VSU Archives
UA 2-1-3: Reade Papers: Box 24
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ID Number |
Folder Title |
Box Number |
Folder Number |
Correspondents |
Content
Description: |
Names and
Subjects: |
Related
Collections |
Date Range |
Series |
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291 |
Reade Papers:
Departmental Reports |
24 |
01 |
|
Equipment
purchased for the home economics and music departments. History of all
pianos on campus. |
Frank Robertson
Reade |
|
1934-35, 1941 |
Special Topics |
|
292 |
Reade Papers:
Departmental Budgets |
24 |
02 |
|
Wish list letters
from departments of English, social sciences, history, and placement &
publicity on budget needs for their departments. |
Frank Robertson
Reade |
|
1941 |
Special Topics |
|
293 |
Reade Papers:
Diet Tables |
24 |
03 |
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Contains lists
and information sheets on girls with food allergies who would be served at
the diet table. Girls were generally allergic to pork and raw milk. |
Frank Robertson
Reade |
|
1938 |
Special Topics |
|
294 |
Reade Papers:
Emory University |
24 |
04 |
Goodrich C. White
(pres.), John Griffin |
Letters between
White and Reade about various issues, specific mention of loaning physics
equipment to GSWC during the war. For issues related to closing Emory Junior
during the war, see Emory Junior College, box 24, folder 5 |
Frank Robertson
Reade, Good rich C. White, John Griffin, Emory University, Emory Junior
College |
See Commencement
Procedures, Box 23, Folders 9 & 10 and Emory Junior College, Box 24, Folder
5 |
1938-46 |
Special Topics |
|
295 |
Reade Papers:
Emory Junior College |
24 |
05 |
Goodrich C.
White, L.R. Siebert, John W. Bennett, Hollis Edens, Julian Strickland, S.V.
Sanford, Mrs. L.J. King |
Various
correspondence, including inventory of Emory campus and budget. Prominent is
a proposal that EJC and GSWC students take courses at each others' schools.
This was turned down until WWII. GSWC asked to rent or use parts of the
closed campus, requests were denied. Mention made of Regents' scrapbook,
5/30/40. |
Frank Robertson
Reade, Emory Junior College, Goodrich C. White, L.R. Siebert, John W.
Bennett, Hollis Edens, Julian Strickland, S.V. Sanford, Mrs. L.J. King |
Linton Cox: Pride
& Abandonment, ready reference "Emory Junior College" |
1940-46 |
Special Topics |
|
296 |
Reade Papers:
Episcopal High School |
24 |
06 |
George C.
Woodruff, Cason Calloway, F. F. Hamburger, Fred Hand, Branch Spaulding,
Marion Smith |
Letters between
various "old boys" of EHS regarding plans to raise money for the school.
Letters discussing Willoughby Reade's retirement. |
Frank Robertson
Reade, Willoughby Reade, Episcopal High School, George C. Woodruff, Cason
Calloway, F. F. Hamburger, Fred Hand, Branch Spaulding, Marion Smith |
Personal &
Biographical, See Related W. Reade Collections Table, See Related EHS
Collections Table; Box 23, Folders 9 & 10; Box 24, Folder 6; Box 27, Folder
5 |
1942-44 |
Special Topics |
|
297 |
Reade Papers:
Exam Schedules |
24 |
07 |
|
Schedules times,
classes and locations for examinations. |
Frank Robertson
Reade, examinations |
|
1945 |
Special Topics |
|
298 |
Reade Papers:
Foote & Davis |
24 |
08 |
Earl Sanders,
Johnny Long, Walter Burke |
Printing,
engraving and layout estimates & orders for the Pine Cone, the Bulletin,
Campus Glimpses, War Bond Bulletin, brochures, etc. Locally, Southern
Stationery did the printing. |
Frank Robertson
Reade, Earl Sanders, Johnny Long, Walter Burke, Southern Stationery |
|
1936-1947 |
Special Topics |
|
299 |
Reade Papers:
Form Letters |
24 |
09 |
|
Memos on course
offerings, instructions on coming to school, uniform policy, rate increases,
general announcements, class schedules, letters to parents regarding
attendance policy, etc. Many duplicates. |
Frank Robertson
Reade |
|
1938-47 |
Special Topics |
|
300 |
Reade Papers:
Fourth War Loan Drive |
24 |
10 |
Major Frank Rose |
Form letters to
community, thanking them for contributions to war loan drive. |
Frank Robertson
Reade, Major Frank Rose, World War II |
See Related WWII
Collection Table |
1944 |
Special Topics |
|
301 |
Reade Papers:
Azaire & Kathleen Geathers |
24 |
11 |
L.R. Bywaters
(Fort Valley State), Kathleen Geathers, Salome Geathers, Azaire Geathers,
H.M. Bond, W.E. Irwin, Retha Thompson |
Kathleen and
Azaire Geathers are daughters of a school laundry woman. Retha Thomson's
father worked at the college. Reade writes to Morris Brown, Payne College
and Fort Valley State regarding these students' expenses at college. There
seems to be a fund at the college to make loans for these students. |
Frank Robertson
Reade, L.R. Bywaters (Fort Valley State), Kathleen Geathers, Salome Geathers,
Azaire Geathers, H.M. Bond, W.E. Irwin, Retha Thompson, African-Americans at
GSWC, African-American Colleges & Universities |
Special Topics,
Box 25, Folder 3; Box 26, Folder 7 |
1942-46 |
Special Topics |
|
302 |
Reade Papers:
General Assembly |
24 |
12 |
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Bulletin of
members of General Assembly, roster of state legislature, lists of nominees,
notices of visits to GSWC, letters on behalf of politicians. |
Frank Robertson
Reade, Georgia General Assembly |
|
1939-47 |
Special Topics |