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- Minutes of Annual Assembly of the Churches of East Tennessee, North Georgia, and Western North Carolina, Held January 26 & 27, 1906, at Camp Creek, N.C.
- Church of God; Churches; Documents
- This pamphlet is a reproduction of the Annual Assembly Minutes of what became known as the Church of God (Cleveland, Tenn.). The first production of it is unknown. These minutes discuss the religious convictions and beliefs of the church at the...
- Lee University
- Letter giving charter number for fraternal lodge in Wheeling, 1869.
- Lodges; Fraternal lodges; Fraternal organizations;
- This is a letter giving the charter number for a lodge in Wheeling. The date on the letter is April 16, 1869. The charter number is 327. This number was given to the lodge by the state deputy for Ohio. He promised to come visit the lodge in...
- Wheeling Jesuit University
- History of Talbott Community (Barbour County, W. Va.)
- Early history of a West Virginia community. Content appears to have been written in early 20th century.
- West Virginia Wesleyan College
- Founding of Lindsey Wilson College
- Lindsey Wilson College
- Lindsey Wilson College
- Investigating Conditions
- Missions
- Describes the author's travels in Western North Carolina, on behalf of the Asheville Presbytery, for the purpose of investigating living conditions.
- Lees-McRae College
- Cherokee Customs
- Indians of North America
- Description of the author's attendance at a Cherokee ball game.
- Lees-McRae College
- Only a Miner
- Interviews; Singing; Mining;
- Mack Jenks sings an unaccompanied funeral song he and his brother, Orville, wrote about coal mining. This interview, by Roddy Moore takes place in Mack's home in McDowell County, West Virginia. Mack worked in the mines periodically from the ages...
- Ferrum College
- funeral song, harmonica (talking)
- Interviews; Singing; Mining; Mouth organs;
- Mack Jenks talks about the song he just sang (Little Lump of Coal) which was a funeral song, and playing harmonica at a dance. This interview, by Roddy Moore takes place in Mack's home in McDowell County, West Virginia. Mack worked in the mines...
- Ferrum College
- Little Lump of Coal
- Interviews; Singing; Mining;
- Mack Jenks sings an unaccompanied song about coal mining. This interview, by Roddy Moore takes place in Mack's home in McDowell County, West Virginia. Mack worked in the mines periodically from the ages of 13 to 59.
- Ferrum College
- songwriting (talking)
- Interviews; Singing;
- Mack Jenks talks about he and his brother, Orville, writing songs. This interview, by Roddy Moore takes place in Mack's home in McDowell County, West Virginia. Mack worked in the mines periodically from the ages of 13 to 59.
- Ferrum College
- Heaven's Bouquet
- Interviews; Singing; Spirituals;
- Mack Jenks sings an unaccompanied song his brother Orville wrote and he revised. This interview, by Roddy Moore takes place in Mack's home in McDowell County, West Virginia. Mack worked in the mines periodically from the ages of 13 to 59.
- Ferrum College
- Mansions in Heaven
- Interviews; Singing; Spirituals;
- Mack Jenks sings an unaccompanied song he wrote. This interview, by Roddy Moore takes place in Mack's home in McDowell County, West Virginia. Mack worked in the mines periodically from the ages of 13 to 59.
- Ferrum College
- Kennedy Lowered the Boom
- Interviews; Singing;
- Mack Jenks sings an unaccompanied song he wrote about the Cuban Missle Crisis. This interview, by Roddy Moore takes place in Mack's home in McDowell County, West Virginia. Mack worked in the mines periodically from the ages of 13 to 59.
- Ferrum College
- Someone Waiting for You
- Interviews; Singing;
- Mack Jenks sings an unaccompanied song about coal mining. This interview, by Roddy Moore takes place in Mack's home in McDowell County, West Virginia. Mack worked in the mines periodically from the ages of 13 to 59.
- Ferrum College
- Union Blues
- Interviews; Singing;
- Mack Jenks sings an unaccompanied song he wrote about coal mining. This interview, by Roddy Moore takes place in Mack's home in McDowell County, West Virginia. Mack worked in the mines periodically from the ages of 13 to 59.
- Ferrum College
- playing together at union meetings (talking)
- Interviews; Singing; Mining;
- Mack Jenks talks about singing with his brother, Orville, at the union meetings and dances, and writing the Motorman song about a local event. This interview, by Roddy Moore takes place in Mack's home in McDowell County, West Virginia. Mack...
- Ferrum College
- singing at Union convention in 1935 (talking)
- Interviews; Singing; Mining;
- Mack Jenks talks about singing with his brother, Orville, at UMWA convention. This interview, by Roddy Moore takes place in Mack's home in McDowell County, West Virginia. Mack worked in the mines periodically from the ages of 13 to 59.
- Ferrum College
- singing at union meetings (talking)
- Interviews; Singing; Mining;
- Mack Jenks talks about singing with his brother, Orville, at Union meetings and working for Ford. This interview, by Roddy Moore takes place in Mack's home in McDowell County, West Virginia. Mack worked in the mines periodically from the ages of...
- Ferrum College
- playing for dances, Victrolla (talking)
- Interviews; Singing; Dance;
- Mack Jenks talks about singing with his brother for dances in the early 1920's. This interview, by Roddy Moore takes place in Mack's home in McDowell County, West Virginia. Mack worked in the mines periodically from the ages of 13 to 59.
- Ferrum College
- learning to play, violinist friend (talking)
- Interviews; Singing;
- Mack Jenks talks about learning to play music, and a friend who was a fine violin player.. This interview, by Roddy Moore takes place in Mack's home in McDowell County, West Virginia. Mack worked in the mines periodically from the ages of 13 to...
- Ferrum College