File Collection (Friends Historical Collection)
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Mary M. Hobbs -- Biographical [subject file]
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This folder contains newpaper clippings from the News and Observer paper in Raleigh about Mary Mendenhall Hobbs written by Nell Lewis. There is also another article written by Lou Rogers about Mary Hobbs in "We The People."
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Mary M. Hobbs -- Degrees [subject file]
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This folder contains a typed essay stating that Mary M. Hobbs has earned her Doctorate in literature. There are also newspaper clippings about her earning her degree.
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Mary M. Hobbs -- Memorials to Hobbs [subject file]
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This folder contains a memorial approved by the New Garden Monthly meeting about the life and death of Mary M. Hobbs. There are two writtings about Mary M. Hobbs and her vison of women's education written by Rachel Taylor. There are also clippings about Mary Hobbs in the Guilfordian and another paper.
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Mary M. Hobbs -- Miscellaneous Writings [subject file]
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In this folder there is a clipping that mentions Mary M. Hobbs. There are articles written by Mary Hobbs in the newpaper titled, "Old Jamestown." The articles are, "This Alarm Over the Danger Of Knowledge" and "The Improvement of Country Homes." There is an article in a book called, "The Deaf Carolina" that Mary Hobbs wrote titled, "A Talk on Witches." There is a poem written by Mary Hobbs as well.
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Mary M. Hobbs -- Photographs [subject file]
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In this folder there are four pictures of Mary Hobbs. The first picture is a head shot of Mary Mendenhall Hobbs. The second is a picture of four women: Julia Moore, Genivive Blair, Mary Hobbs, and Gertrude Mendenhall, taken at Guilford College. The third picture is Mary Hobbs in her cap and gown. The last photo is of Mary Hobbs and Lyndon Hobbs arm in arm.
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Raymond and Helen T. Binford -- Pamphlet [subject file]
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This pamphlet is a tribute to the Life of Raymond Binford published by the Fifty Year Group of the Guilford College Association in 1961, ten years after his death. The text includes photographs, Binford's quotations, and several essays, one of which is a dedication from his four children.
