Program for religious education workshops at the Diocesan Education Conference. Document also features "Don't miss" with large arrows on it (Folder 4-11).
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)
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.…
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)
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)
A booklet published by The American Committee for Justice in the Middle East concerning relations between the U. S. and the Middle East under Nixon. (Folder 5-1)
A letter from Sister Mary to Diocesan Pastoral Advisory Council Members (Joseph El-Khouri) reminding them of an upcoming meeting and other Church business. (Folder 5-4)
A list of attendees of the 1979 Legislative Conference of the National Association of Home Health Agencies. Joseph El-Khouri attended, representing the Good Shepherd Home Health Agency. (Folder 5-8)
A letter from the resident manager of Fontana Village offering Joseph El-Khouri and his family accommodations during the annual meeting of the Western North Carolina Associated Communities. (Folder 5-11)
Instructions to leaders in the Church about how to carry out the "Respect Life Program" in their parish. The booklet mentioned in the letter is missing. (Folder 5-17)
