An issue of New York Times Illustrated Magazine from August 20,1899, which includes an article (pages 4-5) on the Syrian Quarter in New York. The article includes seven photographs.
An issue of Harper’s Weekly from Saturday, August 10, 1895. Includes an article titled, “The Foreign Element in New York: The Syrian Colony," on page 746. The article includes a depiction of the Syian colony on Washington Street.
A magazine article on the Conference of Civic Responsibility in American University, Jbeil, titled, 'Exchanging Experiences Between Universities', dated 20 November 1999, no author.
An article published in The Andrews Journal about Joseph El-Khouri's attendance of the Small Business Conference and the resolutions passed there. (Folder 12-34)
A comic published in The Andrews Journal promiting Joseph El-Khouri for a seat on the Cherokee County Board of Education. The next comic in the series is not included in the El-Khouri collection. (Folder 13-7)
One of a series of articles in The Andrews Journal following George and Barbara El-Khouri's trip to Lebanon. Included in this paper is an article written about Theresa El-Khouri, George's sister. (Folder 13-4)
An article published in The Andrews Journal with a photo of Joseph El-Khouri receiving a certificate of approval from Thomas W. Bradshaw, the NC Department of Transportation Secretary. The same article was published in The Sylva Herald and Ruralite.…
An article published in The Yadkin Ripple concerning Corey Martin (son of Theresa El-Khouri and Phil Martin) and his recruitment into the Chicago Cubs. (Folder 12-52)
An article published in The Andrews Journal about the honoring of Joseph El-Khouri and other business people at the annual Chamber Dinner. (Folder 12-51)
An article about the finalists in competition to win the Bishop S. Walters Award, awarded for distinguished volunteer service to the Church in North Carolina. (Folder 12-47)
An article published in The Sampson Independent about the biography and duties of various NC Justice Academy at Salemburg faculty, including George M. El-Khouri, Joseph's son. (Folder 12-46)
