The first article talks about the visit of the Lebanese Minister of Public works to Bourj Hammoud. The second article includes an archaeological discovery that took place in the Nubia region related to the Coptic language.
A letter from S.A. Ashe, Clerk of the United States District Court in Raleigh, to Mr. Khnattas Faris Fayad dated May 4, 1935. Ashe writes that the US Department of Labor recommended citizenship for Fayad, and that there is to be a hearing for the…
In the first portion there are some literary writings while in the second part there is an invitation from the Islamic Alliance Association in the United States and Canada.
An invitation to set up an historical monument for both Prince Fakhr al-Din al-Maani and Prince Bashir Shahabi, two symbols of Lebanese national unity.
Miscellaneous news about medicine, the invention of the telegraph, and a statement issued by the Druze in Lebanon warning against publishing any work about the Druze before obtaining its approval.
A letter to Joseph El-Khouri from the Secretary of the Consulate General of Lebanon giving instructions for tasks to carry out before "legalization of signature".
A program outlining the history of the Maronite rite, Rev. George J. Webby's biography, the First Solemn High Mass, the dinner menu, speakers, and the benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
Envelope holds room reservations for Joseph and Rose El-Khouri at the Envoy Motel in Washington, D.C., presumably for the 1965 inauguration, tickets for which are also included in the envelope.
Two articles found in the same issue of the Asheville Citizen-Times. One is a photo of the El-Khouri family meeting Vice President Hubert Humphrey and the other is an article concerning Joseph El-Khouri's appointment as Chairman of a State Lions…
Clippings from an issue of The Andrews Journal related to Joseph El-Khouri. Included is a photo of Khouri's Department Store, an advertisement for local shops, and a small article about a Lions Club meeting.
