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1950
Personal papers of Capen family, two generations of American Baptist missionaries to the Swatow region in China, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong.
1950, 1950
1950's ff- Letters to and from friends
The collection is organized by series of Younger’s professional activities and involvements, which also makes it loosely organized chronologically. The collection begins in the year 1951 with the beginning of Younger’s first professional activity, his pastorate in Pennsylvania. There are, of course throughout the collection, years and professional activities that overlap.
1950's ff- other activities; Chair of Local School Board; Clergy for Choice
The collection is organized by series of Younger’s professional activities and involvements, which also makes it loosely organized chronologically. The collection begins in the year 1951 with the beginning of Younger’s first professional activity, his pastorate in Pennsylvania. There are, of course throughout the collection, years and professional activities that overlap.
1950s NABWU Continental Assembly reports 1953-1967
1951
Personal papers of Capen family, two generations of American Baptist missionaries to the Swatow region in China, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong.
1951 - 1955
The collection is organized by series of Younger’s professional activities and involvements, which also makes it loosely organized chronologically. The collection begins in the year 1951 with the beginning of Younger’s first professional activity, his pastorate in Pennsylvania. There are, of course throughout the collection, years and professional activities that overlap.
1951-1975
The collection is organized by series of Younger’s professional activities and involvements, which also makes it loosely organized chronologically. The collection begins in the year 1951 with the beginning of Younger’s first professional activity, his pastorate in Pennsylvania. There are, of course throughout the collection, years and professional activities that overlap.