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Dorothea Dix Flyer, Autumn 1960
This pamphlet lists the needs of the Dorothea Dix Hospital and requests aid from organizations that are willing to help.
Correspondence Between President Linda Sherrill and Chancellor Caldwell, October 11, 1961
This letter from the chancellor thanks the State's Mates organization for a charitable donation.
Correspondence Between Hudson-Belk and Secretary Mary Younger, March 28, 1961
This letter from Mary Younger thanks the Hudson-Belk company for their monetary donation for the State's Mates annual project.
Correspondence Between Secretary Mary Young and the Hilltop Home, May 19, 1960
This letter to the Hilltop Home accompanied a monetary donation from the State's Mates organization.
Meeting Minutes, February 11, 1971
These meeting notes indicate that the charitable program at the Catholic Orphanage was cancelled due to lack of interest.
Wagg'n Tongue Projects Committee Excerpt, January, 1971
This excerpt shows the two main contenders for the State's Mates annual project in 1971: work at a local orphanage and visiting patients at Dorothea Dix.
Notes on Possible Areas of help at Wake County Detention Home, Autumn 1960
This bulletin lists the needs of the Wake County Detention Home, which was State's Mates annual project in 1960.
Report to the Board, November 14, 1960
This report chronicles a State's Mates visit to the Wake County Detention home in November, 1960.
Report of Projects Committee, October 10, 1960
This report outlines possible annual projects for State's Mates in the inaugural year of the Projects Committee.
Projects Committee Minutes, November 14, 1963
The minutes from the Projects Committee meeting where they discussed service project possibilities for the year and unanimously voted on helping at the Methodist Home for Children.
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Memorandum by Chancellor John Harrelson, June 20, 1951
This memo contains a copy of a resolution passed by the University Board of Trustees on April 4, 1951 concerning the admission of African American…