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Letter addressed to Pinkie J. Harris sent from David Abner of Conroe Normal and Industrial College
David Abner
Envelope addressed to Mrs. P. J. Harris (Pinkie J. Harris) in Bay City, Texas, sent from David Abner, President of Conroe Normal and Industrial College. The return address is Conroe College in Conroe, Texas. The envelope is postmarked March 8, 1917, the letter is dated March 6, 1917. The letterhead reads "Conroe Normal and Industrial College. The School of Advantages in Both Literary and Industrial Pursuits."
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"Christmas Greetings" letter and illustration, addressed to Pinkie J. Harris from Rev. T. D. Hawkins
T. D. Hawkins
Illustrated letter of "Christmas Greetings" addressed to Mrs. Pinkie J. Harris (incorrectly reads "Pinkey R. Harris"), dated December 14, 1925 sent and illustrated by Reverend T. D. Hawkins in Snipe, Texas.
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Letter addressed to Pinkie J. Harris sent from David Abner of Conroe Normal and Industrial College
David Abner
Envelope addressed to P. J. Harris (Pinkie J. Harris) in Bay City, Texas, sent from David Abner, President of Conroe Normal and Industrial College. The return address is Conroe College in Conroe, Texas. The envelope is postmarked October 29, 1914. The letter is dated October 29, 1914. The letterhead reads "Conroe Normal and Industrial College. All Literary and Industrial Courses Taught."
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Letter addressed to Thompson Harris sent from M. Lafayette Harris of Philander Smith College
M. Lafayette Harris
Envelope addressed to Mr. Thompson Harris in Montgomery, Texas. The return address is the Office of the President of Philander Smith College in Little Rock, Arkansas. The envelope is postmarked February 22, 1939. The letter is written by M. Lafayette Harris, President of Philander Smith College. The letter is dated February 22, 1939.
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Letter addressed to Pinkie J. Harris sent from Samuel Huston College
Envelope addressed to Pinkie J. Harris in Bay City, Texas. The return address is Office of the President, Samuel Huston College, in Austin, Texas. The envelope is postmarked March 8, 1928. The letter is dated March 8, 1928. Included in the letter is a receipt for $25.00, sent to Pinkie J. Harris, is dated March 6, 1928.
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Letter addressed to Mrs. Pinkie J. Harris sent from Mrs. T. R. Davis of Samuel Huston College
T. R. (Mrs.) Davis
Letter addressed to Mrs. Pinkie J. Harris in Bay City, Texas sent from Mrs. T. R. Davis of Samuel Huston College. The return address is Office of the President, Samuel Huston College, in Austin, Texas. The letter is dated December 12, 1928.
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Postcard addressed to Professor Thompson Harris sent from Samuel Huston College
Postcard addressed to Professor Thompson Harris in Montgomery, Texas. The return address is Samuel Huston College in Austin, Texas. The postcard is postmarked and dated September 21, 1937.
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Commencement program for Prairie View State College, 1921
Commencement program for Prairie View State College in Prairie View, Texas, August 12, 1921. Included are commencement events, a list of class officers, and a list of graduates (including Pinkie Juanita Harris).
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Greeting card titled "Greetings" sent to Pinkie J. Harris from Manuel Bargas
Manuel Bargas
Greeting card titled "Greetings" sent to Pinkie J. Harris ("Miss Pinkie Harris") from Manuel Bargas in Corpus Christi, Texas, dated December 31, 1923. The printed greeting inside reads "May the best of all that time can bring be yours in years to come."
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Letter addressed to Thompson Harris sent by Arthur L. Royster of Tillotson College
Arthur L. Royster
Envelope addressed to Mr. Thompson Harris in Navasota, Texas. The return address is for Tillotson College in Austin, Texas. The envelope is postmarked September 6, 1938. Letter sent from Arthur L. Royster, Secretary Treasurer of Tillotson College in Austin, Texas, dated September 6, 1938. The letterhead reads "Tillotson College, Under the Auspices of the American Missionary Association."
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Letter addressed to Thompson Harris sent by Arthur L. Royster of Tillotson College
Arthur L. Royster
Letter addressed to Mr. Thompson Harris from Arthur L. Royster, Secretary Treasurer of Tillotson College in Austin, Texas. The letter is dated September 8, 1938. The letterhead reads "Tillotson College, Under the Auspices of the American Missionary Association."
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Colored Teachers Institute program, held at Booker T. Washington High School in Bay City, Texas, 1921
Program for the Colored Teachers Institute event held at Booker T. Washington High School [Bay City, Texas] from October 24-28, 1921 conducted by A. G. Hilliard. Interior pages show schedules for events conducted by A. G. Hilliard, J. S. Sydney, H. K. Wren, and J. E. Hilliard.
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Letter addressed to Mrs. Pinkie J. Harris sent by J. G. Osborne of Prairie View State Normal and Industrial School
J. G. Osborne
Envelope addressed to Mrs. Pinkie J. Harris in Bay City, Texas. The return address is for the Prairie View State Normal and Industrial School in Prairie View, Texas. The envelope is postmarked May 28, 1921. Letter sent by J. G. Osborne, Principal of Prairie View State Normal and Industrial School in Prairie View, Texas. The letter is dated May 28, 1921. A receipt is also included with the letter, which shows a total for $53.66 and includes costs for maintenance, board, and a registration fee (no charge for lecture fee and uniform) for admittance into Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College.
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Letter addressed to Pinkie J. Harris sent by T. O. Walton of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
T. O. Walton
Envelope addressed to Pinkie J. Harris in Bay City, Texas. The return address is for the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas in College Station, Texas. The envelope is postmarked June 3, 1927. Letter sent by T. O. Walton, President of Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas in College Station, Texas. The letter is dated June 3, 1927.
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Envelope mailed to Pinkie J. Harris with illustration
T. D. Hawkins
Illustration on the front of a mailed envelope of two hands of two different races in a handshake with the words "Some Day" written on either side of the hands. The envelope is addressed to Mrs. Pinkie J. Harris (incorrectly reads "Pinkey R. Harris") in Bay City, Texas, postmarked December 15, 1925, sent and illustrated by Reverend T. D. Hawkins in Snipe, Texas.