Guide to the Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Board of World Missions. Office of the Executive Secretary Records

Descriptive Summary

Title

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Board of World Missions. Office of the Executive Secretary Records

Inclusive Dates

1881-1973

Bulk Dates

1912-1973

Call Number

RG 505

Creator(s)

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Board of World Missions.

Quantity

37.75 cubic feet (38 boxes)

Language

Materials primarily in English with several items in French, Portuguese, Spanish, and Korean

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

Administrative History

The first American Presbyterian missionaries were sent out by the United Foreign Missionary Society and the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. During the late 1830s, the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. (Old School) Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions began new missions of its own. The Board organized missions in several countries, including Liberia (1833), India (1836), China (1838), Thailand (1840), Colombia (1856), and Japan and Brazil (1859). Because the PCUSA/PCUS division had not yet occurred, these early missions were established on behalf of Presbyterians in both the North and South.

During the Civil War years, the newly formed Presbyterian Church in the Confederate States of America had difficulty carrying out its program of foreign missions, and the blockade of southern ports effectively cut overseas communication, travel, and supplies. Following the war, the South was in economic ruin and the Presbyterian Church in the United States (PCUS), like other southern denominations, had to repair war-damaged church buildings, recover confiscated church property, and restore its financial base. As a result of its postwar condition, the PCUS’s program of foreign missions was again delayed. Only gradually did the church develop work in several countries, including China (1867, where by 1926 it had built a large force of 209 missionaries), Brazil (1869), Mexico (1874), Japan (1885), the Congo (1890), Korea (1892), and Cuba (1899). Less permanent work was conducted in Italy (1867-1878), and Greece (1873-1892).

The church’s large mission program was carried out by its Executive Committee of Foreign Missions (ECFM), reorganized and renamed the Board of World Missions (BWM) in 1949, and the Division of International Mission (DIM) in 1973. The ECFM was located in Columbia, South Carolina until 1875 when it moved to Baltimore, Maryland. In 1889, the Committee moved to Nashville, Tennessee where it remained until the PCUS was restructured in 1972 and the BWM was centralized, along with other offices, in Atlanta, Georgia.

The Committee’s first executive secretary was J. Leighton Wilson who served until 1885. A former PCUSA missionary in West Africa, Wilson was the main driving force behind the denomination’s early foreign mission work. Richard McIlwaine (1834-1913) served as coordinate secretary from 1872 to 1882 when the work of the Executive Committee included both domestic and foreign missions. Another former missionary, Matthew Hale Houston (1841-1905), succeeded Wilson in 1885 and served until his return to China in 1893. Samuel Hall Chester (1851-1940) followed Houston, serving until 1912. The work of the Committee was reorganized by Egbert Watson Smith (1862-1944) during his tenure from 1912 to 1932. Smith was succeeded by a former missionary to Japan, Charles Darby Fulton (1892-1977), who served from 1932 to 1960. T. Watson Street, a professor of church history and missions at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, served from 1961 to 1973, and G. Thompson Brown, a former missionary in Korea, from 1973 to 1981.

Although the church’s missionary platform of 1907, calling for the commissioning of 800 missionaries and the training of 5,000 native workers, proved to be too ambitious, international mission work continued to expand during the first quarter of the twentieth century. By 1924, the church maintained 517 overseas missionaries in a large program which was exceeded by only a few other American denominations. However, the effects of the Depression and World War II seriously eroded the church’s missionary force, and not until 1957 was the church able to rebuild its contingent to pre-war levels from a 1944 low of 328 missionaries.

Important institutions founded by PCUS missionaries include Good Shepherd Hospital in Kananga, Democratic Republic of the Congo; Kinjo Gakuin University and Shikoku Christian College in Japan; Wilson Leprosy Center in Pusan and the Presbyterian Medical Center in Chonju, Korea; Gammon Institute in Lavras, and the Edward Lane Bible Institute in Patrocinio, Brazil.

Source: Guide to the manuscript collections of the Presbyterian Church, U.S. Robert Benedetto ; assisted by Betty K. Walker.
New York : Greenwood Press, 1990 (Call number: Z 6611 .P74 B46 1990)

Collection Overview

This collection chiefly consists of correspondence and subject files of T. Watson Street, Executive Secretary of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Board of World Missions, with a smaller number of records created during the tenures of Egbert W. Smith and Charles Darby Fulton as Executive Secretary of the Executive Committee of Foreign Missions.

The collection is arranged in three series: Circular Letters, 1912-1970; Correspondence and Subject Files, 1881-1973, bulk 1936-1973; and Photographs, 1946-1947.

The Circular Letters series includes letters, pamphlets, posters, and donation envelopes sent by the offices of the Executive Secretary and the Missionary Correspondence Department to pastors, leaders of missionary support societies, missionaries, and board staff. The mailings communicate the work of the Board and its missionaries, and "Week of Prayer and Self Denial" and "Mission Season" promotional efforts. Some folders include copies of publications featuring articles about the Board's work. Copies of some of the letters in these files will also be found in correspondence files. The set found in this series provides a good overview of the communications issued by the Board to its supporters.

The Correspondence and Subject Files series makes up the bulk of the collection. The series is arranged into five subseries: Board Correspondence; General Correspondence and Subject Files; Staff Correspondence; Missionary Correspondence; and Mission Correspondence, Minutes, and Reports. Researchers may find some overlap in topics from one subseries to another. Each subseries is arranged alphabetically by personal name, office name, or subject.

The largest subseries is the General Correspondence and Subject Files. Notable in this subseries are files documenting the restructuring of the denominational agencies in the early 1970s; correspondence with congregations and presbyteries about the relationship between the Board and the National Council of Churches; and materials relating to the Board's involvement in racial justice issues that the wider denomination was grappling with in the 1960s. This subseries also includes documentation of cooperative efforts of the mission boards of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S., the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A., and the Reformed Church in America; the Board's work with ecumenical organizations; and major mission conferences, such as the World Mission Conference held in Montreat, North Carolina, July-August, 1960; the Consultation on World Missions, held in Montreat, October, 1962, and the Convocation of Missionaries, held in Memphis, Tennessee, July, 1967.

The Missionary Correspondence subseries includes incoming and outgoing correspondence with and about individual missionaries, active and retired. Correspondence relates to matters of policy and administration of missions, conditions in the field, and the activities of missionaries during furloughs and after retirement. Some of the Missionary Correspondence files include newsletters, articles, and "dear friends" letters, detailing the missionaries' work in the field. More documentation of mission work is found in the Mission Correspondence subseries, which is arranged alphabetically by country. The Mission Correspondence files include letters sent by the Board to missions; minutes and reports submitted by the missions to the Board; correspondence with mission secretaries and treasurers; and reports of Board visits to mission fields. This series includes correspondence with and about national church assemblies and presbyteries, and mission-related institutions, such as hospitals and schools.

The last series consists of photographs taken by C. Darby Fulton and William M. Elliott, Jr., during a 1946-1947 tour of missions in China, Korea, and Japan. The images (photographs and maps) were used in a filmstrip about the tour, and the files include a script describing the images.

Organization and Arrangement

SERIES I: CIRCULAR LETTERS, 1912-1970

SERIES II: CORRESPONDENCE AND SUBJECT FILES, 1881-1973, bulk 1936-1973
Subseries 1: Board Correspondence, 1947-1973, bulk 1965-1973
Subseries 2: General Correspondence and Subject Files, 1881-1973, bulk 1965-1973
Subseries 3: Staff Correspondence, 1961-1973
Subseries 4: Missionary Correspondence, 1941-1973
Subseries 5: Mission Correspondence, Minutes, and Reports, 1919-1973, bulk 1936-1973

SERIES III: PHOTOGRAPHS, 1946-1947

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Administrative Information

Acquisition Information

The bulk of the collection was transferred from the Board of World Missions to the Historical Foundation of the Presbyterian and Reformed Churches (Montreat, North Carolina), probably in the 1970s. Additional material was received from John H. Brady, Jr. in 2004. The collection was transferred to the Presbyterian Historical Society in Philadelphia in 2007.

Processing Information

Processed May 2018 by Jennifer Barr.

Preferred Citation

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Board of World Missions. Office of the Executive Secretary Records, RG 505, 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

Fulton, C. Darby (Charles Darby), 1892-

Smith, Egbert W. (Egbert Watson), 1862-1944.

Street, T. Watson (Thomas Watson), 1916-

Corporate Subject

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Board of World Missions.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Executive Committee of Foreign Missions.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Board of World Missions. Office of the Executive Secretary.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S.--Missions--20th century.

Topical Subject

Presbyterian Church--Missions--20th century.

Missions--Brazil--20th century.

Missions--China--20th century.

Missions--Congo (Democratic Republic)--20th century.

Missions--Japan--20th century.

Missions--Korea--20th century.

Missions--Mexico--20th century.

Missions--Taiwan--20th century.

Missions--Interdenominational cooperation--20th century.

Missionaries--Brazil--20th century.

Missionaries--China--20th century.

Missionaries--Congo (Democratic Republic)--20th century.

Missionaries--Japan--20th century.

Missionaries--Korea--20th century.

Missionaries--Mexico--20th century.

Missionaries--Taiwan--20th century.

Church and social problems--Presbyterian Church.

Church and social problems--United States.

Genre-form

Correspondence. aat

Minutes (administrative records) aat

Newsletters. aat

Photographs. aat

Posters. aat

Publications (documents) aat

Reports. aat

Subject files. local

Corporate Added Name

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Board of World Missions. Office of the Executive Secretary.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Executive Committee of Foreign Missions.

Collection Inventory

Box	Folder	Description	Alternative Formats

		SERIES I: CIRCULAR LETTERS, 1912-1970

		Executive Comittee of Foreign Missions (ECFM) Scrapbooks (disbound)
1	1-4	ECFM circular letters, 1912-1921
1	5-8	ECFM circular letters, 1921-1928
1	9	ECFM circular letters (Louise Wallace, Missionary Correspondence Department), 1924-1941
1	10-13	ECFM circular letters, 1929-1937
1	14-16	ECFM circular letters, 1941-1947

		ECFM Mission Season/Week of Prayer and Self Denial Mailings
2	1	1924-1930
2	2	1930-1931
2	3	1932
2	4	1933
2	5-6	1935
2	7	1936
2	8	1938
2	9	1939
2	10	1940
2	11	1941
2	12	1942
2	13	1943
2	14	1944
2	15	1945
2	16	1946
2	17	1947
2	18	1948-1949

		Board of World Missions (BWM) Mission Season/Week of Prayer and Self Denial Mailings
2	19	1950
2	20	1952-1953
2	21	1954
2	22	1955

3	1	1956
3	2	1957
3	3	1958
3	4	1959
3	5	1960
3	6-7	1961
3	8	1962
3	9	1966
3	10	Communications to missionaries and mission secretaries, 1960-1966
3	11	Communications to missionaries and mission secretaries/treasurers, 1968-1970
3	12-13	Communications to field secretaries, 1969-1970
3	14	Excerpts of BWM minutes sent to the field, 1969-1970

		SERIES II: CORRESPONDENCE AND SUBJECT FILES, 1881-1973, bulk 1936-1973

		Subseries 1: Board Correspondence, 1947-1973, bulk 1965-1973

3	15	Alston, Rev. Dr. Wallace M., 1963-1971
3	16	Anderson, Rev. J. Eade (class of 1971), 1965-1971
3	17	Barnhardt, T.M., 1973
3	18	Bell, Dr. L. Nelson (Moderator 1972-1973), 1968-1971
3	19	Benfield, Dr. William A., Jr., Moderator, 1970-1971
3	20	Bixler, Rev. Alfred L. (class of 1969), 1969-1972
3	21	Boggs, Mrs. Lloyd K. (Margaret Patterson), former missionary to Korea, 1970-1971
3	22	Branton, Mr. Peter R., III, 1966-1969
3	23	Broyles, Rev. Vernon S., Jr., 1965-1967
3	24	DeFriece, Mr. Frank W., Jr., 1969-1972
3	25	Elliott, Rev. Dr. William M., Jr., 1947-1973
3	26	Fraser, General Joseph B., 1967-1971
3	27	Goodpasture, Henry, 1965
3	28	Haberyan, Mrs. H.D. (Dorothy), 1965-1969
3	29	Hall, Rev. Warner, class of 1971, 1965-1971

4	1	Hargrove, Mr. James W. (class of 1972), 1968-1971
4	2	Hill, Dr. Carl M. (class of 1970), 1967-1970
4	3	Howerton, Mrs. Philip (Emmie M.), 1966-1969
4	4	Johnson, Dr. Charles W. (class of 1971), 1968-1971
4	5	Jones, Rev. James A., Chairman of the BWM, 1966-1967
4	6	Jones, Dr. Jerome C. (class of 1970), 1967-1971
4	7	Jones, Thomas S., 1969-1972
4	8	McCallie, Dr. J. Park, 1967-1971
4	9	McColgen, Rev. W.L., 1965
4	10-11	McMullen, Dr. John S. (class of 1971), 1966-1971
4	12	Melton, Dr. John W., Jr., 1966-1970
4	13-14	Meza, Rev. Herbert, 1966-1971
4	15	Moffett, Rev. Harry M., undated
4	16	Myers, Mr. Charles F., Jr. (class of 1973), 1971
4	17	Newell, Dr. Samuel W., 1968
4	18	Pharr, Mr. Walter S., 1968-1972
4	19	Richards, Dr. J. McDowell, 1968-1971
4	20	Southall, Mrs. Thompson B. (Lillian), 1965-1971
4	21-22	Stitt, Dr. David L., 1964-1971
4	23	Todd, Dr. Wayne P., 1967-1969
4	24	Weersing, Dr. Marc C., 1965
4	25	Westcott, Mr. G. Lamar, 1970
4	26	Witherspoon, Mrs. J.W. (Ethel), 1967-1968

		Subseries 2: General Correspondence and Subject Files, 1881-1973, bulk 1965-1973

5	1	General correspondence, A, 1969-1973
5	2	Addresses, T. Watson Street, 1962-1971 and undated
5	3	Advertising policy, BWM, 1971
5	4	Advisory Council on Inter-American Affairs, 1969-1970
5	5	Africa: BWM contribution to food/medicine for three non-church groups in Africa, 1972
5	6	Alves, Rubem A., 1971-1972
5	7	American Bible Society, New York, 1972
5	8	American Leprosy Missions, Inc., 1963-1972
5	9	Anderson, Dr. John, Executive Secretary, Board of National Missions, 1972-1973
5	10	Annual report, BWM, 1967-1969
5	11	Annual report, 1969-1970
5	12	Annual report, 1972-1973
5	13	Board of Annuities and Relief, 1965-1973
5	14	Association for Christian Training and Service, 1971
5	15	Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Dr. Prescott Williams, President, 1972-1973
5	16-17	General correspondence, B, 1969-1973
5	18	Bass, Rev. Richard, Professor of Missions, Columbia Theological Seminary, 1969-1973
5	19	Bear, Dr. James E., 1967-1971
5	20	Beazley, George G., Jr., President, Council of Christian Unity, 1970
5	21	Bell, Dr. L. Nelson, Moderator of GA, 1972-1973
5	22-23	Board of Women's Work/Birthday Offering, C. Darby Fulton files, 1960-1965
5	24	Board of Women's Work/Birthday Offering, T. Watson Street files (including flexi disc: "Voices from Japan," produced by the Board of Women's Work), 1963-1973	Digital

6	1-4	Board of Women's Work/Birthday Offering, T. Watson Street files, 1963-1973
6	5	Black Manifesto, 1969-1970
6	6	Black Presbyterian Leadership Conference, 1970
6	7	Black Presbyterian Leadership Conference/Black Caucus, 1969-1970
6	8	Black Presbyterian Leadership Caucus (including audio of BWM meeting, April 15, 1970, with BPLC representatives in attendance), 1969-1972	Digital
6	9	Black staff member [correspondence about recruitment], 1968
6	10	Boston Theological Institute, Cambridge, MA, Dr. Roy White, 1971
6	11-12	The Bridge, Washington, D.C., 1962-1973
6	13	Brown, Rev. Everett K., 1969-1972
6	14-16	General correspondence, C, 1969-1973
6	17	Calhoun, Dr. Malcolm, Board of Christian Education, 1966-1968
6	18	Presbyterian Church in Canada, Board of World Missions/General Board of Missions, 1970-1972
6	19	United Church of Canada, Board of World Missions, 1963
6	20	Central American Mission, William H. Taylor, General Secretary, Dallas, 1972
6	21	Chair of Protestant Theology in a Roman Catholic University, 1972

7	1	China Consultation, Henry McKennie (Ken) Goodpasture, 1966-1967
7	2	China Project, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Duncan, 1971-1973
7	3	Christian Children's Fund, 1967-1973
7	4	Board of Christian Education, division objectives for 1970-1975, 1969
7	5	Board of Christian Education, 1969-1971
7	6	Board of Christian Education, William D. Kadel, Executive Secretary, 1968-1970
7	7	Christmas International House, 1971-1973
7	8	Churches, 1970
7	9	"Church-to-Church Relations," by T.W. Street, Executive Secretary, BWM, 1963
7	10	Collegiate Home, Montreat, NC, dissolution, 1972
7	11	Columbia Theological Seminary, 1970-1973
7	12	Commissioning of new missionaries, 1970, 1972-1973
7	13	Communication of missionaries with the home Church, policy, 1963-1971
7	14	Conference of Synods' and Presbyteries' World Mission Chairmen, Montreat, NC (July 26-31, 1957), 1957
7	15	Consultation on Church Union (COCU), 1967-1969
7	16	Consultation on Church Union (COCU), 1972-1973
7	17-20	Consultation on World Missions, Montreat, NC (October 13-19, 1962), 1962
7	21	Consultation on World Missions, Montreat, NC (October 13-19, 1962) group photograph (2 copies), 1962
7	22	Consultation on World Missions, registration book pages, 1962
7	23-24	Consultation on World Missions, planning, 1962

8	1-4	Consultation on World Missions, planning, 1962
8	5	Convocation of Missionaries, Memphis, TN (July 15-22, 1967), 1966-1967
8	6	Convocation of Missionaries, 1966-1972
8	7	Convocation of Missionaries, attendance lists and correspondence, 1966-1967
8	8	Convocation of Missionaries, background and purpose, 1966-1967
8	9	Convocation of Missionaries, Board and Administrative Council actions, 1966-1967
8	10	Convocation of Missionaries, committees: Advance Study; Home Church, 1966-1967
8	11	Convocation of Missionaries, committees: Arrangements; Bylaws, 1966-1967
8	12	Convocation of Missionaries, committees: Memphis Committee, 1966-1967
8	13	Convocation of Missionaries, committees: Program Committee, 1966-1967
8	14	Convocation of Missionaries, Convocation manuscripts, 1967
8	15	Convocation of Missionaries, discussion groups, Secretary's reports, 1967
8	16	Convocation of Missionaries, key issues, 1966-1967
8	17	Convocation of Missionaries, miscellaneous, 1966-1967
8	18	Convocation of Missionaries, registration book pages, 1967
8	19	Convocation of Missionaries, speakers: evening programs, Bible hour, Sunday morning worship, etc., 1966-1967
8	20	Convocation of Missionaries, speakers: platform presentations, 1966-1967

9	1-2	BWM Cooperative Budget, 1972-1973
9	3	Council on Church and Society, 1968-1973
9	4-5	Council on Church and Society, Board of Christian Education, 1969-1971
9	6	Crawford, Mrs. Vernon (Matsu W.), 1969-1973
9	7	Crucial issues, BWM (1969), 1968-1969
9	8	Cuba, 1971-1972
9	9	Culbertson, Dr. M.C., Jr., 1965-1967	Digital
9	10	Culverhouse, Rev. Cecil, 1966
9	11	Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Board of Missions, Dr. Carl Ramsey, Executive Secretary, 1966-1971
9	12	Currie, Rev. Stuart, Texas, 1969-1970
9	13	General correspondence, D, 1969-1973
9	14	Darnell, Rev. J. Millen, 1970-1971
9	15	Daughdrill, Rev. James, Secretary of Stewardship, General Council, 1972-1973
9	16	Dendy, Dr. Marshall C., Moderator of General Assembly (1968), 1967-1968
9	17	Development: CODEL (Cooperation in Development), New York, 1970-1972
9	18	BWM dockets, 1967-1970
9	19	General correspondence, E, 1969-1973
9	20	Easter Offering, 1972-1973
9	21	Ecumenical Institute, Chicago, 1971-1973
9	22	William L. Ellison Memorial Fund, 1971-1972
9	23	Equalization (PCUS benevolence programs), 1968-1972
9	24	Task Force on Evangelism, 1966-1967
9	25	Celebration of Evangelism (Cincinnati, September 20-24, 1971), 1971-1972
9	26	Evans, Dr. John, Executive Secretary, Board of Christian Education, 1971-1973

10	1	Executive Committee of the BWM, 1968-1970
10	2	Executive Committee of the BWM, 1970-1971
10	3	Executive Committee of the BWM, 1973 and undated
10	4	Executive Committee of BWM and Executive Committee of Staff, goals and planning, 1968-1971
10	5	Executive Committee on Overseas Evangelism, W. A. McIlwaine, 1971
10	6	Executive Coordinating Committee (ECC), correspondence and minutes, 1970
10	7	ECC, Interboard Staff Conference Communications Consultation, 1970-1971
10	8	ECC, correspondence and minutes, 1971
10	9	ECC, correspondence and minutes, 1972
10	10	ECC, Inter-Board Task Forces, 1972
10	11	ECC, correspondence and minutes, 1973
10	12	General correspondence, F, 1965-1973
10	13	Financial situation, 1964-1966
10	14	Flitton, Rev. Herbert H., 1970
10	15	Foreign correspondence, miscellaneous (non-PCUS missionaries), 1969-1970
10	16	Foundation Giving, 1969-1970
10	17	Freeman, Rev. Mac W., Jr., Executive Secretary, Nashville Presbytery, 1966-1968
10	18	C. Darby Fulton files, biographical summaries of missionary candidates, 1957
10	19	C. Darby Fulton files, correspondence with missionaries, 1931-1932
10	20	C. Darby Fulton files, Far Eastern Bulletin, no. 1-44 and 1945 Philippine Letters, 1941-1945
10	21	C. Darby Fulton files, miscellaneous correspondence, 1953-1955
10	22	C. Darby Fulton files, newsletters, publications, circular letters, 1938-1961
10	23	C. Darby Fulton files, reports and addresses on world mission, 1941-1973
10	24	C. Darby Fulton files, reports on mission fields, 1941-1969 and undated
10	25	C. Darby Fulton, retirement, 1961

11	1	Functions, study of Nashville office, 1969-1970
11	2	Furlough Homes: Mission Haven, Decatur; Mission Court, Richmond; Mission Ranch, Austin, 1970-1971
11	3	Furlough study, 1961-1964
11	4	General correspondence, G, 1957-1973
11	5	Gear, Dr. Felix B., "Basic Beliefs of the Reformed Faith" study manuscript, circa 1961

		General Assembly
11	6	Centennial General Assembly (1961), James A. Millard, Stated Clerk, 1960-1961
11	7	Stated Clerk, James A. Millard, 1965-1967
11	8	Stated Clerk, James A. Millard, 1967-1968
11	9	Stated Clerk, James A. Millard, 1968-1969
11	10-11	Stated Clerk, James A. Millard, 1970-1971
11	12	Stated Clerk, James A. Millard (includes correspondence of James E. Andrews, Assistant to the Stated Clerk), 1971-1972
11	13	Stated Clerk, James A. Millard, 1972-1973
11	14	Moderator, Dr. Charles E.S. Kraemer, PSCE, Richmond, VA, 1973
11	15	1969 Pre-Assembly Conference, 1969
11	16	1970 Pre-Assembly Conference, 1968-1970
11	17	1971 Pre-Assembly Conference, Task Force for BNM, 1970-1971
11	18	Nominating Committee, 1966
11	19	Nominating Committee, 1967-1968
11	20	Nominating Committee, 1969
11	21	Nominating Committee, 1970-1971
11	22	Nominating Committee, 1971
11	23	Nominating Committee, 1971-1972

12	1	Standing Committee on World Missions, 1969-1971
12	2	Standing Committee on World Missions, 1971-1973
12	3	BWM Reorganization Committee, 1966-1972
12	4	Special Committee for Project Lists/Stewardship, 1956-1972
12	5-6	Special Order of the Day, 1972-1973
12	7	Inter-Church Relations Committee, 1968-1972

12	8	General Assembly, Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A., photocopied minutes and statistics (1890s-1949), undated
12	9	General, Board of World Missions, 1949, 1967-1973

		General Council
12	10	General Council, 1959-1960
12	11	General Council, 1967-1971
12	12	General Council (Atlanta, 1972), 1972-1973
12	13	Charles C. Cowsert, Jr., Secretary of Stewardship, 1966-1969
12	14-15	Lawrence Stell, Executive Secretary, 1962-1970
12	16	Margaret Taylor (Mrs. H. Kerr Taylor), Secretary of Program, 1970-1971
12	17	Budget and Stewardship Committee, 1963-1970
12	18	Budget and Stewardship Committee, 1968-1969
12	19	Budget and Stewardship Committee, James Daughdrill, Jr., 1970-1971
12	20	Budget and Stewardship Committee, 1971-1973

13	1	Project Book, 1969-1973
13	2	Task Force on the Plan Book, 1971-1973
13	3	Task Force on Financial Data, 1970-1971
13	4	Research Committee, Sam Southard, 1969
13	5	Stell-Street correspondence re: salaries, 1971-1972

13	6	General Executive Board, minutes, 1972-1973
13	7	General Executive Board, Ad Interim Committee on Restructuring Boards and Agencies, 1969-1970
13	8	General Executive Board, Ad Interim Committee on Restructuring Boards and Agencies, 1970-1971
13	9	General Executive Board, Ad Interim Committee on Restructuring Boards and Agencies, William J. Gofelman, Chairman, 1970-1972
13	10-11	General Executive Board, Ad Interim Committee on Restructuring Boards and Agencies, 1971-1972
13	12	Glossary of abbreviations, undated
13	13	BWM Goals in the 1970s, 1968-1972
13	14	Goodpasture, Henry M., Union Theological Seminary, Richmond, VA, 1968-1972
13	15	Gray, Rev. William Dixon, 1972
13	16-18	General correspondence, H, 1969-1973
13	19	Harris, Mr. Ben H., Chairman, Budget and Stewardship Committee of General Council, 1971-1972
13	20	Hazzard, Mr. L.R., El Paso, TX, 1969
13	21	Historical Foundation, Montreat, NC, Director, Rev. Kenneth J. Foreman, Jr., 1967-1973
13	22	Horner, Norman A., "Christian World Mission: A Reappraisal for Laymen" manuscript, circa 1961
13	23	General correspondence, I, 1968-1972
13	24	Conference on the War in Indo-China (Kansas City, MO, January 13-16, 1972), 1971-1972
13	25	Institutional surveys, 1962-1963

14	1	Inter-Agency Committee, 1966-1967
14	2	Inter-Agency Committee, 1967-1968
14	3	Inter-Agency Committee, Interboard Task Forces, 1969-1971
14	4	Inter-Agency Committee, Secretary's Planning Cabinet, 1968
14	5	Inter-Agency Staff News (newsletter), 1971
14	6	Inter-Board Staff Conference, 1961, 1968-1969
14	7	Interboard Committee on Crisis, 1968-1972
14	8	Staff representation on Inter-Church and Inter-Denominational agencies, 1972
14	9	BWM Investment Committee, 1972-1973
14	10	General correspondence, J, 1967-1973
14	11	General correspondence, K, 1969-1973
14	12	Kaulbach, Rev. George C., 1970
14	13	Keyes, Kenneth S., Miami, FL, 1961-1971
14	14	King, Miss Annie G., Selma, AL, 1960-1970
14	15-16	General correspondence, L, 1968-1973
14	17	Lawrence, Dr. and Mrs. J. Cecil, 1970-1973
14	18	Laymen Overseas Program, Tom Finley Brown, 1967-1973
14	19	Long, Dr. George W., 1968-1972
14	20	Long, Rev. William R., 1968-1970
14	21	Long-Range Planning Committee, BWM, 1962-1966
14	22	Long-Range Planning for National Council of Churches workshop, 1955-1968
14	23	Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, re: sharing of overseas leadership, 1972
14	24	Lynn, R. Matthew, Moderator of GA, 1969-1971
14	25	Lyon, Rev. G. Taft, Houston, TX, re: Seamen's work in Houston, 1972-1973
14	26	Lyons, Rev. Jimmy, Swannanoa, NC, 1956-1971
14	27	General correspondence, M, 1968-1973

15	1	General correspondence, M, 1968-1973
15	2	Manuals, PCUS BWM (also includes material from Reformed Church in America and UPCUSA), 1965-1970
15	3	Marriage of missionaries to nationals, 1959-1960
15	4	McClure, Rev. Hugh, 1969-1972
15	5	McGowan, Rev. Charles E., 1970-1971
15	6	McGowan, Rev. Matthew, 1969-1971
15	7-10	Medical Benevolence Foundation, 1963-1973
15	11	Medical missionary doctors, 1958-1961
15	12	BWM Medical Secretary, job description and correspondence, 1966
15	13	BWM meeting (Florence, AL, April 1972), 1972
15	14	BWM meeting (Mexico City, October 1972), feasibility and cost, 1972
15	15	BWM member lists, 1965-1970
15	16	BWM members communications, 1963, 1969-1970
15	17	Memo to Pastors/Memo to Ministers/World Mission Report newsletters, 1970-1973
15	18	United Methodist Church, International Task Force on the Study of the Continuing Involvement of Missionaries Overseas, 1971
15	19	BWM Mexico Consultation, 1969
15	20	Presbyterian Executives, Middle Judiciary Task Force, 1971-1972
15	21	Miller, Dr. William M., Philadelphia, PA, 1972-1973
15	22	Ministers' Annuity Fund, 1940-1943
15	23	Mission Homes, 1967-1973
15	24	Mission in the 70s, 1966-1968
15	25	Mission Memo (newsletter), Charles Hughes, 1972-1973

16	1	Mission Possible, 1968-1969
16	2	Mission Proclamation, 1966-1968
16	3	Joint Mission Season, 1965-1968
16	4	Letters to missionaries, 1966-1972
16	5	Missionaries sent to the field since 1950, 1963
16	6	Special Committee on Principles of Missionary Compensation, 1971
16	7	Missionary Correspondence Department, 1955, 1973
16	8	Missionary delegates to BWM meetings, 1972
16	9	Missionary evaluation, 1961-1966
16	10	Workshop, Missionary Furlough, Institute for Outgoing Missionaries, 1969
16	11	Missionary "Listening Session" (Montreat, NC, July 24, 1968), 1968
16	12	Missionary presentations to the Board, 1964-1969
16	13	Missionary presentations to the Board, 1968-1971
16	14	Missionary recognition and memorial service, Montreat, NC, 1963-1971
16	15	Missionary Task Force, 1970
16	16	Future mortgages, non-transferrable clause, 1968-1971
16	17	Motion picture on Brazil, 1973
16	18	Mountain Retreat Association, Montreat, NC, 1968-1972
16	19	General correspondence, N, 1968-1973
16	20	Nashville projects, J.A. Halverstadt, 1971-1972
16	21	Nashville, Westminster Presbyterian Church, Rev. D.P. McGeachy, 1972
16	22	Representatives of national churches, 1964, 1966

		National Council of Churches (NCC)
16	23	BWM relationship to NCC, 1961-1964
16	24	BWM relationship to NCC, 1963-1964
16	25	BWM relationship to NCC, 1963-1965
16	26-27	BWM relationship to NCC, 1964-1965
16	28	BWM relationship to NCC, 1964-1967
16	29-30	BWM relationship to NCC, 1965

17	1	BWM relationship to NCC, 1965-1968
17	2	BWM relationship to NCC, 1966
17	3	BWM relationship to NCC, 1967-1969
17	4	BWM relationship to NCC, Report of Memphis Presbytery's Ad Interim Committee to Study the Relations of the Presbyterian Church in the United States with the National Council of Churches of Christ in the United States of America, undated
17	5	Department of Education for Mission, Dr. William C. Walzer, 1971
17	6	Department of International Affairs, Robert S. Bilheimer, 1971
17	7	Department of Overseas Ministries, 1965, 1970-1971
17	8	Department of Overseas Ministries, Associate General Secretary, Dr. David M. Stowe, 1968-1970
17	9	Department of Overseas Ministries, Associate General Secretary, Dr. Randolph Nugent, 1971
17	10	Department of Overseas Ministries, Associate General Secretary and Church World Service Executive Director, Dr. James MacCracken, 1970-1972
17	11	Division of Overseas Ministries, Consultation on Personnel Development, 1969
17	12	Division of Overseas Ministries, East Asia Department, Rev. Edwin M. Luidens, 1966-1969
17	13	Division of Overseas Ministries, Executive Committee, 1970-1971
17	14	Division of Overseas Ministries, Latin America Department, Dana S. Green and Rev. William L. Wipfler, 1970-1971
17	15	Division of Overseas Ministries, Program Board, 1969-1971
17	16	Division of Overseas Ministries, Research Roundup, 1965-1966
17	17	Division of Overseas Ministries, General Board, 1968-1969
17	18	Division of Overseas Ministries, General Board, 1970-1971

17	19	Board of National Ministries, 1965-1971
17	20	National Student Christian Federation/World Student Christian Federation, 1961, 1967-1971
17	21	Negro missionaries, 1971-1972
17	22	BWM Nominating Committee, 1972-1973
17	23	General correspondence, O, 1969-1972
17	24	Special Offering (Witness Season 1974), 1972-1973
17	25	O'Neal, Mr. Alan S., 1967-1973
17	26	Overseas Relief, history of transfer, 1963-1972

18	1	General correspondence, P, 1966-1973
18	2	Pakistan: Statement on refugee situation in Pakistan, 1971
18	3	Patterson, Mr. Donald B., 1966-1970
18	4	Petition signed by missionaries (related to desegregation in the denomination), 1964
18	5	Philips, Dr. J. Davison, 1968-1972
18	6	Pilot Project to Encourage Missionary Outreach on Crucial Frontiers, 1966-1967
18	7	Plan of Cooperation, communication with missionaries, 1962-1971
18	8	BWM Planning, 1967-1968
18	9	BWM Planning, 1971-1972
18	10	BWM Planning, Dr. Street's file, 1971-1972
18	11	BWM Planning, Earle D. Roberts, Assistant Executive Secretary, 1971-1973
18	12	Policy discussion papers, 1963-1966
18	13	Powers, Mr. W. Farley, Jr., 1970-1973
18	14	Presbyterian Center, Atlanta, re: move of PCUS Boards to Atlanta, 1952-1963
18	15	Presbyterian Center, Atlanta (includes 1963 report "A Common Services Center for the Presbyterian Church," by E.R. Bollinger and R.F. O'Connor), 1963-1964
18	16	Presbyterian Center, Atlanta, re: data processing, 1967
18	17	Presbyterian Convention, Atlanta (October 14-17, 1971), 1971-1972
18	18	Presbyterian Development Fund/Capital Funds Campaign, 1960-1962
18	19	Presbyterian Foundation, Inc., 1969-1973
18	20	Presbyterian Journal, 1969-1973
18	21	Presbyterian National Sample, 1970-1973
18	22	Presbyterian News Service, 1969-1973
18	23	Presbyterian Outlook, Aubrey N. Brown, Editor, 1969-1973

19	1-2	Presbyterian Survey, 1958-1973
19	3	Presbyteries, 1969-1973
19	4	Presbyteries: overtures, 1971
19	5	Presbytery of East Alabama, 1967
19	6	Presbytery of Everglades, 1961-1972
19	7	Presbytery of Knoxville, 1966-1968
19	8	Presbytery of Memphis, 1973
19	9	Presbytery of Nashville: Overture 40, re: church's efforts to present Gospel to Jews, 1967-1968
19	10	Presbytery of South Mississippi, 1971-1972
19	11-14	Project Equality, 1969-1971
19	15	Project Equality, fair employment ordinances, 1968
19	16	Project Equality, Methodist Publishing House, 1967-1969
19	17	Project Equality, news releases, 1967-1972
19	18	Protestant Leaders Consultation on Vietnam (March 20-27, 1971), 1971

20	1	General correspondence, Q, 1969-1973
20	2	General correspondence, R, 1967-1973
20	3	Racism Task Force, 1971-1972
20	4-6	Service of Recognition for missionaries, 1961-1969
20	7	Reconciliation, 1971-1972
20	8	Reformed Church in America, 1963-1965
20	9	Reformed Church in America and PCUS Joint Committee, 1963-1965
20	10	Reformed Church in America and PCUS Joint Committee, 1964-1967
20	11	Reformed Church in America and PCUS Joint Committee, 1965-1967
20	12	BWM Reorganization, 1951-1969
20	13	Research, 1971
20	14	BWM reserves, 1959-1967
20	15	Restructuring: Assembly agencies and synods and presbyteries, 1970-1971
20	16	Retirement policy, 1965-1970
20	17	Rice, Dr. J. Sherrard, re: evangelism, 1966-1971
20	18	Role of the Board, 1968-1971
20	19-20	General correspondence, S, 1968-1973
20	21	Sabbatical study, 1964-1969
20	22	Board and agency salaries, 1964-1971
20	23	Scarritt College for Christian Workers, Nashville, TN, 1971-1973
20	24	Schomer, Dr. Howard, address: "Mission Agencies and World Peace," 1973
20	25	Ministry to Seamen, Mr. Jan Wristers, New Orleans, LA, 1972

21	1	Secretaries' Planning Cabinet (later, Executive Coordinating Committee), listening sessions, 1969
21	2-3	Secretaries' Planning Cabinet (later, Executive Coordinating Committee), minutes, 1969
21	4	Seminary professors from overseas, guidelines, 1972
21	5	Service Resource Guide, 1965-1966
21	6	Shedd, Rev. Charles, re: agricultural missions, 1971-1972
21	7	William H. Sheppard Institute, Stillman College, 1969-1973
21	8	Shriver, Dr. Donald, 1970
21	9	Egbert W. Smith letter and ECFM miscellany, 1881-1908, 1942, and undated
21	10	Smylie, Dr. James H., Editor, Journal of Presbyterian History, 1967-1973
21	11	Snider, Rev. Paul A., Glen Leven Presbyterian Church, Nashville, 1970-1973
21	12	Summary on social pronouncements, 1971
21	13	"Solidarity Day" in Washington, D.C. (1968), 1963, 1968
21	14	"Solidarity Day" in Washington, D.C. (1968), 1968
21	15	Southard, Dr. Samuel, "Family Counseling in South East Asia" manuscript, 1969
21	16	Special gifts and personalized giving, 1954-1964
21	17	Staff: Administrative Council, 1965-1968
21	18	Staff: Budget, 1964-1965
21	19	Staff: Division directors, 1968
21	20	Staff: Fields Department, 1965-1967
21	21	Joint staff conferences, 1965-1971
21	22	Staff conferences, Commission on Ecumenical Mission and Relations (COEMAR) and BWM representatives, 1965, 1972
21	23	Stauber, Mr. E.E., 1969-1970
21	24	Street, T. Watson, general, 1968-1973
21	25	Street, T. Watson, installation as Executive Secretary and 1964 resignation, 1960-1964 (note that in 1964, Street submitted his resignation, but accepted reappointment to the position, and thus did not actually resign)

22	1	Studies made at request of General Assembly, 1951-1964
22	2	Synods, 1969-1972
22	3	General correspondence, T, 1972-1973
22	4	Task Force on Women in Church and Society, 1972
22	5	Task Force on World Peace, 1972-1973
22	6	Taylor, Rev. J.R., Washington, D.C., 1965-1972
22	7	Taxation and tax exemption of churches, 1969-1970
22	8	Tax exemptions re: staff salaries, 1962-1970
22	9	Taylor, Rev. Davis M., Project Verdad, 1973
22	10	Television, Radio, Audio-Visuals (TRAV), 1967-1973
22	11	Theological Bases of World Mission, 1967 and undated
22	12	Travel seminars: Far East, 1963-1973
22	13	Travel seminars: Latin America, 1968-1972
22	14	Travel seminars: Middle East, 1973
22	15	Travel seminars: Portugal and Congo/Zaire, 1969-1973
22	16	General correspondence, U, V, 1971-1973
22	17	Union Presbyteries, Workshop for World Mission Chairmen, 1972
22	18	Union Theological Seminary, Richmond, VA, 1969-1973
22	19	Union Theological Seminary, Dr. Kenneth Orr, Chairman, Ad-Interim Committee on the Church's Use of Her Ordained Ministry, 1971-1972
22	20	Union Theological Seminary, project to support Teloloapan Bible School, Mexico, 1960-1961
22	21	United Board for Higher Christian Education in Asia, 1970-1971

		United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. (UPCUSA), Commission on Ecumenical Mission and Relations (COEMAR)
22	22	UPCUSA, COEMAR, 1969
22	23	UPCUSA, COEMAR, 1969-1970
22	24	UPCUSA, COEMAR, 1970
22	25	UPCUSA, COEMAR, 1971
22	26	UPCUSA, COEMAR, Acting Commission Representative, Dr. John H. Sinclair, 1967-1971
22	27	UPCUSA, COEMAR, Associate General Secretary, Dr. Donald Black, 1967
22	28	UPCUSA, COEMAR, Associate General Secretary, Dr. Donald Black, 1967-1969
22	29	UPCUSA, COEMAR, Associate General Secretary, Dr. Donald Black, 1970
22	30	UPCUSA, COEMAR, General Secretary, Dr. John Coventry Smith, 1961, 1965-1966
22	31	UPCUSA, COEMAR, General Secretary, Dr. John Coventry Smith, 1967
22	32	UPCUSA, COEMAR, General Secretary, Dr. John Coventry Smith, 1968-1969
22	33	UPCUSA, COEMAR, General Secretary, Dr. John Coventry Smith, 1970-1971
22	34	UPCUSA, Cooperative work in Mexico (PCUS, RCA, UPCUSA), 1966-1967
22	35	UPCUSA, Japan International Christian University Foundation, 1970-1971
22	36	UPCUSA, Joint Committee for the United Mission in Iraq, 1969

22	37	Urban Training for Christian Missions, 1964

23	1	Vietnam, 1973
23	2	Voluntary Service Task Force, 1969-1972
23	3	General correspondence, W-Z, 1971-1973
23	4	War claims, 1970-1971
23	5	"The Warp and the Woof," Dr. Ralph D. Winter, Fuller Theological Seminary, 1970-1972
23	6	White Cross supplies, 1963-1965, 1971
23	7	Williamson, Mr. J. Gaston, 1969
23	8	Withdrawing congregations, correspondence regarding continuing support of BWM, 1973
23	9	Witness Season, board actions and evaluation, 1964-1970
23	10	Witness Season planning, 1964-1970
23	11-12	Witness Season planning, 1971-1972
23	13	Board of Women's Work, Birthday Offering, 1967-1970
23	14	Board of Women's Work, Dr. Evelyn L. Green, Executive Secretary, 1963, 1968-1972
23	15-16	BWM Worker's Council, 1962-1973
23	17	Workshop and World Mission Conference, Montreat, NC (July 6-9, 1971), 1968-1971
23	18	World Conference on Religion and Peace, Kyoto, Japan (October 16-21, 1970), 1969-1970

		World Council of Churches (WCC)
23	19	WCC, 1961-1970
23	20	WCC, 1967-1968
23	21	WCC, 1969
23	22	WCC, 1969-1971
23	23	WCC, Advisory Committee on Technical Services, 1970-1971

24	1	WCC, Christian Medical Commission, James A. McGilvray, 1968-1969, 1972
24	2	WCC, Commission on World Mission and Evangelism, Theological Education Fund, 1969-1971
24	3	WCC, Division of Ecumenical Action, Office of Education, Dr. William B. Kennedy, 1969-1971
24	4	WCC, Division of Ecumenical Action, Office of Education, Education Renewal Fund, 1970
24	5	WCC, Division of Inter-Church Aid, Refugee and World Service, 1968-1970
24	6	WCC, Division of World Mission and Evangelism, 1967-1968
24	7	WCC, Division of World Mission and Evangelism, 1969
24	8	WCC, Division of World Mission and Evangelism, 1970-1971
24	9	WCC, Division of World Mission and Evangelism, Dr. Philip Potter, 1968-1971
24	10	WCC, Ecumenical Programme to Combat Racism, 1971
24	11	WCC, Executive Secretary, Dr. Eugene L. Smith, 1970-1971
24	12	WCC, Secretary for Mission and Service, Dr. Valdo Gallard, 1969-1971
24	13	WCC, United States Conference, 1969-1971

24	14	Task Force on World Hunger, 1968-1970
24	15	Task Force on World Hunger, 1969-1971
24	16	Task Force on World Hunger, 1970-1971
24	17	Task Force on World Hunger, Mr. John Gillies, Director, 1970-1971
24	18	Task Force on World Hunger, Rev. James A. Cogswell, Director, 1970-1973
24	19	Consultation on World Hunger and Development (May 27-31, 1973), 1972-1973
24	20	World Mission Chairmen's Association, 1965, 1968-1969
24	21	World Mission Chairmen's Association, 1970-1971
24	22	World Mission Chairmen's Association, 1972-1973
24	23	World Mission Conference, Montreat, NC (July 28-August 3, 1960), Lecture: "Studies in the Letter to the Galatians," by James I. Lowry, Jr., 1960
24	24	World Mission Conference, Montreat, NC (July 31-August 6, 1970), 1969-1970
24	25	World Mission Conference, evaluation, 1969-1970

25	1	World Mission Conference, planning, 1970-1972
25	2	World Mission Conference, planning, 1971-1972
25	3	World Mission Conference, planning, 1972-1973
25	4	World Mission Conference, Knoxville, TN (March 24-26, 1973), 1972-1973
25	5	World Mission, requests for information, 1971-1972
25	6	World Presbyterian Alliance, 1970
25	7-9	Youth delegates to BWM meetings, 1971-1972
25	10	Youth Quadrennial (December 29-31, 1968), 1966-1969

		Subseries 3: Staff Correspondence, 1961-1973

25	11	Communications, Division Directors, 1969-1971
25	12	Executive Committee of Staff, 1969-1970
25	13	Executive Committee of Staff notices, 1971-1973
25	14	Finance Division, 1969-1971
25	15	General Executive Board, 1971-1973
25	16	General Executive Board, BWM budget, 1973
25	17	General Executive Board, Communications Cabinet, 1972-1973
25	18	General Executive Board, Division of Central Support Services, 1972-1973
25	19	General Executive Board, Division of International Mission, 1972
25	20	General Executive Board, Management Team, 1973
25	21	Internationalization of personnel, 1971-1972
25	22	Missionary Correspondence Department, 1969-1972
25	23	Office Family, 1962-1973
25	24	Restructuring, 1972-1973
25	25	Staff, 1968-1969
25	26	Staff, 1970

26	1	Staff, 1971-1973
26	2	Staff budget, 1969-1971
26	3	Staff communications, 1965, 1970-1971
26	4	Staff reorganization, 1966-1968
26	5	Staff retreat, 1967-1970
26	6	Staff retreat, 1970-1972
26	7	Staff travel, 1969-1972
26	8	Barksdale, Rev. John O., Area Secretary for the Far East, 1968-1973
26	9	Bridgeman, Rev. Stewart, Recruiting Secretary, 1971-1973
26	10	Brown, Dr. George Thompson, General Executive Board (GEB), Director, Division of International Mission, 1972-1973
26	11	Brown, Rev. Tom Finley, Office of Leadership Development, 1968-1973
26	12	Coffin, Rev. John M., Director, Division of Program Personnel, 1964, 1967-1970
26	13	Coffin, Rev. John M., Director, Division of Program Personnel, 1971
26	14	Coffin, Rev. John M., Director, Division of Program Personnel, 1972-1973
26	15	Crosby, Dr. Isaac, Associate in Human Relations, 1968-1970
26	16	Crosby, Dr. Isaac, Associate in Human Relations, 1971-1972
26	17	Floyd, Miss Marie "Reedie," Assistant Recruiting Secretary, 1972-1973
26	18	Freeland, Rev. Paul B., Secretary of Overseas Relief and Inter-Church Aid, 1963
26	19	Fulton, Dr. Charles Darby, Executive Secretary (retired), 1961

27	1	Grana, Rev. Gregory, Office of Recruitment, 1965-1971
27	2	Halverstadt, Mr. James A., Treasurer, 1967, 1969-1970
27	3	Halverstadt, Mr. James A., Treasurer, 1971-1972
27	4	Halverstadt, Mr. James A., Treasurer, 1972-1973
27	5	Hart, Rev. A.M., GEB, Professional Development Division, 1972
27	6	Hastings, Miss Ellen, Finance Division, 1969-1972
27	7	Henning, Rev. William F., GEB, Director, Division of Central Support Services, 1973
27	8	Hope, Rev. Samuel R., Director, Division of Interpretation, 1967-1969
27	9	Hope, Rev. Samuel R., Director, Division of Interpretation, 1970
27	10	Hughes, Rev. Charles R. "Buddy," Jr., Area Secretary for Latin America, 1963, 1968-1970
27	11	Hughes, Rev. Charles R. "Buddy," Jr., Area Secretary for Latin America, 1971-1973
27	12	Jones, Mr. Stanley S., GEB, Coordinator of Temporary Personnel Unit, 1973
27	13	Jones, Rev. Thomas L., GEB, Division of Corporate and Social Mission, 1972-1973
27	14	Lancaster, Rev. Lewis H., Jr., GA Permanent Committee on Inter-Church Relations, 1972-1973
27	15	Logan, Mrs. Charles (Laura), Associate in Mission Education, 1969-1970
27	16	Magruder, Rev. James T., Director, Division of Interpretation, 1969-1972
27	17	Magruder, Rev. James T., Director, Division of Interpretation, 1972-1973
27	18	McCreight, Mr. Paul W., GEB, Job Search and Relocation Committee, 1972-1973
27	19	McCutchen, Rev. Joe, Division of Personnel, 1969-1970
27	20	McCuthen, Rev. L. Alex, Division of Program, Overseas Relief Secretary, 1968-1970
27	21	McGeachy, Rev. D.P., III, GEB, Chairman, Division of International Mission, 1972-1973

28	1	Nichols, Miss Sue, Division of Interpretation, 1969-1971
28	2	Pritchard, Mr. John C., Division of Interpretation, 1971-1973
28	3	Procter, Miss Kay, [Missionary Support Program], 1969-1971
28	4	Roberts, Rev. Earle D., Division of Program Administration/Planning, 1967-1971
28	5	Roberts, Rev. Earle D., Division of Program Administration/Planning, 1971-1973
28	6	Roberts, Rev. Joseph L., GEB, Director, Division of Corporate and Social Mission, 1973
28	7	Robertson, Rev. Bruce L., GEB, Director, Division of Professional Development, 1973
28	8	Rose, Rev. Dr. Ben Lacy, GEB, Chairman, 1967-1973
28	9	Ross, Dr. J. Hervey, Medical Secretary, 1966-1971
28	10	Ross, Dr. J. Hervey, Medical Secretary, 1972-1973
28	11	Schalow, Mr. Fred, GEB, Archives and Records Services (also includes correspondence of John R. Smith, Office of Records Management), 1972-1973
28	12	Shepard, Dr. Walter D., Area Secretary for Africa, Europe, and the Near East, 1964-1970
28	13	Taylor, Rev. David W.A., Director, Division of Program, 1968-1970
28	14	Taylor, Rev. David W.A., Director, Division of Program, 1971-1973
28	15	Taylor, Mrs. H. Herr (Margaret), Secretary, General Council; GEB Coordinator, 1971-1973
28	16	Wade, Miss Lizziedine, Library, 1968-1973
28	17	Warlick, Rev. William L., Acting Secretary for Congo, 1969-1970
28	18	Yancey, Mrs. Hogan (Gen), Division of Interpretation, 1972-1973

		Subseries 4: Missionary Correspondence, 1941-1973

28	19	Missionary correspondence, A, 1965-1973
28	20	Allen, Miss Marian Janet: Taiwan, 1968-1971
28	21	Anderson, Miss Angie: Congo, 1966-1973
28	22	Archibald, Miss Margaret: Japan, 1968-1971
28	23	Armistead, Rev. and Mrs. Robert (Estelle): Mexico, Ecuador, 1969-1973
28	24	Armstrong, Mrs. O.V. (Helen S.): Taiwan, China, 1941-1962
28	25	Arnold, Rev. and Mrs. Frank L. (Hope): Brazil, 1966-1973
28	26	Atwood, Rev. and Mrs. James E. (Roxana): Japan, 1966-1973
28	27	Missionary correspondence, B, 1965-1973
28	28	Baldwin, Rev. and Mrs. Walter (Clare): Japan, 1962-1972
28	29	Barksdale, Dr. and Mrs. John O. (Virginia): Japan, 1966-1968

29	1	Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Elijah (Christina): Congo, 1966-1971
29	2	Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. James (Martha): Mexico, 1969-1972
29	3	Bass, Rev. and Mrs. J. Richard (Marion): Mexico, Columbia Theological Seminary, 1964-1969
29	4	Bass, Rev. and Mrs. J. Richard (Marion): Mexico, 1966-1967
29	5	Bobb, Rev. and Mrs. Donald L. (Mary): Congo, 1965-1972
29	6	Boone, Rev. and Mrs. George (Margaret): Brazil: 1966-1969
29	7	Borchert, Rev. and Mrs. Harold (Lois): Japan, 1966-1967
29	8	Boyce, Dr. and Mrs. James (Marguerite): Mexico, 1965-1973
29	9	Boyd, Miss Nancy: Brazil, 1965-1970
29	10	Boyer, Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth (Sylvia): Korea, 1966-1972
29	11	Boyle, Rev. and Mrs. John (May): Brazil, 1965-1973
29	12	Boyle, Rev. and Mrs. William P. (Ella Banks): Japan, 1965-1969
29	13	Bradley, Rev. and Mrs. H. Blake (Faith): Taiwan, 1966-1968
29	14	Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. William L. (Louise): Brazil, 1966-1973
29	15	Bridgman, Rev. and Mrs. Stewart (Larry Ann): Taiwan, 1966-1972
29	16	Brothers, Rev. and Mrs. John Theodore (Noel C.): Portugal, 1965-1970
29	17	Brown, Dr. Frank A., Sr.: China (also includes correspondence with Frank A. Brown, Jr.), 1965-1967
29	18	Brown, Rev. and Mrs. Rex (Virginia): Congo, Switzerland, 1965-1971
29	19	Brown, Rev. Tom Finley: Taiwan, 1965-1967
29	20	Buchanan, Miss Elizabeth O.: Japan, 1967-1968
29	21	Bush, Dr. and Mrs. Ovid, Jr. (Florence): Japan, 1967-1969
29	22	Missionary correspondence, C, 1965-1973
29	23	Cain, Rev. and Mrs. Benson (Coline): Japan, 1965-1973
29	24	Cameron, Rev. and Mrs. Howard (Wilma): Congo, 1965-1971
29	25	Campbell, Rev. and Mrs. J. Gary (Chess): Mexico (Centro Audio-Visual Evangelico), 1967-1972
29	26	Carper, Rev. and Mrs. Day (Blanche): Congo, 1965-1972
29	27	Clark, Rev. Robert A.: Brazil, 1965-1972
29	28	Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. (Margaret "Peggy"): The Bridge, 1962-1973
29	29	Coblentz, Rev. Paul J.: Brazil, 1967-1970
29	30	Codington, Rev. and Mrs. Herbert (Page): Korea, 1965-1972
29	31	Coit, Mr. Albert B., Jr.: Brazil, 1967-1971
29	32	Coleman, Mrs. Olin (Jean): Brazil, 1967-1973
29	33	Crane, Dr. and Mrs. Paul (Sophie): Korea, 1965-1971
29	34	Crane, Rev. and Mrs. William H. "Hank" (Anne): Switzerland, 1962-1971
29	35	Crawford, Rev. and Mrs. John (Sylvia): Congo, 1967-1970
29	36	Crawford, Miss Mary: Congo, 1964-1973

30	1	Crow, Rev. and Mrs. Jon (Flora): Brazil, 1965-1970
30	2	Cumming, Rev. and Mrs. Daniel J. (Shannon): Korea, 1965-1971
30	3	Missionary correspondence, D, 1965-1973
30	4	Darnell, Rev. and Mrs. J. Millen (Suzanne): Ecuador, 1965-1966
30	5	Daugherty, Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. (Carrie): Brazil, 1962-1973
30	6	Davis, Mr. and Mrs. John (Emma): Brazil, 1965-1969
30	7	Davis, Rev. and Mrs. Walter T. (Libby): Congo, 1965-1973
30	8	Dietrick, Rev. and Mrs. Ronald B. (Bess): Korea, 1965-1973
30	9	Dinkins, Rev. Fred R.: Brazil, 1965-1973
30	10	Dixon, Dr. and Mrs. W. Rion (Anne): Mexico, 1965-1973
30	11	DuBose, Rev. and Mrs. Pierre W. (Lois): Brazil, 1970-1971
30	12	Missionary correspondence, E, 1967-1973
30	13	Ellington, Rev. and Mrs. John (Jo Ann): Congo, 1965-1971
30	14	Missionary correspondence, F, 1965-1973
30	15	Farlow, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph (Beth): Taiwan, 1965-1967
30	16	Farrior, Rev. and Mrs. Stacy (Ruth): China, 1966-1971
30	17	Fultz, Dr. Catherine: Japan, 1966-1973
30	18	Missionary correspondence, G, 1965-1973
30	19	Gartrell, Rev. E.H.: Brazil, 1965
30	20	Goodrum, Mr. and Mrs. Garland (Eleanor): Congo, 1966-1970
30	21	Grana, Rev. and Mrs. Gregory (Janice): Congo, 1965
30	22	Grubbs, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill (Alma): Korea, 1968-1973
30	23	Guedes, Rev. John D.: Brazil, 1970
30	24	Gutierrez, Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. (Tina): Mexico, 1966-1973
30	25	Missionary correspondence, H, 1965-1973
30	26	Hahn, Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. (Gracie): Brazil, 1965-1973
30	27	Hamilton, Rev. and Mrs. David (Marilyn): Mexico, 1965-1969
30	28	Hamilton, Rev. and Mrs. David (Marilyn): Mexico (re: Richard Dye), 1970-1972
30	29	Henderlite, Dr. Langdon Moseley: Brazil, 1951, 1961, 1968-1970
30	30	Hoffeld, Miss Marjorie Ann: Congo, 1965-1973
30	31	Hollandsworth, Rev. and Mrs. J.R. (Dorothy): Mexico, 1967-1972
30	32	Hopper, Rev. and Mrs. Joe B. (Dot): Korea, 1965-1972
30	33	Hudson, Rev. George A.: China, Taiwan, 1965-1967
30	34	Huntley, Rev. and Mrs. C. Betts (Martha): Korea, 1965-1973
30	35	Hurst, Rev. and Mrs. George H. (Hazel): Brazil, 1965-1973
30	36	Missionary correspondence, I and J, 1965-1972
30	37	Jackson, Rev. and Mrs. James L., Jr. (Marcia): Congo, 1965-1972
30	38	Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Edson, Jr. (Sidney): Mexico, 1962-1973
30	39	Junkin, Miss Nettie: Taiwan, 1966-1972
30	40	Junkin, Rev. and Mrs. William F., Jr. (Jessie): Taiwan, 1965-1972
30	41	Missionary correspondence, K, 1965-1973

31	1	Kaller, Rev. Donald W.: Brazil, 1966-1973
31	2	Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. (Kitty): Mexico, 1965-1968
31	3	King, Mrs. Earl S., Jr. (Virginia): Congo, 1965-1972
31	4	Knight, Miss Lida: Brazil, 1965-1966
31	5	Korea Mission history file (includes correspondence, reminiscences of Rev. and Mrs. W.D. Reynolds, and undated, unattributed manuscript: "The Word Made Flesh in Korea"), 1957-1973
31	6	Kyle, Mr. and Mrs. B. Mac (Jean): Iran, 1968-1973
31	7	Missionary correspondence, L, 1965-1973
31	8	Lamb, Miss June: Japan, 1966-1968
31	9	Lancaster, Rev. and Mrs. Lewis H., Jr. (Virginia): Japan, 1965-1973
31	10	Langham, Rev. and Mrs. Edward C., Jr. (Betty): Brazil, 1965-1966
31	11	Lannon, Rev. and Mrs. Donald E. (O'Neal): Japan, 1967-1970
31	12	Lawrence, Rev. and Mrs. William T. (Carol): Mexico, 1966-1972
31	13	Linton, Rev. and Mrs. Hugh (Betty): Korea, 1965-1972
31	14	Linton, Rev. T. Dwight: Japan (most of folder relates to Linton's 1970 article "Crisis in Mission"), 1965, 1970-1971
31	15	Logan, Rev. and Mrs. Charles Alexander (Laura): Japan, 1959-1963
31	16	Long, Rev. Paul B.: Brazil, 1966-1972
31	17	Longnecker, Dr. and Mrs. J. Hershey (Minnie Hauhart): Congo, 1965-1971
31	18	Lumpkin, Miss Estelle: Japan, 1965
31	19	Lyle, Rev. and Mrs. Gordon L. (Joy): Mexico, 1965-1967
31	20	Lytton, Rev. and Mrs. Robert (Billie): Brazil, 1966-1971
31	21	Missionary correspondence, Ma-Mc, 1965-1973
31	22	Missionary correspondence, Me-My, 1965-1973
31	23	Magruder, Rev. and Mrs. James (Frances): Japan, 1965-1971
31	24	Maxwell, Rev. and Mrs. Jack E. (Betty): Brazil, 1965-1972
31	25	McAlpine, Rev. and Mrs. James A. (Pauline): Japan, 1965-1973
31	26	McCall, Rev. R. Donnell: Taiwan, 1966-1973
31	27	McDonald, Dr. and Mrs. George (Barbara): Taiwan, 1965-1970
31	28	McIlwaine, Dr. William A.: Japan, 1966, 1971
31	29	Miller, Rev. David: Congo, 1965-1973
31	30	Miller, Rev. William M.: Iran, 1943-1962
31	31	Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. H. Petrie (Mary Belle): Korea, 1965-1971
31	32	Mooney, Dr. and Mrs. Robert N. (Dorothy): Japan, 1966-1971
31	33	Moore, Rev. and Mrs. David M. (Grace): Japan, 1965-1973
31	34	Moore, Miss Margaret: Congo, 1968-1973
31	35	Moore, Miss Mary Doris "Dot": Congo, 1965-1972
31	36	Morriss, Rev. and Mrs. Woodward D. (Mary Ann): Japan, 1965-1970
31	37	Moseley, Rev. and Mrs. William B. (Ruth): Brazil, 1965-1973
31	38	Myers, Rev. Harry White: Japan (re: experience as a prisoner of war in Japan), 1942-1948

32	1	Missionary correspondence, N and O, 1965-1972
32	2	Olson, Mrs. Janice: Brazil, 1967-1970
32	3	Missionary correspondence, P, 1965-1973
32	4	Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Wade (Libby): Congo, 1965-1969
32	5	Petersen, Rev. and Mrs. Henry F., III (Martha Jane): Ghana, Taiwan, 1965-1971
32	6	Price, Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. (Essie): China, 1953, 1967-1970
32	7	Prince, Dr. and Mrs. Clarence E., Jr. (Moneta): Korea, 1965-1968
32	8	Quinn, Miss Edna: Brazil, 1965-1969
32	9	Missionary correspondence, R, 1965-1973
32	10	Rambo, Dr. and Mrs. V. Birch (Margaret): Congo, 1965-1973
32	11	Rawlins, Mr. and Mrs. William J. (Jackie): Brazil, 1968-1970
32	12	Reagan, Rev. and Mrs. John (Todd): Japan, 1965-1971
32	13	Reed, Rev. and Mrs. Ralph C. (Judy): Congo, 1966-1970
32	14	Ribble, Rev. and Mrs. Richard B. (Jean Vivian): Japan, 1966-1970
32	15	Rice, Mr. and Mrs. William E. (Liz): Taiwan, 1965-1973
32	16	Richards, Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence H. (Evelyn): Iran, 1966-1972
32	17	Richardson, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Price (Agnes): China, 1965-1970
32	18	Rickabaugh, Rev. and Mrs. Homer T. (Natalie): Korea, 1966-1971
32	19	Roberts, Rev. Earle D.: Brazil, 1965-1966
32	20	Ross, Rev. and Mrs. David E. (Ellen): Korea, 1966-1972
32	21	Ross, Dr. Hervey Leonidas: Mexico, 1965-1966
32	22	Ross, Dr. and Mrs. J. Hervey (Pauline): Mexico (also includes material on Hervey L. Ross), 1966-1969
32	23	Rule, Dr. and Mrs. William, III (Effie): Congo, 1955, 1965-1971
32	24	Missionary correspondence, S, 1965-1973
32	25	Seel, Dr. and Mrs. David J. (Mary): Korea, 1965-1971
32	26	Sells, Miss Margaret: Taiwan, 1969-1972
32	27	Sisk, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert (Lori): Brazil, 1966-1973
32	28	Sloop, Rev. and Mrs. Stephen J. (Frances): Brazil, 1965-1973
32	29	Smith, Rev. David Wayne: Brazil, 1965-1970
32	30	Smith T., Dr. Joanne: Korea, Vietnam, 1966-1970
32	31	Spach, Mr. and Mrs. Jule C. (Nancy): Brazil, 1966-1973
32	32	Streich, Rev. and Mrs. Paul H. (Betty): Ecuador, 1948-1967

33	1	Swayze, Rev. Richard: Brazil, 1966-1973
33	2	Sydenstricker, Rev. and Mrs. J. Marion (Myrtle): Brazil, 1965-1973
33	3	Missionary correspondence, T, 1965-1972
33	4	Taggart, Miss Barbara Ann: Mexico, 1965-1966
33	5	Talmage, Rev. and Mrs. John E. (Rocky): Korea, 1965-1971
33	6	Taylor, Rev. and Mrs. Arch B., Jr. (Margaret): Japan, 1963-1973
33	7	Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald K. (Barbara): Mexico, 1964-1968
33	8	Taylor, Rev. and Mrs. T. Reichardt (Elizabeth): Brazil, 1955, 1968-1971
33	9	Torres, Miss Haydee: Brazil, 1965-1969
33	10	Missionary correspondence, V and W, 1965-1973
33	11	Vass, Rev. and Mrs. Lachlan C. (Winifred): Congo, 1965-1971
33	12	Wallof, Rev. and Mrs. Harold (JoAnne): Brazil, 1965-1968
33	13	Washburn, Rev. and Mrs. William (Blondie): Congo, 1962-1972
33	14	Whallon, Rev. and Mrs. Daniel O. (Cary): Brazil, 1965-1973
33	15	Williamson, Rev. and Mrs. David Lee (Virginia): Brazil, 1965-1969
33	16	Missionary correspondence, Y and Z, 1967-1973

		Subseries 5: Mission Correspondence, Minutes, and Reports, 1918-1973, bulk 1936-1941, 1961-1973

		Brazil Mission
33	17	ABC Crusade (Cruzada de Acao Basica Crista), 1968-1970
33	18	Brazil Field Secretary, Rev. Milton L. Daughtery, 1970
33	19	Brazil Field Secretary, Rev. Thomas W. Foley, 1971
33	20-21	Brazil Mission, 1961-1971
33	22	Brazil Mission Secretary, Rev. Milton L. Daughtery, 1963-1965
33	23	Brazil Mission Secretary, Rev. Milton L. Daughtery, 1969
33	24	Coordinating Committee of the Brazil Mission, 1961-1964
33	25	Coordinating Committee of the Brazil Mission, 1963-1965
33	26	Coordinating Committee of the Brazil Mission, 1964-1968
33	27	Coordinating Committee of the Brazil Mission, 1966
33	28	East Brazil Mission, 1938-1940
33	29	East Brazil Mission, 1941

34	1	East Brazil Mission, 1960-1964
34	2	East Brazil Mission, 1965-1967
34	3	North Brazil Mission, 1938-1940
34	4	North Brazil Mission, 1941
34	5	North Brazil Mission, 1961-1964
34	6	North Brazil Mission, 1965-1967
34	7	West Brazil Mission, 1938-1940
34	8	West Brazil Mission, 1941
34	9	West Brazil Mission, 1961-1964
34	10	West Brazil Mission, 1965-1967

		China Mission
34	11-12	Egbert W. Smith, China Mission station reports, 1918-1919
34	13	Church of Christ in China, 1938-1939
34	14	Mid-China Mission, 1938
34	15	Mid-China Mission, 1939
34	16	Mid-China Mission, 1940
34	17	Mid-China Mission, 1941
34	18	North Kiangsu Mission, 1938
34	19	North Kiangsu Mission, 1939
34	20	North Kiangsu Mission, 1940
34	21	North Kiangsu Mission, 1941

		Congo Mission (American Presbyterian Congo Mission)
34	22	Bulape Plan for the Integration of the APCM and the EPC (Eglise Presbyterienne au Congo), circa 1969
34	23	Congo Deputation background material, 1961
34	24	Congo Field Secretary, Mr. John Pritchard, 1965-1969
34	25	Congo Field Secretary, Mr. John Pritchard, 1968
34	26	Congo Field Secretary, Mr. John Pritchard, 1969-1970
34	27	Congo Field Secretary, Rev. Earl S. King, Jr., 1970

35	1	Congo Mission, 1938
35	2	Congo Mission, 1939
35	3	Congo Mission, 1940
35	4	Congo Mission, 1941
35	5-6	Congo Mission, 1960-1963
35	7	Congo Mission, 1964
35	8	Congo Mission, 1964-1968
35	9	Congo Mission, 1965
35	10	Congo Mission, 1965-1966
35	11	Congo Mission, 1965-1970
35	12	Congo Mission, 1971-1972
35	13	Conseil Protestant du Congo/Eglise du Christ au Congo, 1969-1970
35	14	Eglise Presbyterienne au Congo (EPC), 1970-1971
35	15	Eglise Presbyterienne de Kinshasa (EPK), 1970-1971
35	16	Institut Medical Chretien du Kasai (IMCK), 1969-1971
35	17	Methodist-Presbyterian Hostel, Kinshasa, 1970

		Iraq Mission
35	18-19	United Mission in Iraq (Reformed Church in America, United Church of Christ, UPCUSA, PCUS), 1961-1970

		Japan Mission
35	20-22	C. Darby Fulton Files, NCC of Japan and Japan International Christian University, 1943-1956

36	1	Church-Mission relationships in Japan, 1969-1971
36	2-3	Golden Castle College, 1938-1939
36	4	Japan Mission, 1938
36	5	Japan Mission, 1939
36	6	Japan Mission, 1940
36	7	Japan Mission, 1941
36	8	Japan Mission, 1961-1964
36	9	Japan Mission, 1965-1967
36	10	Japan Mission, 1968-1970
36	11	Shrines (includes material on Japan and Korea), 1936-1941

		Korea Mission
36	12	Egbert W. Smith files, Korean and missionary statements on Korean situation (related to Korean Independence Movement), 1919	Digital
36	13	Egbert W. Smith files, Presbyterian Church in Canada statement on Korean situation (related to Korean Independence Movement), 1919	Digital
36	14	Egbert W. Smith files, letters from Korea (related to Korean Independence Movement), 1919	Digital
36	15	Korea Field Secretary, Dr. G. Thompson Brown, 1968
36	16	Korea Field Secretary, Dr. G. Thompson Brown, 1968-1969
36	17	Korea Field Secretary, Dr. G. Thompson Brown, 1970-1971
36	18	Korea Mission, 1936-1939
36	19	Korea Mission, 1938
36	20	Korea Mission, related to Chunju property, 1938-1939
36	21	Korea Mission, 1939
36	22	Korea Mission, 1940
36	23	Korea Mission, 1941

37	1	Korea Mission, related to Soonchun property in Kunsan, 1941
37	2	Korea Mission, 1961-1963
37	3	Korea Mission, 1964
37	4	Korea Mission, 1964-1965
37	5	Korea Mission, 1966-1968
37	6	Korea Mission, 1968-1971
37	7	Presbyterian Medical Center, Chunju, 1966-1971
37	8	Shrines, Korea, 1940
37	9	Study papers, Korea Mission, 1961
37	10	Taejon Presbyterian College and Shikoku Christian College (Japan), appeal for funds, 1966-1968
37	11	Taejon Presbyterian College/Soongsil College merger, 1968-1971

		Mexico Mission
37	12	Committee on Cooperative Work in Mexico, 1964-1968
37	13	Mexico Field Secretary, Mr. Ben F. Gutierrez, 1971
37	14	Mexico Mission, 1937-1938
37	15	Mexico Mission, 1939
37	16	Mexico Mission, 1939-1940
37	17	Mexico Mission, 1961-1964
37	18	Mexico Mission, 1965
37	19	Mexico Mission, 1965-1966
37	20	Mexico Mission, 1966-1971
37	21	Mexico Mission, 1971-1972

		Portugal Mission
38	1-2	Joint Committee for Portugal (UPCUSA, PCUS, Presbyterian Church of Brazil), 1957-1971

		Taiwan Mission
38	3	Taiwan Mission, 1956, 1961-1964
38	4	Taiwan Mission, 1964-1968
38	5	Taiwan Mission, 1969-1971

		SERIES III: PHOTOGRAPHS, 1946-1947

		*Asia mission tour photos, taken by Dr. C. Darby Fulton and Dr. William M. Elliott, Jr., 1946-1947*
38	6	Snapshot titles; script for Fulton/Elliott Asia Mission Tour filmstrip, 1946-1947
38	7	Portraits of Fulton and Elliott; photo #4-15 (#1, 2, 3, missing) (voyage to Asia, maps, and China)
38	8	Photo #16-30 (China)
38	9	Photo #31-46 (#42 missing) (China)
38	10	Photo #47-71 (#49, 51-52, 56-60, 66-67 missing) (China, Japan)
38	11	Photo #73-95 (#79-82, 84-87 missing) (Japan, Korea)
38	12	Photo #96-116 and unidentified (#97, 104, 106 missing) (Korea, voyage to U.S.)

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