Box 4

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Documents which describe the history of Emanuel A.M.E.; brochures, cards, and Post and Courier newspaper column, "Do Your Know Your Charleston?" featuring the church (circa 1950)

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Regarding household items located at 529 Rutledge Avenue for the Reverend Alonzo W. Holman and his family

Collection Overview Holds a mimeographed copy of "Songs of Freedom," signed by Clark. *Note-copy is in Fragile condition. Please use photocopied version* A similar collection of lyrics, "Sing for Freedom," from the Higlander Folk School, August 1960, is located in the Septima Poinsette Clark Papers, Box 7, Folder 24. Also included is a mimeographed memorandum indicating Clark's deed of No. 17 Henrietta Street to Emanuel A.M.E. Church, 7 August 1972, among other land transactions. Lastly, an original signed...

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Includes members with "50 Years of service," some with certificates of appreciation (1987) and listing of "Sick and Shut-In Members (3 March 1996)

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Includes "Family Dedication Service," undated

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Programs organized by decade and year

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Programs organized by decade and year

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Programs organized by decade and year

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Includes programs (pamphlets and larger booklets) from concerts, church rallies, pastor installation services, church anniversaries, etc. Also includes a folder of funeral programs of deceased parishioners. Organized by year

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Booklets regarding "Emanuel Day," and other events