Negro Orphanage-1029 Douglas, 1939

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St. Joseph Museums

Name/Title

Negro Orphanage-1029 Douglas, 1939

Entry/Object ID

9999.BHF.316

Scope and Content

Orphanage-1029 Douglas There is a program for a Musical Tea, which is a benefit for the Negro orphanage. It was held at 1029 Douglas Street May 31, 1936. It was with the auspices of Art Lovers Club, Jewel Art Club, Matrons Civic and Social Club and the Community Aid Club. Miss Kitsy D. Townsend was the general chairman The occupants in the home were Matron, Mrs. Estella Martin, assistants matron, Miss Carmin Martin, Rosa Lee Kelley, Minnie Kelley, Mammie Madison, Sarah Madison, Theresia Sledge, Bertha Turner, Betty White, Andrew Jenkins, Alonzo Kelley, Clifford Kelley, Edward Kelley, Norman Madison, Robert Madison, Walter Madison, William Madison and Melvin Turner.

Collection

Black Archives

Lexicon

LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials

Orphanages

Search Terms

Black Orphans, Black History

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

File, Folder

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Feb 11, 2014

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Andrew Jenkins

Person or Organization

Alonzo Kelley

Person or Organization

Clifford Kelley

Person or Organization

Edward Kelley

Person or Organization

Minnie Kelley

Person or Organization

Rosa Lee Kelley

Person or Organization

Mammie Madison

Person or Organization

Norman Madison

Person or Organization

Robert Madison

Person or Organization

Sarah Madison

Person or Organization

Walter Madison

Person or Organization

William Madison

Person or Organization

Carmin Martin

Person or Organization

Estella Martin

Person or Organization

Theresa Sledge

Person or Organization

Kitsy D. Townsend

Person or Organization

Bertha Turner

Person or Organization

Melvin Turner

Person or Organization

Betty White