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Edwin B. Bronner papers

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Call Number:
MC.1171
Repository:
Haverford College Quaker & Special Collections
Extent:
6.75 linear ft. (11 boxes and 6 volumes)
Language:
English
Preferred Citation:
Edwin B. Bronner papers (HC.MC.1171), Quaker & Special Collections, Haverford College, Haverford, PA.
Date:
1952-1978 (inclusive)
Creator:
Bronner, Edwin B., 1920-
Form:
Correspondence, letters (correspondence), and Business records
Abstract:
Papers from the Fourth World Conference of Friends (Quakers) which was held at Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina, in 1967. Edwin Bronner was chair of the Executive Committee of the American Section, but there was worldwide representation by Friends and guests. A well known speaker at the conference was U.N. Secretary General U Thant.

The World Conference of Friends was held approximately every 15 years (1: 1920; 2: 1937; 3: 1952; 4: 1967) the 5th, scheduled for 1982, took place in 1991, allowing each new generation of Friends to participate in and understand contributions, opportunities, and problems facing the Society. The purpose of the conference has been defined as: "deepening of fellowship in the Spirit, in inspiration and mutual support, in growing awareness of worldwide membership of the Society."

The 1967 conference took place from July 25 to August 2, 1967, at Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina. The conference theme was "Seek, Find, Share: the Time is this Present". There were 900 representatives appointed by their Yearly Meetings worldwide, including 550 from 26 American Yearly Meetings.

Edwin Bronner served as chair of Friends World Committee, American Section from 1967 to 1971; he was chair of Friends World Committee for Consultation from 1974 to 79; he was the former Librarian of Haverford College and former Curator of the Haverford Quaker Collection, as well as a professor of history. Douglas Steere was chair of Friends World Committee for Consultation at that time.

The Friends World Conference Committee (WCC4), Planning Committee of the Friends World Committee, American Section (FWCA), and Friends World Committee for Consultation (FWCC) organized the 4th World Conference of Friends (hereafter WCF; thus the 4th Conference in 1967 = WCF4). WCF2 (1937) had established the Friends World Committee for Consultation in 1937, among other things, to "act in a consultative capacity to promote better understanding among Friends the world over …" and to disseminate information concerning Quaker contributions in world affairs, in which capacities it continues to function today. All members of Yearly Meetings or other groups of the Religious Society of Friends which choose to affiliate are members of FWCC.

(Information from internal evidence, the Dictionary of Quaker Biography, obituary notices, and GV VIII)

Papers from the Fourth World Conference of Friends (Quakers), which was held at Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina, in 1967. Edwin Bronner was chair of the Executive Committee of the American Section, but there was worldwide representation by Friends and guests. A well known speaker at the conference was U.N. Secretary General U Thant.

There are materials related to the 1967 Fourth World Conference of Friends. Other materials are on the business of Friends World Committee, American Section, Friends World Committee for Consultation and World Council of Churches, 1963-1978 (bulk: 1967-1978; only the World Council of Churches folder is 1963). The business includes the 1967 Fourth World Conference of Friends. In small part, Edwin Bronner served as an observer at the central committee of the World Council of Churches (1963) and as Chair of the Friends World Committee for Consultation (1974-1979). The collection contains correspondence and other documents pertaining to the business of Friends World Committee, American Section; Friends World Committee for Consultation; and World Council of Churches. Correspondents include: Herbert Hadley, William Barton, Tayeko Yamanouchi, Robert Rumsey, Barrett Hollister, Filemona Indire, Thomas Lung'aho, Lewis Waddilove, and Margaret Gibbins.

"Utopian Failures" includes six volumes of typescript (copy) dealing with the history of Pennsylvania from 1681-1701 containing material about the religion, philosophy, economic, and social life of people of Pennsylvania, a colony established as a "holy experiment," a utopian community based in virtuous government which did not transpire.

Folders are arranged chronologically with arrangement within years, except in cases where, for research purposes, material was kept together across years, as e.g. "minutes of the planning committees, 1964-1967;" occasionally, the logical progression of events across years mandates placing folders chronologically in sequence rather than alphabetically (e.g. the study books in box 1). Material within folders is also arranged chronologically.

The Edwin B. Bronner papers were donated to Special Collections, Haverford College in 1993 by Edwin B. Bronner and transfered in 2010 from Pennsylvania State Archives. Addition is of unknown acquisition.

Original processing information unknown. Addition added August, 2018. Reboxed and finding aid updated June 2023 by Maxwell Champlin.

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Haverford College Quaker & Special Collections
Finding Aid Date
August, 2018
Access Restrictions

The collection is open for research use.

Use Restrictions

Standard Federal Copyright Laws Apply (U.S. Title 17).

Collection Inventory

American Quakers Today – First Study Book, 1964-1966.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Correspondence for use at WCF4 re book published by the Friends World Committee, American Section, describing five distinct groups within the Society of Friends of 1967: Friends United meeting; Friends General Conference; Evangelical Friends Alliance; Conservative Friends; Unaffiliated Friends Meetings. Ca. 60 items.

Minutes of planning committees, 1964-1967.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

These include: FWCC Ad Hoc Committee Planning, Ireland, July 29-30, 1964; WCC4 – Western Hemisphere Division, Pittsburgh, Feb. 21-22, 1965; FWCC Planning Committee, Holland, Apr. 19, 1965; WCC4, Executive Committee, Greensboro, May 16, 1965; WCC4, Joint Executive Committee, American and European Division, Oct. 8-11, 1965; WCC4, American Division, Carmel, Indiana, Nov. 20-21, 1965; FWCC, Planning Committee (Europe), Liselund, Slagelse, Denmark, Apr. 12, 1966, also agenda; WCC4, Am. Division, Executive Committee, May 21-22, 1966; WCC4, Joint Executive Committee, Greensboro, N. Carolina, Oct. 20-14, 1966; WCC4, Am. Section, May 21-21, 1967. Ca. 10 items.

Friends World Conference Committee 4, 1964-1965.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

FWCA addresses planning issues to American members of Special Committee or Executive Committee for World Conference. Letters of Executive Secretary, Herbert Hadley, Edwin Bronner and others; also projected quotas of attendees by Yearly Meeting. Ca. 30 items

Background conference committee - Pittsburgh, 1964-1965.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Organization and review of plans developed to date and review of previous conferences. Ca. 10 items

Joint (American and European divisions) executive committee of WCF4 met in Holland, July - October 1965.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Letters of Blanche Shaffer, Douglas Steere, Fumiye Miho (on how to interest Japanese Friends in the Conference), Joe Havens (on theological issues among Friends), Edwin Bronner; agenda for the meeting. Ca 45 items.

Follow up meeting in Holland, October - December 1966.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Including correspondence between Edwin Bronner and Lewis Waddilove (on his being offered position of Clerk of WCF4), Blanche Shaffer, Clerks of Yearly Meetings and others; meeting of WCC4, Am. Division, in Carmel, Indiana, Nov. 21-21, 1965, including agenda. Ca. 15 items

No Time But This Present - first (WCF4) study book - correspondence, 1965-1966.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Includes correspondence (for WCF4) between Edwin Bronner and Herbert Hadley, Ormerod Greenwood, Blanche Shaffer, Douglas Steere and others on the content's and distribution of the Study Book by approximately 25 authors to be used in preparation for the conference . ca. 50 items

No Time But This Present (first study book) - comments, 1965-1966.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Includes comments on the essays by British Friends, Edwin Bronner and others, questions to the authors as well as some of the actual essays in typescript as prepared for the Study Book and organized within five categories: Nurture of spiritual life; Peace; "Race relations: Meeting as community"; and Ecumenical task ca. 40 items

Advance study committee - No Time But This Present, Undated.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Includes minutes of the Advance Study Committee (Dec., 1965), a paper by Roland Bainton on the Future of Quakerism, and correspondence on first and second study books, the second one primarily to contain responses to No Time But This Present, but also to include some new papers, such as on the importance of missions and outreach prepared by the Friends of the Evangelical Friends Alliance. Letter writers include Edwin Bronner, Marshall Sutton, Kenneth Carroll, Blanche Shaffer and others. ca. 50 items

Seek, Find, Share (Second study book), 1966-1967.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Includes correspondence on the collection of responses to the first Study Book edited by J. Floyd Moore by 41 Quakers from around the world, plus Friends Meetings. Letter writers include Edwin Bronner, J. Floyd Moore (Conference Secretary), Everett Cattell, Ferner Nuhn, Geoffrey Sowers and others. ca. 40 items

Contracts with Guilford, UNC-Greensboro et. al., 1965-1967.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Correspondence of Edwin Bronner, Barrett Hollister, Lewis Waddilove, Grimsley Hobbs, Joseph Bryson, David Parsons regarding the general issues of conference site, housing and board, facilities, staffing, insurance, book service. Ca. 50 items

Committee structure, 1965-1966.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Includes chart of hierarchy headed by WCC4 and a textual explanation of committee structure and possible expansion; also, correspondence of Edwin Bronner, chair of WCC4 with committee members and other conference participants, such as Thomas Lung'aho, Benjamin Ngaira, David Scull and others. Ca. 35 items

Evangelicals' Emphases, 1965-1967.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Includes correspondence of Edwin Bronner with Eugene Coffin, Arthur Roberts, Everett Cattell and others to involve and interest Evangelical Friends in WCF4. Ca. 35 items

Finance Committee, 1965-1967.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Includes correspondence of David Elkinton (treasurer), Edwin Bronner, Herbert Hadley concerning WCF costs and financial statements. Ca. 50 items

Evening and plenary session planning, 1965-1967.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Correspondence of Edwin Bronner, Herbert Hadley, J. Floyd Moore et al with William Huntington, (QUNP), Barry Hollister, Roland Warren, Thomas Lung'aho (East Africa Yearly Meeting), Colin Bell (A.F.S.C.), Hugh Doncaster, Gilbert White et al concerning speakers and speech titles, panels, committee service. Ca. 60 items

Hospitality committee, 1965-1967.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Correspondence of Edwin Bronner, Ruth Perera, and others relating to service on the hospitality committee, as well as to health and accident insurance coverage, travel arrangements, local arrangements as well as an article by Hospitality Chair, Ruth Perera for Friends Journal on how Americans can provide good hospitality to overseas Friends. Ca. 40 items

Local arrangements 1, 1965-1966.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

The first letter to Robert H. Frazier, dated May 27, 1965, requests the release of Prof. Floyd Moore from his duties at Guilford for the year beginning Sept. 1966 so that he could begin work as resident secretary of the Friends World Conference. This is signed by Edwin Bronner and Douglas Steere. Other letters written by Herbert Hadley, Grimsley Hobbs concern early planning relating to Guilford and U.N.C. at Greensboro and N.C.Y.M. Ca. 15 items

Program Committee, 1965-1967.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Opening discussions of organizational appointments, topics, planning meetings to later issues on completing arrangements in correspondence of Edwin Bronner, Blanche Shaffer, Herbert Hadley, Margaret Gibbins with Yukio Irie, Barrett Hollister et al. ca. 40 items

Publicity Committee, 1965-1966.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Includes correspondence of Blanche Shaffer, Alfred Stefferud (publicity comm. chair), Edwin Bronner, Herbert Hadley and others concerning what and where publicity, about the conference will appear, including possible television coverage, with great emphasis on a separately published prospectus (present); also minutes of the Nov., 1965 meeting of the Publicity Committee; (not for postage) stamp from WCF3 on Richmond Miller letter of Jan. 28, 1966. ca. 115 items

Registration, 1965-1967.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Form letters, registration forms, Yearly Meeting lists of representatives, list of WCF4 registrants as of Feb. 1967. ca. 35 items

Round Tables, 1965-1967.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Barrett Hollister, Edwin Bronner correspond with Joseph Haughton and Lorton Heusel (Round table chairs) on round table topics, attendees and speakers. ca. 30 items

Worship and Sharing, 1965-1967.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Includes correspondence of Helen Hole (co-chair of committee), Edwin Bronner on worship sharing through groups, each with about 20 members; also statement by Alexander Purdy (5.p. TS.), "Group worship in the Society of Friends"; also a report of discussions at Quaker Lake., Oct. 1966, on worship for the conference. Ca. 15 items

Correspondence, January - June 1966.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Correspondence of Herbert Hadley, Blanche Shaffer, Edwin Bronner, Margaret Gibbins concerning such matters as program, participants, study books, 10th triennial meeting of FWCC to take place in Guilford after WCF4. ca 35 items

Correspondence, June - December 1966.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Includes correspondence of Edwin Bronner, Margaret Gibbins, Barrett Hollister, Elise Boulding, J. Floyd Moore et al on communication among the various groups of Friends and other planning issues bearing on WCF4. ca. 60 items

Guilford meeting of joint executive committee, October 1966.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Includes correspondances, notes, attendance list, agenda, budget

Miscellaneous - Bronner visits NCYM, 1966.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Includes correspondances, excerpt of "No Time But This Present", Conference expectations, Notes ca. 15 items

Registration - evangelicals, 1966.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Includes correspondence with Friends Churches and yearly meetings, list of representatives

Ecumenical Observers, 1966-1967.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Correspondences between the Friends world Conference and various religious organizations regarding the sending of observers to the Friends world Conference

Exhibits, 1966-1967.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Exhibits sent to Friends world Conference by various groups, including BYM, Haverford College, and Friends Hospital

Financial Statements, 1966-1968.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Financial Statements on Friends world Conference

Fine arts, 1966.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Correspondence and notes regarding fine arts

Friends United Meeting Conference and connection to WCF 4, 1966.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Correspondence and Hotel Receipt.

Greensboro gathering, 1966-1967.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Correspondence and Schedule of greensboro gathering, a "side" gathering of the main conference

Interests and concerns, 1966-1967.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Correspondence and Book review

Interpretation (simultaneous translation), 1966-1967.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Correspondence and Summary of language needs and assets

Pre-conference preparation of leaders, 1966-1967.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Correspondence, list of attendees, meeting minutes, conference schedule

Registration - overseas (not including London and Ireland), 1966.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Correspondence

Registration - Special Problems, 1966.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Correspondence

Social Activities, 1966-1967.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Correspondence

Special Invitations, 1966-1967.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Correspondence, notes and statistics

U Thant Correspondence leading up to WCF4, 1966-1967.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Correspondence regarding timing and content of the speech given by U Thant at WCF4

Advisory Council - proposed minutes from Round Tables, 1967.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Correspondence, WCF4 program, minutes, reports and discussions/position papers

Correspondence, January 1967 - February 1967.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Correspondence and minutes

Correspondence, March 1967 - April 1967.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Correspondence and 4th FWC program

Correspondence, May 1967 - June 1967.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Correspondence and Addresses of Overseas Attendees

Correspondence - pre conference, June 1967 - July 1967.
Box 5
Correspondence miscellaneous, 1967.
Box 5
Fine arts, January 1967 - March 1967.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Correspondence and notes on phone call expecting paper for 4th FWC

Fine arts, April 1967 - July 1967.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Correspondence, Programs of two exhibits and entry form

Guilford Meeting, January 1967.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Correspondence, calendar of attendance, news release

Local arrangements 2, January 1967 - May 1967.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

correspondence, notice regarding U Thant's address, notice from New Garden Friends Meeting and a tabloid edition.

Local arrangements 3, June 1967 - July 1967.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

correspondence, plans for audio equipment, timetable (FWC 1967), Questionnaire, agenda, minutes

Program and handbook, 1967.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Handbook, program and correspondence.

Publicity Committee - end of conference, 1967.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Correspondence, notes, reports etc.

registration forms, surveys.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Correspondence, registration surveys, etc.

Special Appeals, May 1967 - June 1967.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Correspondence, list of contributions

Vietnam Concern, july 1967 - September 1967.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Correspondence, statement of concern and list of names

World Conference Reports, 1967-1968.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Correspondence, reports and minutes.

Daily bulletin "Earthquaker", 1967.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Daily Bulletins of Earthquaker during conference

Rochester world council of Churches, 1963.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Correspondence before the Friends world conference

Prospectus, 1967.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Prospectus newsprint from 1967

U Thant Speech and response by D.V. Steere, 1967.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

guest and seating lists, programs, etc.

Conference follow up, 1967.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Correspondence and number of representatives.

Conference evaluation, 1967-1968.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Request for feedback and responses

Thank you letters to Edwin B Bronner, 1967-1968.
Box 6
FWCA meeting in Chicago, 1967.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Correspondence

Finding list - Swarthmore College Archives, 1974.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Correspondence and finding list of items given to archive.

Correspondence - post-conference, Oct, Nov 1967.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Resignation of Helen G. Hole and updates on book printing

Thank you letters from Edwin B Bronner, Aug - Nov 1967.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Thank you letters from Edwin B Bronner to conference attendees and workers

FWC, American Section, 1967-1968.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Correspondence with Blanche M Shaffer, Douglas V. Steere, Donald Neff, Fred Littlefield, Paul A. Lacey, Richard P. Miller, Alexander C. Purdy. Report to the Friends consultation on Africa.

FWC, American Section - proposed Nixon visit, 1968.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Letters to Nixon and memos about a proposed Nixon visit

FWC, American Section, 1969.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Edwin Bronner was Chair. Correspondence of Edwin Bronner with Blanche Shaffer (agenda item for Advisory Comm. Re world resources concern, Jan. 27, 1969, Feb. 10, 1969), YM in Cuba and reunion of Friends in Mexico. Jan. 20, 1969 and Nov. 6, 1969; restructuring of S. Appalachian Assoc. of Friends in to S. Appalachian Yearly Meeting and Association. May 22, 1969; relationship of non-Black travellers with Africans when coming to do business in Africa, esp. Cadbury Chocolate Co., Dec. 23, 1969), Harold Smuck, William Barton (the role of FWCC as an NGO. July 2, 1969) et al concerning meetings, publications, grant, visitations; also Robert Rumsey's report of the conference of European and Near East Friends which took place in Birmingham, England, July 21-28, 1969, the minute from the Advisory Comm. Meeting, Feb. 7-8, 1969 on right sharing of world resources. Ca. 50 items

FWC, American Section - California, 1969.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Memos and correspondence

FWC, American Section, 1970.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Correspondence

FWC, American Section - St. Louis conference, 1970.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Correspondence relating to the St Louis conference of Evangelical friends

FWC, American Section, 1971.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Correspondence

FWCC interim committee, 1967-1968.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Correspondence

FWCC England, 1967-1968.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Correspondence and Study guide

FWCC 11th Triennial meeting, 1969-1970.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Correspondence, regarding the meeting which was held in Sigtuna Sweden. Including budgets, travel, plans for Middle East peace search project. Agenda

FWCC interim committee meeting, 1969.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Correspondence

FWCC, European and "Near Eastern" section, 1973.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Correspondence relating to annual meeting and conference

FWCC international friends conference, London, 1973.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Correspondence, meeting notes and planning.

FWCC 12th triennial meeting, 1973.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Correspondence and newspaper articles about FWCC, group photogrpah

FWCC, 1973-1974.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Correspondence to the international partners of FWCC

FWCC, 1974-1975.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Edwin Bronner, Chair. Correspondence of Edwin Bronner, Sharon Loewad (encloses her report of FWCC: Report on the 18th General Conference of UNESCO, Paris, Oct. – Nov. 1974 with its concerns on education, status of women, international economic order, human rights and peace, NGO relations with South Africa-Southern Rhodesia and Taiwan, the Palestine-Israeli question with UNESCO resolutions (Evangelical Friends Church, Damascus Ohio, one of few Yearly Meetings not in membership with FWCC. Jan. 7, 1975; encloses FWCC annual report for 1974 cosigned by Edwin B. Bronner and Barton. Feb. 7, 1975), Tayeko Yamanouchi, Leslie Hones, Lewis Waddilove, Donald Moon on meetings (Interim Committee, London, October 1975; FWCC 13th Triennial in 1976), comments re UNESCO, specifically dealing with Taiwan's use of the name of China and resolutions re Israel, personnel changes. Ca. 70 items

Council of European Friends, 1975.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Correspondence to Herbert Hadley, Margaret Gibbons, and Joseph Haughton

FWCC Interim Committee, 1975.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Correspondence with committee members and international friends meetings. Draft agenda. Expected list of attendees.

FWCC, 1976.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Edwin Bronner, chair. Papers, November 1975 – December 1976. Correspondence of Kathleen Hertzberg (with statement concerning the 18th triennial of FWCC attached. Nov. 15, 1975), Barrett Hollister, Leslie Hones, William Barton, Edwin Bronner (arrest of Ham Sok Han for presenting a protest against the policies of Pres. Park. Mar. 29, 1976; appointment of David Kikaya as new Executive Secretary of the FWCC, Africa Section. June 10, 1976; 11 letters to various people as a product of deliberations of the 13 th triennial meeting of FWCC in July 18-24, 1976 and n.d.), Niranjan Nath Kaul (need to promote better understanding among faiths. Oct 3, 1976), David Kikaya, Tayeko Yamanouchi, Margaret Gibbins, Herbert Hadley, Alfred Cope (issue of Esperanto as world language with other pertinent letters and materials enclosed. May 5, 1976) on meetings, including 12th triennial, Mission and Service Conference, Interim Committee, future priorities and goals; also, in documents, "Quaker statement of support for South Koreans undergoing trial"; "Patriotic Declaration of Democracy" signed by Ham Suk-hon (spelled Ham Sok Han elsewhere), Kim Dae-Jung et al. March 1, 1976. copy; annual report of FWCC, 1975) Ca. 100 items

FWCC - mission and service, 1976.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Correspondence with African, Japanese, European friends as well as Friends Churches in Calrfornia. Letters to Henry Kissinger and the South Korean ambassador regarding the arrest of the Quaker Ham Sok Hon, as well as statements by FWCC on South Koreans being tried.

FWCC - 13th triennial meeting, 1976.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Correspondence regarding a number of topics related to the FWCC. ca. 50 items.

FWCC - 13th triennial meeting program, 1976.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Letters related to the planning of the 13th triennial FWCC meeting. ca 10 items

FWCC - 13th triennial meeting - business, 1976.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Letters related to the planning and day to day running of the 13th triennial FWCC meeting. ca 10 items

FWCC - 13th triennial meeting - reports, 1976.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Letters and formal annoucments of the contents of the 13th triennial meeting. ca 5 items.

FWCC, 1977.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Correspondence regarding travel to and from London for the interim committee as well as other topics. ca. 15 items

FWCC Interim Committee, 1977.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Correspondence regarding the meeting of the interim committee in London ca. 20 items

Travel by Edwin B Bronner, 1978.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Letters regarding Edwin B Bronner's travel to Friends meetings around the world in 1978 ca. 15 items

FWCC, 1978.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

letters sent and recieved by Edwin B Bronner after his world tour. ca. 15 items

FWCC interim committee, London, 1978.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Correspondence of William Barton (program notes for the recent Interim Committee meeting. Oct. 16, 1978), Keith Smiley, Edwin Bronner (some observations on printed materials from visitation with world's Quakers. Sept. 26, 197u88), Jack Willcutts (answers questions, such as why Northwest Yearly Meeting has influence Bolivian Friends against cooperating with forthcoming Friends gathering in Chiquimula, Guatemala. Sept. 28, 1978), Christopher Taylor on plans for the Interim Committee meeting as well as other meetings, including Friends International Mission and Service Conference in Chiquimula, Guatemala; also, in documents, background papers to the Interim Committee, scope of a visit by four South African Friends to the U.S. statement from the Friends Service Council to the FWCC Interim Committee Meeting and suggested agenda for Interim Committee Meeting.

Chapters 1-5.
Volume 1
Chapters 6-10.
Volume 2
Chapters 11-13.
Volume 3
Chapters 14-16.
Volume 4
Chapters 17-19.
Volume 5
Chapters 20-23.
Volume 6

Friends World Committee correspondence, 1969-1970.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Correspondence about One Percent More program

Friends World Committee planning materials, 1965-1981.
Box 9
Friends World Committee membership lists, 1968-1972.
Box 9
Friends World Committee William Barton correspondence, 1969-1972.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Correspondence regarding Friends World College

Friends World Committee European materials, 1969-1979.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Minutes and agendas

Friends World Committee constitution, 1974-1976.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Constitution revision work

Friends World Committee Elgon Yearly Meeting, 1974-1976.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

About Elgon Yearly Meeting

Friends World Committee Elgon Yearly Meeting (2/2), 1974-1976.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

About Elgon Yearly Meeting

Friends World Committee work with the International Whaling Commission, 1977.
Box 9
Friends World Committee Korea materials, 1974-1979.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Materials about delegation to Korea

Friends World Committee India materials, 1978-1979.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Correspondence regarding travels of FWCC members to India

Friends World Committee South Africa materials, 1978-1979.
Box 10
Friends World Committee finances, 1976-1978.
Box 10
Friends World Committee goals, 1977-1979.
Box 10
Friends World Committee purpose, 1975-1977.
Box 10
Friends World Committee secretary correspondence, 1978-1979.
Box 10
Friends World Committee chairman correspondence, 1979.
Box 10
Friends World Committee associate secretary correspondence, 1978.
Box 10
Friends World Committee associate secretary correspondence, 1978-1979.
Box 10
Friends World Committee mission and service, 1979.
Box 10
Friends World Committee correspondence, 1980.
Box 10
Friends World Committee miscellaneous reports, 1981.
Box 11
Notes on "Mohonk Conference on the Negro Question" 1/2, undated.
Box 11
Notes on "Mohonk Conference on the Negro Question" 2/2, undated.
Box 11
Outline for writing on "Mohonk Conference on the Negro Question", undated.
Box 11
"Mohonk Conference on the Negro Question" published reports, 1890, 1891.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

2 copies of 1890

War ration book, 1943.
Box 11
Clinton material, 1992-1993.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

Invitation to Presidential Inauguration, 1993, photos of William J. Clinton with others

Print, Suggest