Browse Items (219 total)
Sort by:
Chairman Faucette In Public Appeal
A March 16, 1921 newspaper article detailing Inter-racial Committee chairman, J. H. Faucette, and his letters citizens to pay their subscriptions to Mercy Hospital.
Christmas Play Set Here Today
A newspaper article announcing a Christmas play at Lincoln Elementary School.
Clay To Address Negro Physicians
A January 16, 1917 newspaper article on Robert E. Clay's scheduled talk with the East Tennessee Council of Colored Physicians.
Clay To Head Tenn. Group At Unveiling Ceremony In April
A March 29, 1922 newspaper article on Robert E. Clay's planned trip to lead a group in a ceremony at the Tuskegee Institute.
Cleaning Up Black Bottom
An August 28, 1934 newspaper article discussing the garbage left by the city in an area of town known as "Black Bottom".
Clinic Is Closed At Mercy Hospital
A July 28, 1923 newspaper article with information regarding a closed clinic at Mercy Hospital.
Collection Of First Day Is Encouraging
A September 16, 1920 newspaper article detailing the successful collection of funds for Mercy Hospital.
Colored Exhibits at Bristol Fair
An August 26, 1916 article detailing the request of Robert E. Clay to have African Americans submit exhibit for the Bristol Fair.
Colored Lodges In City Will Be Asked To Equip Rooms In Building
A May 20, 1922 newspaper article detailing Mercy Hospital's request for colored lodges in the city to each outfit a room in the new hospital.
Colored People to Urge Purchase of New School
A newspaper article about the purchase of the Bristol Normal Institute building.