Letter and envelope addressed to Genevieve Joseph (envelope also addressed to her husband, Charles Joseph) from [Gerda?] and family. Return sticker names John J. Callahan of Monrovia, California.
A letter and envelope from Afifa al Zammar addressed to Mrs. Angele Ellis, 514 West Street, Carthage, N.Y., U.S.A., dated 12 May 1982. Sent by Airmail from Ghazir, Lebanon. Contains one Lebanese stamp.
Special issue of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee editorial ADC Reports. After two introductory articles, the special issue describes 11 unique communities of Arab-Americans across the United States.
Article titled "Cruel and Unusual: Negative Images of Arabs in Popular American Culture" in ADC Issues No. 19 from the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee. Split into sections about songs, jokes, television, cartoons, movies, and comics, the…
Article titled "The Influence of the Arab Stereotype on American Children" in ADC Issues No. 2 from the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee. The article discusses multiculturalism in the United States and the difficulties faced by…
Article titled "The Other Anti-Semitism: The Arab as Scapegoat" in ADC Issues No. 3 from the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee. The article discusses the development of anti-Semitism in Germany and compares it to the rise of anti-Arab…
A letter to Kail to Angele, dated 1989 August 17. Arabic section: Angele mentions that alHuda published news about a handsome priest twice, (she means Kail). Angele confirms sending the news to alHuda, but not twice. She told him his father is still…
An envelope, letter, card, and cross-stitch cross addressed from Angele Ellis to Kail Ellis. The card depicts a painting by Peter Paul Rubens, a Flemish painter. Dated 1988 December 12.
An envelope containing a letter and a card announcing Angele Ellis' appointment to the Diocesan Finance Council to Kail Ellis, dated 1987 September 30. Arabic section: Angele assures Kail about her health, saying she feels better but hasn't sent…
An envelope and letter addressed from Angele Ellis to Kail Ellis, dated 1987 September 12. Angele asks about Kail as she hasn't heard from him during the week, and tells him she went to an optician. Theresa is busy, a sister called 'Celen' died.
An envelope and letter from Angele Ellis to Kail Ellis, dated 1987 September 07. Arabic section: Angele congratulates Kail on the anniversary of his first mass. She informs him that Wajih Kmeid had his first baby after 20 years of marriage. Enclosed…
A letter to Angele's nephew from Angele, 1987 May. Angele sends her greetings and congratulate her nephew for getting married, and asks if he received letters with checks sent earlier.
An envelope and letter addressed from Angele Ellis to Kail Ellis, dated 1986 July 11. Arabic section: Angeles is happy to hear Kail's voice over the phone, and apologize for her 'sloppy' English but she hasn't learned in classes.
An envelope and letter addressed from Angele Ellis to Kail Ellis, dated 1986 May 23. Arabic section: Angeles shares news (and caricature from 'Lebanon News' newspaper dated May 13-20, 1986) about bombing in Beirut and foreigners leaving Lebanon. She…
A Letter from Angele Ellis to Kail Ellis, dated March 17, 1986. Arabic section: Angele mentions that she didn't start her letters in Arabic and Arabic newspapers aren't good anymore. She asks Kail if he sent the catalogues to the nuns/sisters in…
An envelope and letter addressed from Angele Ellis to Kail Ellis, dated 1986 February 25. Arabic section: Angele tells Kail that she called Kazahya and asked him if he has heard from family in Lebanon. Kazahya replied that there are no letters at…
An envelope and letter addressed from Angele Ellis to Kail Ellis, dated 1985 October 17. Arabic section: Delore called and said his health is better, and he moved to 'Cape Cod...'.
An envelope and card from Angele Ellis to Kail Ellis, dated 1984 June 20. Arabic section: Angele tells Kail his father planted green onion in garden, and they expected him to call last Sunday on Father's Day, as everybody called. They haven't heard…
