A Guide to the Papers of J. Calvitt Clarke, 1918-1970
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Accession Number 13712
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Papers of J. Calvitt Clarke, Accession #13712, Special Collections, University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.
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The collection was purchased from Crown Collectibles by the University of Virginia Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library on September 8, 2006.
Biographical/Historical Information
Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke [1887-1970] and his wife, Helen Clarke [1890?-1967] started the Christian Children's Fund in Richmond, Virginia in [1938] when they only had a modest income for their own family. Dr. Clarke who grew up in Brooklyn, New York, attended Denison University in Ohio, and a theological seminary in Pittsburgh where he was trained as a [Presbyterian] minister. He worked at the Save the Children Federation, assisted Helen Keller, worked as a minister and interpreter to stranded Russian troops in France for the Young Men's Christian Association, (Y.M.C.A.) was the Director of the Near East Relief Organization, and the National Secretary for the Golden Rule Foundation. After witnessing the displacement of millions of children, particularly in China from the [Second] Sino-Japanese War, he founded and became the International Director of the Children's China Fund (later named the Christian Children's Fund) which helped feed and house children.
In 1965, twenty five years after Dr. Clarke and his wife started the Christian Children's Fund, their foundation reached five million dollars and was helping thirty-six thousand children in fifty countries. The Board of Directors claimed that there were complaints about Dr. Clarke from former employees, board members, and from an author named John Caldwell (who had formerly praised the Clarke's work in his book, "Children of Calamity. ") The Board of Directors forced Dr. Clarke to retire and also "fired" Helen Clarke from the very foundation that the minister and his family had brought to fruition through years of hard work. According to the Clarke's correspondence, the new director, Verbon E. Kemp along with the Board of Directors forced the Clarke's to leave the company and created highly paid positions for the friends and family of the Kemp's. Dr. Clarke wrote that the new directors travelled around the world, built houses and offices with the Christian's Children Fund's finances. The correspondence alleges that the new management of the Christian's Children Fund was changing into a coldly operated business that no longer offered the caring compassion that the family had known.
Dr. Clarke, at the age of seventy six, started a new foundation called Children Incorporated with the help of his daughter, Jeanne Clarke Wood. Children Incorporated fulfilled promises that Dr. Clarke had made to help children in Guatemala and offered another resource for colleagues and friends who were unhappy with the new management and practices of the Christian Children's Fund. Children Incorporated had one hundred children in 1965, and today in 2008, it is a successful foundation helping over sixteen thousand children.
Dr. Clarke was recognized and decorated by three foreign governments when he was awarded the Order of the Brilliant Star by the Nationalist Government of China, the Order of the Sacred Treasure by Japan, and the Order of Merit by the Republic of Korea.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., and their two children, Jeanne Clarke Wood [1916-2006] and Richard Calvitt Clarke Jr., "Bus" [1920-2004] worked together as a team in the Christian Children's Fund. Dr. Clarke was the director and the writer for their publications. Helen Clarke was the organizer and correspondent. She was also recognized in the Who's Who of American Women . Jeanne Clarke Wood and her husband, Herman E. "Jack" Wood were the photographers and her brother Richard Calvitt Clarke, Jr. "Bus" was the attorney. Jeanne Clarke Wood was also the President of Children Incorporated.
Jeanne Clarke Wood's husband, Herman E. "Jack" Wood was a medical photographer at the University of Georgia. Their marriage suffered a significant strain in 1949 and they separated for several months while "Jack" Wood regained his confidence and financial footing. Jeanne moved in with her parents and after a few months she was able to return to her marriage, which lasted until Jack's murder while making a bank deposit, January 15, 1971. They had two children, Helen and Jackson Wood. The Clarke and Wood families were extremely close and wrote each other weekly, and sometimes daily. They used nicknames often and Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke was "Champ," "Big Champ" or "Popsickle," Helen Clarke was "Champy," "Big Champy," or "Mopsickle."
Scope and Content
This collection consists of the papers of two organizations, the Christian Children's Fund from 1938 to 1965, and Children Incorporated from 1964 to 1970 which were founded by Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, his wife, Helen Clarke, and daughter, Jeanne Clarke Wood. It contains annual reports and budget information, board meeting minutes, correspondence, management and employee grievances, news clippings, photographs, and literature from the two organizations.
The collection also includes the personal and financial information of the Clarke's, an extraordinary family who dedicated their lives to the Christian Children's Fund and Children Incorporated. These foundations provided opportunities to sponsor and adopt orphaned and needy children from around the world. The collection spans from 1918 to 1970 in Richmond, Virginia, where the Clarke family lived, and Augusta, South Carolina where their daughter Jeanne Clarke Wood and her family lived, and Hong Kong, China where the headquarters for the Christian Children's Fund was located.
There are also original literary manuscripts written by Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke and his daughter Jeanne Clarke Wood. Dr. Clarke and his daughter were both fiction authors. Jeanne Clarke Wood had several manuscripts rejected from publishers but was published in literary magazines. There are also letters, news clippings and photographs from Edison Tesla Marshall, (1894-1967), an American author of adventure and historical fiction.
Other correspondents include Margaret Sanger, (1879-1966) founder of Planned Parenthood, and an advocate of negative eugenics; Edmund W. Janss, author of "Yankee Si, " the story of J. Calvitt Clarke; Kuruville C. Abraham, a former orphan of the Christian Children's Fund; Park Chung-Hee, Leader of the Republic of Korea (who sent a Christmas Card); and Fumihiko Togo, who sent an invitation to Dr. Clarke to attend Emperor Hirohito's birthday party.
There is also information on the [North] Augusta Philomathic Society (which was the first Women's Club in Augusta, South Carolina in 1895) and the Augusta Library Council in South Carolina. The collection contains about 2, 402 items, thirteen Hollinger boxes, and six linear feet.
Arrangement
The collection is organized into two series. Series I consists of materials about the Christian Children's Fund, Children Incorporated and the Clarke and Wood Families. Series II contains literary manuscripts and is further divided into Subseries A: Manuscripts by Dr. J. Clarke and Subseries B: Manuscripts by Jeanne Clarke Wood. The folders are organized alphabetically by topic and chronologically within each folder.
Contents List
- Box-folder 1:1
Christian Children's Fund Annual Report, 19631 item.
- Box-folder 1:2
Christian Children's Fund Budget Summary, 19656 items.
- Box-folder 1:3
Christian Children's Fund-Christian Herald Industrial Missions in China, 19622 items.
- Box-folder 1:4
Christian Children's Fund Correspondence, 1959-196524 items.
- Box-folder 1:5
Christian Children's Fund Correspondence-Kuruville C. Abraham, 1954-196739 items.
Mr. Abraham was an orphan who was sponsored through the Christian's Children Fund and was well-educated. He received a Masters degree in agriculture and wanted to continue his education. Through correspondence with Mrs. Helen Clarke and her contacts he eventually was able to come to the United States where he obtained his PhD.
- Box-folder 1:6
Christian Children's Fund Correspondence Christmas Cards, 1944-195925 items.
The Christmas Cards are mostly from orphanages in China, Japan, Korea, India, France, Germany, South America, the Carribean Islands and America.
- Box-folder 1:7
Christian Children's Fund Correspondence-Christmas Cards, [1960]11 items.
Included is a Christmas Card from Park Chung-Hee, the Leader of the Republic of Korea from 1961 to 1979. There are also calling cards, and photographs.
- Box-folder 1:8
Christian Children's Fund Correspondence Christmas Cards, 196044 items.
- Box-folder 1:9
Christian Children's Fund Correspondence Christmas Cards, 196130 items.
- Box-folder 1:10
Christian Children's Fund Correspondence Christmas Cards, 196218 items.
- Box-folder 2:1
Christian Children's Fund Correspondence Christmas Cards, 196347 items.
- Box-folder 2:2
Christian Children's Fund Correspondence Christmas Cards, 196317 items.
- Box-folder 2:3
Christian Children's Fund Correspondence Christmas Cards, 1963-196418 items.
- Box-folder 2:4
(Children's Incorporated) Correspondence Christmas and Easter Cards, 1965-196616 items.
- Box-folder 2:5
Christian Children's Fund Correspondence Christmas Cards, n. d.22 items.
- Box-folder 2:6
Christian Children's Fund Correspondence Hand-made Christmas Cards, 1950; n. d.
Christmas Cards were hand-made by the orphans.
- Box-folder 2:7
Correspondence Christmas Cards from Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, 1944-195724 items.
- Box-folder 3:1
Christian Children's Fund Correspondence-Dr. Calvitt Clarke and William H. McCahon, 19605 items.
Mr. McCahon, the Executive Director of the International Cooperation Administration corresponded with Dr. Clarke about John C. Caldwell's allegations of an incompetent adminstration in the Hong Kong branch of the Christian Children's Fund.
- Box-folder 3:2
Christian Children's Fund Correspondence- Dr. Calvitt Clarke to Reverend Verent J. Mills, 1955-19606 items.
Reverend Verent J. Mills was the Director of Operations in [Korea] for the Christian Children's Fund and worked closely with Dr. Clarke.
- Box-folder 3:3
Christian Children's Fund Correspondence-New Management, 196530 items.
Included is a letter from Kuruville C. Abraham to the Clarke's and a history of the Christian Children's Fund as well as Dr. and Mrs. Clarke's letters and notes describing their experience of being ousted from the CCF.
- Box-folder 3:4
Christian Children's Fund Employment-William Ashbury report against Clarke, n. d.6 items.
- Box-folder 3:5
Christian Children's Fund-Form Letters and mail instructions, 1954-196246 items.
- Box-folder 3:6
Christian Children's Fund-Homes, 1958-19639 items.
- Box-folder 3:7
Christian Children's Fund Literature-Drafts and notes, 1955; n. d.33 items.
- Box-folder 3:8
Christian Children's Fund Minutes and Reports, 1955-196419 items.
- Box-folder 3:9
Christian Children's Fund miscellaneous, n. d.21 items.
Included is a Chinese Language guide, an airline receipt, a floor plan for Eugene Talmadge Memorial Hospital and a scarf.
- Box-folder 3:10
Christian Children's Fund-Faith Love Orphanage China, 1958-19599 items.
- Box-folder 3:11
Christian Children's Fund-Shinsen Orphanage Japan, n. d.5 items. Brochures.
- Box-folder 3:12
Christian Children's Fund-Projects, 19671 item.
- Box-folder 3:13
Christian Children's Fund-Proofs, 196617 items. Unpublished brochures on foreign countries.
- Box-folder 3:14
Children Incorporated, 19654 items.
Included is a news clipping about the opening of Dr. Clarke's new operation, Children Inc. and correspondence about Indian schools (Le Sabre Indian School and Navajo Mission School of Seventh-Day Adventists) in Arizona.
- Box-folder 3:15
Children Incorporated Literature-Drafts, 19653 items.
- Box-folder 3:16
Children Incorporated Granja Boy's Home Bolivia, 19673 items.
- Box-folder 3:17
Children Incorporated Santa Clotilde Orphanage, 19671 item.
- Box-folder 4:1
Correspondence Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr. to his wife, Mrs. J. Calvitt "Helen" Clarke. Jr. 19191 item.
Dr. Clarke wrote to his wife about accepting a job interpreting for Russian troops in France during World War I.
- Box-folder 4:2
Correspondence Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., 194422 items.
General correspondence.
- Box-folder 4:3
Correspondence Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., 1945-195722 items.
General correspondence.
- Box-folder 4:4
Correspondence Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., 1958-196725 items.
General correspondence.
- Box-folder 4:5
Correspondence Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr. to Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 4:6
Correspondence Mrs. J. Calvitt "Helen" Clarke, Jr. to Jeanne Clarke Wood, 1948-196217 items.
- Box-folder 4:7
Correspondence Mrs. J. Calvitt "Helen" Clarke, Jr., 1967 October39 items.
- Box-folder 4:8
Correspondence about Mrs. J. Calvitt "Helen" Clarke, Jr. 1967 October30 items.
Sympathy cards for her death. Includes a letter of condolence from Mr. William B. Thalhimer.
- Box-folder 4:9
Correspondence Mrs. J. Calvitt "Helen" Clarke, Jr., 1967 October33 items.
Sympathy cards from flower arrangements.
- Box-folder 4:10
Correspondence Richard ("Dick," "Bus") Calvitt Clarke, Jr. 1954-19747 items.
Included are political brochures and news clipping about his judgeship.
- Box-folder 4:11
Correspondence Edmund W. Janss to Jeanne Clarke Wood, 19613 items.
- Box-folder 4:12
Correspondence Near Far East Relief Organization, 19221 item.
Included is a letter from Dr. Clarke asking for a new position.
- Box-folder 4:13
Correspondence Emma Clara Mattson, sister of Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., 1954-19583 items.
Included is legal information about Clara Mattson's estate.
- Box-folder 4:14
Correspondence Margaret Sanger to Mrs. J. Calvitt (Helen) Clarke, Jr. 19327 items.
- Box-folder 5:1
Correspondence Jeanne Clarke Wood to her mother Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr. 192924 items.
- Box-folder 5:2
Correspondence Jeanne Clarke Wood to her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr. 1916; 19233 items.
- Box-folder 5:3
Correspondence Jeanne Clarke Wood to her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., 1940-19605 items.
- Box-folder 5:4
Correspondence Jeanne Clarke Wood to her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., 1951-195220 items.
- Box-folder 5:5
Correspondence Jeanne Clarke Wood to her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., 1953 January-July41 items.
- Box-folder 5:6
Correspondence Jeanne Clarke Wood to her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., 1953 August-December43 items.
- Box-folder 5:7
Correspondence Jeanne Clarke Wood to her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., 195491 items.
- Box-folder 5:8
Correspondence Jeanne Clarke Wood to her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., 195525 items.
- Box-folder 5:9
Correspondence Jeanne Clarke Wood to her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., 1956-196231 items.
- Box-folder 6:1
Correspondence Jeanne Clarke Wood to her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., n. d.62 items.
- Box-folder 6:2
Correspondence Jeanne Clarke Wood to her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., n. d.29 items.
- Box-folder 6:3
Correspondence Jeanne Clarke Wood to her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., n. d.107 items.
- Box-folder 6:4
Correspondence between Herman E. "Jack" Wood and Jeanne Clarke Wood, 1949 June-October27 items.
- Box-folder 6:5
Correspondence between Herman E. "Jack" Wood and Jeanne Clarke Wood, 1952-196311 items.
- Box-folder 6:6
Correspondence to Herman E. "Jack" Wood and Jeanne Clarke Wood, 1953-196516 items.
- Box-folder 6:7
Correspondence of Jackson and Helen Wood to their parents, Jack and Jeanne Wood and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., 1947-195863 items.
- Box-folder 6:8
Datebooks Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., 1934-19352 items.
- Box-folder 7:1
Finances Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., 1924-19347 items.
- Box-folder 7:2
Finances Dr. and Mrs. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., 1920; 19502 items.
- Box-folder 7:3
Lecture notes Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., 19201 item.
- Box-folder 7:4
Miscellaneous, 19554 items.
Included is information about the John F. Kennedy Fan Club, the John F. Kennedy Retirement Fund, an article on Juke Boxes, and a war ration book.
- Box-folder 7:5
Miscellaneous Annotated guide of favorite books of Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.22 items.
- Box-folder 7:6
Miscellaneous Artists, n. d.29 items.
There is information about artists, Takeaki Tsukuda; Kiyokata Kaburagi, and Francis Tsoy.
- Box-folder 7:7
Newspaper Clippings Wood and Clarke Families, 1953-196224 items.
Included is a news clipping about Methodist minister, Edmund Yanss and his book, Yankee Si .
- Box-folder 7:8
Newspaper Clippings World Events in politics, economics, and literature, 1953-197036 items.
There are articles about [Kennedy] and the Youth Peace Corps; Tom Mboya; Macao bargains; an editorial in the London Times about President Truman (1953), and articles by Homes Alexander and Robert B. Greenblatt.
- Oversize
Newspapers, n. d.
Richmond News Leader , July 14, 1964; The Korea Republic , March 15, 1962, Volume 9 Number 188; The Korea Herald , October 31, 1971, Volume 19, Number 67; and a Korean newspaper.
- Box-folder 7:9
Photographs, [1955; n. d.]29 items.
- Box-folder 7:10
Photographs, n. d.38 items.
- Box-folder 7:11
Photographs, n. d.138 items.
- Box-folder 7:12
Photographs and negatives, n.d.70 items.
- Box-folder 8:1
Recognitions and Awards, 1954-196215 items.
Included are brass engraving plates, (for Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr. when he worked for the Near East Far Relief Organization) and letters regarding his decorations from the governments of Korea, China and Japan. There is also a certificate for Mrs. Clarke who was included in Who's Who of American Women . Also of note is an invitation from the Emperor Hirohito of Japan and the Ambassador of Japan, Mr. Fumihiko Togo and his wife for Dr. Clarke to attend the Emperor's birthday party [1954 April 29].
- Box-folder 8:2
Societies Augusta Library Council of Friends, 1959-196270 items.
Included are correspondence, minutes, schedules, brochures, and news clippings.
- Box-folder 8:3
Societies Philomathic Society News Clippings and Papers, n. d.89 items.
- Box-folder 8:4
Helen Wood, 1941-195614 items.
Included are brochures and directories from the schools that Helen, granddaughter of J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr. attended such as, The University of South Carolina, St. Anne's School, and North Augusta Senior High School including a student and faculty directory, a newsletter, Greenway Grapevine (December 12, 1949), a commencement program, and a student grade report. There are also news clippings about winning contests and her engagement announcement (Helen Hamilton Wood to Mr. John Harry Mortenson); a poem by her mother, Jeanne Clarke Wood, titled, "letter to Dorothy"; and information about a Frances Hester concert at the Appleby Branch Library Garden.
- Box-folder 8:5
Herman E. "Jack" Wood Educational and Professional Documents, 1950-19638 items.
Included are medical association pin; brochures and programs for medical seminars; Medical College of Georgia proceedings and class roll; photographer's association constitution, and membership card.
- Box-folder 8:6
Herman E. "Jack" Wood's death, 1971 January 156 items.
- Box-folder 8:7
Herman E. "Jack" and Jeanne Clarke Wood Financial Papers, 1940-194929 items.
Included are documents from their lawsuit against the power company, Herman Eugene Wood, Jr. vs. South Carolina Electric and Gas Company, the State of South Carolina, County of Aiken; a deposit slip from the National Exchange Bank of Augusta; a two hundred dollar note for the Smith Lumber Company signed by Herman E. "Jack" Wood, Jr. and Helen J. Wood; and a State of South Carolina Title to Real Estate from Herman E. "Jack" Wood, Jr. to Helen J. Wood. There is also a letter from H. E. Wood, Jr. to Aiken County Auditor re: House assessment and tax returns; a letter from H. E. Wood, Jr. to Aiken County Tax Collector re: Tax return on the house.
- Subseries A: Manuscripts of Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr.
- Box-folder 9:1
"Doctor Time " by Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., n. d.6 items.
Included are a publisher's agreement and a critique from Jeanne Wood Clarke.
- Box-folder 9:2
"The Faithless " by Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., n.d.10 items.
- Box-folder 9:3
"Fifty Years of Begging " by Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., n. d.1 item. 30 pp.
- Oversize
Oversize galley proof of "The Gypsy Sword " by [Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr.], n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 9:4
Fragment "S-O-M-E D-A-Y" by Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 9:5
"Talk About Women " by Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., n. d.4 items.
- Box-folder 9:6
"That Circlet of Gold " by Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., n. d.1 item. 21 pp.
- Box-folder 9:7
Untitled fragments by Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr., n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 9:8
Untitled by Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr. about Dr. Westcott, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 9:9
Westcott Manuscript notes from Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Jr. (about Dr. Westcott), n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 9:10
"Virtue is Expensive" by Donald MacCampbell, n. d.2 items.
Includes research notes.
- Box-folder 9:1
- Subseries B: Manuscripts of Jeanne Clarke Wood
- Box-folder 10:1
"The Bed of Narcissus " by Jeanne Clarke Wood Chapters 1-13, 1949-195012 items.
Included are letters relating to "The Bed of Narcissus. "
- Box-folder 10:2
"The Bed of Narcissus " by Jeanne Clarke Wood Chapters 14-27, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 10:3
"The Bed of Narcissus " by Jeanne Clarke Wood Chapter 28-36, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 10:4
"The Blue Hat " by Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 10:5
"The Cat Novel " by Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 10:6
"Children of Calamity " Book review by Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 10:7
"The Diary of a Cat " by Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.2 items.
- Box-folder 10:8
Fragments-Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.6 items.
- Box-folder 10:9
Fragments and notes on writing by Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.8 items.
- Box-folder 10:10
"The Greatest Battle " by Jeanne Clarke Wood, 19463 items.
- Box-folder 10:11
Correspondence about "The Greatest of These " by Jeane Clarke Wood, 19367 items.
- Box-folder 10:12
"Growing Pains " by Jeanne Clarke Wood Part One, 19343 items.
- Box-folder 10:13
"Growing Pains " by Jeanne Clarke Wood Part Two, n. d.2 items.
- Box-folder 11:1
"Let's Get Away From It All " by Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 11:2
Manuscript notes Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.10 items.
- Box-folder 11:3
"Proust " by Jeanne Clarke Wood, 19592 items.
Paper for the Philomathic Society.
- Box-folder 11:4
"Russia, What Next? " and "Contemporary Importance Placed Upon Study of the Mind " Paper for the Philomathic Society by Jeanne Clarke Wood, 195920 items.
Also incuded is a letter from J. Calvitt Clarke, and news clippings.
- Box-folder 11:5
"The Story of H. E. Wood " by Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 11:6
"A Study of the Tragedy of King Richard the Third " by Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 11:7
"Three Blind Wives " by Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 11:8
"The Ugly American " by Jeanne Clarke Wood. Book review, 19601 item.
Paper for the Philomathic Society.
- Box-folder 11:9
Untitled by Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.2 items.
Included is correspondence on the elements of writing.
- Box-folder 11:10
Untitled [Beginnings of novels: "Drina "] by Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 11:11
Untitled [Beginnings of novels: "Kate, ""Mystery "] by Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 11:12
Untitled by Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 11:13
Untitled by Jeanne Clarke Wood Chapters 1-13, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 11:14
Untitled by Jeanne Clarke Wood Chapter 14-22, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 11:15
Untitled by Jeanne Clarke Wood, 19494 items.
- Box-folder 11:16
"Vacation for Two " by Jeanne Clarke Wood, n. d.3 items.
Included is correspondence with Elmer and Caroline about editorial advice.
- Box-folder 12:1
"The World We Live In " by Jeanne Clarke Wood, 19601 item. 7 pp.
Paper for the Philomathic Society.
- Box-folder 12:2
Miscellaneous. Black Boy by Richard Wright; Dust Jacket and excerpt, n. d.1 item.
- Box-folder 12:3
Publishing Correspondence Jeanne Clarke Wood, 1938-195026 items.
- Box-folder 12:4
Publishing Edison Tesla Marshall, 1949-196038 items.
- Box-folder 13:1
Herman E. "Jack" Wood's Medical School Slides, n. d.81 items.
- Box-folder 13:2
Herman E. "Jack" Wood's Medical School Slides, n. d.81 items.
- Box-folder 13:3
Herman E. "Jack" Wood Medical School Slides, n. d.61 items.
- Box-folder 10:1