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Arthur Gray Jones to Herbert R. Green
Description: A letter from Arthur Gray Jones to Bugler Herbert R. Green.
Creator: Jones, Arthur Gray, 1868-1929
Date: 1918-11-30
Type: Text
Arthur Gray Jones to J. I. Vance
Description: A letter from Arthur Gray Jones to Rev. J. I. Vance.
Creator: Jones, Arthur Gray, 1868-1929
Date: 1917-11-15
Type: Text
Austin Seminary Board of Trustees minutes, May 19, 1948
Description: Minutes containing the Austin Seminary Board of Trustees' approval to admit African American students.
Creator: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Date: 1948-05-19
Type: Text
Austin Seminary Declaration of Intent book, 1902-1989, page 75
Description: This page from the opening of the 1950-1951 academic year shows the signature of Daniel Clark Jr., Austin Seminary’s first African-American student.
Creator: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Date: 1950/1951
Type: Text
Austin Seminary Faculty minutes, December 17, 1947
Description: On December 17, 1947, Austin Seminary faculty made the following decision on the application of a black student: “The application of Lonnie R. Proctor, a Negro, for admission to the Seminary as a theological student was presented. No action by the…
Creator: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Date: 1947-12-17
Type: Text
Austin Seminary faculty minutes, May 23, 1960
Description: Austin Seminary faculty minutes with a statement on racial integration at Austin Seminary.
Creator: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Date: 1960-05-23
Type: Text
Austin Seminary faculty minutes, May 9, 1950
Description: On May 9, 1950, Austin Seminary faculty approved the admission of Austin Seminary’s first African-American student, Daniel Clark Jr.
Creator: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Date: 1950-05-09
Type: Text
Austin Seminary faculty minutes, September 7, 1960
Description: Austin Seminary faculty minutes containing approval of a statement on racial integration made at the May 23, 1960 faculty meeting.
Creator: Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Date: 1960-09-07
Type: Text
Cecil H. Lang to "Dearest Folks at Home"
Description: The first of many letters Rev. Lang wrote home to his family during his service, this one during his time with the Y. M. C. A.. Lang discusses his work organizing Bible classes in the barracks and helping soldiers to write and read letters from home.…
Creator: Lang, Cecil H.
Date: 1917-10-08
Type: Text
