Box 6

Scope and Contents note Includes pamphlets for general YWCA information and other program information, as well as statements pertaining to programs' strengths and weaknesses. Contains resolutions presented to convention regarding concerns such as designating a Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK) national holiday, racial injustice for American Indians and Mexican-Americans, drug abuse, poverty, environment and other issues. Also includes proposed new statement of purpose, copy of governmental structure of Charleston...

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Includes list of board of directors as well as Avery Institute class of 1942 address list with contributions made to the YWCA in honor of Geneva Pinckney Singleton.

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Includes minutes, MLK Day contest forms, and press release relating to course schedules.

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Includes newsletter from Commissioners of Public Works, 1917: Summary of the Colored Girl and Young Woman in Charleston, 1918; correspondence notifying the Coming Street YWCA of the black YWCA branch in New York city, 1910; pamphlets; and programs.

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Includes 1988 matted photo with description of presentation to First Federal of Charleston by YWCA of Greater Charleston [see oversized]; 1940 National Negro Health Week informational packet issued by the US Public Health Service; poem entitled If I Were White by Mary L. Portis, 1960s; guest book with signatures, 1989; admission tickets, 1954 and 1960; and memorial service program for Maeola Brockington (1931-1989).

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Includes press release, death notice for Rev. E. B. Burroughs, events memorabilia, copies of mission statement, and notice for Dexter Scott King.

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In appreciation for Jessica P. Brown by the Board of Directors and staff, 1909-1998.