Descriptive Summary
Access
Note on the Provenance
Citations
Biographical Note
Scope and Content
INVENTORY
Series 1: Biography, 1997-2004
Series 2: Claude A. Barnett Materials, 1927-1999
Series 3: Manuscripts, 1951-2001
Series 4: Correspondence, 1933-2003
Series 5: Organization Files, 1966-2004
Series 6: Programs, 1931-2002
Series 7: Subject Files, 1972-2000
Series 8: Serials, 1952-2004
Series 9: Clippings, 1901-2004
Series 11: A/V, 2001
Series 12: Memorabilia, 1949-2004

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Guide to the Etta Moten Barnett Papers, 1901-2004

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Descriptive Summary

Title:	Etta Moten Barnett Papers
Dates:	1901-2004
Size:	15 linear feet (27 archival boxes)
Repository:	Chicago Public Library Carter G. Woodson Regional Library Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection of Afro-American History and Literature 9525 S. Halsted St. Chicago, IL 60628

Access

No restrictions

Note on the Provenance

Gift of Sue Ish, daughter of Etta Moten Barnett, 2007.

Citations

When quoting material from this collection the preferred citation is: Etta Moten Barnett Papers [Box #, Folder #], Chicago Public Library, Carter G. Woodson Regional Library, Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection of Afro -American History and Literature

Biographical Note

Etta Moten Barnett (b. November 5, 1901, d. January 2, 2004)

Etta Moten Barnett, singer, actress, civic activist, and humanitarian, was born on November 5, 1901 to Reverend Freeman F. Moten and Ida Norman Moten in Weimar, Texas. As the daughter of an African Methodist Episcopal minister and a schoolteacher, the church and education were central to Etta Moten Barnett’s upbringing. As early as ten years old, Barnett instructed Sunday school in her father’s church and performed in the church choir. Barnett was educated at Paul Quinn College’s secondary school for children in Waco, Texas, where she had received a full scholarship in singing. When her father was transferred to a church in Los Angeles in 1914, Barnett attended school there for two years. The family then moved to Kansas City, Kansas, and she went to high school at Western University (a high school and junior college combined) in Quindaro, Kansas.

At the age of seventeen, while attending Western University, Etta met and married Lieutenant Curtis Brooks – a former teacher – and moved to Oklahoma. Together she and Brooks had three daughters: Sue, Gladys, and Etta Vee. After six of years of marriage, they divorced and she and her children returned to Kansas. Upon her return, Barnett enrolled in the University of Kansas. With her parents’ help raising her daughters, Barnett studied voice and drama and spent her summers touring with Jackson Jubilee Singers, a popular gospel group in Kansas, to pay her way through school. She also hosted a university radio program, where she sung gospel and popular music, and formed a quartet similar to the Jubilee Singers, which also performed on the university radio station.

Barnett received a bachelor of fine arts degree in 1931. Following graduation, Barnett joined the Eva Jessye Choir of New York. She also appeared on the professional stage in the Fast and Furious, an all- black musical revue written by Zora Neale Hurston, and another musical called Zombie. Zombie played in New York for two months, then toured to Chicago and California. Among Barnett’s other Broadway credits are Sugar Hill and Lysistrata.

When Zombie closed in California in 1932, Barnett decided to audition for film roles in Hollywood. However, at this time, because few parts were available to African American actresses, she found work dubbing vocals for Barbara Stanwyck in Ladies of the House (1932) and Ginger Rogers in Professional Sweetheart (1933). Finally, in 1933, Barnett received her first on-screen part singing “My Forgotten Man” in The Gold Diggers of 1933. From this film appearance, Barnett won national acclaim for her musical talent, received invitations for lectures and concerts, and in 1934 was invited by Eleanor Roosevelt to sing “My Forgotten Man” at a birthday celebration for President Franklin D. Roosevelt – becoming the first African American woman to perform at the White House. Barnett was also offered another on-screen singing role in Flying Down to Rio (1933) with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. In this role, she appeared as a Brazilian singer and sang “The Carioca,” which was nominated for an Academy Award for best song.

In 1934 she married Claude Barnett, founder and director of the Associated Negro Press. She met Barnett in Chicago in 1931 on her way to New York City. Once married, Etta and her three daughters, who had remained in Kansas City with her parents, moved to Chicago to live with Claude. Her daughters eventually changed their surname and were adopted by Barnett. Etta and Claude remained married until his death in 1967.

In 1942 Barnett returned to New York to play the part of Bess in George Gershwin’s opera, Porgy and Bess. Gershwin reportedly wrote the role of Bess with Barnett in mind, but when offered the role Barnett graciously declined the part because it required a soprano. Finally, seven years after the opera’s rather inauspicious Broadway debut in 1935, Barnett agreed to take the role in a 1942 revival. With Barnett in the role of Bess, the opera gained critical and commercial acclaim. It ran for one year on Broadway and then toured throughout the United States and Canada until 1945.

In addition to her accomplishments in Hollywood and on the Broadway stage, she hosted her own radio shows “Etta Moten Sings,” “Etta Moten – with Music and Conversation,” and “I Remember When”; performed with the Duke Ellington Orchestra, the New York Philharmonic, and the Chicago Symphony; was a soloist on Meredith Wilson’s radio show, “Carefree Karnival”; and served as community relations director for Chicago station WNUS.

Barnett’s influence was not limited to the artistic sphere; she also devoted considerable time to civic affairs, such as the African American Institute (AAI), the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, the Chicago Lyric Opera, the DuSable Museum, the Field Museum, the South Side Community Arts Center, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the National Conference of Christians and Jews, and the National Council for Community Service to International Visitors. She was active in women’s issues as a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, the Links, the National Council of Negro Women, the Women’s Board of the University of Chicago, and the Women’s Board of the Chicago Urban League. She was also involved in the International Women’s Year and United Nations Decade for Women World Conference activities and events throughout the 1970s and 1980s.

Along with her husband, Barnett supported African independence and progress. Together they traveled many times to Africa, often as part of official United States delegations to independence ceremonies and presidential inaugurations for Ghana, Nigeria, Zambia, and Lusaka. In 1958, along with her husband, Barnett attended the All African People’s Conference. She was present at the All African Women’s Conference in 1960. Barnett participated in the Delta International of the Diaspora, a Delta Sigma Theta program to study the lives of people of African descent throughout the world, and represented the AAI as part of the women’s task force in Africa. In 1988 she received a citation from AAI recognizing her many years of service to Africa.

From the Barnetts’ visits to Africa, they amassed an impressive, private African art collection. According to one Chicago Tribune reporter, who toured Barnett’s home in the 1990s, “Africa is far more evident than Broadway or Hollywood. In every one of Moten’s 14 rooms, the décor is punctuated with masks and sculptures, ivory and good-luck charms from Benin to Zimbabwe.”

In addition to her AAI citation, Barnett received a citation of merit from the University of Kansas in 1943; a citation for service from the National Association of Business and Professional Women in 1958; a citation in recognition for contributions to Afro-American Music from Atlanta University in 1973; and a 1974 citation from WAIT for her contributions to the City of Chicago. In 1979 she was inducted in the Black Filmmakers Hall of Fame. She also was the recipient of a Living Legend Award from the National Black Arts Festival, the Order of Lincoln Medallion from the state of Illinois, and a host of honorary degrees (Atlanta University in 1976, Spelman College in 1983, University of Illinois in 1987, and Lincoln University in Pennsylvania and North Carolina Central University both in 1989).

After a protracted struggle with pancreatic cancer, Barnett died on January 2, 2004, at the age of 102.

Brennan, Carol. “Etta Moten Barnett.” In Contemporary Black Biography: Profiles from the International Black Community, vol. 56, ed. Pamela M. Kalte, 3-5. Detroit: Thomson Gale, 2006.
Hill, Ruth Edmonds. “Etta Moten Barnet.” In Notable Black American Women, ed. Jessie Carney Smith, 51-55. Detroit: Gale Research Inc., 1992.
Kellar, Alison. “Barnett, Etta Moten.” In African American National Biography, vol. 1, ed. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham, 282-283. New York: Oxford University Press, 2008.
Robinson, Lisa Clayton. “Barnett, Etta Moten.” In Africana: The Encyclopedia of the African and African American Experience, ed. Kwame Anthony Appiah and Henry Louis Gates, Jr., 189. New York: Basic Civitas Books, 1999.
Scott, Paula Pyzik. “Moten, Etta 1901–.” Contemporary Black Biography: Profiles from the International Black Community, vol. 18, ed. Shirelle Phelps, 128-130. Detroit: Gale Research, 1998.
Vernon, Ann. “Etta Moten Barnett: A Kansas City Tribute.” 1998. Etta Moten Barnett Papers [Box 1, Folder 1], Chicago Public Library, Carter G. Woodson Regional Library, Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection of Afro-American History and Literature

Scope and Content

The Etta Moten Barnett Papers include a wide range of materials that reflect Barnett’s career as a singer, actress, and activist as well as her personal interests and pursuits. The collection has been arranged into twelve separate series: Biography, Claude A. Barnett materials, Manuscripts, Correspondence, Organization Files, Programs, Subject Files, Serials, Clippings, A/V, Photographs, and Memorabilia. Related Papers at the Harsh Collection include the Claude A. Barnett Papers on microfilm, the Earl B. Dickerson Papers, and The Links, Inc. – Chicago Chapter and Central Area Archives, and the Brenetta Howell Barrett Papers.

Series 1: Biography, 1997-2004

The biographical portion contains manuscripts and clippings on the life, death, and career of Etta Moten Barnett. Also included are obituaries from major magazines and newspapers, documents detailing her funeral arrangements – which included a Buddhist incense ceremony – and tributes paid to Barnett.

Series 2: Claude A. Barnett Materials, 1927-1999

The Claude A. Barnett series consists of manuscripts, correspondence, financial records, clippings, and memorabilia which detail the life and career of Claude A. Barnett. Of particular interest is correspondence composed by Barnett in his role as founder and director of the Associated Negro Press. This series is arranged chronologically.

Series 3: Manuscripts, 1951-2001

This series is largely comprised of speeches given by Etta Moten Barnett upon the occasion of public tributes, the receipt of honorary degrees, and before institutions and organizations with which she was affiliated such as The Links, Inc., Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, the African American Institute, and a number of universities and colleges. These speeches illustrate the many years she spent lecturing on a variety topics including folklore and music, African history and politics, art, and her own life as a performer and humanitarian. Also included are speeches, articles, and other manuscripts written by notables such as Claude A. Barnett, Earl B. Dickerson, Helen G. Edmonds, and Lerone Bennett. Of note in this series is Barnett’s speech at the Nairobi Forum – U.N. Decade Conference for Women in 1985, a draft of her speech in honor of Juliette Derricotte, her 1957 interview with Martin Luther King, Jr. about Ghana’s independence celebration, and a manuscript authored by Barnett and her husband detailing the events of their 1947 trip to West Africa.

Series 4: Correspondence, 1933-2003

This series consists primarily of correspondence sent to Etta Moten Barnett and includes letters written to Barnett from family members, friends, politicians, and local and national organizations. Notable correspondents include Lerone Bennett, Richard J. Daley, Earl B. Dickerson, Zora Neale Hurston, Langston Hughes, Eva Jessye, Sidney Poitier, and Oprah Winfrey. Of note in this series are a letter sent by Etta and Claude to family and friends detailing their 1941 trip to Africa, and Barnett’s 1933 film contract with RKO Studies for her appearance in the film, Flying Down to Rio.

Series 5: Organization Files, 1966-2004

This series documents Etta Moten Barnett’s organizational affiliations. Some of the significant organization collections include the African American Institute, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Black Women’s Agenda, The Links, Inc., the International Women’s Year Conference, and the United Nations Decade Conference for Women.

Series 6: Programs, 1931-2002

This series contains programs of Barnett’s performances in Porgy and Bess productions and in a variety of recitals and concerts. Also included are programs from events and activities sponsored by organizations in which Barnett participated, such as UN Decade for Women, American Negro Exposition art exhibit, Zambia’s independence ceremony, and the Links, Inc.’s White Rose Banquet.

Series 7: Subject Files, 1972-2000

This wide-ranging series includes material kept by Barnett on individuals, events and organizations of interest such as the Lincoln Academy of Illinois and National Council for Community Services to International Visitors, and topics of personal interest and involvement such as African and African American politics, United States foreign policies, health and environmental issues, women’s rights, and the arts.

Series 8: Serials, 1952-2004

This series contains issues of magazines and newspapers collected by Etta Moten Barnett and her family and friends about her life and career, as well as a number of publications from organizations to which Barnett belonged and/or was affiliated. These serials feature Etta Moten Barnett and topics of personal interest to her. Serials have been arranged alphabetically by serial name.

Series 9: Clippings, 1901-2004

The clipping series is arranged chronologically. This series covers the events of Barnett’s career as a singer, actress, activist, and humanitarian. It also documents her interest and/or involvement in the Black Arts Movement and political affairs such as African independence movements.

Series 10: A/V, 2001

This series contains a visual recording (DVD format) of Etta Moten Barnett’s 100th birthday celebration with more than 400 family and friends at the Hyatt Regency in Chicago. This recording was given to guests as a gift.

Series 11: Photographs

This series contains 172 photographs of Etta Moten Barnett’s life, travels, and achievements.

Series 12: Memorabilia, 1949-2004

Barnett’s memorabilia largely consists of greeting cards, invitations, certificates, posters, and brochures. There are invitations and programs from her birthday celebrations, as well as “The Negro Speak of Rivers” sheet music (music by Margaret Burroughs, lyrics by Langston Hughes, and introduced by Etta Moten) and album covers/jackets from Porgy and Bess and her performance of “My Forgotten Man” from the film, The Gold Diggers of 1933.

INVENTORY

Series 1: Biography, 1997-2004

Box 1

Folder 1

Biography, 1997-2004, n.d.

Box 1

Folder 2

Biography, Condolence Letters, 2004

Box 1

Folder 3

Biography, Funeral, Buddhist Incense Ceremony, 2004

Box 1

Folder 4

Biography, Funeral Program, Williams, Dr. Hazel Browne [cousin], 1986

Box 1

Folder 5

Biography, Obituaries, 2004

Box 1

Folder 6

Biography, Resume, n.d.

Series 2: Claude A. Barnett Materials, 1927-1999

Box 2

Folder 1

Claude A. Barnett, 1927-1999, n.d.

Box 2

Folder 2

Claude A. Barnett, n.d.

Series 3: Manuscripts, 1951-2001

Box 3

Folder 1

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, AARP Women Pioneers Forum, 1988

Box 3

Folder 2

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Acceptance of Honorary Degree at Lincoln University, Pennsylvania, 1989

Box 3

Folder 3

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Address, The Black Experience – Contemporary Conditions and Challenges, UNC School of Social Work, 1988

Box 3

Folder 4

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Afro-American Folklore and Music Address, 1975

Box 3

Folder 5

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Alpha Kappa Alpha’s Continuing Commitment Effective Service to Humanity, “Remaining Awake Through Revolution,” n.d.

Box 3

Folder 6

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, “The Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History Looks to the Future,” 1974

Box 3

Folder 7

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, The Background, Present Status, and Projections of Decade for Women (IWD), Atlanta, Georgia, 1978

Box 3

Folder 8

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, “Blacks and Musicals of the 1930’s and 1940’s,” n.d.

Box 3

Folder 9

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, The Charge to Graduates, Lincoln University, Pennsylvania, 1989

Box 3

Folder 10

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, The College Woman’s Role in the Great Society (Women’s Weekend at Fisk University), 1965

Box 3

Folder 11

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Contemporary Conditions and Challenges of the Black Experience, c.1980?

Box 3

Folder 12

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Draft of Speech re: Links and International Women’s Year, 1975?

Box 3

Folder 13

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, International Women’s Year, 1975

Box 3

Folder 14

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Interview with Martin Luther King, Jr., 1957

Box 3

Folder 15

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Introduction of Helen Edmonds to the National Assembly, The Links, Nashville, Tennessee, 1986

Box 3

Folder 16

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Introductory Remarks, n.d.

Box 3

Folder 17

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Music and Lyrics, n.d.

Box 3

Folder 18

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, New Dimensions for Tomorrow, International Trends and Services and International Women’s Year, 1978

Box 3

Folder 19

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Notebook, c.1960s

Box 3

Folder 20

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Notebook, 1974-1975

Box 3

Folder 21

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Notebook, 1976

Box 3

Folder 22

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Notebook, c.1980s

Box 3

Folder 23

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Notebook, Includes Speech on Juliette Derricotte, n.d.

Box 3

Folder 24

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Notes from Nairobi Forum, End of U.N. Decade Conference, 1985

Box 4

Folder 1

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Remarks, The 10th Anniversary of the Black Experience Workshop, UNC Chapel Hill, 1989

Box 4

Folder 2

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Remarks before the Etta Moten Civic and Educational Club, 1975

Box 4

Folder 3

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Remarks before Second Presbyterian Church, n.d.

Box 4

Folder 4

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Remarks, Exhibition of Terra Cotta Ceramics, 1982

Box 4

Folder 5

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Remarks on 1920’s-1930’s Harlem and Madame C.J. Walker, n.d.

Box 4

Folder 6

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Remarks on the African American Experience Given at Etta Moten Barnett’s Home, n.d.

Box 4

Folder 7

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Remarks on Alex Rivera, n.d.

Box 4

Folder 8

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Remarks on Black Choirs, n.d.

Box 4

Folder 9

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Remarks on the Occasion of the Retirement of George Lindsay from the Board of the African American Institute, 1984

Box 4

Folder 10

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, A Report – IWY National Women’s Conference, Houston, Texas, 1977

Box 4

Folder 11

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, A Report: United Nations Decade for Women, c.1980s

Box 4

Folder 12

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Response and Acceptance, The Links, Inc., n.d.

Box 4

Folder 13

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Speech, The International Women’s Mid-Decade Conference, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1980

Box 4

Folder 14

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, The Spelman College Challenge, 1984

Box 4

Folder 15

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Statement Before Women’s Board, Chicago Lyric Opera, n.d.

Box 4

Folder 16

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Strengthening Family Ties from the Perspective of Single Parenting, n.d.

Box 4

Folder 17

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Testimony of a “Character Witness,” “A Roast and Toast” to Earl B. Dickerson, n.d.

Box 4

Folder 18

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, “This Is Our Year,” The Links, Inc., n.d.

Box 4

Folder 19

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, United Nations International Decade for Women, 1981-1982

Box 4

Folder 20

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Untitled Manuscript, 1985

Box 4

Folder 21

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Untitled Manuscript, International Trends and Services, The Links, Inc., 1977

Box 4

Folder 22

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Untitled Speech [Draft] Before African American Institute, 1983?

Box 4

Folder 23

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Upon Receiving the Honorary Degree, Atlanta University, 1976

Box 4

Folder 24

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Vignettes of a Volunteer, n.d.

Box 4

Folder 25

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Welcome to the Right Honorable Errol Barrow, Prime Minister of Barbados, American West Indian Association, 25th Anniversary Banquet, 1969

Box 4

Folder 26

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, “Woman to Woman: Single Parenting From a Global Perspective,” International Women’s Conference, 1987

Box 4

Folder 27

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Women and the Crisis in the Black Community: Direction and Decision, 1969, n.d.

Box 4

Folder 28

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, “The Women of Courage Photo Exhibition,” Glasboro State College, 1988

Box 4

Folder 29

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta, Women’s Day: Lincoln Memorial Congregational Church, 1978

Box 4

Folder 30

Manuscripts, Moten Barnett, Etta and Claude Barnett A., A West African Journey, 1947

Box 4

Folder 31

Manuscript Fragments, Moten Barnett, Etta, n.d.

Box 4

Folder 32

Manuscript Fragments, Moten Barnett, Etta, Assembly Ideas – Programs for Areas, International Trends, The Links, Inc., n.d.

Box 4

Folder 33

Manuscript Fragments, Moten Barnett, Etta, Contact Sheets, 1975, n.d.

Box 4

Folder 34

Manuscript Fragments, Moten Barnett, Etta, Harold Hochschild and George Lindsay, n.d.

Box 4

Folder 35

Manuscript Fragments, Moten Barnett, Etta, Includes Meeting Notes and Bullock Banquet Speech, n.d.

Box 5

Folder 1

Manuscript Fragments, Moten Barnett, Etta, Notebook (Includes The Links, Inc., Meeting Notes), n.d.

Box 5

Folder 2

Manuscript Fragments, Moten Barnett, Etta, Report, The Links, Inc., International Trends, n.d.

Box 5

Folder 3

Manuscript Fragments, Moten Barnett, Etta, Speech, The Links, Inc., n.d.

Box 5

Folder 4

Manuscript Fragments, Moten Barnett, Etta, Writings on Spirituals, n.d.

Box 5

Folder 5

Manuscripts, Other, Barnett, Claude A., Address Before the Conference of the Presidents of Negro Land Grant Colleges, Federal Security Administration, Washington, D.C., 1951

Box 5

Folder 6

Manuscripts, Other, Barnett, Claude A., Speech Before the Annual Meeting of the Chicago Layman’s Organization of the A.M.E. Church, 1959

Box 5

Folder 7

Manuscripts, Other, Bellows, ?, Untitled Manuscript, n.d.

Box 5

Folder 8

Manuscripts, Other, Bennett, Lerone, Remarks on 100th Birthday Celebration of Etta Moten Barnett, 2001

Box 5

Folder 9

Manuscripts, Other, Bowe, Mrs. Wm J., Tourists in Africa, 1972

Box 5

Folder 10

Manuscripts, Other, Carter, Jimmy, Remarks of the President at the Reception for the International Women’s Year, 1978

Box 5

Folder 11

Manuscripts, Other, Catlett, Elizabeth, Untitled Manuscript on Black Art, n.d.

Box 5

Folder 12

Manuscripts, Other, Chisholm, Shirley, Haitian Refugees: Where Do We Go From Here?, 1982

Box 5

Folder 13

Manuscripts, Other, Dickerson, Earl B., Remarks on the Occasion of the Hyde Park Career Academy Third Annual Heroes Day, 1983

Box 5

Folder 14

Manuscripts, Other, Dickerson, Earl B., Remarks on the Occasion of a Tribute to Earl B. Dickerson and Charles Haynes, 1983

Box 5

Folder 15

Manuscripts, Other, Dickerson, Earl B., Thoughts on Founder’s Day of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Chicago, Illinois, 1986

Box 5

Folder 16

Manuscripts, Other, Duncan, Todd, Annual Conference Address Made During the Guild Luncheon Garden Center of Greater Cleveland, 1970

Box 5

Folder 17

Manuscripts, Other, Edmonds, Helen G., An Address Before the Radcliffe College Graduate Alumni Association, 1989

Box 5

Folder 18

Manuscripts, Other, Edmonds, Helen G., The Dream and the Keepers of the Dream, 1985

Box 5

Folder 19

Manuscripts, Other, Edmonds, Helen G., Keynote Address: The Missing Pages in American History and Attempts to Find Them, 1979

Box 5

Folder 20

Manuscripts, Other, Edmonds, Helen G., [The Links, Inc.] Chapter Establishment: The Lamp of Experience, 1986

Box 5

Folder 21

Manuscripts, Other, Foster, Francis M., To Etta Moten, n.d.

Box 5

Folder 22

Manuscripts, Other, George Washington Carver Museum, Etta Moten African Literature Gift Collection and the France P. Bolton Gift Collection Finding Aid, n.d.

Box 5

Folder 23

Manuscripts, Other, Harris, Sydney J., Library Talk, 1971

Box 5

Folder 24

Manuscripts, Other, Johnson, Lyndon B., Address to Howard University Graduates, 1965

Box 5

Folder 25

Manuscripts, Other, King, Martin Luther, Jr., Remaining Awake Through A Revolution, 1962

Box 5

Folder 26

Manuscripts, Other, Lipsky, Susanne, Internalized Oppression, n.d.

Box 5

Folder 27

Manuscripts, Other, Martin, Lewis, U.S. Black Press and Africa, n.d.

Box 5

Folder 28

Manuscripts, Other, Robinson, Edward A., A Forgotten Legacy: The Evolution of Black Theater From a Chicago Perspective, n.d.

Box 5

Folder 29

Manuscripts, Other, Spear, Hugh, Remarks at Dr. Hazel Browne Williams’ Memorial Service, n.d.

Box 5

Folder 30

Manuscripts, Other, Unknown Author, Remarks on Etta Moten Barnett Recognizing Her as the Commission on the Status of Women Outstanding Pioneer Woman, 2001

Box 5

Folder 31

Manuscripts, Other, Unknown Author, Speech Honoring Etta Moten Barnett, n.d.

Box 5

Folder 32

Manuscripts, Other, Unknown Author, Thanks for the Memories, The Links, Inc., n.d.

Series 4: Correspondence, 1933-2003

Box 6

Folder 1

Correspondence, The 19th African American Conference Committee, 1988

Box 6

Folder 2

Correspondence, Abzug, Bella S. (National Commission on the Observance of International Women’s Year), 1977

Box 6

Folder 3

Correspondence, Alexander, Jean, 1991

Box 6

Folder 4

Correspondence, Allen, Jeanne H., (Spelman College), 1983

Box 6

Folder 5

Correspondence, American Biographical Institute, n.d.

Box 6

Folder 6

Correspondence, Anderson, A. J., (Toni), 1980

Box 6

Folder 7

Correspondence, Author Unknown, n.d.

Box 6

Folder 8

Correspondence, Author Unknown, re: The Links, Inc., n.d.

Box 6

Folder 9

Correspondence, Bailey, Ronald (Chicago Center for Afro-American Studies and Research), 1981

Box 6

Folder 10

Correspondence, Barnett, William, 1982

Box 6

Folder 11

Correspondence, Barrett, Brenetta Howell, 1993

Box 6

Folder 12

Correspondence, Bennett, Lerone, 2001

Box 6

Folder 13

Correspondence, Bensinger, Linda, 1978

Box 6

Folder 14

Correspondence, Bertrand, Joseph G. (City of Chicago), 1973

Box 6

Folder 15

Correspondence, Bone, Robert G. (The Lincoln Academy of Illinois), 1970

Box 6

Folder 16

Correspondence, Bowen, Margaret Davis, 1935

Box 6

Folder 17

Correspondence, Boyd, Rose Williams, n.d.

Box 6

Folder 18

Correspondence, Briatta, Cosmo J., 1996

Box 6

Folder 19

Correspondence, Burman, Marshall L. (The Lincoln Academy of Illinois), 1981

Box 6

Folder 20

Correspondence, Butta, Adele, 1975

Box 6

Folder 21

Correspondence, Carrington, Walter, n.d.

Box 6

Folder 22

Correspondence, Carson, Clayborne (Martin Luther King, Jr., Papers Project), 1998

Box 6

Folder 23

Correspondence, Chandler, Diane, 1993

Box 6

Folder 24

Correspondence, Chicago City Ballet “Cinderella Ball” Gala Committee, 1982

Box 6

Folder 25

Correspondence, Cole, William Graham, 1965

Box 6

Folder 26

Correspondence, Coppage, Beverly (Ebony Magazine), 1991

Box 6

Folder 27

Correspondence, Cotter, William R. (Colby College), 1979

Box 6

Folder 28

Correspondence, Daley, Richard J., 1966-1973

Box 6

Folder 29

Correspondence, Daniel, David L. (Cook County Department to Public Aid), 1973

Box 6

Folder 30

Correspondence, Danilov, Victor J., 1981

Box 6

Folder 31

Correspondence, Danner, Margaret, 1976

Box 6

Folder 32

Correspondence, Davis, Griffith J., 1978

Box 6

Folder 33

Correspondence, Davus, Stanley L., Jr. (National Conference for Community Justice), 2003

Box 6

Folder 34

Correspondence, Dawson, Janice, n.d.

Box 6

Folder 35

Correspondence, “Dear Folks” From Claude Barnett and Etta Moten Barnett, Report on Trip to Africa, 1941

Box 6

Folder 36

Correspondence, Dent, Bobbi (The African American Institute), 1979

Box 6

Folder 37

Correspondence, Diahan, n.d.

Box 6

Folder 38

Correspondence, Diallo, Adama, 1989

Box 6

Folder 39

Correspondence, Dickerson, Earl B., 1985-1986

Box 6

Folder 40

Correspondence, Dixon, Alan J., 1982

Box 6

Folder 41

Correspondence, Dorothy and G. L., 1982

Box 6

Folder 42

Correspondence, Dunnigan, Alice A., n.d.

Box 6

Folder 43

Correspondence, Enoz?, D., 1982

Box 6

Folder 44

Correspondence, Ersa, 1982

Box 6

Folder 45

Correspondence, Fauntroy, Walter E., 1982

Box 6

Folder 46

Correspondence, Fierston, Suzanne, 1989

Box 6

Folder 47

Correspondence, Foster, Francis M., Sr., 2001

Box 6

Folder 48

Correspondence, France, Erwin A., 1982

Box 6

Folder 49

Correspondence, Fred and Leslie, n.d.

Box 6

Folder 50

Correspondence, Freeman, Etta Sue, Maria Whitney, and Duff?, 1991

Box 6

Folder 51

Correspondence, Fuller, Hoyt W., 1978

Box 6

Folder 52

Correspondence, Gaines, William Louis, 1982

Box 6

Folder 53

Correspondence, Gbeho, J. V. (Ambassador of Ghana), 1982

Box 6

Folder 54

Correspondence, George, 1979

Box 6

Folder 55

Correspondence, George, Melvin R. (Northeastern Illinois University), 1981

Box 6

Folder 56

Correspondence, Gilroy, Bert (RKO Studies Inc. Business Contract), 1933

Box 6

Folder 57

Correspondence, Ginsburg, Michael H. (University of Illinois at Chicago), 1987

Box 6

Folder 58

Correspondence, Good Housekeeping, 1997

Box 6

Folder 59

Correspondence, Gorham, Thelma Thurston, 1978

Box 6

Folder 60

Correspondence, Gossett, Philip, 1979

Box 6

Folder 61

Correspondence, Gray, Hanna Holborn (The University of Chicago), 1981

Box 6

Folder 62

Correspondence, Greenberg, Douglas (Chicago Historical Society), 1997

Box 6

Folder 63

Correspondence, Gulliver, Adelaide Cromwell (Boston University), 1976

Box 6

Folder 64

Correspondence, Harris, Chauncey D., 1978

Box 6

Folder 65

Correspondence, Hartfield, Ronne, 1992

Box 6

Folder 66

Correspondence, Hatcher, Richard Gordon, 1969

Box 6

Folder 67

Correspondence, Heineman, Natalie (Mrs. Ben W.), 1979, n.d.

Box 6

Folder 68

Correspondence, Helen, 1984

Box 6

Folder 69

Correspondence, Hodges, Gertrude A., n.d.

Box 6

Folder 70

Correspondence, Hogan, Lawrence D., 1981

Box 6

Folder 71

Correspondence, Howard, Bertie, 1992

Box 6

Folder 72

Correspondence, Hughes, Langston, 1951

Box 6

Folder 73

Correspondence, Hurston, Zora Neale, 1935

Box 6

Folder 74

Correspondence, The Institute for the Advanced Study of Black Family Life and Culture, 1981

Box 6

Folder 75

Correspondence, Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Alpha Chapter, 1953

Box 6

Folder 76

Correspondence, Iris, 1990

Box 6

Folder 77

Correspondence, Jackson, Luther P., Jr., 1993

Box 6

Folder 78

Correspondence, Jessye, Eva, 1953-1964, n.d.

Box 6

Folder 79

Correspondence, Johnson, Audreye E. (University of North Carolina), 1987-1989

Box 6

Folder 80

Correspondence, Johnson, Eloise McKinney, 1990

Box 6

Folder 81

Correspondence, Johnson, Linda (City of Chicago), 1985

Box 6

Folder 82

Correspondence, Jollivette, Lynda P., 1982

Box 6

Folder 83

Correspondence, Karlin, Daniel, 1988

Box 6

Folder 84

Correspondence, Katherine, 1985

Box 6

Folder 85

Correspondence, Kent, George E. (The University of Chicago), 1979

Box 6

Folder 86

Correspondence, LaRoche, Rosalind, 1965

Box 6

Folder 87

Correspondence, Larson, David N., 1970

Box 6

Folder 88

Correspondence, Lee, J. R. E., Jr. (The Florida Agricultural and Mechanical College), 1935

Box 6

Folder 89

Correspondence, Lyon, Wynne W., 1965

Box 7

Folder 1

Correspondence, Macior, Judy (UNI Alumni Association), 1981

Box 7

Folder 2

Correspondence, Mackevich, Eileen (Illinois Humanities Council), 1987

Box 7

Folder 3

Correspondence, Mae, Johnnie, 1983

Box 7

Folder 4

Correspondence, Mafole, Tebogo, 1993

Box 7

Folder 5

Correspondence, Marshall Field and Company, 1980

Box 7

Folder 6

Correspondence, Martin, Sandra (Essence Magazine), 1993

Box 7

Folder 7

Correspondence, Martin, Sylvia Cooke, 2002

Box 7

Folder 8

Correspondence, McCullough, Robert F., 1984

Box 7

Folder 9

Correspondence, McDonald, Rosalyn (Broward Community College), 1982

Box 7

Folder 10

Correspondence, McKenna, Joanie and Claire Siragusa (Field Museum of Natural History, Centennial Ball), 1993

Box 7

Folder 11

Correspondence, Miles, Diana, 1996

Box 7

Folder 12

Correspondence, Mohnke, Mary Sue (Northeastern Illinois University), 1981

Box 7

Folder 13

Correspondence, Morrissey, Jamee A., 1990

Box 7

Folder 14

Correspondence, Moxon, James, 1986, n.d.

Box 7

Folder 15

Correspondence, Nelson, Evelyn S., 1982

Box 7

Folder 16

Correspondence, Nipson, Herb, c.1980s

Box 7

Folder 17

Correspondence, Norford, George, 1990

Box 7

Folder 18

Correspondence, Okotete, John T., 1969

Box 7

Folder 19

Correspondence, Olson, Eva (Culture In Action), 1993

Box 7

Folder 20

Correspondence, Orr, Dorothy J., 1980

Box 7

Folder 21

Correspondence, Palmer, Della, 1990

Box 7

Folder 22

Correspondence, Palmer, Martha H., n.d.

Box 7

Folder 23

Correspondence, Parker, Bettye J. (Northeastern Illinois University), 1982

Box 7

Folder 24

Correspondence, Pavela, Jean, 1988

Box 7

Folder 25

Correspondence, Peters, Brock, n.d.

Box 7

Folder 26

Correspondence, Picott, J. Rupert, 1982

Box 7

Folder 27

Correspondence, Pierce, Samuel, Jr., 1982

Box 7

Folder 28

Correspondence, Poitier, Sidney, 2001

Box 7

Folder 29

Correspondence, Powell, Erica, 1983

Box 7

Folder 30

Correspondence, Price, Faye, 1982

Box 7

Folder 31

Correspondence, Quaison-Sackey, Alex, 1978

Box 7

Folder 32

Correspondence, Rautbord, Clayton L., 1977

Box 7

Folder 33

Correspondence, Richardson, Julieanna L. (The HistoryMakers), 2002

Box 7

Folder 34

Correspondence, Rolfes, Joseph E., 1986

Box 7

Folder 35

Correspondence, Rood, Steve, 2001?

Box 7

Folder 36

Correspondence, Rose-Mockry, Kathy (University of Kansas), 2001

Box 7

Folder 37

Correspondence, Ross, Norman, 1972-1998

Box 7

Folder 38

Correspondence, Rottman, James W. (National Conference of Christians and Jews), n.d.

Box 7

Folder 39

Correspondence, Roybal, Rose Marie (Office of President Jimmy Carter), 1978

Box 7

Folder 40

Correspondence, Russell, Jack, 1982

Box 7

Folder 41

Correspondence, Shepard, Peggy (Verve Magazine), n.d.

Box 7

Folder 42

Correspondence, Skramstad, Harold K., Jr. (Chicago Historical Society), 1975

Box 7

Folder 43

Correspondence, Smith, Janet Carl, 1982

Box 7

Folder 44

Correspondence, Smith, Mechele, n.d.

Box 7

Folder 45

Correspondence, Smith, Sherry A. (Texas Foundation for Women’s Resources), 1982

Box 7

Folder 46

Correspondence, Solomon, F. R. (B’nai B’rith Women of Greater Chicago), 1959

Box 7

Folder 47

Correspondence, Sproull, Stephen F. (Northeastern Illinois University), 1981

Box 7

Folder 48

Correspondence, Standifer, James A. (The University of Michigan, School of Music), 1990

Box 7

Folder 49

Correspondence, Steele, Beatrice Hughes (NAACP-Chicago), 1953

Box 7

Folder 50

Correspondence, Stephens, J. Paul (Lincoln University), 1989

Box 7

Folder 51

Correspondence, Stewart, Donald M. (Spelman College), 1983

Box 7

Folder 52

Correspondence, Suzanne and Dietmar, 1989

Box 7

Folder 53

Correspondence, Thompson, Vera E., 1977

Box 7

Folder 54

Correspondence, Thornburg, Doe, 1990

Box 7

Folder 55

Correspondence, Tinnin, A. L. (Son Lee), 1969

Box 7

Folder 56

Correspondence, Townsend, Mrs. N. J. (Tougaloo College), 1964

Box 7

Folder 57

Correspondence, Turner, John B. (University of North Carolina), 1989

Box 7

Folder 58

Correspondence, University of North Carolina, School of Social Work, 1989

Box 7

Folder 59

Correspondence, Ward, Mary (Cornell University), 1989

Box 7

Folder 60

Correspondence, Ware, Grace, 1980

Box 7

Folder 61

Correspondence, Washington, Harold, 1985

Box 7

Folder 62

Correspondence, Westerman, George W., 1979

Box 7

Folder 63

Correspondence, Williams, Elynor A., 1984

Box 7

Folder 64

Correspondence, Williams, Fred B. (Kansas Alumni Association), 1993

Box 7

Folder 65

Correspondence, Williams, Mary Garden and Gwendolyn Ritchie (Delta Sigma Theta, Incorporated), 1982

Box 7

Folder 66

Correspondence, Wilson, Velma, 1988

Box 7

Folder 67

Correspondence, Winfrey, Oprah, 1988?

Box 7

Folder 68

Correspondence, Wintermote, Dick, 1982-1987

Box 7

Folder 69

Correspondence, Wood, Mary Elizabeth (YMCA Phyllis Wheatley Branch), 1935

Box 7

Folder 70

Correspondence, Woods, Paula L. 1993

Box 7

Folder 71

Correspondence, Yates, Sidney R., 1982

Box 7

Folder 72

Correspondence, Other, Author Unknown, 1899

Box 7

Folder 73

Correspondence, Other, Dickerson, Earl B., 1983-1986

Box 7

Folder 74

Correspondence, Other, Foster, Vera C. (Mrs. Luther H.), 1980

Box 7

Folder 75

Correspondence, Other, Fuller, Hoyt, 1971

Box 7

Folder 76

Correspondence, Other, Mundia, Nalumino (Embassy of the Republic of Zambia), 1988

Box 7

Folder 77

Correspondence, Other, Newman, Ralph Geoffrey (re: Appraisal of Claude A. Barnett Papers), 1978

Box 7

Folder 78

Correspondence, Other, Petro, ?, 2003

Box 7

Folder 79

Correspondence, Other, Richardson, Julieanna L. (The HistoryMakers), 2000

Box 7

Folder 80

Correspondence, Other, Walker, A. Maceo, 1982

Series 5: Organization Files, 1966-2004

Box 8

Folder 1

Org Files, The Adlai E. Stevenson Memorial Fund, 1966

Box 8

Folder 2

Org Files, The African American Institute, 1968-1972

Box 8

Folder 3

Org Files, The African American Institute, 1972-1977

Box 8

Folder 4

Org Files, The African American Institute, 1978-1985

Box 8

Folder 5

Org Files, The African American Institute, 1986-1987, n.d.

Box 8

Folder 6

Org Files, African American Museums Association, 1986

Box 8

Folder 7

Org Files, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, 1978-1988, n.d.

Box 8

Folder 8

Org Files, Black Women’s Agenda, 1977-1979

Box 8

Folder 9

Org Files, Black Women’s Agenda, 1981-1982, 1986

Box 8

Folder 10

Org Files, Black Women’s Agenda, 1987

Box 8

Folder 11

Org Files, Black Women’s Agenda, 1988

Box 9

Folder 1

Org Files, Black Women’s Agenda, 1990-1991

Box 9

Folder 2

Org Files, Black Women’s Agenda, 1992-1997, n.d.

Box 9

Folder 3

Org Files, Center for Black Music Research, Columbia College, Chicago, 1993

Box 9

Folder 4

Org Files, The Chicago Academy for the Arts, 1989

Box 9

Folder 5

Org Files, Chicago Bicentennial Committee, 1974-1976

Box 9

Folder 6

Org Files, Chicago Educational Television Association, 1969-1972

Box 9

Folder 7

Org Files, Chicago Historical Society, 1995-1998

Box 9

Folder 8

Org Files, Chicago Music Association, n.d.

Box 9

Folder 9

Org Files, The Chicago Network, 1981

Box 9

Folder 10

Org Files, The Chicago Urban League, 1966-1972

Box 9

Folder 11

Org Files, City of Chicago Civic Committee, 1965

Box 9

Folder 12

Org Files, Classic Beauty Committee, 1978

Box 9

Folder 13

Org Files, Cook County Department of Public Aid Advisory Committee, 1970-1973

Box 9

Folder 14

Org Files, Creative Arts Foundation, Inc., 1993-2004, n.d.

Box 9

Folder 15

Org Files, Culture In Action, 1993

Box 9

Folder 16

Org Files, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, n.d.

Box 9

Folder 17

Org Files, The DuSable Museum of African American History, 1972-1993, n.d.

Box 9

Folder 18

Org Files, ERAmerica, 1979, n.d.

Box 9

Folder 19

Org Files, The Etta Moten Civic and Educational Club, 1975

Box 9

Folder 20

Org Files, Field Museum of Natural History, 1968-1989, n.d.

Box 9

Folder 21

Org Files, Fisk University, 1965-1967

Box 9

Folder 22

Org Files, The Friday Club, 1988-1990

Box 9

Folder 23

Org Files, Friends of Chicago Public Library, n.d.

Box 9

Folder 24

Org Files, Governor’s Award Selection Committee, n.d.

Box 9

Folder 25

Org Files, Hull House Association, 1974-1978, n.d.

Box 9

Folder 26

Org Files, International Visitors Center of Chicago, 1973-1979, n.d.

Box 9

Folder 27

Org Files, International Women Associates of the International Visitors Center of Chicago, 1993

Box 9

Folder 28

Org Files, The Lincoln Park Zoological Society, 1979

Box 9

Folder 29

Org Files, The Links, Inc., 1974-1975

Box 9

Folder 30

Org Files, The Links, Inc., 1976-1977

Box 10

Folder 1

Org Files, The Links, Inc., January-April 1978

Box 10

Folder 2

Org Files, The Links, Inc., May-July 1978

Box 10

Folder 3

Org Files, The Links, Inc., July 1978

Box 10

Folder 4

Org Files, The Links, Inc., July-December 1978

Box 10

Folder 5

Org Files, The Links, Inc., March-October 1979

Box 10

Folder 6

Org Files, The Links, Inc., November-December 1979

Box 10

Folder 7

Org Files, The Links, Inc., January-March 1980

Box 11

Folder 1

Org Files, The Links, Inc., April-July 1980

Box 11

Folder 2

Org Files, The Links, Inc., 1982-1983

Box 11

Folder 3

Org Files, The Links, Inc., 1985-1990

Box 11

Folder 4

Org Files, The Links, Inc., 1997

Box 11

Folder 5

Org Files, The Links, Inc., 1998, 2001-2002

Box 11

Folder 6

Org Files, The Links, Inc., n.d.

Box 11

Folder 7

Org Files, Lyric Opera of Chicago, 1976-1996, n.d.

Box 11

Folder 8

Org Files, March on Washington, Chicago Committee, 1963

Box 11

Folder 9

Org Files, Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center, 1972-1974

Box 11

Folder 10

Org Files, National Black Arts Festival, 1990

Box 11

Folder 11

Org Files, The National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1965-1997

Box 11

Folder 12

Org Files, National Council of Women of the United States, 1979-1990

Box 11

Folder 13

Org Files, National Council of Negro Women, 1977, n.d.

Box 11

Folder 14

Org Files, National Women’s Conference, International Women’s Year, 1976-1980, n.d.

Box 11

Folder 15

Org Files, Salute to Paul Robeson Committee, 1983

Box 11

Folder 16

Org Files, Southside Community Art Center, 1980

Box 11

Folder 17

Org Files, St. Mary Church, n.d.

Box 11

Folder 18

Org Files, Tri-State Bank of Memphis, 1974

Box 11

Folder 19

Org Files, Twentieth Century Fund, n.d.

Box 12

Folder 1

Org Files, UN Mid-Decade/Decade Conference for Women, 1979

Box 12

Folder 2

Org Files, UN Mid-Decade/Decade Conference for Women, January-April 1980

Box 12

Folder 3

Org Files, UN Mid-Decade/Decade Conference for Women, May-June 1980

Box 12

Folder 4

Org Files, UN Mid-Decade/Decade Conference for Women, July 1980

Box 12

Folder 5

Org Files, UN Mid-Decade/Decade Conference for Women, September 1980

Box 12

Folder 6

Org Files, UN Mid-Decade/Decade Conference for Women, 1980

Box 12

Folder 7

Org Files, UN Mid-Decade/Decade Conference for Women, 1982-1984

Box 12

Folder 8

Org Files, UN Mid-Decade/Decade Conference for Women, 1985

Box 12

Folder 9

Org Files, UN Mid-Decade/Decade Conference for Women, n.d.

Box 12

Folder 10

Org Files, United Negro College Fund, 1969-1976

Box 12

Folder 11

Org Files, The University of Chicago, 1977-1989, n.d.

Box 12

Folder 12

Org Files, The University of Kansas, 1980-1990, n.d.

Box 12

Folder 13

Org Files, U.S. Committee for UNIFEM, Greater Chicago Chapter, 1990

Series 6: Programs, 1931-2002

Box 13

Folder 1

Programs, 3rd Annual Black Women’s Seminary and Breakfast, National Hook-Up of Black Women, Inc., Washington, D.C., 1978

Box 13

Folder 2

Programs, 4th Annual Restoring Bronzeville Historic Tour, Chicago, Illinois, 1998

Box 13

Folder 3

Programs, The 6th Annual International Sisterhood Conference of the K.O.G., Chicago, Illinois, 1985

Box 13

Folder 4

Programs, The 6th Annual Oscar Micheaux Awards Ceremony Black Filmmakers Hall of Fame, Oakland, California, 1979

Box 13

Folder 5

Programs, 40th Annual Chicago Senior Citizens Hall of Fame, Chicago, Illinois, 2002

Box 13

Folder 6

Programs, The 56th Annual Convention of the National Association of Negro Musicians, Inc., Detroit, Michigan, 1975

Box 13

Folder 7

Programs, The African American Institute 30th Anniversary Awards Dinner, New York City, New York, 1984

Box 13

Folder 8

Programs, Africare Bishop John T. Walker Memorial Dinner, Washington, D.C., 1992

Box 13

Folder 9

Programs, Afro-American History Week, Elizabeth City State University, 1975

Box 13

Folder 10

Programs, An Afternoon with Etta Moten Barnett, Northeastern Illinois University, 1999

Box 13

Folder 11

Programs, An Afternoon with Etta, The Pierians Inc., Baltimore, Maryland, 1977

Box 13

Folder 12

Programs, American Association of University Women Educational Foundation’s “Preparing for the 21st Century: Who Will Shape Society’s Agenda?,” 1988

Box 13

Folder 13

Programs, The American Negro Exposition, Prospectus of the Art Exhibit, Chicago, Illinois, 1940

Box 13

Folder 14

Programs, The Art of the 60s/The Art of the 80s, The University of North Carolina, 1989

Box 13

Folder 15

Programs, Atlanta University Commencement, 1967

Box 13

Folder 16

Programs, Black History Month Convocation: The Strength of the Black Woman Series, Spelman College, 1984

Box 13

Folder 17

Programs, Black History Week, North Central University, Durham, North Carolina, 1975-1976

Box 13

Folder 18

Programs, Black Women: A Historical Perspective, The National Council of Negro Women, 1979

Box 13

Folder 19

Programs, Black Women in Crisis: The Reality of AIDs, Black Women’s Agenda, Inc., Washington, D.C., 1992

Box 13

Folder 20

Programs, Blacks and Musicals of the 1930’s and 1940’s Lecture by Etta Moten Barnett, The University of Chicago, 1979

Box 13

Folder 21

Programs, Broward Community College’s Brotherhood of Man Series, Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, 1992

Box 13

Folder 22

Programs, A Celebration of Black History, Northern Indiana Historical Society, Indiana University, 1994

Box 13

Folder 23

Programs, Chicago Artists Bureau Presents Miss Etta Moten, Jacksonville, Florida, 1938

Box 13

Folder 24

Programs, Chicago City Opera Company, 1938-1939

Box 13

Folder 25

Programs, “Coming Into Focus: The Image of Blacks in America,” 1986

Box 13

Folder 26

Programs, Concert, First Appearance in Philadelphia, Etta Moten, 1938

Box 13

Folder 27

Programs, DuSable Museum Anniversary Heritage Dinner, Chicago, Illinois, 1982

Box 13

Folder 28

Programs, Etta Moten, Black History Week, University of Arizona, 1976

Box 13

Folder 29

Programs, Etta Moten in Recital, Indiana?, 1938

Box 13

Folder 30

Programs, Etta Moten: Mezzo-Contralto, Bethel A.M.E. Church, Warren, Arkansas, 1939

Box 13

Folder 31

Programs, Etta Moten in Song Recital, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Baltimore, Maryland, 1937

Box 13

Folder 32

Programs, Etta Moten in Song Recital, Alpha Kappa Alpha, XI Omega Chapter, Washington, D.C., 1937

Box 13

Folder 33

Programs, An Evening With Belafonte and Danny Glover, The HistoryMakers, Chicago, Illinois, 2000

Box 13

Folder 34

Programs, An Evening With Etta Moten, The University of Chicago, 1957

Box 13

Folder 35

Programs, Evolution of a People, Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Annual Prayer Breakfast, Washington Convention Center, 1992

Box 13

Folder 36

Programs, Facts and Firsts about Black Women…An Eyewitness Account of Historical Moments, Phi Delta Kappa, Mu Chapter, Chicago, Illinois, 1982

Box 13

Folder 37

Programs, Fashion Evolution: Global Glamour, Congressional Black Caucus Spouses 16th Annual Fashion Show, Washington, D.C., 1992

Box 13

Folder 38

Programs, Gerald Cook, Allied Arts Academy Series, 1939

Box 13

Folder 39

Programs, Harlem Heyday, National Council of Negro Women, Washington, D.C., 1981

Box 13

Folder 40

Programs, Heritage Celebration, Thirteenth Senatorial District, Chicago, Illinois, 1985

Box 13

Folder 41

Programs, The History of Black Music in America Schedule, 1976

Box 13

Folder 42

Programs, Illinois International Women’s Year Conference, Normal, Illinois, 1977

Box 13

Folder 43

Programs, Inauguration Program, Chicago, Illinois, 1977

Box 13

Folder 44

Programs, Independence Ceremony, Government of the Republic of Zambia, Lusaka, 1964

Box 13

Folder 45

Programs, International Minority Business Seminar, 1972

Box 14

Folder 1

Programs, Jewish Women in the Arts, 1985

Box 14

Folder 2

Programs, Lincoln University Commencement, 1989

Box 14

Folder 3

Programs, Margaret Burroughs: A Lifetime in Art, DuSable Museum, Chicago, Illinois, 2000

Box 14

Folder 4

Programs, The Men’s Civic Club Presents Etta Moten, n.d.

Box 14

Folder 5

Programs, Midwest Conference on the U.S. and International Trade, Gary, Indiana, 1973

Box 14

Folder 6

Programs, Mrs. Etta Moten Barnett, Bluefield State College, West Virginia, 1975

Box 14

Folder 7

Programs, National Association of Negro Musicians, Inc., 82nd Anniversary, 2001

Box 14

Folder 8

Programs, National Black Arts Festival, Atlanta, Georgia, 1990

Box 14

Folder 9

Programs, N’DIGO Gala Concert, Chicago, Illinois, 1999

Box 14

Folder 10

Programs, Official Program for the Opening of the Maendeleo ya Wanawake Live Exhibition, Maendeleo House Grounds, 1985

Box 14

Folder 11

Programs, Papa’s Child: The Story of Etta Moten Barnett, ETA Creative Arts Foundation, ETA Square, 2001

Box 14

Folder 12

Programs, Porgy and Bess, ?, n.d.

Box 14

Folder 13

Programs, Porgy and Bess Libretto Program, 1944-1945

Box 14

Folder 14

Programs, Porgy and Bess, Majestic Theatre, New York City, New York, 1942

Box 14

Folder 15

Programs, Porgy and Bess, Portland Public Auditorium, 1944?

Box 14

Folder 16

Programs, Porgy and Bess, Studebaker Theatre, 1942

Box 14

Folder 17

Programs, Provident Hospital School for Nurses Graduating Exercises, 1938

Box 14

Folder 18

Programs, The Public Civic Luncheon, The Links, Inc., 22nd National Assembly, Atlanta, Georgia, 1980

Box 14

Folder 19

Programs, Rockefeller Memorial Chapel Spring Quarterly Sunday Schedule, 1980

Box 14

Folder 20

Programs, Second Presbyterian Church Presents An 100th Birthday Musical Tribute to Etta Moten Barnett, Chicago, Illinois, 2001

Box 14

Folder 21

Programs, Series on Belief Sponsored by Illinois Humanities Council, Chicago, Illinois, 1989

Box 14

Folder 22

Programs, The Dr. Theodore Charles Stone Black Heritage Concert in Memory of Etta Moten Barnett, Chicago Music Association, 2004

Box 14

Folder 23

Programs, Tribute to Black Youth Civic Luncheon, The Links, Inc., Denver, Colorado, 1985

Box 14

Folder 24

Programs, The Tuskegee Institute Entertainment Course Presents Etta Moten, Tuskegee, Alabama, 1935

Box 14

Folder 25

Programs, The Twentieth Century Fund 5th Anniversary Dinner, Brookline, Massachusetts, 1969

Box 14

Folder 26

Programs, UN Decade for Women, 1980-1985

Box 14

Folder 27

Programs, UNICEF Exhibit at the Chamber of Commerce of Dakar, 1989

Box 14

Folder 28

Programs, The University of Illinois at Chicago Commencement, 1987

Box 14

Folder 29

Programs, Unnamed Program, University of North Florida, Jacksonville, Florida, 1976

Box 14

Folder 30

Programs, Welcome Reception in Honor of Dr. William V. S. Truman (President of Liberia), 1962

Box 14

Folder 31

Programs, The White Rose Banquet, The Links, Inc., Chicago, Illinois, 2002

Box 14

Folder 32

Programs, William Grant Still Music Festival, LaJolla, California, 1984

Box 14

Folder 33

Programs, Zora! 6th Annual Zora Neale Hurston Festival of Arts and Humanities, Eatonville, Florida, 1995

Series 7: Subject Files, 1972-2000

Box 15

Folder 1

Subject Files, African Affairs and Development, 1972-1981

Box 15

Folder 2

Subject Files, African Affairs and Development, 1983-1988, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 3

Subject Files, Alexander G. Clark Home, Muscatine, Iowa, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 4

Subject Files, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., 1978

Box 15

Folder 5

Subject Files, Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith, 1976

Box 15

Folder 6

Subject Files, The Art Institute of Chicago, 1977-1992

Box 15

Folder 7

Subject Files, Atlanta One-Day Conference for Women, Clark College, 1980

Box 15

Folder 8

Subject Files, Black Arts and Music, 1982-2000, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 9

Subject Files, The Chicago Academy for the Arts, 1993

Box 15

Folder 10

Subject Files, Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, 1977-1978

Box 15

Folder 11

Subject Files, Child Nutrition (Food Research and Action Center), 1973

Box 15

Folder 12

Subject Files, Columbia College, 1978

Box 15

Folder 13

Subject Files, Countee Cullen Collection, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 14

Subject Files, Environmental Policies, 1980

Box 15

Folder 15

Subject Files, Erikson Institute, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 16

Subject Files, Equal Rights Amendment, 1979, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 17

Subject Files, Eva Jessye, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 18

Subject Files, Falicia M. Johnson, c.1990?

Box 15

Folder 19

Subject Files, Federal Civil Service System, 1978

Box 15

Folder 20

Subject Files, Griffith J. Davis, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 21

Subject Files, Henry Ossawa Tanner, 1963-1985, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 22

Subject Files, Hispanic Women in Government, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 23

Subject Files, The History and Culture of Minorities, Black History Quiz, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 24

Subject Files, HIV/AIDs and African American Women, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 25

Subject Files, Howard University, North American Zone Second World Black and African Festival of Arts and Culture, Inc., 1973

Box 15

Folder 26

Subject Files, Jane Addams Center, 1969

Box 15

Folder 27

Subject Files, Lincoln Academy of Illinois, 1977-1980, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 28

Subject Files, Lincoln University, 1988, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 29

Subject Files, Los Angeles City American Revolution Bicentennial Committee, 1976

Box 15

Folder 30

Subject Files, Medical Associates Clinic, Inc., n.d.

Box 15

Folder 31

Subject Files, Mental Health Research and Development Center (Howard University), n.d.

Box 15

Folder 32

Subject Files, National Afro-American History and Culture Commission and the National Center of Afro-American History and Culture, 1979

Box 15

Folder 33

Subject Files, National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect, 1974-1979

Box 15

Folder 34

Subject Files, National Council for Community Services to International Visitors (COSERV), n.d.

Box 15

Folder 35

Subject Files, The National Institute of Education, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 36

Subject Files, The National Institutes of Health, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 37

Subject Files, NYU The Institute of Afro-American Affairs, “Black America” Series, 1978

Box 15

Folder 38

Subject Files, Provident Hospital, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 39

Subject Files, Overseas Education Fund, 1979-1980?

Box 15

Folder 40

Subject Files, The Ralph J. Bunche Scholarships (Colby College, Waterville, Massachusetts), n.d.

Box 15

Folder 41

Subject Files, Ramsey Lewis, n.d.

Box 15

Folder 42

Subject Files, Second Presbyterian Church, 1979-1980

Box 15

Folder 43

Subject Files, Seminar on Better Health for Rural Kenya, 1985

Box 15

Folder 44

Subject Files, Southern Coalition for Responsive Government, n.d.

Box 16

Folder 1

Subject Files, Supreme Life Insurance Company of America, 1979

Box 16

Folder 2

Subject Files, Theodore Charles Stone, n.d.

Box 16

Folder 3

Subject Files, UNICEF International Year of the Child, 1978-1979

Box 16

Folder 4

Subject Files, United Nations, 1973-1990

Box 16

Folder 5

Subject Files, United Nations, n.d.

Box 16

Folder 6

Subject Files, United Way, 1979?

Box 16

Folder 7

Subject Files, The University of Iowa, n.d.

Box 16

Folder 8

Subject Files, The University of North Carolina, The Tenth Anniversary of the Celebration of the Black Experience in the 1980s, Present Realities…, 1989

Box 16

Folder 9

Subject Files, Urban Gateways, 1979

Box 16

Folder 10

Subject Files, U.S. Foreign Affairs and Policies, 1978-1979

Box 16

Folder 11

Subject Files, U.S. Foreign Affairs and Policies, 1979-1990

Box 16

Folder 12

Subject Files, William Warfield, n.d.

Box 16

Folder 13

Subject Files, Women’s Committee, 1992 Chicago World’s Fair, 1992

Box 16

Folder 14

Subject Files, Women’s Issues, 1975-1982, n.d.

Box 16

Folder 15

Subject Files, World Plan of Action, 1975

Box 16

Folder 16

Subject Files, Youth, 1979-1984

Series 8: Serials, 1952-2004

Box 17

Folder 1

Serials, AARP Bulletin, 1979

Box 17

Folder 2

Serials, AAUW Newsletter, 1982

Box 17

Folder 3

Serials, ACT NOW (Chicago Chapter of the National Organization for Women), 1973

Box 17

Folder 4

Serials, Adai News, 1973

Box 17

Folder 5

Serials, Africa Report, 1992

Box 17

Folder 6

Serials, ARK (Andre Richardson King Architectural Graphics and Design), 1996

Box 17

Folder 7

Serials, Atlanta Inquirer, 1978

Box 17

Folder 8

Serials, Black Excellence, 1978

Box 17

Folder 9

Serials, Black Music Newsletter (Fisk University), 1978

Box 17

Folder 10

Serials, Black Women’s Agenda News and Views, 1981-1987

Box 17

Folder 11

Serials, Black Woman’s Voice (NCNW), 1979

Box 17

Folder 12

Serials, Brazil Herald, 1977

Box 17

Folder 13

Serials, B.W.A. Report, 1989-2002

Box 17

Folder 14

Serials, Chicago Arts, 1982

Box 17

Folder 15

Serials, Chicago History (The Magazine of the Chicago Historical Society), 1979

Box 17

Folder 16

Serials, The Chicago Reporter, 1979-2000

Box 17

Folder 17

Serials, Collage (The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts), 2001

Box 17

Folder 18

Serials, Communicating Innovatively to Youth Together, AIDs/HIV Life Saving Knowledge (CITY TALK), 1992

Box 17

Folder 19

Serials, The Communicator (The Chicago Public Library/Chicago Library System), 1982

Box 17

Folder 20

Serials, Congressional Record, Proceedings and Debates of the 92nd Congress, 2nd Session, 1972

Box 17

Folder 21

Serials, COSERV, 1978

Box 17

Folder 22

Serials, The Crisis, 1978

Box 17

Folder 23

Serials, Daily Breakthrough, 1977

Box 17

Folder 24

Serials, Decade Update (International Women’s Tribune Centre), 1985

Box 17

Folder 25

Serials, Delta, 1983

Box 17

Folder 26

Serials, Dollars and Sense, 1975-1976?

Box 17

Folder 27

Serials, Ebony Magazine, 1999

Box 17

Folder 28

Serials, Erikson Institute for Early Education Outrider, 1979

Box 17

Folder 29

Serials, First World, 1977

Box 17

Folder 30

Serials, Forum (National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association, Inc.), 1980

Box 17

Folder 31

Serials, Freedomways, 1965

Box 17

Folder 32

Serials, Gallery (The Newsletter of the David and Alfred Smart Gallery, Cochrane Woods Art Center, The University of Chicago), 1979

Box 17

Folder 33

Serials, Graduate Woman (American Association of University Women), 1983-1984

Box 17

Folder 34

Serials, Hot Flash, 1982

Box 17

Folder 35

Serials, Ideas Forum (UNICEF), 1984

Box 17

Folder 36

Serials, Illinois Women’s Agenda, 1976-1977

Box 17

Folder 37

Serials, Impact: Model Cities/Chicago Committee on Urban Opportunity, 1976

Box 17

Folder 38

Serials, International Visitors Center Quarterly Newsletter, 1978

Box 17

Folder 39

Serials, International Women’s Tribune Centre, Inc., Newsletter, 1976-1985

Box 18

Folder 1

Serials, Jet Magazine, 1952

Box 18

Folder 2

Serials, The Journal (The Links, Inc.), 1983

Box 18

Folder 3

Serials, The Journal (The Links, Inc.), 1984

Box 18

Folder 4

Serials, The Journal (The Links, Inc.), 1986

Box 18

Folder 5

Serials, Landmarks Preservation Newsletter, 1974

Box 18

Folder 6

Serials, The Lincoln Journal, 1988

Box 18

Folder 7

Serials, The Lincoln University Newsletter, May-June 1988

Box 18

Folder 8

Serials, Link to Link: The President’s Newsletter, 1985

Box 18

Folder 9

Serials, The Links Western Area Newsletter, 1978-1980

Box 18

Folder 10

Serials, Manierre Triumph (George Manierre Elementary School), 1979

Box 18

Folder 11

Serials, Minority News Digest, 1977

Box 18

Folder 12

Serials, Ms. Magazine, 1979

Box 18

Folder 13

Serials, Modern Maturity, 1980

Box 18

Folder 14

Serials, Music at Michigan (The University of Michigan School of Music), 1974

Box 18

Folder 15

Serials, The National Council of women of the United States Bulletin, 1980

Box 18

Folder 16

Serials, National Opera Association Notes, 2004

Box 18

Folder 17

Serials, News from the National Women’s Conference Committee, 1984

Box 18

Folder 18

Serials, Notes (The Institute for Practical Idealism), 1984

Box 18

Folder 19

Serials, People, 1980

Box 18

Folder 20

Serials, The Positive Woman, Inc., 1992

Box 19

Folder 1

Serials, Radcliffe College Schlesinger Library Newsletter, 1993

Box 19

Folder 2

Serials, Refugees, 1988

Box 19

Folder 3

Serials, South Africa/Namibia Update, 1977-1980

Box 19

Folder 4

Serials, Spelman Messenger, 1983

Box 19

Folder 5

Serials, Trustee Journal for Hospital Governing Boards, 1972

Box 19

Folder 6

Serials, Twentieth Century Fund Newsletter, 1969

Box 19

Folder 7

Serials, UNA-USA Overview, 1989

Box 19

Folder 8

Serials, United Nations Decade for Women, 1983

Box 19

Folder 9

Serials, The University of Chicago Bulletins, 1980

Box 19

Folder 10

Serials, The University of Chicago Record, 1980

Box 19

Folder 11

Serials, Vital Issues, 1978?

Box 19

Folder 12

Serials, Washington Monthly, 2004

Box 19

Folder 13

Serials, White House News on Women, 1979

Box 19

Folder 14

Serials, Women 2000, 1988

Box 19

Folder 15

Serials, Women in the World, 1976

Box 19

Folder 16

Serials, Women Today, 1979-1985 (1)

Box 19

Folder 17

Serials, Women Today, 1979-1985 (2)

Box 19

Folder 18

Serials, YMCA Mobile, Alabama Newsletter, 1989

Box 20

Folder 1

Oversized Serials, The Call (Kansas City, Missouri), 2002

Box 20

Folder 2

Oversized Serials, Campaign Insight (Kansas University), 2002

Box 20

Folder 3

Oversized Serials, The Chicago Courier, 1971

Box 20

Folder 4

Oversized Serials, Chicago Crusader, 2004

Box 20

Folder 5

Oversized Serials, Chicago Defender, 1999

Box 20

Folder 6

Oversized Serials, Chicago Impact, 1974

Box 20

Folder 7

Oversized Serials, Chicago Tribune Sunday Magazine, 1969

Box 20

Folder 8

Oversized Serials, Chicago Weekend, 2004

Box 20

Folder 9

Oversized Serials, Development Forum, 1989

Box 20

Folder 10

Oversized Serials, Drum, 1960

Box 20

Folder 11

Oversized Serials, Flash, 1951

Box 20

Folder 12

Oversized Serials, Houston Chronicle, 1977

Box 20

Folder 13

Oversized Serials, Michael Reese News, 1979

Box 20

Folder 14

Oversized Serials, N’DIGO, 1993

Box 20

Folder 15

Oversized Serials, New Direction for Women, 1979

Box 20

Folder 16

Oversized Serials, The Saturday Evening Post, 1962

Box 20

Folder 17

Oversized Serials, Second Century (Radcliffe News), 1984

Box 20

Folder 18

Oversized Serials, Sepia, 1961

Box 20

Folder 19

Oversized Serials, Today’s Chicago Woman, 1998

Box 20

Folder 20

Oversized Serials, Topic, c.1960s

Box 20

Folder 21

Oversized Serials, Tuesday at Home (A Supplement to Chicago Daily News), 1971-1972

Box 20

Folder 22

Oversized Serials, Tuesday Magazine (A Supplement to Chicago Sunday Sun-Times), 1973

Box 20

Folder 23

Oversized Serials, Urban Times, 1979

Box 20

Folder 24

Oversized Serials, The Westchester County Press, 1989

Series 9: Clippings, 1901-2004

Box 21

Folder 1

Clippings, 1901

Box 21

Folder 2

Clippings, 1930s

Box 21

Folder 4

Clippings, 1950s

Box 21

Folder 5

Clippings, 1960s

Box 21

Folder 6

Clippings, 1970s

Box 21

Folder 7

Clippings, 1980s (1)

Box 21

Folder 8

Clippings, 1980s (2)

Box 21

Folder 9

Clippings, 1990s

Box 21

Folder 10

Clippings, 2000s

Box 21

Folder 11

Clippings, n.d.

Series 10: Photographs, 1937-1999

Box 22

Folder 1.0

Etta Moten Barnett, Amanda Rudd (CPL), Ambassador Victor Ghebo of Ghana at Ancient Treasures in Terra Cotta of Mali and Ghana Exhibit, 1982

Box 22

Folder 2.0

Etta Moten Barnett, Amanda Rudd (CPL), Ambassador Victor Ghebo of Ghana at Ancient Treasures in Terra Cotta of Mali and Ghana Exhibit, 1982

Box 22

Folder 3.0

Kingsley O. Mbadiwe, Federal Minister of Trade for Nigeria, and his wife, Nwanedia, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 4.0

Etta Moten Barnett and Gwendolyn Konie in Lusaka, Zambia, 1964

Box 22

Folder 5.0

Claude Barnett in Kumasi with the Governor, 1956

Box 22

Folder 6.0

“Speech from the Throne,” The Opening of the Gold Coast Legislative Assembly, 1954

Box 22

Folder 7.0

President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana dancing with Etta Moten Barnett, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 8.0

Reception in Accra, Ghana, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 9.0

Boys’ Choir in Accra, Ghana, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 10.0

West African home or building, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 11.0

3 Unknown People, Ghana?, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 12.0

Mrs. Yerby and 2 unidentified women, Ghana?, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 13.0

Etta Moten Barnett at African American Conference, Harare, Zimbabwe, 1983

Box 22

Folder 14.0

Etta Moten Barnett in Ghana?, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 15.0

Claude Barnett in Ghana, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 16.0

Claude Barnett, President Modiba Keita of Mali, Charles Delgado (interpreter), n.d.

Box 22

Folder 17.0

Child of ? M’Bow and Jacqueline, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 18.0

Claude Barnett, Etta Moten Barnett, and Fanny Brice (“Baby Snooks”), n.d.

Box 22

Folder 19.0

Brother Ghana M’Bow, Mrs. Birtch?, Claude Barnett, Jacoby, Etta Moten Barnett, and Dr. Senghor, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 20.0

Cocktail Party in Dakar, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 21.0

Etta Moten Barnett in Dakar, 1960s

Box 22

Folder 22.0

Etta Moten Barnett and Claude Barnett, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 23.0

Cocktail Party in Dakar, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 24.0

Mrs. Angie Dickerson and a group of Ghanaian women, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 25.0

Dr. Farry and Mrs. Fatima Chalak, Ghana, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 26.0

Madame Kai Sarrasawa, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 27.0

Nigeria Y. W. Worker, Louise Austin, and Etta Moten Barnett, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 28.0

Group picture of women, Ghana, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 29.0

Group picture of women, Ghana, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 30.0

Era Bell Thompson interviewing Ghanaian female judge, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 31.0

Mrs. Ojololo, Ghana, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 32.0

Ruby Popafio, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 33.0

Christian Menon and Asantahene of Ashanti, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 34.0

Etta Moten Barnett, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 35.0

Etta Moten Barnett, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 36.0

Etta Moten Barnett, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 37.0

Claude Barnett, 1967

Box 22

Folder 38.0

Etta Moten Barnett, Arna Bontemps, and Langston Hughes, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 39.0

Etta and Claude Barnett at home, Chicago, c. 1960s

Box 22

Folder 40.0

Etta and Claude Barnett, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 41.0

Etta Moten Barnett in African attire, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 42.0

Etta Moten Barnett, Gerald Thomas (Ambassador of Kenya), Louis Carson, Vivian Derryck, and Dr. Dolly Adams of the Links, Inc., n.d.

Box 22

Folder 43.0

Dorothy Orr and Etta Moten Barnett, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 44.0

Etta Moten Barnett at the National Assembly of the Links in Las Vegas, 1982

Box 22

Folder 45.0

Etta Moten Barnett at the National Assembly of the Links in Las Vegas, 1982

Box 22

Folder 46.0

Etta Moten Barnett speaking at the Second Annual Tribute to Black Youth Luncheon, Denver Chapter of the Links, Inc., 1982-1983?

Box 22

Folder 47.0

Etta Moten Barnett and Glenda Barry (President of the Denver Chapter of the Links, Inc.), 1982-1983?

Box 22

Folder 48.0

Etta Moten Barnett speaking at a church, 1984?

Box 22

Folder 49.0

Madeline Reed, President of the New York Chapter of the Links, presenting Etta Moten Barnett with an award, n.d.

Box 22

Folder 50.0

Etta Moten Barnett with Joyce Miller at the New Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center, Jerusalem, 1959

Box 23

Folder 51.0

Etta Moten Barnett in Jerusalem, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 52.0

Etta Moten Barnett in Jerusalem, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 53.0

Etta Moten Barnett in Israel, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 54.0

Etta Moten Barnett in Israel, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 55.0

Etta Moten Barnett in Eilat, Israel, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 56.0

Etta Moten Barnett at the Arab Folklore Exhibit in Acre, Israel, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 57.0

Etta Moten Barnett in Israel?, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 58.0

Etta Moten Barnett in Israel?, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 59.0

Etta Moten Barnett and her daughters, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 60.0

Etta Moten Barnett and her daughters, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 61.0

Etta Moten and Ronne Hartfield at the Jacob Lawrence Fellowship Gala, 1992

Box 23

Folder 62.0

Etta Moten holding trophy with unidentified young lady, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 63.0

Etta Moten speaking with student at Broward Community College in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 1982

Box 23

Folder 64.0

Collage of Etta Moten, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 65.0

Muhammad Ali and Etta Moten Barnett, 1979?

Box 23

Folder 66.0

Etta Moten, Dr. Sudarkasa, and Dr. Pearl Brackett, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 67.0

Etta Moten with 2 young children presenting her flowers at her 82nd birthday, 1983

Box 23

Folder 68.0

Etta Moten Barnett, Sammy Davis, Jr., and his wife, Altovis Davis, c.1980s

Box 23

Folder 69.0

Claude Barnett, c.1940s

Box 23

Folder 70.0

Etta Moten Barnett and Jackie Taylor at the Black Ensemble Theater, c.1980s

Box 23

Folder 71.0

Etta Moten, Mrs. Clarke, and Mrs. Hugh Henderson, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 72.0

Mrs. Clarke, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 73.0

Etta Moten Barnett and Amina Dickerson, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 74.0

Etta Moten Barnett, Governor Richard B. Ogilvie, and Judge Otto Kerner, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 75.0

Etta Moten Barnett, Hazen Huggins, and Lawrence Whitfield at Lyric Opera, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 76.0

Claude and Etta Moten Barnett with African Art, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 77.0

Etta Moten Barnett receiving honorary degree at Atlanta University, 1976

Box 23

Folder 78.0

Etta Moten Barnett, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 79.0

Etta Moten Barnett, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 80.0

Dr. Ulysses Grant Dailey and his wife in Haiti, 1937

Box 23

Folder 81.0

Etta Moten Barnett, Hazen Huggins, and Lawrence Whitfield, and others, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 82.0

Etta Moten and 2 unidentified men, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 83.0

Group picture with Etta Moten and Claude Barnett, Nigeria?, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 84.0

Etta Moten with unidentified woman, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 85.0

Etta Moten with unidentified man, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 86.0

Etta Moten with unidentified woman, c.1980s?

Box 23

Folder 87.0

Etta Moten with unidentified woman, c.1980s?

Box 23

Folder 88.0

Etta Moten in group picture with unidentified women, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 89.0

Etta Moten with Kenyan and African American friends at the Boma Cultural Center in Nairobi, 1985

Box 23

Folder 90.0

Etta Moten with group, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 91.0

Etta Moten Barnett in her home with Mayor Bilandic, and his wife, Heather Bilandic, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 92.0

Etta Moten Barnett in front of her home with Mayor Bilandic, his wife, Heather Bilandic, and an unidentified woman, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 93.0

Etta Moten Barnett, her daughter, Sue Ish, and 2 unidentified women, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 94.0

Etta Moten Barnett with 3 unidentified people, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 95.0

Etta Moten Barnett with participants of the B’nai B’rith Women of Greater Chicago’s Women of Achievement function, 1959

Box 23

Folder 96.0

Etta Moten and friends, 1955

Box 23

Folder 97.0

Etta Moten, Cab Calloway, Sue Ish, and 5 unidentified persons at a party for Cab Calloway, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 98.0

Etta Moten, Cab Calloway, Sue Ish, and 4 unidentified persons at a party for Cab Calloway, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 99.0

Etta Moten at party for Cab Calloway, n.d.

Box 23

Folder 100.0

Cab Calloway and unidentified woman at party for Cab Calloway, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 101.0

Cab Calloway and unidentified woman at party for Cab Calloway, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 102.0

Cab Calloway and unidentified woman at party for Cab Calloway, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 103.0

Cab Calloway and unidentified woman at party for Cab Calloway, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 104.0

Cab Calloway, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 105.0

Etta Moten Barnett, Cab Calloway, and Maynard Jackson with group, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 106.0

Etta Moten Barnett and Cab Calloway with group, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 107.0

Etta Moten and Tom Bradley (Mayor of Los Angeles, California), n.d.

Box 24

Folder 108.0

Etta Moten and Tom Bradley (Mayor of Los Angeles, California), n.d.

Box 24

Folder 109.0

Etta Moten, Jim Rottman, and Julia M. Washington at National Conference of Christian and Jews, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 110.0

Etta Moten, Mayor Richard M. Daley, and B. Gardner at the opening of New Regal Theater, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 111.0

Etta Moten, Mayor Harold Washington, and unidentified woman at Urban League banquet in Chicago, 1985

Box 24

Folder 112.0

Mayor Harold Washington in the press office, c.1980s

Box 24

Folder 113.0

Etta Moten and Mayor Harold Washington, c.1980s

Box 24

Folder 114.0

Etta Moten and Mayor Harold Washington, c.1980s

Box 24

Folder 115.0

Mayor Harold Washington and unidentified man, c.1980s

Box 24

Folder 116.0

Etta Moten Barnett and Henry McGee, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 117.0

Claude Barnett and President Dwight Eisenhower, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 118.0

Etta Moten Barnett and President Gerald Ford, 1975

Box 24

Folder 119.0

Etta Moten and Claude Barnett at dinner honoring Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip at Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago, 1959

Box 24

Folder 120.0

Dorothy H. Johnson, Irene Marcus, and Ann Vernon at presentation honoring Etta Moten Barnett at the Kansas City Jazz Museum, 1998

Box 24

Folder 121.0

Ann Vernon and Etta Moten, 1998

Box 24

Folder 122.0

John Farthing grave site, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 123.0

Mrs. Hale B. Curran at grave site of John Farthing, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 124.0

Etta Moten Barnett at the White House (with Evelyn Cunningham, Carl Balthazar, Inez Kaiser, Ruth Harvey Charity, Sara Weddington, Mary Burke Nichols, Dorthory Orr, Martha Lewis, Doris Browne, and Elizabeth Stone), 1979

Box 24

Folder 125.0

Etta Moten with 2 unidentified men, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 126.0

Etta Moten with 2 unidentified men, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 127.0

Etta Moten at Colonia House in Chicago, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 128.0

Etta Moten with 2 unidentified persons, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 129.0

Etta Moten with unidentified woman, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 130.0

Etta Moten, Elsie Woods, and other at Snake’s dance, 1999

Box 24

Folder 131.0

Etta Moten with group, c.1990s

Box 24

Folder 132.0

Etta Moten dancing the Electric Slide at the Druids, 1999?

Box 24

Folder 133.0

Etta Moten, Dr. Ernest Hardiway, and guest at Druid dance, 1999

Box 24

Folder 134.0

Etta Moten, Julie A. Bullitt, and Jetta Jones at Druid dance, 1999

Box 24

Folder 135.0

Etta Moten and group, n.d.

Box 24

Folder 136.0

Etta Moten, Edward Gardner, Betty Ann Gardner, and Shirley Harris at The Links’ Christmas celebration, 1998

Box 24

Folder 137.0