Correspondence from David Levine to William Saunders of WPAL Radio regarding Levine's "dissertation on the Citizenship Schools of the civil rights movemement."
Correspondence from Joseph William Evans, III, President and General Manager for WCBD-TV, to William Saunders of WPAL Radio regarding the Carolina Children's Charity.
WPAL Radio, Inc. memorandum from Jae Jackson to Bill Saunders regarding "the all new and improved WPAL FM," providing information on programming and personnel.
Correspondence from Judy VanSlyke Turk to David Rawle regarding Bill Saunders's induction into the South Carolina Broadcaster's Association Hall of Fame.
Correspondence from Virginia Friedman and John Reynolds, Director and Producer of the Development and Advisory Committee of the "Where Do We Go From Here: A Journey in Search of Civil Rights."
Correspondence from Bill Saunders to Frank Wooten, Associated Editor for the Post and Courier, regarding personal and professional matters. Enclosed letter to the editor regarding Stratford High School.
Lu Edna Capers (1915) was born and raised in Johns Island, S.C. Capers, like her mother and her siblings, attended Promise Land School, a segregated school for black children on the island. In this interview, Capers recalls her experiences at Promise Land describing the school building and its inadequate equipment. She explains how the classes were organized, what were the students' routines and responsibilities, and the games they played. She also recalls some of her teachers, among them civil right leader Septima Clark.
