Box 2
Contains 10 Results:
Administrative Correspondence, 1944
Includes correspondence to and from AMA officials (Ruth Morton) regarding Avery Normal Institute matters such as financing Institute, employment, selling property, replacing principle, and Advisory board. Of note are newspaper clippings and correspondence regarding reaction to Avery students applying for admission to white-only College of Charleston.
Administrative Correspondence, 1944
Includes correspondence to and from AMA officials (Ruth Morton) regarding Avery Normal Institute matters such as teacher employment, recommendations, replacing the principal, possibility of making Avery into Junior college, and getting financial government support.
Administrative Correspondence, 1945
Includes correspondence to and from AMA officials (Ruth Morton) regarding Avery Normal Institute matters such as school's financial status, teacher salaries and employment, administrative council proceedings including copy of its constitution; fire damaging building including inspection of damage and inventories.
Administrative Correspondence, 1945
Administrative Correspondence, 1948-1954
Financial Reports of Avery Normal Institute, 1942
Also includes list of accounts payable and receivable, along with report analysis and cash forecasts.
Financial Reports of Avery Normal Institute, 1943
Also includes list of accounts payable and receivable, along with report analysis and cash forecast for subsequent month. Enclosed materials include correspondence explaining report incongruities.
Financial Reports of Avery Normal Institute, 1944
Also includes list of accounts payable and receivable, along with report analysis and cash forecasts
Financial Reports of Avery Normal Institute, 1945-1946
Also includes list of accounts payable and receivable, along with report analysis and cash forecast for subsequent month. Enclosed materials include correspondence explaining report incongruities.
Financial Correspondence, 1945-1946
Regarding financial reports including AMA audit reports, explanations of incongruities, and changes made to reports.