Writings about Howard Haines Brinton and Anna Shipley Cox Brinton, 1921-1979, 2005, undated

Poem by I.H. for Anna, 1921; Mills College publications dedicated to or acknowledging Anna Brinton, 1934, 1936, 1938; "To Pendle Hill, " poem by Mary Gould Ogilvie with reference to Howard and Anna Brinton, Pendle Hill Bulletin no. 58, 1944 November; The Evening Bulletin account of PYM with photo of Howard Haines Brinton and others, 1947 March 27; Log Night offering to Howard Haines Brinton, 1947 April 23; "Visiting Quaker Educator Plays Part In Peace Work Winning Nobel Prize Award," cutting from a Florida newspaper of article about Anna Brinton, 1947 November; Time magazine religion section photocopy of article on Pendle Hill, 1948 June 21; Current Biography entry for Howard Haines Brinton, pp. 10-12, 1949 July; Outlook, Publication of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the U. S. A., p. 17, photo. of Anna Brinton as representative of the Friends of Philadelphia and Vicinity. Laid in is a typed plea that the National Council of Churches dedicate itself to the development of "effectual reconciliation', 1951 January; "What You Don't Know About the Quakers," part I, by Milton MacKaye, Saturday Evening Post, 1951 March 24; Greensboro, North Carolina newspaper account of Founders Day at Guilford, 2 photographs which include Howard Haines Brinton and a photo of Howard Haines Brinton at Upmeads, 1951 November 9; Photographs of Howard Haines Brinton and Anna Brinton in the Alumni Journal, Guilford College Bulletin, 1952 January 2; "Pendle Hill News, Howard Brinton Retires as Pendle Hill Director," published in The American Friend, issue?, 1952 July 3; Article in the newspaper Mainichi, about Anna Brinton, trip to Korea and her speech at the International Seminar at Kobe College, 1953 September 4; Clipping from a Honolulu newspaper about Anna Shipley Cox Brinton on her way home from Japan, circa 1954; Clipping from Salem Standard and Jerseyman with photo of Anna Brinton at 200th anniversary of the Hancock's Bridge Friends Meeting House, 1956 July 5; "Guilford Forum Hears Plea for Divine Arts," by Jeanette Reid, on address given by Howard Haines Brinton at convocation honoring President Clyde A. Milner, with photo of Howard Haines Brinton autographing book. Newspaper clipping apparently from the Winston-Salem Journal, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 1958 October 18; Photograph on the cover of Friends Journal of Anna Brinton and Howard Haines Brinton participating in the reenactment of a Quaker wedding at Twelfth Street Meeting House, Philadelphia on Nov. 26, 1962, vol. 9, no. 8. Also an article in the Bulletin "Philadelphia Scene" with brief account of the re-enacted wedding, 1963 March 15; Photograph "Anna and Howard Brinton autographing books," pub. Friends Journal, p 224, 1965 May; Autumn-Winter, "A Quaker Profile," by Eleanor Price Mather about ACB publication in The Westonian, 1965; Birthday Ode for Howard Haines Brinton by John R. Cary, 1966 July 24; "A Howard and Anna Brinton Teaching Fund," note in Friends Journal, p 1 18, 1967 March 1; Photograph on the cover of Friends Journal of Anna and Howard Brinton at PYM, Vol. 13, no. 9, 1967 May; Birthday poem for Anna Brinton's 80th unsigned, 1967 October; In "Friends and Their Friends" an anecdote told by Anna Brinton about the non-observance of Christmas, p 661. Together with the printed program of the convocation, 1967 December 15; Obituary notices for Anna Brinton published in the Philadelphia Inquirer, The Delaware county (Pennsylvania) Daily Times and one other unidentified, 1969 October 30; "In memory of Anna Cox Brinton (1887-1969)" published by Pendle Hill, 1969; "Anna Brinton: Enthusiasm for Life," obituary by Henry J. Cadbury, Published in Friends Journal, p. 708, 1969 December 15; "For Anna Brinton," a poem by Samuel S. Duryee, Jr., published in Friends Journal, p 261, 1970 May 1; Review of "Anna Brinton A Study in Quaker Character," by Eleanor Price Mather, Pendle Hill pamphlet #176, written by M.C. Morris, published in Friends Journal, p 373. And 2 copies of extracts from the book as used in "the Annna Cox Brinton exhibit", 1971 July 1-15, 1986; Friends Journal, reprint articles about Howard Haines Brinton by Elizabeth Gray Vining, Dan Wilson, Philip H. Wells, Elizabeth Brinton, Edwin B. Bronner and Douglas Steere, 1973; "Remembering Howard Brinton," by J. Theodore Peters, Pub. Quaker Life p. 30, 1973 December; Extract from letter from Anna Brinton Wilson to Yuki Brinton for Howard Haines Brinton's biography, 1973 or 1974 September 14; Mills Quarterly, articles with references to Anna Brinton, 1979; Anna Shipley Cox Brinton and the Bees / Jack Sutters, 2005; "To the Abbot and Abbess of a Quaker Monastery. Log Night Poem by Terisina Rowell and parody of Pinafore by Dorothy Gilbert, undated; "Toast to our new friends," by Anita Murray, undated; "Metamorphasis [sic] of a Cicada," by Sarah Bishop, undated; "Anna and the Snowdrop," by W.B. Jones, undated