Box 1

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Essay "Development of the English Ballad"; 1924 Nebraska Central College yearbook; exam in Quaker History, Haverford College,1925; oratorical speech: "The most powerful force in theworld; thesis: "Friends and Temperance", for M.A., Haverford College, T. Wistar Brown Graduate School

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AFSC, trip to Europe, Young Friends, marriage, etc., Also memorial leaflet with biographical information about Daniel Jensen.

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Topics include: Quaker "spiritual giants", Mexico, World friendship, Friends, Christianity, AFSC, Military, Religious work, German crisis, Futility of war, Conscientious objectors' service, Peace training for leadership, Women; also 2 letters to EMJ on these topics and newsletters and other printed materials from which she took quotes for these topics.

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On Young Friends matters (printed), from the period when Jensen was the Young Friends Secretary.

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Notes for talks

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Notes with titles (on Japanese, work with AFSC, Quakerism, World Community Day, peace, travels, prisons, Mexico, Korea, Palestine, war, social creeds, faith and practice, George Fox, Rufus Jones, Africa, Christianity) and locations of EMJ talks

Scope and Contents Mary. The Bee Hive: [references to Young Friends, Yearly Meetings and many references to well-known Quakers]; Mary Elliott Edmondsen. Nurnberg to Buckeberg: [describes her trip from America, Meeting for Worship, travel through England and then Germany]; Olive Alexander: [Woodbrooke memories and reunion; Young Friends from 10 Yearly Meetings met and shortly will have a conference of which she is manager]; Ruth Outland Maris: [reports on field trips for AFSC as Home Service volunteer,...