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Princeton University Student Christian Association Records, 1855-1967: Finding Aid

AC135

Taken from a pamphlet on deputation work, 1920

Published in 2001

©2006 Princeton University Library

Summary Information

Creator:

Student Christian Association (Princeton University).

Title and dates:

Princeton University Student Christian Association Records, 1855-1967

Abstract:

The Student Christian Association and its predecessors were the dominant religious organizations at Princeton University for almost a hundred and fifty years. The Philadelphian Society, founded by a small group of students in 1825, was the quasi-official campus religious agency by the beginning of the twentieth century. In 1930 the Student-Faculty Association (SFA), organized by the Dean of the Chapel, took over the Society's programs, focusing on community service. In 1946 the Student Christian Association (SCA) replaced both the Society and the SFA, coordinating both religious and community service activities in campus. The Student Volunteers Council succeeded the SCA in 1967.

Size:

21.91 linear feet (15 archival boxes, 1 half-box, and 13 custom boxes)

Call number:

AC135

Location:

Princeton University Library. Department of Rare Books and Special Collections.
Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library.
Princeton University Archives.
Princeton, New Jersey 08540 USA

Language(s) of material:

English.

Storage note:

This collection is stored onsite at the Mudd Manuscript Library.

History of the Princeton University Student Christian Association

The first student religious societies appeared at the College of New Jersey before 1770; later groups included the Nassau Hall Bible Society (1813) and the Nassau Hall Tract Society (1817). On Christmas Eve, 1824, a small group of students founded a secret fraternity called Chi Phi, dedicated to its members' spiritual life and personal holiness. In February 1825, they changed the group's name to the Philadelphian Society. The Society had exclusive membership requirements and very strict codes of behavior; students had to testify to a personal experience of conversion and be unanimously elected. Exclusive and student-directed, it became popular as a student-directed alternative to the college's all-inclusive and compulsory chapel services and Bible classes.

In 1877, three members of the Society helped to found the Intercollegiate YMCA Movement; one, Luther Wishard, became the Movement's first secretary. The Society became known as the “Mother Society” of the Movement, the dominant national student organization through World War I. The Philadelphian Society built the movement's first building, Murray Hall (1879), later joined by Dodge Hall (1900). Philadelphians went on to become prominent in the Student Volunteer Movement (which focused on missions) and the World's Student Christian Federation.

The 1890s saw an increasing role for the Society. College faculty members, less interested in organizing campus religious life, by default turned it over to the Society, making it the college's quasi-official religious agency. The Society organized Bible study and other courses, as well as coordinating student volunteer activities in the community. By 1897 the Society employed a full-time general secretary to run its expanding programs; to help pay the secretary's salary, the college's trustees created a board of directors for the Society, made up of alumni and faculty members. The Society became the university's all-inclusive religious organization, incorporating all elements of campus religious life; in 1914 it included as members all students who belonged to evangelical (broadly defined) churches. The Society ran a campus-wide campaign to raise funds for its work and for other charities. In 1905, at the request of the International YMCA, the Society founded a settlement house in China, called Princeton-in-Peking; this mission became Princeton-in-Asia. In 1906 the Society founded the Princeton Summer Camp for inner-city boys.

World War I marked the peak of the Society's work. In 1919 followers of Frank Buchman, an itinerant evangelist, joined the Society's staff and used Buchman's often-controversial evangelical methods on campus. In 1926 the resulting conflict led President Hibben to appoint a special committee to investigate the Society's work; while the Society was cleared of scandal, it never regained its standing on campus. Its explicitly religious work was largely taken over by the Dean of the Chapel, appointed in 1928. The Student-Faculty Association, created by the Dean in 1930, coordinated student volunteer activity, the campus fund-raising drive, and other campus good works (such as an emergency loan fund for students and faculty-student social events) under the direction of the Assistant Dean of the Chapel. A skeletal Society board raised money for and held title to the camp in Blairstown, New Jersey.

After the dislocations of World War II, the university reorganized its religious life by replacing the Society and the SFA with the Student Christian Association, a more explicitly religious organization that coordinated student community service and religious societies. It also connected students to national and international student religious movements. In 1967 the SCA was replaced by the Student Volunteers Council, which concentrated on community service without an explicitly religious component.

Description

While these three organizations had different names and operated under different charters, they shared a common tradition and filled the same role in campus life. This collection documents their activities on campus and elsewhere, with both official documents (minutes, letters, memoranda) and clippings from the Daily Princetonian. The collection is incomplete, being informally assembled by many people over the years.

Arrangement

The Student Christian Association records are organized into three series, arranged as follows:

• Series 1, Philadelphian Society Records, 1855-1946
• Series 2, Student Faculty Association Records, 1930-1946
• Series 3, Student Christian Association Records, 1946-1961

Within each series, the records are arranged hierarchically, starting with constitutions and minutes, followed by material describing activities, and concluding with clippings.

Access and Use

Access

Collection is open for research use.

Restrictions on Use and Copyright Information

Single photocopies may be made for research purposes. Permission to publish material from the collection must be requested from the University Archivist. Copyright is held by the Trustees of Princeton University.

Acquisition and Appraisal

Provenance and Acquisition

This collection documents the activities of these organizations from 1855 (the earliest records of the Society were lost in the Nassau Hall fire of 1855) through 1967. It includes constitutions and by-laws, board and cabinet minutes, committee reports, membership lists, correspondence, publications, clippings and scrapbooks. Particularly important are documents relating to the Buchmanism controversy of 1926-1927 and the Philadelphian Society's long relationship with the Intercollegiate Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) Movement. Numerous important Protestant churchmen served as officers or staff of the Society during their Princeton years, including Luther Wishard, Samuel Shoemaker, Henry Pitney Van Dusen, Eugene Carson Blake, John D. Rockefeller III, and John Oliver Nelson.

Related Archival Material

Nassau Hall Bible Society Records, University Archives [AC# 038]

Nassau Hall Tract Society Records, General Manuscripts, University Archives

Dean of the Chapel Records, University Archives, [AC# 144]

Historical Subject Files, University Archives, [AC# 109]

–Student Religious Organizations

–Selden Papers on the Princeton Summer Camp

–Princeton-in-Asia

H. Alexander Smith Papers (regarding Buchmanism) [MC# 120]

Daniel Sack, “Disastrous Disturbances: Buchmanism and Student Religious Life at Princeton University, 1919-1935” (Princeton Dissertation, 1995)

Processing Information

This collection was processed by Daniel Sack in Summer 1995. Finding aid written by Daniel Sack in Summer 1995.

Descriptive Rules Used

Finding aid content adheres to that prescribed by Describing Archives: A Content Standard.

Encoding

Machine-readable finding aid encoded in EAD 2002 by Techbooks and Cristela García-Spitz on November 03, 2006.

Finding aid written in English.

Preferred Citation

Identification of specific item; Date (if known); Princeton University Student Christian Association Records, Box and Folder Number; University Archives, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, Princeton University Library.

Subject Headings

These materials have been indexed in the Princeton University Library online catalog using the following terms. Those seeking related materials should search under these terms.

• Buchman, Frank -- Contributions in religion.
• Philadelphian Society (Princeton University)
• Princeton Summer Camp (Blairstown, N.J.)
• Princeton University -- Societies, etc.
• Princeton-in-Peking Program.
• Student-Faculty Association (Princeton University)
• Young Men's Christian Association -- New Jersey -- Princeton.
• Charities -- New Jersey -- Princeton.
• College students -- New Jersey -- Princeton -- Societies and clubs.
• Deans, Cathedral and collegiate -- New Jersey -- Princeton -- 20th century.
• Lay ministry -- New Jersey -- Princeton.
• Religious camps.
• Religious education -- New Jersey -- Princeton.
• Student volunteers in social service -- New Jersey -- Princeton -- 20th century.
• Clippings.
• Constitutions.
• Correspondence.
• Minutes.
• Scrapbooks.

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Contents List

1. Series 1: Philadelphian Society Series Description Series 1, Philadelphian Society Records, 1855-1946, consists of bound volumes and files containing the Society's charter and by-laws, membership lists, and minutes of Society, board, and cabinet (undergraduate officer) meetings. (The bulk of the collection ends in 1930, while board minutes and correspondence continue until 1946, relating to business matters of the Princeton Summer Camp.) Files contain reports of general secretaries and committee chairs to the board and the cabinet. Committee records include bound volumes and files of membership and financial information, including information on the annual campus fund-raising drive, plus material relating to the Society's religious and social work. Among the Society's publications are several journals, the Student Handbook, and a newspaper. Files regarding Buchmanism contain testimony before President Hibben's committee of 1926, the committee's report, and clippings and correspondence related to the controversy. Several scrapbooks include correspondence, circulars and clippings regarding the Society's work on and off campus.

2. Constitution and membership (bound volume), 1874-1896

   Box 1

3. Constitution and amendments, membership lists (bound volume), 1865-1873

   Box 2, Folder 1

4. Constitution and by-laws, 1874, 1883, 1884, 1887

   Box 2, Folder 2

5. Charter and by-laws, 1914, 1927-1929

   Box 2, Folder 3-4

6. Minutes–Society (bound volumes), 1855 March-1905 April

   Box 2, Folder 5-8

7. Minutes–Society (bound volume), 1899 March-1905 April

   Box 3, Folder 1

8. Minutes–Board of Directors, 1925-1946

   Box 3, Folder 2

9. Minutes–Cabinet (bound volume), 1898 November-1906 May

   Box 3, Folder 3

10. Minutes–Cabinet, 1927-1930

    Box 3, Folder 4-5

11. General Secretary–Secretary's book (bound volume), 1897-1900

    Box 3, Folder 6

12. General Secretary–Town Work, Library, and Summer Conferences Book (bound volume), 1897-1898

    Box 3, Folder 7

13. General Secretary–Address book, 1897-1898

    Box 3, Folder 8

14. General Secretary–Reports to the board of directors 1911, 1915, 1916, 1920, 1925-1927

    Box 3, Folder 9

15. President–President's book (bound volume), 1900-1906

    Box 3, Folder 10

16. Minutes of the board of directors (bound volume), 1915 September-1925 June

    Box 4

17. Cabinet–Committee reports (bound volume), 1883-1891

    Box 5, Folder 1

18. Cabinet–Statistical record and reports, 1892-1896

    Box 5, Folder 2-4

19. Cabinet–Reports to the Society President, 1927 April

    Box 5, Folder 5

20. Cabinet–Reports, 1927-1929

    Box 5, Folder 6-7

21. Bible Study Committee–Chairman's book (bound volume), 1893

    Box 5, Folder 8

22. Bible Study Committee–General Secretary's book (bound volume), 1897-1901

    Box 5, Folder 9

23. Bible Study Committee–Chairman's book (bound volume), 1891-1901

    Box 5, Folder 10

24. Bible Study Committee–Policy book (bound volume), 1902-1907

    Box 6, Folder 1

25. Deputation Committee–General Secretary's book (bound volume), 1897-1900

    Box 6, Folder 2

26. Deputation Committee–Chairman's book (bound volume), 1897-1903

    Box 6, Folder 3

27. Deputations Committee–Correspondence, 1927-1930

    Box 6, Folder 4-6

28. Finance Committee–General Secretary's book (bound volume), 1897-1901

    Box 6, Folder 7

29. Finance Committee–Chairman's book (bound volume), 1898-1906

    Box 6, Folder 8

30. Finance Committee–Dues record, 1898

    Box 6, Folder 9

31. Finance Committee–Ledger (bound volume), 1908-1915

    Box 7, Folder 1-2

32. Finance Committee–Ledger (bound volume), 1921-1926

    Box 7, Folder 2

33. Finance Committee–Budgets, 1917, 1924-1927

    Box 7, Folder 3

34. Finance Committee–Financial Statements, 1928-1929

    Box 7, Folder 4

35. Finance Committee–Annual drive publicity, 1920-1924

    Box 7, Folder 5

36. Finance Committee–Annual Combined Drive, 1924-1927

    Box 7, Folder 6

37. Finance Committee–Campus Drive, 1927-1930

    Box 7, Folder 7

38. Finance Committee–Financial Reports, 1932-1942

    Box 7, Folder 8

39. Finance Committee–Investments, 1938-1944

    Box 7, Folder 9

40. Library Committee–Chairman's book (bound volume), 1897-1904

    Box 7, Folder 10

41. Library Committee–Catalogue, 1877, 1883, 1886

    Box 7, Folder 11

42. Library Committee–Catalogue (bound volume), 1904

    Box 7, Folder 12

43. Membership Committee–Statistical record (bound volume), 1894-1897

    Box 7, Folder 13

44. Membership Committee–Preparatory schools of members (bound volume), circa 1893-1896

    Box 8

45. Membership Committee–General Secretary's book (bound volume), 1898-1899

    Box 9, Folder 1

46. Membership Committee–Chairman's book (bound volume), 1897-1903

    Box 9, Folder 2

47. Membership Committee–Membership roll (bound volume), 1898-1905

    Box 9, Folder 3-10

48. Missionary Committee–General Secretary's book (bound volume), 1897-1901

    Box 10, Folder 1

49. Missionary Committee–Chairman's book (bound volume), 1897-1903

    Box 10, Folder 2

50. New Student Committee–General Secretary's book (bound volume), 1897-1902

    Box 10, Folder 3

51. New Student Committee–Reports (bound volume), 1903-1904

    Box 10, Folder 4

52. Religious Meetings Committee–General Secretary's book (bound volume), 1897-1899

    Box 10, Folder 5

53. Religious Meetings Committee–Chairman's book (bound volume), 1897-1899

    Box 10, Folder 6

54. Student Volunteer Band–Constitution and minutes, 1900-1904

    Box 10, Folder 7

55. Correspondence–Board of Directors, 1923-1930

    Box 10, Folder 8-9

56. Correspondence–Board of Directors, 1931-1946

    Box 11, Folder 1-4

57. Correspondence–General Secretary, 1900-1918

    Box 11, Folder 5

58. Correspondence–Cabinet, 1927-1930

    Box 11, Folder 6-7

59. Activities–Correspondence, 1928-1929

    Box 11, Folder 8

60. Activities–Lists, 1928-1930

    Box 11, Folder 9

61. Activities–Boy Scouts, 1928-1930

    Box 11, Folder 10

62. Activities–Freshman, 1928-1930

    Box 11, Folder 11

63. Activities–Princeton-in-Peking, 1907, 1918, 1927-1930

    Box 11, Folder 12

64. Activities–Princeton Summer Camp, 1917

    Box 11, Folder 13

65. Activities–Town Club (I) (bound volume), 1900-1901

    Box 11, Folder 14

66. Activities–Town Club (II) (bound volume), 1900-1901

    Box 12, Folder 1

67. YMCA– College Association Buildings by John R. Mott, 1895

    Box 12, Folder 2

68. YMCA–Conference, 1917-1928

    Box 12, Folder 3

69. YMCA–Correspondence, 1927-1930

    Box 12, Folder 4

70. YMCA–Intercollegiate Movement (booklets), 1881, 1885

    Box 12, Folder 5

71. YMCA–Intercollegiate Work in New Jersey (bound volume), 1882-1891

    Box 12, Folder 6

72. YMCA–Local, county, and state, 1906, 1917-1919, 1927-1928

    Box 12, Folder 7

73. YMCA–Middle Atlantic Field Council, 1925-1928

    Box 12, Folder 8

74. YMCA–National Council, 1927-1930

    Box 12, Folder 9

75. YMCA–Notebook, circa 1892

    Box 12, Folder 10

76. YMCA–Preparatory School Conference, 1928-1930

    Box 12, Folder 11

77. YMCA–Student Volunteer Movement, 1927-1928

    Box 13, Folder 1

78. YMCA–Week of Prayer, 1927-1928

    Box 13, Folder 2

79. Publications– The Philadelphian 1 (bound volume), 1887 January-June

    Box 13, Folder 3

80. Publications– The Philadelphian 2 (bound volume), 1887-1888

    Box 13, Folder 4

81. Publications– Philadelphian Bulletin 1, 1891-1892

    Box 13, Folder 5

82. Publications– The Philadelphian 1-3, 1902-1904

    Box 13, Folder 6

83. Publications– Princeton Men in India (bound volume), 1911

    Box 13, Folder 7

84. Publications– Princeton and Service, 1920

    Box 13, Folder 8

85. Publications– One Hundred Years, 1825-1925, 1925

    Box 13, Folder 9

86. Publications–Report to alumni, 1899-1900

    Box 14, Folder 1

87. Publications– The Real Issue 1-4, 1924

    Box 14, Folder 2

88. Publications– Student Handbook, 1900-1901, 1911-1912, 1910-1911

    Box 14, Folder 3

89. Buchmanism Controversy–Committee testimony, 1926

    Box 14, Folder 4-5

90. Buchmanism Controversy–Committee report, 1926

    Box 14, Folder 6

91. Buchmanism Controversy–Correspondence, 1926-1969

    Box 14, Folder 7

92. Buchmanism Controversy–Clippings, 1926-1970

    Box 14, Folder 8

93. Miscellaneous, 1877-1927

    Box 14, Folder 9

94. Scrapbook (Circulars and correspondence), 1897-1901

    Box 15

95. Scrapbook (Circulars and correspondence), 1915-1921

    Box 16

96. Scrapbook (Circulars and correspondence), 1921-1926

    Box 17

97. Scrapbook (Circulars and correspondence), 1926-1930

    Box 18

98. China scrapbook (Clippings), circa 1896

    Box 19

99. Scrapbook (Clippings), 1915-1916

    Box 20

100. Scrapbook (Clippings), 1915, 1919-1924

     Box 21

101. Scrapbook (Clippings), 1924-1927

     Box 22

102. Scrapbook (Clippings), 1927-1930

     Box 23

103. Series 2: Student-Faculty Association Records Series Description Series 2, Student-Faculty Association Records, 1930-1946, contains primarily papers from the files of the Assistant Dean of the Chapel, who served as the SFA's director. This series includes the SFA's board minutes and materials relating to the Association's various good works. Most important were its Depression relief activities and its programs to bring faculty and students together socially.

104. Board of Directors–Minutes, 1930-1934

     Box 14, Folder 10

105. Board of Directors–Committee Reports, 1931-1943

     Box 14, Folder 11

106. Board of Directors–Correspondence, 1930-1943

     Box 14, Folder 12

107. Director–Reports to President of the University, 1935-1943

     Box 14, Folder 13

108. Campus Drive, 1930-1945

     Box 14, Folder 14-15

109. Financial Reports, 1931-1937

     Box 14, Folder 16

110. Activities–Campus–Discussion Groups, 1932-1934

     Box 14, Folder 17

111. Activities–Campus–Freshman Advisory System, 1930-1931

     Box 24, Folder 1

112. Activities–Campus–Hospitality, 1930-1931

     Box 24, Folder 2

113. Activities–Campus–Lunches, 1936-1942

     Box 24, Folder 3

114. Activities–Campus–Student Loan Fund, 1933-1942

     Box 24, Folder 4

115. Activities–Campus–Student Loan Library, 1934-1943

     Box 24, Folder 5

116. Activities–Local–Community Reading Room, 1933-1940

     Box 24, Folder 6

117. Activities–Local–Dorothea's House, 1938-1942

     Box 24, Folder 7

118. Activities–Local–Food distribution, 1939-1942

     Box 24, Folder 8

119. Activities–Local–Jamesburg Reformatory, 1930-1936

     Box 24, Folder 9

120. Activities–Local–Princeton Summer Camp, 1930-1931

     Box 24, Folder 10

121. Activities–Local–Prospect Heights, 1930-1932

     Box 24, Folder 11

122. Activities–National–YMCA, 1930-1931

     Box 24, Folder 12

123. Activities–International–Grenfell Mission, 1931-1940

     Box 24, Folder 13

124. Activities–Miscellaneous, 1930-1946

     Box 24, Folder 14

125. Series 3, Student Christian Association Records Series Description Series 3, Student Christian Association Records, 1946-1961, also largely drawn from the files of the Assistant Dean of the Chapel, contains the SCA's charter, and minutes of its board and cabinet. The bulk of the collection relates to the SCA's activities on campus (including the campus drive), in the local community, nationally (including the Student Christian Movement and the YMCA), and internationally (including the World's Student Christian Federation). A small group of files describe the activities of other campus religious societies grouped under the SCA's umbrella.

126. Reorganization, 1945-1947

     Box 24, Folder 15

127. Charter and By-Laws, 1946-1954

     Box 24, Folder 16

128. Board of Directors–Minutes, 1947-1961

     Box 24, Folder 17-18

129. Board of Directors–Correspondence, 1946-1961

     Box 24, Folder 19-20

130. Cabinet–Minutes, 1946-1949

     Box 24, Folder 21

131. Clippings , 1930-1942

     Box 25

132. Cabinet–Minutes, 1949-1960

     Box 26, Folder 1-3

133. Cabinet–Membership, 1949-1967

     Box 26, Folder 4

134. Cabinet–Reports, 1946, 1949, 1950, 1958

     Box 26, Folder 5

135. Cabinet–Correspondence, 1947-1961

     Box 26, Folder 6

136. Financial Statements, 1947-1949

     Box 26, Folder 7

137. Activities–Campus–Banquets, 1946-1949

     Box 26, Folder 8

138. Activities–Campus–Bicentennial Conferences, 1946-1947

     Box 26, Folder 9

139. Activities–Campus–Biennial Conferences, 1955-1966

     Box 26, Folder 10

140. Activities–Campus–Campus Fund Drive (Potential Benevolences), 1946-1947

     Box 26, Folder 11

141. Activities–Campus–Campus Fund Drive, 1947-1963

     Box 26, Folder 12-15

142. Activities–Campus–Foreign Service Committee, 1956-1957, 1962

     Box 26, Folder 16

143. Activities–Campus–Home Preceptorials, 1947-1949, 1958-1959, 1962-1963

     Box 27, Folder 1

144. Activities–Campus–Loan Fund, 1946-1949

     Box 27, Folder 2

145. Activities–Campus– Perspective (correspondence), 1948-1950

     Box 27, Folder 3

146. Activities–Campus–Speakers, 1946-1964

     Box 27, Folder 4-5

147. Activities–Campus–Student Loan Library, 1946-1948

     Box 27, Folder 6

148. Activities–Campus–University Christian Mission, 1950, 1952

     Box 27, Folder 7-8

149. Activities–Campus–Miscellaneous, 1946-1967

     Box 27, Folder 9

150. Activities–Local–Jamesburg Reformatory, 1947-1967

     Box 27, Folder 10

151. Activities–Local–Princeton Summer Camp, 1948-1949, 1963-1966

     Box 27, Folder 11

152. Activities–Local–Social Service, 1947-1948, 1962-1967

     Box 27, Folder 12

153. Activities–Local–Trenton Tutoring Project, 1963-1967

     Box 27, Folder 13

154. Activities–Local–YMCA, 1947-1950, 1962-1967

     Box 27, Folder 14

155. Activities–National–National Intercollegiate Christian Council, 1942-1949

     Box 27, Folder 15

156. Activities–National–Student Christian Movement, 1946-1958

     Box 27, Folder 16-17

157. Activities–National–YMCA, 1946-1958

     Box 28, Folder 1

158. Activities–International–Grenfell Association, 1946-1947

     Box 28, Folder 2

159. Activities–International–Old Clothes Drive, 1947-1952

     Box 28, Folder 3

160. Activities–International–Princeton-Yenching Foundation, 1946-1949

     Box 28, Folder 4

161. Activities–International–Student Overseas Committee, 1947-1952

     Box 28, Folder 5-6

162. Activities–International–Student Overseas Committee–Book Drive, 1948

     Box 28, Folder 7

163. Activities–International–Student Volunteer Movement, 1946-1948

     Box 28, Folder 8

164. Activities–International–World's Student Christian Federation, 1946-1949

     Box 28, Folder 9

165. Publications– Perspective, 1949-1952

     Box 28, Folder 10-11

166. Religious Groups–Evangelical Fellowship, 1946-1949

     Box 28, Folder 12

167. Religious Groups–Inter-racial Committee, 1946-1948

     Box 28, Folder 13

168. Religious Groups–Lutherans, 1946-1948

     Box 28, Folder 14

169. Religious Groups–St. Paul's Society (Episcopalians), 1947-1948

     Box 29, Folder 1

170. Religious Groups–Sunday Evening Club, 1946-1947

     Box 29, Folder 2

171. Religious Groups–Wesley Foundation (Methodists), 1946-1952

     Box 29, Folder 3

172. Religious Groups–Westminster Foundation (Presbyterians), 1946-1952

     Box 29, Folder 4

173. Religious Groups–Witherspoon/Pre-ministerial group, 1946-1949

     Box 29, Folder 5

174. Religious Groups–Miscellaneous, 1946-1949

     Box 29, Folder 6

175. Scrapbook–Individuals & Events, circa 1950s

     Box 29, Folder 7

176. Additional material received in 2001:

177. Philadelphia Society Minutes, 1927-1944

     Box 30

178. Student-Faculty Association Minutes, 1930-1943

     Box 30

179. Jeremiah S. Finch, 1947-1955

     Box 30

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