Box 5

This series consists of the correspondence between Frances and Julius starting from their first letters in 1931 through their entire courtship to marriage in 1933. Several other folders contain letters they wrote each other when they were separated after their marriage, most often when Frances visited her parents in Charleston.

This series consists of the correspondence between Frances and Julius starting from their first letters in 1931 through their entire courtship to marriage in 1933. Several other folders contain letters they wrote each other when they were separated after their marriage, most often when Frances visited her parents in Charleston.

This series consists of the correspondence between Frances and Julius starting from their first letters in 1931 through their entire courtship to marriage in 1933. Several other folders contain letters they wrote each other when they were separated after their marriage, most often when Frances visited her parents in Charleston.

This series consists of the correspondence between Frances and Julius starting from their first letters in 1931 through their entire courtship to marriage in 1933. Several other folders contain letters they wrote each other when they were separated after their marriage, most often when Frances visited her parents in Charleston.

This series consists of the correspondence between Frances and Julius starting from their first letters in 1931 through their entire courtship to marriage in 1933. Several other folders contain letters they wrote each other when they were separated after their marriage, most often when Frances visited her parents in Charleston.

This series consists of the correspondence between Frances and Julius starting from their first letters in 1931 through their entire courtship to marriage in 1933. Several other folders contain letters they wrote each other when they were separated after their marriage, most often when Frances visited her parents in Charleston.

This series consists of the correspondence between Frances and Julius starting from their first letters in 1931 through their entire courtship to marriage in 1933. Several other folders contain letters they wrote each other when they were separated after their marriage, most often when Frances visited her parents in Charleston.

The final series is made up of books that Frances published either on her own or with her husband Julius or son Joseph. Three of the books are translations from Yiddish by Sholom Aleichem and another is a critical study of the same author. Also included are a poetry collection with a single poem by Frances a short and a short history of Jewish Americans for young people.