Graduation, Dummer Academy. No date given. |
| Q2 | 2873 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | 
Photograph: S. D. McGill. [Circa 1913?] |
| S | 2886 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | Charter: Name of S. D. McGill printed on the Boy Scouts of America charter to Troop no. 46 sponsored by the Clara White Mission, October 31, 1941. McGill served on the Troop Committee. (In Oversize Folder S - Clara White Mission - Activities) |
| Z10 | 2896 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR | Photograph: Matted reprint of S. D. McGill. No date given. |
| Q2 | 0563 | MCGILL, SIMUEL DECATUR (MRS.) | Card: Pledge card for Mrs. S. D. McGill for Community Chest. |
| S1 | 0404 | MANHATTAN BEACH, FLA. | Form letter from Eartha White thanking individuals for donations to the Fresh Air Camp. No date given. |
| P2 | 0554-559 | MANHATTAN BEACH, FLA. | Photographs: Six photographs of various scenes at Manhattan Beach, Florida. (Also known as Seminole Beach - 1983). Nos. 554-559. No dates given. |
| H5 | 2758 | MARSHALL, THURGOOD, 1908-1993 | Photograph: Eartha White with Thurgood Marshall, first African American to serve as an associate justice of the Supreme Court. Nominated by President Lyndon Johnson in 1967. Served as Chief Counsel for NAACP from 1938 to 1961. No date given. |
| D1 | 0330 | MASONIC TEMPLE (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph of building in The Crisis Magazine (January 1942 issue) |
| Q5 | 0874 | MATHIS, SALLYE | Photograph: U. S. Representative Charles E. Bennett and Sallye Mathis. No date given. |
| MAYORS--FLORIDA--JACKSONVILLE |
See Bowden,
J.E.T.(Folder
A2-2150) |
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| S2 | 0580 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Program: Reverend James S. Todd, prominent religious leader of Florida. Note: Eartha White listed on page 7-8 as "a dynamic member of the Negro Health Committee of which Rev. Todd served as the first President." |
| S2 | 0581 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Newsclipping: "Miss White Loses Lifetime Friends." Announcement of deaths of Mrs. Rebecca Styles Taylor Dobson and Dr. Mary F. Waring. |
| S2 | 0582 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Program: James Maxie Ponder, M.D., March 8, 1958. Service held in St. Petersburg, Florida. |
| S2 | 0583 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Newsclipping: "Dr. E. W. Thompson dies; Funeral Rites Monday," Florida Times-Union. No date given. Note: Dr. Thompson was a pharmacist, civic worker in Jacksonville. |
| S2 | 0584 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Newsclipping: Funeral announcement of Minus Thomas. No date given. |
| S2 | 0585 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Newsclipping: Death and funeral announcement of Mrs. Alice Kirkpatrick. January 26, 1959. She was a member of Bethel Baptist Institutional Church. (Memorial program in no. 595) |
| S2 | 0586 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Program: Mrs. Lilla G. Curry, December 9, 1962. Note: She was a Suwannee County teacher. Interment: Live Oak Cemetery, Florida. |
| S2 | 0587a-b | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Program, newspaper clipping: Alice Lenora Anderson, February 3, 1930. Note: Grand Worthy Superior of America & District Grand Most Noble Governor of Florida, G.U.O. of O.F. |
| S2 | 0588 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Program: Mrs. Christiana Jackson, October 7, 1929. Orlando, Florida. |
| S2 | 0589 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Program: Benjamin Homer Jackson, January 6, 1962. Deacon, Greater New Jerusalem Baptist Church. |
| S2 | 0590 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Program: Mrs. Livinia Storey, January 5, 1963. Note: Eartha White listed as an elder of the Ephesus Seventh-Day Adventist Church and spoke at memorial service. |
| S2 | 0591 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Program: Memorial service for Dr. John E. Ford. August 10, 1947. Note: Dr. Ford was pastor at Bethel Baptist Institutional Church for 36 years. Eartha White spoke at the Memorial Service, "Dr. Ford and the Community Needs." |
| S2 | 0592 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Program: Services for Reverend Cleveland M. Shaw. October 29, 1970. Shiloh Metropolitan Baptist Church, Interment at Greenwood Cemetery, Jacksonville, Florida. |
| S2 | 0593 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Program: Memorial Services for Dr. Minor Francis McCleary, Dr. Henry Elliot Williams, Dr. William Commodore Smalls. January 23, 1927. Under the auspices of the Jacksonville Local Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Association. |
| S2 | 0594a-b | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Program: Reverend Lemul Calvin Way. February 21, 1970. Mt. Carmel Baptist Church. (2 copies) |
| S2 | 0595 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Program: Mrs. Alice Kirkpatrick. January 26, 1959. See Folder S2-585 for newspaper announcement of death |
| S2 | 2736 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Newsclipping: "St. Mary's Home Stands as Monument to Beloved Sister Mary Ann." Florida Times-Union, January 30, 1949. With photographs of Sister Mary Ann and St. Mary's Home. See also S2 - no. 2754 |
| S2 | 2754 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Newsclipping: "Sister Mary Ann passed quietly away--Will be Missed by Poor of Jacksonville--Entire Life Given to Charity--Death of Angel of Mercy Brings Regrets to Residents of City." Florida Metropolis, January 15, 1914. Note: See also S2 - no. 2736. |
| S2 | 2784 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Thank you card from family of Dr. James Maxie Ponder. March 1958? |
| S2 | 2850 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Newsclipping: "Colored Pastor Here 22 Years Succumbs. Rev. J. Milton Waldron of Shiloh Church was Active in Welfare Movements." Evening Star, November 20, 1931. Note: Reverend Waldron (1863-1931) was instrumental in building two large churches in Jacksonville. |
| S2 | 2883 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Newsclipping: Funeral announcement of Police Sergeant Charlie Sea. May 24, 1939. |
| S2 | 2884 | MEMORIAL AND FUNERAL SERVICES | Newsclipping: Funeral announcement of Mrs. Carrie Bradley. November 24, 1953. (She was a member of the Eastern Star Organization, with Eartha White.) |
| R2 | 0577 | MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES | Program: Memorial Day Services. No date given. |
| R2 | 0578 | MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES | Program: Tentative activities for Memorial Day Services. No date given. |
| R2 | 0579 | MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES | Photograph: Group at Memorial Day Services at Duval Cemetery, May 30, 1933. Under the auspices of Lincoln-Douglass Memorial Association and others. (Eartha White, center background.) |
| T2 | 0383 | MERCY HOSPITAL (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Mrs. Annie James, dietician; Mrs. Jennie Hart, pantry woman; and Bertha Wilbert, cook in kitchen at Mercy Hospital. No date given. |
| T2 | 0596 | MERCY HOSPITAL (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Newsclipping: Open House of Mercy Hospital, Courier Newspaper, June 6, 1953. |
| T2 | 0597 | MERCY HOSPITAL (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Eartha White with nurses at Mercy Hospital. May 1958. |
| T2 | 0598 | MERCY HOSPITAL (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Eartha White with male patients on a ward at Mercy Hospital. No date given. |
| T2 | 0599 | MERCY HOSPITAL (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Eartha White, Mrs. Helen McLaughlin, Reverend Joseph Ray and Mission Mascot, "Hounddog." No date given. |
| T2 | 0600 | MERCY HOSPITAL (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Eartha White at birthday party for patient at Mercy Hospital. No date given. |
| T2 | 0601a | MERCY HOSPITAL (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Mercy Hospital, 1449 Milnor Street. No date given. |
| T2 | 0601b | MERCY HOSPITAL (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Notes: Request to State Legislature for appropriation of funds for Mercy Hospital, June 6, 1953. |
| T2 | 0603 | MERCY HOSPITAL (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Eartha White with female patients on a ward at Mercy Hospital. No date given. |
| T2 | 0604 | MERCY HOSPITAL (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Group including Erma Brookins, Marie Mangrum and Grace Bateman, visiting the sick at Mercy Hospital. No date given. |
| T2 | 0605 | MERCY HOSPITAL (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Nurses at Mercy Hospital: first row, l-r: Mrs. Evelyn Cummings, Mrs. Edna Iszard, Miss Marian Beal; second row, Mrs. Anna Parker, Mrs. Beatrice Mack, and Miss Henrietta Cleveland; last row, Mrs. Eula Stanford, Eartha White and Mrs. Rosa Lee Wyche. May 1958. |
| T2 | 2052 | MERCY HOSPITAL (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Eartha White, Mrs. Grace Bateman, and Mrs. Helen McLaughlin interviewing relative of patient for admittance to Mercy Hospital. No date given. |
| T2 | 2157 | MERCY HOSPITAL (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Newsclipping: "Clara White Mission `Mercy Hospital' To Hold Open House Sunday," Jacksonville Journal. May 25, 1958. |
| T2 | 2887 | MERCY HOSPITAL (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Group of nurses at Mercy Hospital. No date given. |
| T2 | 2888 | MERCY HOSPITAL (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Certificate: From the American Association of Nursing Homes to Mercy Hospital, 1955. |
| U2 | 0442 | MERRY HEARTS CLUB (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Newsclipping: "Merry Hearts Club Solicits Xmas Help," November 24, 1953. |
| U2 | 0606 | MERRY HEARTS CLUB (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Newsclipping: "Merry Hearts Plan Christmas Program," Florida Times-Union, December 8, 1957. |
| U2 | 0607 | MERRY HEARTS CLUB (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Christmas Party given by Merry Hearts Club. (Eartha White sitting beside Christmas tree.) Oversize photograph. No date given. |
| U2 | 0608 | MERRY HEARTS CLUB (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Christmas Party given by Merry Hearts Club. (Eartha White and Jack Dew shown.) No date given. |
| U2 | 0609 | MERRY HEARTS CLUB (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Invitation from Merry Hearts Club for a Christmas Party at Stanton High School, December 25, 19--?. |
| U2 | 0610 | MERRY HEARTS CLUB (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Newsclipping: "Merry Hearts Club Seeks Volunteers," November 26, 1953. |
| U2 | 0611 | MERRY HEARTS CLUB (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Newsclipping: "Merry Hearts Club Distributes Xmas Baskets," Florida Times-Union, January 5, 1948. |
| U2 | 0612 | MERRY HEARTS CLUB (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Invitation from Merry Hearts for a Christmas Party, December 25, 1957. |
| U2 | 0613a-c | MERRY HEARTS CLUB (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Thank you card from Merry Hearts Club. (3 copies) No date given. |
| U2 | 0614 | MERRY HEARTS CLUB (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Letter: Solicitation from Merry Hearts Club for Christmas gifts, with an endorsement from Jacksonville Mayor John T. Alsop, Jr., 1935. |
| U2 | 0615 | MERRY HEARTS CLUB (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Letter: Solicitation from Merry Hearts Club for Christmas gifts, with an endorsement from Jacksonville Mayor Louis H. Ritter, 1966. |
| MILITARY ACTIVITIES | See also American National Red Cross (Folder E) | ||
| V2 | 0793 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES | Photograph: Sinclair, William A., M.D. 1221 Pine St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. No date given. |
| V2 | 2702 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES | Photograph: R. R. Wright, Major and Add'l Paymaster U.S.V., in Spanish-American War. No date given. |
| V2 | 2713 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES | Article: "Fightingest Tank Battalion Holds Tenth Reunion," Ebony, 1954. |
| V2 | 0616 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Eartha White at USO function. November 3, 1962. |
| V2 | 0617-618 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photographs: Eartha White leaving services at Camp Blanding. No dates given. |
| V2 | 0619 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Soldier at U.S.O. function sketching female model. No date given. |
| V2 | 0620-621 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | 
Photographs: Scenes from Patriotism Parade. Eartha White is leading the
parade. No
dates given. (Images from Florida Heritage Collection) |
| V2 | 0623 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Eartha White and State Defense Council. Oversize photograph. Photographer: E. L. Weems. No date given. |
| V2 | 0784 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Olin McGhee (Corporal), October 17, 1942. Service at Camp Blanding, Jacksonville, Florida. |
| V2 | 0804 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: George W. Davis, Chief Engineer, N. Y. Laundrys, 418 E. Forsyth St., Jacksonville, Florida. No date given. |
| V2 | 0812 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: James Wells, 1st Sergeant, September 7, 1942. |
| V2 | 0852 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Harry (Harvey?) F. Lofton. (Colonel) No date given. |
| V2 | 0863 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: John ? January 28, 1947 |
| V2 | 0864 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Ben States (Stokes?). September 27, 1943. |
| V2 | 1163a-f | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | 
Photograph: Camp Blanding
baseball team, Jacksonville, Florida. Eartha White standing on left next
to team. (Four copies: 4 photographs, 2 postcards) No
date given. (Image from the Florida Heritage Collection) |
| V2 | 2184-2185 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Badges: Honorary medals from World War I. |
| V2 | 2448 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Leaflet: War work campaign mass meeting, November 4, 19--?. Eartha White was listed as one of the speakers. |
| V2 | 2712 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Newsclipping: "No Negroes are to be sent off in first draft," Florida Times-Union. August 29, 1917. |
| V2 | 2783 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Unidentified couple at USO party. No date given. |
| V2 | 2841 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: War Camp Community Service Group, Southern Division Conference, Jacksonville, Florida. December 11-14, 1918. Eartha White is the only woman in the photograph. (Oversize photograph - 11 1/2" x 45") |
| V2 | 2877 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: General Benjamin O. Davis. "He became the highest ranking Afro-American U.S. officer in 1940, when the Army made him a Brigadier General." No date given. |
| V2 | 2889 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Dance band of Scotty Montgomery playing at USO function. No date given. |
| V2 | 0622a-b | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (SAVANNAH, GA.) |
Photograph: Group at the War Camp Community Recreational Center in Savannah,
Georgia. One copy in oversize folder; second copy has Eartha White's photo
in upper right corner (for newspaper). Photographer:
E. L. Weems. No
date given. |
| V2 | 1160-1161 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (SAVANNAH, GA.) | Cards: Publicity for Community Center for Colored People, 519 West Gwinnett Street, Savannah, Georgia. The Center was under the supervision of Eartha White during World War I. No date given. |
| V2 | 1162 | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (SAVANNAH, GA.) | Letter: From National Headquarters of War Camp Community Service, to Eartha White, concerning employment opportunities for returning soldiers. April 9, 1919. |
| V2 | 1169a-d | MILITARY ACTIVITIES (SAVANNAH, GA.) | Photograph: War Camp Community Services, Domestic Science Group, Savannah, Georgia. Eartha White, standing, fifth from left. (4 copies) No date given. |
| MILK FUND COMMITTEE (JACKSONVILLE NEGRO WELFARE LEAGUE) | See Jacksonville Negro Welfare League - Milk Fund Committee - D2-1 | ||
| MINSTREL SCROLL | See SHOW BUSINESS (Folder H4 - 2650) | ||
| W2 | 0628 | MISSIONARY WORK | Letter: From Miss W. B. Delany soliciting donations for Foreign Mission Board, July 21, 1922. (African Missionary Appeal) |
| W2 | 0629 | MISSIONARY WORK | Program: "Islam," a religious drama given by Missionary Society of the 15th Street Presbyterian Church. April 3, 1938. |
| W2 | 0797 | MISSIONARY WORK | Photograph: Miss L. C. Fleming (in Africa). No date given. |
| W2 | 0818 | MISSIONARY WORK | Photograph: Reverend J. L. Frazier. No date given. |
| W2 | 0830 | MISSIONARY WORK | Photograph: Mrs. Aquilla Johnson-Scott. No date given. |
| W2 | 2133 | MISSIONARY WORK | Newsclipping: "Wilberforce Institute Celebrations, Thirty Years of Steady Progress, Founder's Day Activities," Umteteli Wa Bantu, March 12, 1938. |
| W2 | 2134 | MISSIONARY WORK | Newsclipping: "U. S. Consul General at Wilberforce," Umteteli Wa Bantu, Johannesburg, South Africa, March 12, 1938. |
| X2 | 0630; 632; 634 | MONCRIEF SPRINGS (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) |  Photographs:
Annual outing for underprivileged children at Moncrief Springs. August 1950. |
| X2 | 0631 | MONCRIEF SPRINGS (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Newsclipping: "Moncrief Springs, the Splendor Has Vanished," Jacksonville Journal. July 20, 1963. Eartha White shown with sculpture of Indian who lived at Moncrief Springs. |
| X2 | 0633 | MONCRIEF SPRINGS (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) |  Photograph:
Baptism at Moncrief Springs. Eartha White in background. No date given. |
| X2 | 0635 | MONCRIEF SPRINGS (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) |  Photograph:
Eartha White with band during an event held at Moncrief Springs. No date
given. |
| X2 | 0636-637 | MONCRIEF SPRINGS (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph: Baptism at Moncrief Springs. No date given. (Two oversize photographs - nos. 636-637) |
| X2 | 2155 | MONCRIEF SPRINGS (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Newsclipping: "Legend of Buried Treasure Clings to Moncrief Springs," Florida Times-Union, October 28, 1951. |
| K | 1157 | MOTON, ROBERT RUSSA | 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. |
| MUSEUM, EARTHA M. M. WHITE HISTORIC | See Eartha M. M. White Historic Museum (Folder K1) | ||
| Y2 | 0645 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE | Newsclipping: "NAACP Birthday Is No Cause To Celebrate," July 12, 1959. |
| Y2 | 0646 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE | Postcard: From Dr. C. F. Duncan, Chairman and A. St. George Richardson, Secretary of the NAACP, to Eartha White. Concerning the annual celebration of the Jacksonville branch of the NAACP. July 12, 1931. |
| Y2 | 0647 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE | Postcard: From Dr. C. F. Duncan, Chairman and A. St. George Richardson, Secretary of the NAACP, to Eartha White concerning a meeting of the Executive Committee of the local NAACP. December 30, 1930. |
| Y2 | 0648 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE | Letter: From Mary B. Talbert, informing Eartha White of the formation of the Anti-Lynching Crusaders Committee and requesting that Miss White act as State Director. July 14, 1922. |
| Y2 | 0649 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE | Letter: From Mary B. Talbert, informing Eartha White of the meeting of State Directors of the Anti-Lynching Crusaders Committee in Richmond, Virginia. July 25, 1922. |
| Y2 | 2438 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE | Leaflet: Announcement of the appearance of Dr. Robert W. Bagnall, branch director of the NAACP, Pythian Auditorium. February 8, 19--? |
| NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN | See also African American Leadership (Mary Church Terrell) Folder K, no. 1130. Mary Church Terrell helped found the Association in 1896. | ||
| NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN | See also Southeastern Federation of Colored Women's Clubs - Folder Z2 - 2172, 2180, 2198; National Association of Colored Women's Clubs - Folder Z2; Florida State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs - Folder Z2; City Federation of Colored Women's Clubs - Folder Z2 | ||
| Z2 | 0650 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN | Booklet: "Health Department, N.A.C.W." Health Information Leaflet. |
| Z2 | 0651a-c | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN | Booklet: "Financial Report of the 14th Biennial Session of the National Association of Colored Women," Chicago, August 3-8, 1924. (3 copies) |
| Z2 | 0652 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN | Booklet: "Tenth Biennial Convention of the National Association of Colored Women," Baltimore, Maryland, August 7-10, 1916. |
| Z2 | 0653 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN | Booklet: Eighth Biennial Convention of the National Association of Colored Women, Hampton, Virginia, July 23-27, 1912. |
| Z2 | 0654 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN | Form: National Association of Colored Women Report. |
| Z2 | 0655 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN | Stationery letterhead: National Association of Colored Women. |
| Z2 | 0656 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN | Letter: From Mrs. Maude B. Coleman to Eartha White concerning the work of the Association, June 9, 1934. |
| Z2 | 2166 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN | Newsclipping: "The Fourteenth Biennial Session of the National Association of Colored Women (affiliated with the National Council of Women) is holding its Sessions at the Wendell Phillips High School," The Broad Ax, August 9, 1924. (Oversize) |
| Z2 | 2842 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN | Photograph: Session of organization, July 11-15, 1910. Chestnut Street C.M.E. Church, Louisville, Kentucky. (Oversize photograph - 11" x 34") |
| Z2 | 0657 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN'S CLUBS | Photograph: Eartha White with group arriving in Miami for National Association of Colored Women's Clubs convention. July 28-August 3,1956. |
| Z2 | 0658 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN'S CLUBS | Photograph: Eartha White with group at meeting of National Association of Colored Women's Clubs convention at Municipal Auditorium in Miami, Florida. July 28-August 3, 1956. |
| Z2 | 0659 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN'S CLUBS | Photograph: 30th National Convention of National Association of Colored Women's Clubs convention in Miami, Florida. July 28 - August 3, 1956. Eartha White, seated, second row, ninth from right. |
| Z2 | 2833 | NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN'S CLUBS | Photograph: National Association of Colored Women's Clubs, Convention at Wilberforce, Ohio. August 5, 1914. (Oversize - 9" x 23") |
| C4 | 0690 | NATIONAL LEAGUE OF REPUBLICAN COLORED WOMEN | Letter: To Eartha White, from Nannie H. Burroughs, President of the National League of Republican Colored Women, concerning meeting in Washington, D. C., March 5, 1929. Letter dated February 9, 1929. |
| A3 | 0691 | NATIONAL LEAGUE ON URBAN CONDITIONS AMONG NEGROES | Leaflet: Bulletin of the National League on Urban Conditions Among Negroes. Dated June 1915. |
| B3 | 0692 | NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE | Photograph: Business League, Banker's Association and Housewives Conference, Durham, North Carolina. July 30, 1958. Eartha White, front row, fourth from right. |
| B3 | 0698 | NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE | Constitution: National Negro Business League of the United States, 1957. |
| B3 | 2173 | NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE | Badge: Silver Jubilee of National Negro Business League, Chicago. August 20-22, 1924. |
| B3 | 2182 | NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE | Badge: Annual Convention of National Negro Business League and National Housewives League, Detroit, Michigan. August 24-26, 1946. |
| B3 | 2191 | NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE | Badge: National Negro Business League, Golden Anniversary, 1950. |
| B3 | 2195 | NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE | Badge: Booker T. Washington, past president of National Negro Business League. No date given. |
| B3 | 2692 | NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE | Booklet: Sixty-second Annual Convention, N.B.L. Notes, September 12-15, 1962. |
| B3 | 2755a-b | NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE | Program: Fifty-second convention Journal and Directory of National Negro Business League and National Housewives League of America. October 29-31, 1950. (2 copies) |
| C3 | 0699 | NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE | Leaflet: An Announcement of the Fifteenth Annual Meeting and Conference, New York, New York. February 3-5, 1926. |
| B3 | 0701 | NEGRO STATE BUSINESS LEAGUE OF FLORIDA | 
Program: The Sixth Annual Session of the Negro State Business League of
Florida, July 30-31, 1913. |
| B3 | 0702 | NEGRO STATE BUSINESS LEAGUE OF FLORIDA | Newsclipping: "State Business League Closes Annual Convention," April 15, 1954. Eartha White was a panel member during the general session (see second paragraph). |
| B3 | 2047 | NEGRO STATE BUSINESS LEAGUE OF FLORIDA | Letterhead stationery: Negro Business League. No date given. |
| D1 | 0330 | NICKERSON'S SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | Photograph (interior view) in The Crisis Magazine (January 1942 issue) |
| I | 2862 | NICKERSON'S SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE (JACKSONVILLE, FLA.) | 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. |
| Z2 | 0660a-b | NORTHEASTERN FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS | Photograph: 20th Annual Convention of Northeastern Federation of Women's Clubs, Boston, Massachusetts. August 23-25, 1916. (2 copies) Eartha White, seated, front row, third from left. |
The Eartha M. M. White Collection Guide serves as the starting place to learn more about the Collection. For additional information, please call 904-620-1533 or email Special Collections ebrady@unf.edu
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