An Arabic letter confirming the birthdate of Minem, son of Tannous Faris Jaser, on (month not clear) 1, 1895, and baptism on June 10. The godfather was Daowd Jubran and godmother was widow of Abdullah Khater. The letter was written by Father Khouri…
An Arabic letter handwritten by Father Khouri Elias alHadshity on May 19, 1912. It confirms the baptism of Nazeera, daughter of Nekoula Nema Hatem, on April 29, 1895.
Contract for transportation by sea for Nicola Nazria (16) and her sister Nabeha Nazria (11). They were going to New York and were departing on June 1, 1912. The back of the document states that Nicola was Syrian, was travelling to Dover, New…
An immigration record issued by the United States Department of Commerce and Labor, Immigration Service, at Ellis Island, New York on June 29, 1912, certifying that Nicola Nazira arrived in the United States on June 17, 1912, aboard the SS Floride on…
A baptismal record for Nicholas Wakeen created on July 20, 1917. It certifies his date of birth as July 3, 1906, and his date of baptism as July 14, 1906. It lists his father's name as Peter Wakeen, mother's name as Zanee Assad Wakeen, and their…
A school record for Nezira Abounader, born on May 8, 1904. The record was issued on June 7, 1918 by the Massachusetts Department of Labor and Industries and was filled out by a principal or teacher at Tarbox School. Information about Nezira rcorded…
A Promise of Employment record, issued on June 7, 1918, signifying Nezira Abounader's emplyment as a Filling Tender at Arlington Mill. On the back is a signed physician's certificate of health.
A City Clerk's Office record detailing the birth of Nezira R. Abounader on May 8, 1904, in Worcester, Massachusetts. This copy of her original birth record was created on August 18, 1910, but the original birth record was created in January, 1905.…
An application for employment certificate for Nezira Abounader to work at Arlington Mill. The record lists Nezira's residence as 409 Elm St., her place of birth as Worcester, Massachusetts, and her present age as 14.
An article in The Cherokee and Clay County Progress about the installation of new Lions officers for the Murphy Lions Club by Joseph El-Khouri, the district governor.
An article about the North Carolina Lions Clubs donating money to assist CARE (an organization of which Joseph El-Khouri was district chairman) purchase supplies to aid Arab refugees.
An article in the Asheville Citizen-Times about Joseph El-Khouri's biography and public service. Attached was a business card for the Advertising Manager at the Asheville Citizen-Times.
An article in the Andrews Journal announcing Joseph El-Khouri's election as an alternate to represent Cherokee County at the Democratic National Convention.
Collection of newspaper clippings featuring details of the death of Rose Norman as well as the acquisition of a marriage license by Charlie Joseph and Genevieve Norman.
Clippings from a newspaper article about the influence of the Arabic language on English vocabulary. Includes discussion of this influence and a list of English words derived from Arabic.
Newspaper clipping with a picture of Kail Ellis written in Arabic. Copy of newspaper article on the ordination of Kail Ellis, dated Tuesday, Sep. 16, 1967, no. 59, vol. 70. New York.
A newspaper clipping from Villanova University titled, 'Unique Seminar At Villanova,' regarding a course by Kail Ellis and Dr. Malik Hafeez scheduled for 7-8 December 1984.
A newspaper clipping titled 'Red Cross Officers' with a photograph of Dugal C. Peck, Delor (spelled Delore) J. Ellis, Mrs. U. Grant LeFevre and William F. Nicol circa 1967.
