Guide to the Ralph Waldo Lloyd Papers

Descriptive Summary

Title

Ralph Waldo Lloyd Papers

Inclusive Dates

1915-2001

Bulk Dates

1922-1986

Call Number

RG 493

Creator(s)

Lloyd, Ralph Waldo, 1892-1986.

Quantity

15.00 cubic feet (15 boxes and 1 oversize box)

Language

Materials in English

Restrictions on Access

Open for research. Medical, educational, and psychological records of living people are closed.

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Repository

Presbyterian Historical Society, 425 Lombard Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147-1516 USA

Biographical Note / Administrative History

Biographical Note

Ralph Waldo Lloyd, born October 6, 1892, in Friendsville, Tennessee, was the son of Henry Baldwin Lloyd and Maud Idora Jones Lloyd. As a child, Ralph Waldo Lloyd split his time between his native Tennessee and the Uinta Indian Reservation in northeastern Utah, where his father was assigned as a physician for the U.S. Indian Service. After high school, Lloyd remained in Tennessee to attend Maryville College, where he converted from Quakerism to Presbyterianism.

Upon his graduation in 1915, he was hired by Westminster College, in Salt Lake City, Utah, as an instructor in science and mathematics and an athletic coach. There, he met Margaret Bell, the daughter of a Presbyterian minister, who was the college’s Dean of Women and French and German teacher. The couple married in 1917. During World War I, Lloyd served with the U.S. Army in Europe, attaining the rank of 1^st Lieutenant in the Field Artillery.

After the war, Lloyd returned to Westminster College, where he served for a year as assistant to the President before leaving to work for a manufacturing firm in Knoxville, Tennessee. In 1921, Lloyd entered McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago on the Bernadine Orme Smith Fellowship. He was ordained in 1923 by the Union (Tennessee) Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. and graduated from McCormick with a Bachelor of Divinity degree the following year. Lloyd served as pastor to the First Presbyterian Church in Murphysboro, Illinois, from 1924 to 1926, and was then called to the Edgewood Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he served until 1930.

In November of 1930, Lloyd received a call to assume the presidency of Maryville College. He became the college’s sixth president and remained there until his retirement in 1961. Lloyd led the school through an economic depression, two wars, the tensions of the Cold War, and notably, the school’s re-integration in 1954.

Lloyd’s life was characterized by service to the Presbyterian Church and the Christian faith. In addition to his long tenure as President of Maryville College, he took on administrative and leadership roles for numerous Church agencies and organizations, locally, nationally, and internationally. These roles included Chairman of the Permanent Commission on Interchurch Relations of the PCUSA, 1941-1958, focusing on church cooperation and union; Moderator of the 166^th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A., 1954-1955, during which he advocated for the ordination of women by the denomination; member of the General Committee of the World Council of Churches from 1951 to 1961; and North American Secretary (1951-1959) and President (1959-1964) of the World Presbyterian Alliance/World Alliance of Reformed Churches.

Following Lloyd’s retirement from the presidency of Maryville College, the Lloyds moved to Bradenton, Florida. Lloyd continued to be centrally involved with the World Presbyterian Alliance, and in 1961 and 1962, he made a Presidential World Visitation to Presbyterian churches across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, India, Australia, Asia, and Hawaii. He also maintained an active role in ecumenical projects, participating in consultations in Africa and Latin America, commenting upon the official and confidential Delegated Observers' reports on the Second Vatican Council, and attending World Council of Churches assemblies. Lloyd kept in touch with Church affairs throughout his later years. During his retirement years he had the time to write two historical works, Maryville College—A History of 150 Years (Maryville, Tennessee, 1969) and Westminster United Presbyterian Church—A History of 50 Years (Bradenton, Florida, 1974); and a family history, Our Children’s Lloyd Ancestors (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1992), co-written by his grandson Mark Frazier Lloyd. Researchers interested in further biographical information about Ralph Waldo Lloyd and his family may wish to consult the family history.

Personal

Born October 6, 1892, Friendsville, Tennessee
Ordained June 4, 1923, Union (Tennessee) Presbytery, PCUSA
Died July 7, 1986, Bradenton, Florida, aged 93 years; interred Maryville College Cemetery, Maryville, Tennessee

Education

1907-1908, 1910-1911 — High School: Preparatory Dept., Maryville College, Maryville, Tennessee
1909-1910 — Wilcox Academy, Vernal, Utah
B.A. 1915 — Maryville College, Maryville, Tennessee
B.D. 1924 — McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago, Illinois

Awards and honors

1965 — Maryville College, Ralph Waldo Lloyd Chair of Philosophy and Religion
1985 — Presbyterian Outlook Foundation, Harrison Ray Anderson Award
1986 — McCormick Seminary, Distinguished Alumni Award

Occupations before entering ministry

1915-1917 — Instructor in mathematics and science, and athletic coach, Westminster College, Salt Lake City, Utah
1917-1918 — Field Artillery, U.S. Army; commissioned 1st Lt., 1918
1919-1920 — Asst. to President, Westminster College, Salt Lake City, Utah
1920-1921 — Asst. Sales Mgr., Fulton-Sylphon Manufacturing Co., Knoxville, Tennessee

Service in ministry

1922-1923 — Student Supply, First Presbyterian Church, Ossian, Indiana
1924-1926 — Pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Murphysboro, Illinois
1926 — Moderator, Presbytery of Cairo (Illinois)
1926-1930 — Pastor, Edgewood Presbyterian Church, Edgewood (Pittsburgh), Pennsylvania
1930 — Interchange Preacher, Great Britain
1930-1961 — President, Maryville College, Maryville, Tennessee (President Emeritus and Honorary Director, 1961-1986)
1931-1942 — General Council, Synod of Tennessee (Chairman, 1940-1942)
1932-1933 — Moderator, Presbytery of Union (Tennessee)
1935 — Interchange Preacher, France
1938-1958 — Department of Church Cooperation and Union, and successor Permanent Commission on Interchurch Relations, PCUSA (Chairman, 1941-1958)
1943-1948 — Chairman, Committee on Lay Education, Council on Theological Education, PCUSA
1944-1946 — Moderator, Synod of Mid-South
1946-1947 — Board of Foreign Missions (PCUSA), Deputation to China
1948 — Delegate, World Council of Churches, Amsterdam
1950-1960 — General Board, National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA
1951-1961 — Central Committee, World Council of Churches
1951-1964 — World Presbyterian Alliance/World Alliance of Reformed Churches (North American Secretary, 1951-1959; President, 1959-1964)
1954 — Delegate, World Council of Churches, Evanston, Illinois
1954-1955 — Moderator, 166th General Assembly, PCUSA, Los Angeles
1954-1957 — General Council, PCUSA (Chairman, 1954-1955)
1958-1960 — Commission on Ecumenical Mission and Relations, UPCUSA
1961 — Delegate, World Council of Churches, New Delhi
1961-1962 — Presidential World Visitation (World Presbyterian Alliance)
1964 — West Africa Consultation

Collection Overview

This is a collection of personal papers of Ralph Waldo Lloyd, documenting his work as President of Maryville College and his service to the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A., the World Presbyterian Alliance, and the World Council of Churches. The correspondence, sermons, manuscripts, reports, publications, clippings, and other materials in this collection illustrate Lloyd’s dedication to Christian higher education, foreign mission, and ecumenism.

The collection consists of six series: Biographical, personal, publications, and writings, 1915-2001; Maryville College, 1928-1965; Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A., 1944-1985; Church unification, 1938-1956; World Presbyterian Alliance/World Alliance of Reformed Churches, 1941-1983; and Ecumenical organizations, 1947-1964.

The Biographical, personal, publications, and writings series consists of seven subseries: Biographical materials, 1915-1986, 1993, 2001; Correspondence, 1916-1986; Writings, addresses, and sermons, 1922-1986; Journals, 1928-1930; Westminster Presbyterian Church (Bradenton, Fla.), 1968-1985; Expense accounts, 1963-1964; and Photographs, 1946-1985. Biographical materials include clippings about Lloyd’s professional life, and four unpublished biographical documents prepared by Mark Frazier Lloyd, which supplement Ralph Waldo Lloyd’s family history, Our Children’s Lloyd Ancestors. Selected correspondence documents some of the significant transitions in Lloyd’s career. The bulk of the first series consists of Lloyd’s publications, addresses, and sermons, organized chronologically. Publications include typescripts and published articles in magazines such as Presbyterian Life, Christian Century, and Monday Morning. Sermons and addresses include Lloyd’s speeches to students at Maryville, talks before various academic and civic audiences, and clerical messages to congregations, some of which were broadcast over the radio. A partial index of sermons, listing titles, dates, and locations delivered, is included in the collection. This series also includes travel journals from Lloyd’s visits to Palestine and Europe in 1928 and 1930; a copy of Lloyd’s 1974 published history of the church, and his notes for Beacon Sunday School classes he taught between 1968 and 1985. The Photographs subseries contains images collated from several places throughout the collection. Cross-references are provided in the collection inventory, as well as in relevant folders.

The Maryville College series contains a selection of records documenting Lloyd’s three decades as President of the college. The series includes correspondence about his appointment to the post in 1930 and his retirement in 1961; lecture notes for courses on Christian belief; alumni bulletins, 1946-1958; correspondence, memoranda, and clippings about the re-integration of Maryville College in 1954; correspondence, clippings, and publications about integration of public schools and higher education institutions; and a number of Lloyd's publications concerning Christian higher education. Additional speeches and publications on this topic may be found in Series I, in the Writings, addresses, and sermons subseries.

The Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. series consists of two subseries: Moderator, 166th General Assembly, 1954-1956, 1983; and Other PCUSA activities, 1944-1965. The Moderator files include correspondence and other documentation of Lloyd’s nomination for and election to the post; speeches, correspondence, clippings from the 166^th and 167^th General Assemblies in 1954 and 1955; itineraries and clippings from his travels around the nation as Moderator; and articles and correspondence about Presbyterian reunion in 1983. Files in the Other PCUSA activities series document Lloyd’s participation in the Board of Foreign Missions’ China Deputation in 1947; his efforts on behalf of the ordination of women by the denomination; and his part in the organization of the Commission on Ecumenical Mission and Relations (COEMAR) in 1958.

The papers in the Church unification series document Lloyd’s dedication to the unification of the major branches of the Presbyterian Church, which began in 1938 with his appointment, by the 1938 General Assembly of the PCUSA, as a member of the Department of Church Cooperation and Union. In 1952, Lloyd prepared a fact paper on the Plan for Presbyterian Union, which proposed the unification of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S., and the United Presbyterian Church of North America, forming what was to be called the Presbyterian Church of the United States. The 1958 unification included only the PCUSA and the UPCNA, but Lloyd did live to see the PCUS unify with the UPCUSA in 1983.

The World Presbyterian Alliance/World Alliance of Reformed Churches series consists of five subseries: Correspondence, 1949-1983; Alliance papers, 1941-1965, 1982; Presidential World Visitation, 1954, 1960-1963; Vatican Council II, 1962-1965; and Consultation on World Confessionalism, 1963. This work was one of the focal points of Lloyd’s professional life, and it is well represented in this collection. The records include Executive Committee and North American Area Council minutes and reports, and documentation of the travels that Lloyd took on behalf of the World Presbyterian Alliance, notably his year-long Presidential Visitation to churches across the globe. The Presidential Visitation included talks with church and civic groups, theological institutions, and government officials, elected and royalty alike. Mrs. Lloyd accompanied her husband, meeting with Churchwomen's groups, schools, and humanitarian agencies.

The Ecumenical organizations series consists of two subseries: World Council of Churches, 1947-1963; and International Congregational Council, 1961-1964. Lloyd was closely involved in the World Council of Churches from its inception, defining another focal point of his work in interfaith cooperation. He also served on its Central Committee. Included here are his notes on the first assemblies of the World Council of Churches. Finally, one folder relates to a meeting of the Executive Committee of the International Congregational Council, in Uppsala in 1964.

Organization and Arrangement

SERIES I: BIOGRAPHICAL, PERSONAL, PUBLICATIONS, AND WRITINGS, 1915-2001
Subseries 1: Biographical materials, 1915-1986, 1993, 2001
Subseries 2: Correspondence, 1916-1986
Subseries 3: Writings, addresses, and sermons, 1922-1986
Subseries 4: Journals, 1928-1930
Subseries 5: Westminster Presbyterian Church (Bradenton, Fla.), 1968-1985
Subseries 6: Expense accounts, 1963-1964
Subseries 7: Photographs, 1946-1985

SERIES II: MARYVILLE COLLEGE, 1928-1965

SERIES III: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE U.S.A., 1944-1985
Subseries 1: Moderator, 166th General Assembly, 1954-1956, 1983
Subseries 2: Other PCUSA activities, 1944-1965

SERIES IV: CHURCH UNIFICATION (PCUS–PCUSA–UPCNA, before 1958), 1938-1956

SERIES V: WORLD PRESBYTERIAN ALLIANCE/WORLD ALLIANCE OF REFORMED CHURCHES, 1941-1983
Subseries 1: Correspondence, 1949-1983
Subseries 2: Alliance papers, 1941-1965, 1982
Subseries 3: Presidential World Visitation, 1954, 1960-1963
Subseries 4: Vatican Council II, 1962-1965
Subseries 5: Consultation on World Confessionalism, 1963

SERIES VI: ECUMENICAL ORGANIZATIONS, 1947-1964
Subseries 1: World Council of Churches, 1947-1963
Subseries 2: International Congregational Council, 1961-1964

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Administrative Information

Acquisition Information

Received from J. Vernon Lloyd, Louise Margaret Lloyd Palm, Gayle Lloyd Blansett, and Mark Frazier Lloyd in 1994, 1998, 2002, 2004, and 2006.

Processing Information

Collection processed and guide prepared in 2001 by Earle Spamer, Archives Intern. Material added and guide revised in 2010 by William Brock, Collections Management Archivist. Additional material added and guide revised September 2015 by Jennifer Barr, Technical Services and Reference Archivist.

A number of documents sustained moderate insect damage prior to receipt by the Society. Those documents exhibiting the worst damage, as well as a number of newspaper clippings were replaced in the collection by preservation photocopies.

Preferred Citation

Ralph Waldo Lloyd Papers, RG 493, Presbyterian Historical Society, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Catalog Headings

The following headings have been used to index the description of this collection in the society’s electronic catalog.

Personal Name Subject

Lloyd, Ralph Waldo, 1892-1986.

Lloyd, Margaret Bell, 1888-1979.

Lloyd family.

Corporate Subject

Maryville College.

Alliance of the Reformed Churches Throughout the World Holding the Presbyterian Order.

World Alliance of Reformed Churches (Presbyterian and Congregational)

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. General Assembly. Moderator (1954-1955: Lloyd)

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. General Assembly (166th: 1954: Detroit, Mich.)

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. General Assembly (167th: 1955: Los Angeles, Calif.)

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Office of the General Assembly. Department of Church Cooperation and Union.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.--History--20th century.

United Presbyterian Church of North America--History--20th century.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Board of Foreign Missions.

Westminster United Presbyterian Church (Bradenton, Fla.)

World Council of Churches. Central Committee.

Edgewood Presbyterian Church (Pittsburgh, Pa.)

Topical Subject

Presbyterian Church--Clergy--20th century.

Presbyterian universities and colleges--United States--20th century.

Education, Higher--United States--20th century.

College integration--Tennessee--Maryville.

Christian union--Presbyterian Church.

Interdenominational cooperation--20th century.

Ecumenical movement--20th century.

Ordination of women--Presbyterian Church.

Geographic Subject

China--History--1945-1949.

China--Missions--20th century.

Genre-form

Clippings (information artifacts) aat

Correspondence. aat

Diaries. aat

Minutes (administrative records) aat

Photographs. aat

Reports. aat

Sermons. aat

Slides (photographs) aat

Writings (documents) aat

Personal Added Name

Lloyd, Mark Frazier, 1952-

Collection Inventory

Box	Folder	Description	Alternative Formats
		SERIES I: BIOGRAPHICAL, PERSONAL, PUBLICATIONS, AND WRITINGS, 1915-2001

		Subseries 1: Biographical materials, 1915-1986, 1993, 2001

1	1	Indexes of articles by and about Ralph Waldo Lloyd, 1967 and undated
1	2	Clippings and publicity; Church unification before 1958, 1951-1956 and undated
1	3	Clippings and publicity; World Council of Churches, 1948 and undated
1	4	Clippings and publicity; World Alliance of Reformed Churches, 1951-1965 and undated
1	5	Clippings and publicity; Presidential World Visitation, 1961-1962
1	6	Clippings and publicity, 1915, 1930-1961
1	7	Clippings and publicity, 1931-1985
1	8	Clippings and publicity, 1932-1965
1	9	Clippings and publicity, 1935-1986
1	10	Clippings and publicity, 1942-1975
1	11	Clippings and publicity, 1948-1955, 1972
1	12	Clippings and publicity, 1950-1963
1	13	Clippings and publicity, 1954-1985
1	14	Clippings and publicity, 1955-1986 and undated
1	15	Review of Ralph Waldo Lloyd's Our Children's Lloyd Ancestors, 1993
1	16	Correspondence and related material, Ralph Waldo Lloyd retirement and emeritus status, 1961-1983
1	17	Ralph Waldo Lloyd and Margaret Bell Lloyd obituaries, funeral bulletins, and reminiscences, 1979, 1986
1	18	Images of Lloyd homes, undated
1	19	“An outline of Maryville history, 1795-2001, annotated with events associated with the Jones and Lloyd families,” 2001
1	20	“An introduction to Friendsville, Blount County, Tennessee, and the historical associations of the Lloyd and Jones families with Friendsville and Hickory Valley spanning the years 1795 to the present time,” 2001
1	21	“A brief account of Jesse Lloyd and Edith Dillingham Lloyd and their children and grandchildren spanning the years 1833 to the present time,” 2001
1	22	“Notes on a property atlas and street plan of Friendsville, Blount County, Tennessee, circa 1875,” 2001

		Subseries 2: Correspondence, 1916-1986

1	23	Barraclough, Henry; correspondence, 1953-1954, 1963-1983
1	24	McCord, James I.; correspondence, 1964-1973
1	25	McCord, James I.; correspondence, 1974-1985
1	26	Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A., Board of Christian Education conferences; correspondence and pamphlets, 1925-1929
1	27	Ralph Waldo Lloyd's call to Edgewood Presbyterian Church (Edgewood, Pa.); correspondence, 1926
1	28	Frankfurt Material [World Presbyterian Alliance/World Alliance of Reformed Churches, 19th Assembly, August 1964]; family and personal correspondence to Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd, 1964
1	29	Presbyterian Historical Society; correspondence concerning planned oral history of Ralph Waldo Lloyd, 1985
1	30	Miscellaneous personal correspondence, 1953
1	31	Selected professional correspondence; includes Ralph Waldo Lloyd Maryville College transcript and Presbytery of Union certificate of licensure, 1916-1929
1	32	Selected professional and personal correspondence, 1929-1985
	33	Selected professional correspondence, 1959-1961, 1982-1985
1	34	Selected professional correspondence, 1963-1981
1	35	Selected professional correspondence, 1986

		Subseries 3: Writings, addresses, and sermons, 1922-1986

1	36	Manuscripts and publications, 1926, 1928-1929
1	37	Manuscripts and publications, 1930
1	38	Manuscripts and publications, 1931
1	39	Manuscripts and publications, 1932
1	40	Manuscripts and publications, 1933, 1936-1937
1	41	Manuscripts and publications, 1938
1	42	Manuscripts and publications, 1939
1	43	Manuscripts and publications, 1940
1	44	Manuscripts and publications, 1941-1942
1	45	Manuscripts and publications, 1944

2	1	Manuscripts and publications, 1945
2	2	Manuscripts and publications, 1946
2	3	Manuscripts and publications, 1947
2	4	Manuscripts and publications, 1948
2	5	Manuscripts and publications, 1949
2	6	Manuscripts and publications, 1950
2	7	Manuscripts and publications, 1951
2	8	Manuscripts and publications, 1952
2	9	Manuscripts and publications, 1953
2	10	Manuscripts and publications, 1954
2	11	Manuscripts and publications, 1955
2	12	Manuscripts and publications, 1956
2	13	Manuscripts and publications, 1957
2	14	Manuscripts and publications, 1958
2	15	Manuscripts and publications, 1959
2	16	Manuscripts and publications, 1960
2	17	Manuscripts and publications, 1961
2	18	Manuscripts and publications, 1962
2	19	Manuscripts and publications, 1963-1964, 1966
2	20	Manuscripts and publications, 1970s
2	21	Manuscripts and publications, 1980s
2	22	Manuscripts and publications, undated
2	23	Manuscripts and publications (document marked in error as 1920), undated
2	24	Index of sermons given 1918-1967, compiled by Gayle Lloyd Blansett, undated
		[note, sermons earlier than 10/16/22 #55 may be clipped with later numbered sermons, e.g. 31 with 297]
2	25	Sermons and addresses, 1922 October 16-December 31
2	26	Sermons and addresses, 1923 January 28-December 2
2	27	Sermons and addresses, 1924 April 13-June 15
2	28	Sermons and addresses, 1924 June 22-July 27
2	29	Sermons and addresses, 1924 August 17-September 28
2	30	Sermons and addresses, 1924 October 5-November 30
2	31	Sermons and addresses, 1924 November 30-1925 January 11
2	32	Sermons and addresses, 1925 January 5-1926 June 6
2	33	Sermons and addresses, 1925 March 1-May 3
2	34	Sermons and addresses, 1925 May 10-July 5
2	35	Sermons and addresses, 1925 July 19-September 27 and undated
2	36	Sermons and addresses, 1925 October 4-December 20 and undated
2	37	Sermons and addresses, 1926 January 3-February 14

3	1	Sermons and addresses, 1926 February 21-March 28 and undated
3	2	Sermons and addresses, 1926 March 29-April 25
3	3	Sermons and addresses, 1926 May 2-June 27
3	4	Sermons and addresses, 1926 July 4-October 17
3	5	Sermons and addresses, 1926 October 24-December 5
3	6	Sermons and addresses, 1926 December 12-1927 January 16 and undated
3	7	Sermons and addresses, 1927 January 23-March 20
3	8	Sermons and addresses, 1927 March 20-May 8
3	9	Sermons and addresses, 1927 May 15-July 31
3	10	Sermons and addresses, 1927 September 4-October 30
3	11	Sermons and addresses, 1927 November 3-December 25
3	12	Sermons and addresses, 1928 January 1-March 13 and undated
3	13	Sermons and addresses, 1928 February
3	14	Sermons and addresses, 1928 March 18-May 6
3	15	Sermons and addresses, 1928 May 13-July 1
3	16	Sermons and addresses, 1928 September 23-November 18
3	17	Sermons and addresses, 1928 November 18-1929 January 13 and undated
3	18	Sermons and addresses, 1929 January 20-April 12
3	19	Sermons and addresses, 1929 April 14-June 16
3	20	Sermons and addresses, 1929 June 23-September 19
3	21	Sermons and addresses, 1929 September 22-November 17
3	22	Sermons and addresses, 1929 November-December 30
3	23	Sermons and addresses, 1930 January 5-March 30
3	24	Sermons and addresses, 1930 April 1-May 25
3	25	Sermons and addresses, 1930 June 1-October 19
3	26	Sermons and addresses, 1930 October 26-December 30
3	27	Sermons and addresses, 1931 January 9-February 22
3	28	Sermons and addresses, 1931 March 1-May 31
3	29	Sermons and addresses, including Lloyd's October 23, 1931 inaugural address at Maryville College, 1931 June 4-December 18
3	30	Sermons and addresses, 1932 January 15-March 31
3	31	Sermons and addresses, 1932 April 3-May 30

4	1	Sermons and addresses, 1932 June 3-December 13
4	2	Sermons and addresses, 1933 January 2-April 9
4	3	Sermons and addresses, 1933 April 11-May 28
4	4	Sermons and addresses, 1933 June 4-July 23
4	5	Sermons and addresses, 1933 August 1-December 31
4	6	Sermons and addresses, 1934 January 7-June 18
4	7	Sermons and addresses, 1934 July 1-December 31
4	8	Sermons and addresses, 1935 January 6-May 30
4	9	Sermons and addresses, 1935 June 2-September 29
4	10	Sermons and addresses, 1935 October 6-30
4	11	Sermons and addresses, 1935 November 3-December 29
4	12	Sermons and addresses, 1936 January 1-May 31
4	13	Sermons and addresses, 1936 June 1-August 30
4	14	Sermons and addresses, 1936 September 4-October 31
4	15	Sermons and addresses, 1936 November 1-December 27
4	16	Sermons and addresses, 1937 January 3-February 28
4	17	Sermons and addresses, 1937 March 19-May 31
4	18	Sermons and addresses, 1937 June 7-September 5
4	19	Sermons and addresses, 1937 September 5-25
4	20	Sermons and addresses, 1937 October 6-December 19
4	21	Sermons and addresses, 1938 January 7-April 24
4	22	Sermons and addresses, 1938 May 1-July 2
4	23	Sermons and addresses, 1938 August 28-October 15
4	24	Sermons and addresses, 1938 October 19-December 25
4	25	Sermons and addresses, 1939 January 4-March 15

5	1	Sermons and addresses, 1939 March 19-May 30
5	2	Sermons and addresses, 1939 June 1-August 27
5	3	Sermons and addresses, 1939 September 3-30
5	4	Sermons and addresses, 1939 October 7-December 31
5	5	Sermons and addresses, 1940 January 11-March 31
5	6	Sermons and addresses, 1940 April-May 22
5	7	Sermons and addresses, 1940 June 2-July 31
5	8	Sermons and addresses, 1940 August 8-October 30
5	9	Sermons and addresses, 1940 November 2-December 17
5	10	Sermons and addresses, 1941 January 5-February 5
5	11	Sermons and addresses, 1941 March 2-Spril 10
5	12	Sermons and addresses, 1941 April 11-May 30
5	13	Sermons and addresses, 1941 June 1-July 20
5	14	Sermons and addresses, 1941 August 1-September 9
5	15	Sermons and addresses, 1941 September 10-October 10
5	16	Sermons and addresses, 1941 October 19-December 28
5	17	Sermons and addresses, 1942 January 14-February 22
5	18	Sermons and addresses, 1942 March 1-April 29
5	19	Sermons and addresses, 1942 May 3-June 28
5	20	Sermons and addresses, 1942 July 5-December 27
5	21	Sermons and addresses, 1943 January 14-April 25
5	22	Sermons and addresses, 1943 May2-27
5	23	Sermons and addresses, 1943 June 1-August 29

6	1	Sermons and addresses, 1943 September 3-December 14
6	2	Sermons and addresses, 1944 January 3-February 27
6	3	Sermons and addresses, 1944 March 1-April 30
6	4	Sermons and addresses, 1944 May 6-June 28
6	5	Sermons and addresses, 1944 July 9-August 27
6	6	Sermons and addresses, 1944 September 8-October 22
6	7	Sermons and addresses, 1944 November 8-December 12
6	8	Sermons and addresses, 1945 January 5-February 26
6	9	Sermons and addresses, 1945 March 17-April 15
6	10	Sermons and addresses, 1945 April 17-May 11
6	11	Sermons and addresses, 1945 May 13-June 26
6	12	Sermons and addresses, 1945 July 1-September 30
6	13	Sermons and addresses, 1945 October 9-December 16
6	14	Sermons and addresses, 1945 December 23-1946 March 31
6	15	Sermons and addresses, 1946 April 5-June 29
6	16	Sermons and addresses, 1946 July 11-December 9
6	17	Sermons and addresses, 1946 December 19-1947 March 28
6	18	Sermons and addresses, 1947 April 1-May 27
6	19	Sermons and addresses, 1947 June 1-October 26
6	20	Sermons and addresses, 1947 November 1-1948 February 29
6	21	Sermons and addresses, 1948 March 3-June 26
6	22	Sermons and addresses, 1948 July 9-October 13
6	23	Sermons and addresses, 1948 October 16-December 19

7	1	Sermons and addresses, 1949 January 4-May 13
7	2	Sermons and addresses, 1949 May 15-July 8
7	3	Sermons and addresses, 1949 August 10-December 27
7	4	Sermons and addresses, 1950 January 1-March 26
7	5	Sermons and addresses, 1950 April 9-May 30
7	6	Sermons and addresses, 1950 June 4-November 25
7	7	Sermons and addresses, 1950 December 14-1951 April 28
7	8	Sermons and addresses, 1951 May 4-27
7	9	Sermons and addresses, 1951 June 6-September 30
7	10	Sermons and addresses, 1951 October 7-November 26
7	11	Sermons and addresses, 1951 December 9-1952 January 25
7	12	Sermons and addresses, 1952 February 3-April 27
7	13	Sermons and addresses, 1952 May 2-29
7	14	Sermons and addresses, 1952 June 8-August 16
7	15	Sermons and addresses, 1952 September 4-October 31
7	16	Sermons and addresses, 1952 November 1-1953 January 29
7	17	Sermons and addresses, 1953 February 1-March 29
7	18	Sermons and addresses, 1953 April 1-May 17
7	19	Sermons and addresses, 1953 June 11-September 28

8	1	Sermons and addresses, 1953 October 4-December 17
8	2	Sermons and addresses, 1954 January 10-April 27
8	3	Sermons and addresses, 1954 May 2-30
8	4	Sermons and addresses, 1954 June 5-August 29
8	5	Sermons and addresses, 1954 September 4-29
8	6	Sermons and addresses, 1954 October 3-31
8	7	Sermons and addresses, 1954 November 14-December 19
8	8	Sermons and addresses, 1955 January 2-31
8	9	Sermons and addresses, 1955 February 3-28
8	10	Sermons and addresses, 1955 March 5-29
8	11	Sermons and addresses, 1955 April 7-May 19
8	12	Sermons and addresses, 1955 May 21-August 21
8	13	Sermons and addresses, 1955 September 1-October 30
8	14	Sermons and addresses, 1955 November 4-December 18
8	15	Sermons and addresses, 1956 January 4-February 22
8	16	Sermons and addresses, 1956 March 14-April 15
8	17	Sermons and addresses, 1956 May 1-25
8	18	Sermons and addresses, 1956 June 13-October 16
8	19	Sermons and addresses, 1956 November 1-18
8	20	Sermons and addresses, 1956 December 2-16
8	21	Sermons and addresses, 1957 January 13-March 31

9	1	Sermons and addresses, 1957 April 7-June 5
9	2	Sermons and addresses, 1957 July 8-September 17
9	3	Sermons and addresses, 1957 October 5-December 16
9	4	Sermons and addresses, 1958 January 8-April 29
9	5	Sermons and addresses, 1958 May 2-August 17
9	6	Sermons and addresses, 1958 September 2-October 18
9	7	Sermons and addresses, 1958 November 6-December 22
9	8	Sermons and addresses, 1959 January 11-March 31
9	9	Sermons and addresses, 1959 April 8-28
9	10	Sermons and addresses, 1959 May6-28
9	11	Sermons and addresses, 1959 June 19-September 29
9	12	Sermons and addresses, 1959 October 4-December 17
9	13	Sermons and addresses, 1960 January 1-31
9	14	Sermons and addresses, 1960 February 2-29
9	15	Sermons and addresses, 1960 March 8-30
9	16	Sermons and addresses, 1960 April 2-May 29
9	17	Sermons and addresses, 1960 June 3-August 29
9	18	Sermons and addresses, 1960 September 10-October 28
9	19	Sermons and addresses, 1960 November 5-December 21
9	20	Sermons and addresses, 1961 January 4-February 25
9	21	Sermons and addresses, 1961 March 6-April 2
9	22	Sermons and addresses, 1961 May2-July 13
9	23	Sermons and addresses, 1961 August 20-December 31
9	24	Sermons and addresses, 1962 January 12-April 29
9	25	Sermons and addresses, 1962 May 14-October 14
9	26	Sermons and addresses, 1963 January 15-April 7
9	27	Sermons and addresses, 1963 June 19-December 15
9	28	Sermons and addresses, 1964 January 12-March 27

10	1	Sermons and addresses, 1964 May 3-November 16
10	2	Sermons and addresses, 1965 January 10-December 2
10	3	Sermons and addresses, 1966 March 6-August 29
10	4	Sermons and addresses, 1966 September 4-December 18
10	5	Sermons and addresses, 1967 January 22-November 17
10	6	Sermons and addresses, 1968 March 19-October 27
10	7	Sermons and addresses, 1969 April 13-August 17
10	8	Sermons and addresses, 1969 October 19-December 15
10	9	Sermons and addresses, 1970 February 1-December 22
10	10	Sermons and addresses, 1971 January 13-August 29
10	11	Sermons and addresses, 1971 September 2-1972 April 11
10	12	Sermons and addresses, 1972 May 21-November 23
10	13	Sermons and addresses, 1973 January 30-March 26
10	14	Sermons and addresses, 1974 April 21-1975 December 14
10	15	Sermons and addresses, 1976 January 25-1977 September 11
10	16	Sermons and addresses, 1978 February 1-1980 August 27
10	17	Sermons and addresses, 1981 March 15-1984 November 25
10	18	Sermon outlines, notes, and bulletins, 1927-1985
10	19	Lists of sermons, weddings, funeral addresses, undated

		Subseries 4: Journals, 1928-1930
11	1	Palestine travel journal and notes, 1928
11	2	Europe travel journal and notes, 1928, 1930

		Subseries 5: Westminster Presbyterian Church (Bradenton, Fla.), 1968-1985
11	3	History of Westminster Presbyterian Church; includes Lloyd's "Westminster United Presbyterian Church: A History of 50 Years," 1974
11	4	Certificate of dedication for Ralph Waldo Lloyd sanctuary window, 1972
11	5	Beacon Sunday School class notes, 1968-1969
11	6	Beacon Sunday School class notes, 1973, 1975, 1980-1985

		Subseries 6: Expense accounts, 1963-1964

11	7	Expense accounts, 1963-1964

		Subseries 7: Photographs, 1946-1985

11	8	Ralph Waldo Lloyd and family, prior to his departure for China Deputation, 1946
11	9	World Council of Churches, 1st Assembly, Amsterdam, 1948; 2 professional photographs showing Lloyd, otherwise not annotated; personal photograph of Lloyd with Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDowell, in Geneva, Aug 16, 1948
16	1	World Presbyterian Alliance, 17th General Council, Princeton, 1954
16	2	Portrait of Ralph Waldo Lloyd, undated
11	10	Executive Committee, Western Section, World Alliance of Reformed Churches, meeting Nov 11, 1954, Philadelphia; and Administrative Committee, North American Area, World Alliance, meeting Jan 28, 1959
11	11	Presbyterian Day, Richmond, CA, album of photographs, clippings, and ephemera (disbound), 1955 January 23
11	12	Moderator travel, Alaska, 1955 April
11	13	[Geneva] Calvin Auditorium, images of a model of the auditorium taken by Lloyd, 1955 July
11	14	World Council of Churches, Central Committee meeting, Davos, Switzerland, 1955
11	15	Miscellaneous, 1955-1985
11	16	World Presbyterian Alliance, 18th General Council, Sao Paulo; 2 copies of unidentified photograph, 1 of sign on Calvin Auditorium, Geneva, 1 portrait of Marcel Pradervand (Presbyterian Office of Information), 1959-1960 and undated
11	17	Zurich Kirchgemeindehaus, World Alliance of Reformed Churches European Area Council meeting site, 1961
11	18	Presidential World Visitation, Geneva, 1961
11	19	Presidential World Visitation, Calabar, Nigeria and Cairo, Egypt, 1961
11	20	Presidential World Visitation, Seoul, Korea, 1962
11	21	West Africa Consultation, Ibadan, Nigeria, 1962
11	22	World Presbyterian Alliance, 19th General Council, Frankfurt; photos taken by Lloyd showing planned location for the 1964 Council, 1961
11	23	World Presbyterian Alliance, 19th General Council, Frankfurt; 118 professional photographs, many annotated, 1964
11	24	World Presbyterian Alliance, 19th General Council, Frankfurt; 118 professional photographs, many annotated, 1964
11	25	World Alliance of Reformed Churches, 21st General Council, Ottawa, 1982
11	26	Slides - China, 1946
11	27	Slides - Ireland, Scotland, Switzerland, 1951
11	28	Slides - Lebanon, India, Pakistan, 1952-1953; Holland, Switzerland, 1953
11	29	Slides - Alaska, Switzerland, Medford, OR, Maryville, TN, 1955
11	30	Slides - Europe, 1956
11	31	Slides - Brazil, 1958; Brazil, Columbia, Cuba, 1959; Maryville, TN, 1960
11	32	Slides - Cameroun, Liberia, South Africa, Nigeria, Ghana, 1961; Poland, 1961
11	33	Slides - Australia, New Zealand, New Hebrides, Philippines, Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, Hawaii, 1962
11	34	Slides - Columbia, Venezuela, British Guinea, Trinidad, Honduras, Mexico, 1963; Europe, 1963; Frankfurt, London, 1964

		Series II: MARYVILLE COLLEGE, 1928-1965

11	35	Appointment as president; correspondence, 1930
11	36	Appointment as president; correspondence, 1930
11	37	Manuscripts and publications by Ralph Waldo Lloyd, 1928-1961
11	38	Manuscripts and publications by Ralph Waldo Lloyd, largely concerning Christian higher education, 1933-1954
11	39	Lecture notes, 1934, 1943, 1959
11	40	Lecture notes, 1934-1960
11	41	Course outlines for "The Grounds of Christian Religion," 1936-1938
11	42	Alumni bulletins, 1946-1958
11	43	Integration; First Presbyterian Church, Kingsport, Tenn. bulletin, containing "Chancel Choir Letter" on the topic of integration of Maryville College, 1953
15	48	Correspondence regarding National Scholarship Service and Fund for Negro Students, 1953-1959
15	49	Memoranda, statements, and notes on integration of Maryville College (includes 1956 memo regarding integration of faculty), 1953-1960
15	50	Maryville College Bulletin, featuring integrated enrollment policy, 1954
15	51	Correspondence with other college presidents regarding integration, 1953-1957
15	52	Correspondence regarding integration of Maryville College, 1954-1961
15	53	Clippings: Maryville College integration, 1954
15	54	Correspondence with Governor Frank G. Clement regarding desegregation of Tennessee schools, 1956
15	55	Correspondence regarding integration of colleges and universities, 1953-1960
15	56	Clippings: Public school integration, 1953-1960
15	57	Publications on public school and higher education integration, 1952-1962
15	58	PCUSA statements on integration and race relations, 1954-1961
15	59	Clippings: Churches and integration, 1952-1960
15	60	Publications on civil rights and race relations, 1956-1961
11	44	Special Convocation of Presbyterian Colleges, Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, Ill., Aug 22, 1954; correspondence and notes, 1954 and undated
11	44	Anniversary programs and bulletins for Ralph Waldo Lloyd's 25 years of service as college president, 1955
11	45	Retirement; correspondence, 1960-1961
11	46	Retirement; correspondence, 1960-1961
11	47	Retirement; correspondence, 1960-1961

12	1	Retirement; tributes, correspondence, and clippings, 1960-1961
12	2	Margaret Bell Lloyd dormitory and Ralph Waldo Lloyd academic chair; correspondence, clippings, and programs, 1965

		SERIES III: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE U.S.A., 1944-1985

		Subseries 1: Moderator, 166th General Assembly, 1954-1956, 1983

12	3	Nomination of Ralph Waldo Lloyd as Moderator; correspondence, clippings, and other materials; includes David W. Proffitt's nominating speech, 1954
12	4	Nomination of Ralph Waldo Lloyd as Moderator; correspondence; most addressed to Francis W. Pritchard, pastor of New Providence Presbyterian Church, Maryville, Tenn., 1954
12	5	Election of Ralph Waldo Lloyd as Moderator; congratulatory correspondence, 1954-1955
12	6	166th General Assembly, Detroit, Mich.; reports, programs, and publications, 1954
12	7	167th General Assembly, Los Angeles, Calif.; correspondence, reports, programs, and clippings, 1955
12	8	195th General Assembly, Atlanta, Ga.; articles and correspondence concerning Reunion, 1955-1956, 1983
12	9	Presbyterian Day, Richmond, Calif.; correspondence, articles, and clippings, 1955 January; see also photographs in Series I
12	10	Moderator travel: Sacramento, Ottawa, New York, Maryland; itineraries, bulletins, and clippings, 1955
12	11	Moderator travel: Alaska; itineraries, bulletins, and clippings, 1955; see also photographs and slides in Series I
12	12	Moderator travel: Philadelphia, New Jersey, Maryland, Michigan, Illinois; itineraries, bulletins, and clippings, 1954-1955
12	13	Moderator travel: Southern California; itineraries, bulletins, and clippings, 1955

		Subseries 2: Other PCUSA activities, 1944-1965

12	14	Committee on Inter-Church Relations; statement by Ralph Waldo Lloyd on the ecumenical movement, 1951
12	15	Long Range Planning Committee of the General Council of the General Assembly; reports, notes, 1954-1956
12	16	Ordination of Women; correspondence, notes, and articles, 1955-1956 and undated
12	17	Board of Foreign Missions, China Deputation, notes and travel documents, 1946
12	18	Board of Foreign Missions, China Deputation; memoranda, reports, notes (includes preservation photocopies), 1944-1947
12	19	Board of Foreign Missions, China Deputation; correspondence and reports, 1946-1947
12	20	Board of Foreign Missions, China Deputation; correspondence, reports, and notes, 1946-1948
12	21	Board of Foreign Missions, China Deputation; correspondence, reports, maps [annotated], itineraries, notes, annotated copy of “Year Book of Prayer for Missions, 1946,” 1946-1947
12	22	Board of Foreign Missions; miscellaneous correspondence (1 item), 1952
12	23	Commission on Ecumenical Mission and Relations (COEMAR), organization of; correspondence and papers, 1958
12	24	Commission on Ecumenical Mission and Relations (COEMAR), organization of; correspondence and papers, 1958
12	25	Commission on Ecumenical Mission and Relations (COEMAR); correspondence, expense accounts, and papers, including some that relate to the 1961-1962 Presidential World Visitation, 1961-1965

		SERIES IV: CHURCH UNIFICATION (PCUS–PCUSA–UPCNA, before 1958), 1938-1956

12	26	PCUSA, Department of Church Cooperation and Union; correspondence, memoranda, reports, and notes, 1938, 1942
12	27	PCUSA, Department of Church Cooperation and Union; correspondence, 1943
12	28	PCUSA, Department of Church Cooperation and Union; correspondence and reports, 1944
12	29	PCUSA, Department of Church Cooperation and Union; correspondence and reports (includes preservation photocopies), 1945
12	30	PCUSA, Department of Church Cooperation and Union; correspondence and reports, 1946
12	31	PCUSA, Department of Church Cooperation and Union; correspondence and reports (includes preservation photocopies), 1947
12	32	PCUSA, Department of Church Cooperation and Union; correspondence and reports, 1948
12	33	PCUSA, Department of Church Cooperation and Union; correspondence and reports (includes preservation photocopies), 1949
12	34	PCUSA, Department of Church Cooperation and Union; correspondence and reports, 1950
12	35	PCUSA, Department of Church Cooperation and Union; correspondence and reports (includes preservation photocopies), 1951

13	1	PCUSA, Department of Church Cooperation and Union; correspondence, memoranda, and notes, 1950-1951
13	2	PCUSA, Department of Church Cooperation and Union; correspondence, memoranda, and notes, 1952-1955
13	3	PCUSA, Department of Church Cooperation and Union, Conference with Negro Brethren, Nov. 2, 1945; correspondence, reports, and notes, 1945
13	4	[PCUSA-UPCNA] “Presbyterian Church Union, USA-UP-(USA) 1955-”; correspondence, committee reports, conference reports, minutes and agendas, and notes [originally assembled in one binder], 1950-1953
13	5	[PCUSA-UPCNA] “Presbyterian Church Union, USA-UP-(USA) 1955-”; correspondence, committee reports, conference reports, minutes, and agendas, and notes [originally assembled in one binder], 1954-1955
13	6	[PCUSA-UPCNA] “Presbyterian Church Union, USA-UP-(USA) 1955-”; correspondence, committee reports, conference reports, minutes, and agendas, and notes [originally assembled in one binder], 1956
13	7	[PCUS] Church Union—Presbyterian Church U.S.; correspondence, reports, and notes (includes preservation photocopies), 1942
13	8	[PCUS] Church Union—Presbyterian Church U.S.; correspondence, reports, and notes (includes preservation photocopies), 1943-1946
13	9	[PCUS] Church Union, 1947-1953; correspondence and reports, 1947-1953
13	10	[UPCNA] Church Union—UP; correspondence and notes (includes preservation photocopies), 1940-1948
13	11	Church Union—Bodies Other than Pres. US [PCUS], Episcopalian, and UP [UPCNA]; correspondence and articles, 1943-1944, 1948, 1953 and undated
13	12	Greenwich (Conn.) Conference on Church Union, Dec 14-16, 1949; correspondence, reports, and notes, 1948-1950 and undated
13	13	Randolph (N.H.) Conference on Church Union, Jul 4-7, 1950; correspondence, reports, and notes, 1950 and undated
13	14	Randolph (N.H.) Conference on Church Union, Jul 4-7, 1950; correspondence, reports, and notes, 1951-1953
13	15	Anglo-American Church Relations: England, Scotland, France, etc., Limouze; correspondence with Arthur H. Limouze [New York], 1950
13	16	Anglo-American Church Relations: Scotland; correspondence, 1950
13	17	Anglo-American Church Relations: Ireland; correspondence, 1950
13	18	Anglo-American Church Relations: [other correspondence and miscellaneous], 1950-1951 and undated
13	19	Anglo-American Church Relations: “General Statement Regarding Church Extension in the Presbyterian Church of England”; typescript notebook received Jan 3, 1951, from Harald Niceley [Rochester, N.Y.]; also corresponding item of correspondence, 1950
13	20	“The Facts about the Plan for Presbyterian Union,” by R.W. Lloyd, Revised Oct 1952; carbon copy of typescript study document, 1952 October
13	21	Presbyterian Church Union; manuscripts and publications, 1950-1954

		SERIES V: WORLD PRESBYTERIAN ALLIANCE/WORLD ALLIANCE OF REFORMED CHURCHES, 1941-1983

		Subseries 1: Correspondence, 1949-1983

13	22	Election as President of the Presbyterian World Alliance; correspondence and papers, 1959-1960; see also photographs in Series I
13	23	[Pradervand, Marcel] Correspondence Mainly with Marcel Pradervand General Secretary 1966-1970; correspondence, including with others, 1962-1983
13	24	[Pradervand, Marcel] From Pradervand File 1962-1964; correspondence, 1962-1963
13	25	[Pradervand, Marcel] From Pradervand File 1962-1964; correspondence, 1964
13	26	[McCord, James I.] From McCord File 1962-64; correspondence, “also Bittner, Osterhaven, Thomas,” 1962-1964
13	27	[Samburg, Victoria E. (Maryville College)] “From Vickie File 1962-67, Oct ‘70”; correspondence, 1962-1967
13	28	Western Section, Presbyterian Church of Jamaica; correspondence, 1949-1954
13	29	Department of Theology, General; correspondence, notes, and papers, 1958-1960
13	30	Correspondence, 1961
13	31	Correspondence, 1963-1984

		[N.B.: Africa material following includes Presidential World Visitation of 1961-1962]
14	1	Africa: “Africa”; correspondence and papers, 1963-1964
14	2	Africa: “Data Notes–Africa”; notes and clippings [including notes written on personal letter from Vernon Lloyd to Ralph Waldo Lloyd at that time in Australia, Mar 1962], 1961-1964 and undated
14	3	Africa: General; correspondence and papers, 1960-1963
14	4	Africa: Liberia; correspondence, 1959-1962
14	5	Africa: Ghana; correspondence, 1961-1962
14	6	Africa: Nigeria; correspondence, 1961-1963
14	7	Africa: Cameroun; correspondence, 1961-1963
14	8	Africa: South Africa; correspondence and notes, 1961-1963
14	9	Africa: Northern Rhodesia; correspondence and notes, 1961-1962
14	10	Africa: Nyasaland; correspondence, 1961-1962
14	11	Africa: Kenya; correspondence, 1961-1962
14	12	Africa: Ethiopia; correspondence and notes, 1961-1962
14	13	Africa: Sudan; correspondence, 1961-1962
14	14	Africa: Egypt; correspondence and papers, 1961-1963
		[N.B.: Australia-Pacific material following includes Presidential World Visitation of 1961-1962]
14	15	Australia [etc.]: Australia; correspondence (including itinerary), notes, and papers, 1961-1964
14	16	Australia [etc.]: New Zealand; correspondence, 1961-1962
14	17	Australia [etc.]: New Hebrides and New Caledonia; correspondence, 1962
14	18	Europe: Italy; correspondence, 1963
14	19	Europe: Rome; correspondence and papers, 1962-1963
14	20	Europe: Greece; correspondence and notes, 1963-1964
14	21	Europe: England; correspondence, 1963
14	22	Europe: France; correspondence and papers, 1963
14	23	Europe: miscellaneous correspondence, notes, and itinerary, 1963
14	24	Latin America-Caribbean: Mexico; correspondence and notes, 1962-1965
14	25	Latin America-Caribbean: Guatemala; correspondence and notes, 1960, 1963
14	26	Latin America-Caribbean: Costa Rica; correspondence, 1963-1964
14	27	Latin America-Caribbean: Honduras; correspondence, 1962-1964
14	28	Latin America-Caribbean: Venezuela; correspondence, 1963-1964
14	29	Latin America-Caribbean: British Guiana; correspondence, 1963-1964
14	30	Latin America-Caribbean: Trinidad; correspondence, 1963-1964
14	31	Latin America-Caribbean: Chile; correspondence, 1963
14	32	19th Assembly, Frankfurt, Frankfurt Follow Up; correspondence, 1964-1965; see also photographs in Series I

		Subseries 2: Alliance papers, 1941-1965, 1982

14	33	President’s Office Expenses; correspondence and summaries of accounts including travel records, 1962-1964
14	34	Executive Committee; reports, papers, and notes, 1951-1959
14	35	Executive Committee, Sao Paulo; reports, 1959
14	36	Executive Committee, Geneva; reports and notes, 1959-1960
14	37	Executive Committee, Princeton; copies of 1954 Princeton reports, with annotations, 1954, 1963
14	38	Executive Committee, Princeton; correspondence and reports, 1963
14	39	Executive Committee, Princeton; report and list of guests [annotated], 1963
14	40	Executive Committee, Frankfurt; reports [annotated] and notes, 1964 and undated
14	41	Executive Committee, miscellaneous correspondence, 1965
14	42	North American Area, Administrative Committee; minutes, reports, and notes [originally assembled in one binder], 1952-1961
14	43	17th General Council, Princeton; correspondence, papers, marked copies of Program and Proceedings, 1953-1954 and undated; see also photograph in Series I
14	44	18th General Council, Sao Paulo; correspondence, platform copy of Program [annotated], 1958-1959; see also photographs in Series I
14	45	19th General Council, Frankfurt, Preparation For; correspondence and papers; [no original order and arbitrarily split], 1957-1964
14	46	19th General Council, Frankfurt, Preparation For; correspondence and papers, [no original order and arbitrarily split], 1957-1964
14	47	19th General Council, Frankfurt, Presiding Papers; papers and notes, 1961-1964 and undated
14	48	19th General Council, Frankfurt; correspondence and papers including annotated Program, notes, 1964 and undated
14	49	19th General Council, Frankfurt; correspondence, papers, and notes, 1964
14	50	21st General Council, Ottawa; correspondence, notes, and ephemera, 1982 and undated; see also photographs in Series I
14	51	General Council; general papers and correspondence, notes, 1947, 1959-1961 and undated
14	52	General Council; general papers and correspondence, 1959, 1964-1966
14	53	General Council; general papers and correspondence, notes including membership statistics and meeting attendance records by name for the 1927-1952 period, 1941, 1944, 1961 and undated
14	54	North American Area Council; correspondence, committee reports, conference reports, minutes and agendas, notes, and printed documents, originally assembled in one binder, 1951-1961
14	55	North American Area Council; papers inserted loose in front of “North American Council” binder [Folder 54], 1952, 1954, 1961 and undated
14	56	North American Area Council, Ottawa; Program with Lloyd contributions marked, 1955
14	57	North American Area Council, Niagara Falls; Program [annotated], and document “Facts about Carl McIntire” marked “not for publication” [annotated by Lloyd indicating author as Frank Heinze], 1965
14	58	The World Alliance of Reformed Churches and The International Congregational Council, Conversations at Sèvres, France; correspondence, notes, and documents, 1960
14	59	West African Consultation; correspondence and papers, 1960-1962
14	60	West African Consultation, Ibadan, Nigeria; correspondence, papers, and notes, 1961-1962; see also photographs in Series I
14	61	Africa, Recorder’s Records; correspondence, papers and notes, originally assembled in one binder, 1960-1961
14	62	United Church of Jamaica and Grand Cayman; correspondence, papers, notes, and itineraries, 1965
14	63	South American Trip, 1959, Collected by MBL [Mrs. Lloyd]; mixed materials relating to both Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd: correspondence (to both), address by Mrs. Lloyd, notes by Mrs. Lloyd, Rev. Lloyd itinerary, papers, and ephemera, 1958-1959 and undated

15	1	CCPAL (Comisión de Cooperación Presbiteriana de América Latína); correspondence, papers, and notes, 1963-1965
15	2	“The World Presbyterian Alliance”; carbon copy of typescript (1 leaf), 1954 or before
15	3	World Presbyterian Alliance; publications, including Alliance of Reformed Churches manual, prepared for the North American Area Council by Ralph Waldo Lloyd, 1952-1956
15	4	[Brazil miscellaneous]; business cards, undated
15	5	[Geneva miscellaneous]; Calvin Auditorium ephemera, circa 1956; see also photographs in Series I
15	6	[Miscellaneous travel]; itineraries and ephemera, 1956, 1958

		Subseries 3: Presidential World Visitation, 1954, 1960-1963

15	7	Preparation for Year[-]long Presidential Visitation 1961-62 by Dr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Lloyd; correspondence and papers, 1961
15	8	[Europe]; family correspondence, 1961; see also photographs in Series I
		[N.B.: Materials relating to Africa are in Subseries A, Correspondence.]
15	9	India through Indonesia: India/Pakistan; correspondence, papers, itinerary, and notes, 1961-1962
15	10	India through Indonesia: Thailand; correspondence, papers, itinerary, and notes, 1961-1962
15	11	India through Indonesia: Singapore; correspondence, papers, notes, 1961-1962
15	12	India through Indonesia: Indonesia; correspondence, papers, itinerary, and notes, 1961-1962
		[N.B.: Materials relating to Australia, New Zealand, New Hebrides, New Caledonia are in Subseries A, Correspondence]
15	13	Philippines and Beyond: Philippines; correspondence, papers, and itinerary, 1961-1962
15	14	Philippines and Beyond: Hong Kong; correspondence, papers, and itinerary, 1962
15	15	Philippines and Beyond: Formosa; correspondence, papers, itinerary, and ephemera, 1962
15	16	Philippines and Beyond: Korea; correspondence, papers, and itinerary, 1962
15	17	Philippines and Beyond: Japan; correspondence, papers, and itinerary, 1962
15	18	Philippines and Beyond: Hawaii; correspondence and papers, 1962
15	19	“Letters Written Just After Return To U.S.A. Concerning Speaking Engagements Etc.–Non Personal 1962”; correspondence (including correspondence received after return), papers, and notes, 1961-1962
15	20	[Miscellaneous]; correspondence, 1961-1962
15	21	[Miscellaneous]; correspondence, papers, notes, West Germany itinerary for Aug 1961 and ephemera, 1960-1962
15	22	Reports; progress and final reports of World Visitation, and travel mailing addresses for the Lloyds, 1961-1963
15	23	Personal Arrangements; correspondence and address list for international contacts, 1961
15	24	Marquis Travel Service; correspondence and expense accounts, 1961-1962
15	25	Miscellaneous Visiting Cards, Notes from People, etc.; correspondence, notes and business cards, 1961-1962 and undated
15	26	Expense Accounts; miscellaneous receipts and list of ticket costs by country, 1961-1962
15	27	[Miscellaneous]; correspondence, miscellaneous papers, clippings of World Visitation notices in foreign papers; carbon copy of typescript, “From the President’s Diary” written after return to U.S., 1961-1962; see also photographs in Series I
15	28	[Miscellaneous]; notes on “Congregationalism”; marked copy of flyer relating to restoration of Calvin Auditorium, Geneva; miscellaneous note, 1954, 1961 and undated
15	29	[Mrs. Lloyd (Ghana)]; two programs of Women’s Fellowship assemblies at which Mrs. Lloyd delivered addresses, 1961 September

		Subseries 4: Vatican Council II, 1962-1965

15	30	Correspondence, including confidential letters and memoranda, relating to Delegated Observers representing the World Alliance of Reformed Churches at the Second Vatican Council [Lloyd was not an observer], 1962-1964
15	31	Reports, including confidential reports and commentaries, issued by Delegated Observers of the proceedings of the Second Vatican Council; consisting of reports of observers to the Executive Committee of the Alliance, routinely submitted on a rotating basis, with a few exceptions of individual reports of the same session; apparently a complete set, with various enumerations, chronologically arranged, 1962 November- 1965 December

		Subseries 5: Consultation on World Confessionalism, 1963

15	32	Consultation on World Confessionalism, Geneva, Oct 2-5, 1963; agenda, Lloyd itinerary, and notes of speakers’ comments, 1963


		SERIES VI: ECUMENICAL ORGANIZATIONS, 1947-1964

		Subseries 1: World Council of Churches, 1947-1963

15	33	Central Committee, 5th Meeting (Lucknow); correspondence, notes, agenda, reports of this and other committees (some annotated by Lloyd), carbon copy of confidential staff and services responsibilities of WCC-USA, and ephemera, 1952-1953 and undated
15	34	Central Committee, Briefing Conference on 1st Assembly, New York; notes, 1948 April
15	35	Central Committee meetings; minutes and itinerary, 1954-1956
15	36	Central Committee, 3rd Assembly (New Delhi); correspondence and ephemera, 1960-1961; see also photographs in Series I
15	37	Central Committee, Rochester Meeting; attendance list, 1963
15	38	WCC, Provisional Committee meeting, Buck Hill Falls, PA; published minutes and reports, 1947
15	39	WCC, 1st Assembly, Amsterdam; copies of addresses (some annotated), agenda, report by Lloyd, “Preamble” to unspecified document (edited and annotated), and notes, 1948
15	40	WCC, 1st Assembly, Amsterdam; correspondence, notes, itinerary, carbon copies of letters to the Editor of the Maryville-Alcoa Daily Times and associated clippings, and ephemera, 1948; see also photographs in Series I
15	41	WCC, 2nd Assembly, Evanston, preparation; notes and correspondence, 1952, 1954
15	42	WCC, 2nd Assembly, Evanston; notes, papers, and ephemera, 1954 and undated
15	43	WCC, 2nd Assembly, Evanston; notes, papers, and ephemera, including list of past and future Central Committee meetings sites, 1953, 1954 and undated
15	44	WCC, 2nd Assembly, Evanston; publications, 1953-1954
15	45	[Notes on merging agencies, typescripts on WCC, National Council of Churches, and World Presbyterian Alliance]; carbon copies of typescripts, initialed by RWL, 1953
15	46	WCC; publications, 1954-1960

		Subseries 2: International Congregational Council, 1961-1964

15	47	Executive Committee, Meeting in Uppsala; correspondence, notes, and ephemera, 1961-1964

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