National Home Finding Society for Colored Children, Inc. (Louisville, Ky.)

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Copy of a letter from Jephtha Lodge, No. 11, to Reverend O. Singleton. Dated July 18, 1922. In this reply to Superintendent Reverend O. Singleton's request for support, Jephtha Lodge, No. 11, donates $4.35 to the National Home Finding Society for Colored Children, an orphanage for African-American children.

Scope and Contents A financial report for the National Home Finding Society, Inc. Dated January 31, 1921. This informational pamphlet for the National Home Finding Society for Colored Children, an orphanage for African-American children, provided supporters with a financial report for the fiscal year ending January 31, 1921, and included an annual report from its Superintendent Octavius Singleton that highlighted the events of the past year. This pamphlet was sent to the members of Jephtha Lodge, No. 11,...

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A letter from Reverend O. Singleton to Edward M. Stevens. Dated June 28, 1922. In this letter, Reverend O. Singleton, the Superintendent for the National Home Finding Society for Colored Children, an orphanage for African-American children, describes the work of the Society and petitions Edward M. Stevens, a member of Jephtha Lodge, No. 11, to use his influence in support of the Society.

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A letter from Reverend Octavius Singleton of the National Home Finding Society to Jephtha Lodge, No. 11. Dated August 6, 1922. In this letter, Superintendent Singleton thanks Jephtha Lodge for its support of the National Home Finding Society for Colored Children, an orphanage for African-American children.

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National Home Finding Society for Colored Children pamphlet. Dated about 1922. A fund-raising pamphlet created by Octavius Singleton’s National Home Finding Society for Colored Children, a Louisville, Kentucky, orphanage for African-American children. Includes the testimony of prominent supporters. This pamphlet was sent to the members of Jephtha Lodge, No. 11, Prince Hall.