Envelope, Courtenay Manufacturing CompanyClemson University LibrariesEnvelope, Courtenay Manufacturing Company; printed with list of rules to employees working in the mill
Photograph of the Newry Store, Newry, South CarolinaClemson University LibrariesPhotograph of the Newry Store, Newry, S.C.; Lucia Cater, unidentified man, Earle Harper, and Bob Boyd pose in front of the store; 1902
Group portrait photograph of Newry Baptist Church congregation, during a 1932 baptismClemson University LibrariesPhotograph; group portrait of Newry Baptist Church congregation, during a 1932 baptism; standing in Courtenay pond, Reverend Jim Tannery, Perry Richardson, Mrs. Raus Goss, Bell Carver, Ina Saunders, Mrs. Dennis Frasier, and Ammie Cater
1932
Group portrait photograph of Newry Baptist Church congregation, during a 1932 baptismClemson University LibrariesPhotograph; group portrait of Newry Baptist Church congregation, during a 1932 baptism; standing in Courtenay pond, Ammie Cater, Mrs. Dennis Frasier, Ina Saunders, Bell Carver, Mrs. Raus Goss, Perry Richardson, and Reverend Jim Tannery
Bud Webb and Clarence HoodClemson University LibrariesOn back: Ag Engineering, (seated) Dept. head "Bud" Webb w/ Clarence Hood.
State winnner of Negro Soil Conservation contest with son, 1947 July 1Clemson University LibrariesState winnner of African American Soil Conservation contest teaching his young son to operate row cropping tractor. Segregated shows and fairs were the only way African Americans could compete.
Letter from Taylor to Edwards, November 1962Clemson University LibrariesUrging Edwards to read an article about President Lincoln stating that the black population should remain segregated from the white population, and another article about a historian who admits to aiding the NAACP to fool the courts.
1962-11-20
Letter from Chosland to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesClearing up any miss understandings in a previous letter by saying he was refering to the Southern Association's action after the Oxford incident that they were not in favour with the Governor and would take action if Chancellor William did not do something.
1963-01-19
Letter from Chosland to Edwards, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesClearing up any miss understandings in a previous letter by saying he was refering to the Southern Association's action after the Oxford incident that they were not in favour with the Governor and would take action if Chancellor William did not do something.
1963-01-19
Letter from Cauthen to Cauthen, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesEnclosing a copy of a press release and explaining why no one in the government was consulted, as they did not want to associate anyone to any of the repercussion which might arise. He also states that in canvassing the boards of the trade groups involved, they did not encounter a single dissenting vote.
1963-01-22
Letter from Cauthen to Georage A. LeMaistre, April 1963Clemson University LibrariesDiscussing of the burst of violence that occurred in Mississippi and that it may have been prevented if business people acted sooner. In order to prevent such a thing from occuring in Alabama, a list of nine precautions are listed in order to keep the peace and keep frederal troops from flying in. Among these things appear to suggest going against the Governor is he does not do an adequate job of keeping things calm, but keeping him in good favour until then.