Box 1

Includes Cannon Street Young Men's Christian Association newsletter; an invitation to hear Dr. R.S. Wilkinson; an National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) organizing flyer; and a speech delivered to the Young Men's Charitable Association.

Includes a speech attributed to Logan delivered to parents and friends of the Morris St. School, a Burke High and Industrial School valedictory address by Logan's god-daughter, speech by Marjorie McCaskell, and a dedicatorial program booklet for the Henry P. Archer School.

Includes The Influence and Possibility of Zion Through United Efforts, The Divine Mission of Christian Workers, Purposeful Cooperation The Importance of the Christian Religion in Man and Response to Address of Welcome.

Includes programs from Zion Presbyterian Church and Morris St. Baptist Church.

Includes programs of music events that featured Logan as the music director and orchestra leader. Some of the event locations include Carpenter's Hall, Plymouth Congregational Church, Young Men's Christian Association Hall, Harleston's Hall, and several local churches.

For local and national music events. Includes Barber-Scotia College presents tenor Luther King; Bryn Mawr College; Pianoforte Recital by J. Michael Graves at Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church; Calvary P.E. Church Choir concerts; The Crosswaith Falcons of Harlem #3; Harlem's Mt. Calvary M.E. Church; and the Eva Jessye Choir.

Includes speeches and poems written by James Logan and others. Includes A Toast to the Carpenter's Band of Local Union #809.

The Negro and the Major Political Parties of the Day by James Singleton, An Age of Advancement-Our Negro Must Advance, by Anna F. Johnson Race Prejudice and Its Reaction unknown.

Includes Choosing A Wife, The Essentials of True Womanhood with a revised copy delivered at Zion Presbyterian Church Woman's Bible Class.

Includes obituary for Edward Simmons by Logan; funeral program for Mrs. Hannah B. Whaley, including a poem by nephew; newpaper death notices for Dr. William H. Johnson, Bank of Charleston porter Ben Johnson, A.M.E. Minister Dr. L. Ruffin Nichols, civic leader and artist Edwin A. Harleston, Congressman Thomas E. Miller, and Reverend Daniel Jenkins.