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Title
AB-Organizations/General/ Social/Fraternal/Sororal- YWCA-98.9
Subject
Newspaper articles regarding African American fraternal and social organizations in Asheville and Buncombe County throughout the 20th c.
Description
Various newspaper clippings concerning local African Americans. Those clippings concerning black women are entitled "Colored YWCA Secures Building," "$10,000 Negro YWCA Will Be Erected Here," "Dedication of New Negro YWCA To Take Place Today," "600 Are Present at Dedication of Negro YWCA," "Memorial Unit Purchased By Negro Women's Clubs," "Miss Litchfield Gives Phyllis Wheatley Memorial," "Anonymous $6,000 Gift Made To YWCA Campaign," "New Phyllis Wheatley YW To Be On S. French Broad," "Mrs. Ernest B. Caldwell," "New YWCA Dedication Set Today," "YWCA Announces Three New Posts," "Project Aware Designed to Promote Race Accord," "YWCA Officers Named," and "Money Problems Clouding Future of Asheville YWCA."
Source
Pack Library Newspaper File Collection Bunc. Co. Vol. 104 File 98.9
Date
1915-1980
Language
en-US
Type
Vertical Files and Newspaper Clippings
Coverage
Asheville and Buncombe County