Box 63
Contains 24 Results:
to the Catholic Library Association and Modified on May 6, 1974 for Elizabeth Findly’s retirement, “The Librarian as Bookman”, April 18, 1974
to Library Science Instructors, Arkansas, “Undergraduate Library Education”, April 27 and 28, 1974
JUL Workshop, July 29, 1974
to Kentucky Library Association (also given April 19, 1967), “Pop Docs”, October 26, 1974
to Smyrna Senior Citizens, “Dictionaries- Quotations”, 1976
to Oklahoma Library Association Reference Division, “What’s Ahead for Reference Service?”, March 25, 1976
to Peabody Library School Students, “Random Remarks”, April 3, 1978
to Clarksville Area Library Association, “Special Collections in the Southeast”, April 13, 1978
at WNBA Dinner, “Tribute to Mary Stahlman Douglas”, June 3, 1978
to Bookclub, Nashville, “Blues”, November 9, 1978
to University School English Class, “Humor in Southeastern Short Story Writers”, 1979
to Rutherford County DAR’s and Later to Smyrna Rotary Club, “Americas Origins”, February 23, 1979
to Peabody Library School Students, “Southern Libraries in the Depression of the 1930’s”, April 5, 1979
to Peabody Library School Students, “On Occasion of W. Williams Leaving”, August 7, 1979
“Eudora Welty” to the Women’s Club, Murfreesboro, TN, March 19, 1981
to University of Tennessee Lectures,“Writers as Readers”, May 19, 1981
to Peabody Library School Students and Alumni, “Writers as Readers”, October 28, 1981
to Peabody Library School Alumni Reunion, “Writers as Readers”, May 29, 1982
to Friends of the Library “Peabody Collection of Books on Children”, August 29, 1982
Emergence of Modern China
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