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Start Over Collection Septima P. Clark Papers, ca. 1910-ca. 1990 ✖ Subject (Topic) African American women teachers ✖ Date Range (beta) 1970 to 1979 ✖

1. Septima P. Clark and Nerie David Clark, Jr., Septima P. Clark Day Care Center Ceremony, May 19, 1978

Septima P. Clark and Nerie David Clark, Jr., Septima P. Clark Day Care Center Ceremony, May 19, 1978

Date:: 1978-05-19
Description:: Color photograph of Septima P. Clark and her son, Nerie David Clark, Jr. standing in front of Septima P. Clark painted portrait at Septima P. Clark Day Care Center inaugural ceremony.

2. Letter from Sara P. Bagwell to Septima P. Clark, February 13, 1978

Letter from Sara P. Bagwell to Septima P. Clark, February 13, 1978

Date:: 1978-02-13
Description:: Letter from Sara P. Bagwell, Secretary of the Board of Commissioners for The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston regarding a resolution agreed upon by the Housing Authority to name a day care center after the recipient.

3. Letter from Richard E. Carter to "Project Director," March 16, 1978

Letter from Richard E. Carter to

Date:: 1978-03-16
Description:: Typescript letter from Richard E. Carter, Director of Office of Program Support for Legal Services Corporation regarding a training conference on Community Legal Education.

4. Letter from Theodore S. Stern to Septima P. Clark, January 30, 1978

Letter from Theodore S. Stern to Septima P. Clark, January 30, 1978

Date:: 1978-01-30
Description:: Letter from College of Charleston President, Theodore S. Stern, to Septima P. Clark officially advising her on being awarded an honorary degree from the College of Charleston.

5. Letter from Stella D. Mosley to Septima P. Clark, March 29, 1978

Letter from Stella D. Mosley to Septima P. Clark, March 29, 1978

Date:: 1978-03-29
Description:: Letter from Stella D. Mosley, State Chairperson Clients Council of Neighborhood Legal Assistance Program, to Septima P. Clark regarding Community Legal Education Conference with enclosed application.

6. Letter from Stella D. Mosley to Peter Poinsettee, March 29, 1978

Letter from Stella D. Mosley to Peter Poinsettee, March 29, 1978

Date:: 1978-03-29
Description:: Letter from Stella D. Mosley, State Chairperson Clients Council, to Peter Poinsette regarding Community Legal Education Conference with enclosed application pages.

7. Letter from Stella D. Mosley to Irene Martin, October 12, 1976

Letter from Stella D. Mosley to Irene Martin, October 12, 1976

Date:: 1976-10-12
Description:: Letter from Stella Mosley of Neighborhood Legal Assistance Program to Irene Martin of National Client Council regarding a Clients Council meeting.

8. In the Matter of the Voorhees College Disturbance, April 29, 1972

In the Matter of the Voorhees College Disturbance, April 29, 1972

Date:: 1972-04-29
Description:: "Photocopy of report by Edythe M. Rogers of New York (Episcopal Church?) regarding disturbance at Voorhees College, Denmark, South Carolina, 1972. Also includes her visiting the seven defendants (James Epps, Samuel Mintz, Alvin Evans, Cecil Raysor, Michael Moore, Oliver Francis, and Gerald Epps), Septima Clark, Modjeska Simpkins and others; with her frank assessment of fault of administration and others."

9. Statement of Welfare Reform, Family Service, November 10, 1977

Statement of Welfare Reform, Family Service, November 10, 1977

Date:: 1977-11-10
Description:: Family Service Association of America document entitled, "Statement on Welfare Reform" submitted to Welform Reform Subcommittee of Committee on Agriculture, Committee on Education and Labor, Committee on Ways and Means, and U.S. House of Representatives.

10. The Benedict Bulletin, September 1975

The Benedict Bulletin, September 1975

Date:: 1975-09
Description:: Benedict College publication entitled, "The Benedict Bulletin" Vol. 58, No. 1, wherein various news items regarding Benedict College and African-American issues are discussed. Addressed to Septima P. Clark.