Digital Library of Appalachia

Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho
Spirituals; Pianos;
John Chiles sings and plays piano during a concert featuring black musicians of Asheville. The concert was arranged by David Holt and took place in Kittredge Theater at Warren Wilson College.
Warren Wilson College

That Chick's Too Young to Fry
Jazz; Guitars; Singing;
Johnny Moon sings and plays guitar during a concert featuring black musicians of Asheville. The concert was arranged by David Holt and took place in Kittredge Theater at Warren Wilson College. Johnny learned this song from Louie Jordan when he was...
Warren Wilson College

Do Nothing 'Til You Hear From Me
Jazz; Guitars; Singing;
Johnny Moon play guitar during a concert featuring black musicians of Asheville. The concert was arranged by David Holt and took place in Kittredge Theater at Warren Wilson College. Johnny used to play with Duke Ellington. This is a song of...
Warren Wilson College

Water Boy
Spirituals; Pianos;
John Chiles sings and plays piano during a concert featuring black musicians of Asheville. The concert was arranged by David Holt and took place in Kittredge Theater at Warren Wilson College.
Warren Wilson College

John Chiles talking about the songs he'll sing
Interviews;
John Chiles desribes the songs he'll sing during a concert featuring black musicians of Asheville. The concert was arranged by David Holt and took place in Kittredge Theater at Warren Wilson College.
Warren Wilson College

Sit Down Servant
Spirituals; Choirs (Music);
Triedstone Baptist Church's Senoir Choir sings during a concert featuring black musicians of Asheville. The concert was arranged by David Holt and took place in Kittredge Theater at Warren Wilson College. This song is led by Mary Lou Sanders.
Warren Wilson College

He Knows How Much We Can Bear
Spirituals; Choirs (Music);
Triedstone Baptist Church's Senoir Choir sings during a concert featuring black musicians of Asheville. The concert was arranged by David Holt and took place in Kittredge Theater at Warren Wilson College. This song is led by Viola Wouy.
Warren Wilson College

born 1875 in Millboro, VA (talking)
Interviews; Missionaries;
Patsy B. Turner, born 1875 in Bath County, Virginia talks with Janis Stamper about her youth and family, during an interview in her home in Breathitt County, Kentucky. Patsy came to Kentucky as a missionary in 1913.
Warren Wilson College

music in Kentucky, trip to Holy Land (talking)
Interviews; Missionaries; Prayer;
Patsy B. Turner, born 1875 in Bath County, Virginia talks with Janis Stamper about music and a pilgrimmage, during an interview in her home in Breathitt County, Kentucky. Patsy came to Kentucky as a missionary in 1913.
Warren Wilson College

mission work (talking)
Interviews; Missionaries;
Patsy B. Turner, born 1875 in Bath County, Virginia talks with Janis Stamper about mission work in Canoe, during an interview in her home in Breathitt County, Kentucky. Patsy came to Kentucky as a missionary in 1913.
Warren Wilson College

ministry in area (talking)
Interviews; Missionaries; Prayer;
Patsy B. Turner, born 1875 in Bath County, Virginia talks with Janis Stamper about the ministry in the area during an interview in her home in Breathitt County, Kentucky. Patsy came to Kentucky as a missionary in 1913.
Warren Wilson College

John and miracles (talking)
Interviews; Missionaries; Moonshine;
Patsy B. Turner, born 1875 in Bath County, Virginia talks with Janis Stamper about her ministry work during an interview in her home in Breathitt County, Kentucky. Patsy came to Kentucky as a missionary in 1913.
Warren Wilson College

coming to Kentucky (talking)
Interviews; Missionaries;
Patsy B. Turner, born 1875 in Bath County, Virginia talks with Janis Stamper about her path to Kentucky during an interview in her home in Breathitt County, Kentucky. Patsy came to Kentucky as a missionary in 1913.
Warren Wilson College

The Old Regular Baptist
Religion; Religious events; newspapers
This is a newspaper printed by the Old Regular Baptists at Millstone, Kentucky. This is volume 2, whole number 20, number 8, and was printed in September 1925. It has letters, editorial, and obituaries.
University of Pikeville

Minutes of the Eighty-Third Annual Meeting of the New Salem Association of Old Regular Baptist
Religion; Religious events
This is a copy of the original Minutes of the Eighty-Third Annual Meeting of the New Salem Association of Old Regular Baptist held with the Enterprise Church, Pike County, Kentucky, on Friday and Saturday, September 25, 26 and 27, 1908. Includes...
University of Pikeville

Alumni achievements / [unknown]. In Mountain herald / Lincoln Memorial University.
Education; Lincoln Memorial University (Harrogate, Tenn.); Lincoln Memorial University (Harrogate, Tenn.) -- Funds and scholarships.
At the annual alumni banquet held June 9, 1925, chairman Captain W. I. Jones welcomed distinguished guest and speaker the Hon. John H. Kirby, of Houston, Texas. Mr. Kirby compared the famous pioneers of Tennessee with the heroes of Texas, and he...
Lincoln Memorial University

Tri-State Singing Convention / [unknown]. In Mountain herald / Lincoln Memorial University.
Music festivals; Music;
The 7th Annual Tri-State Singing Convention aimed to attract more than 1,000 visitors to Lincoln Memorial University on August 7, 1927. The author made note of the historical singing convention, including a Welsh form called the Eisteddfod, and...
Lincoln Memorial University

Our Carolina Highlanders
Education
Text of an address to the Conference of Southern Mountain Workers, Knoxville, Tennessee, March 29, 1916, regarding education and economic development in Western North Carolina.
Lees-McRae College

Deed of Conveyance
Documents;
A piece of property in Hancock County belonging to Noah Collins was deeded to Logan Miser on September 1, 1924. Except for the Registrar's stamp, it is all handwritten.
King College

Proclamation by President Warren G. Harding of August 30, 1921 regarding state of insurrection in West Virginia and committing to providing military aid.
presidential papers; legislation; mining; coal; coal mines; West Virginia; labor; laborers
This document is a copy of a Proclamation of President Warren G. Harding, declaring the insurrection in West Virginia unlawful, and entreating the residents of the rioting counties to return to their homes by midnight of September 1, 1921. The...
University of Charleston

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