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Raye Virginia Allen Collection 2007-077; 2008-122., 1964-1978, 1997

Title: Raye Virginia AllenCollection 1964-1978,1997

Contains a copy ofAllen's book on Gordon Conway and the photographic plates used to print it, aswell as papers, ephemera, slides and films related to the 1976 AmericanRevolution Bicentennial celebrations in Texas.

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Allen, Raye Virginia. Allen, Raye Virginia, collection, 1964-1978, 1997.

Title: Allen, Raye Virginia, collection, 1964-1978, 1997.

Collection contains a copy of Allen's book on Gordon Conway and the photographic plates used to print the book, as well as papers, ephemera, slides and films related to the 1976 American Revolution Bicentennial celebrations in Texas.

ArchivalResource: 2 ft., 8 in.

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Inventory of the William A. Owens Papers (Part Three): LIT/Owens MSS 00090., 1964-1988

Title: Inventory of the William A. Owens Papers (Part Three): 1964-1988

William A. Owens, noted folklorist, author, and educator, was born in Pin Hook, Texas on November 2, 1905, the son of Charles and Jessie Ann (Chenault) Owens. He spent his childhood on the small cotton farms around tiny rural communities of Pin Hook, Novice, Faught, and Blossom. In an effort to finance his education, Owens undertook numerous odd jobs as a farmer's hired hand, stock clerk, and for a short time, combination waiter and dishwasher at Dallas University. In 1924 he entered East Texas State Teachers College in Commerce. Owens earned a high school diploma and elementary teaching certificate. After graduation, however, there were few jobs available in country schools and Owens lacked the qualifications to teach in the larger school systems. After two years teaching in country schools, Owens returned to college. He attended Southern Methodist University where he received the BA degree in 1932 and the MA degree in 1933. In 1941, he received his Ph.D. from the State University of Iowa. With the completion of the Master's degree, Owens began his profession in earnest, compiling an enviable record as an academician with legions of grateful former students. While his career as teacher, lecturer, and administrator has been full, he is more widely known as a gifted author. In addition to numerous articles, reviews and short stories, his books serve as monuments to his craft.

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