Sidney Crouch papers. 1903-1969.

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Sidney Crouch papers. 1903-1969.

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The material in the Crouch Papers covers Crouch's long association with Clemson College. Most of the papers concern the college's religious life and activities. There is information on the religious activities at Clemson college such as Religious Emphasis Week, the World War II memorial services for the dead, the Jewish religious observances, the Billy Graham meeting at the Clemson College Field House, prayers before football games, and the Wednesday Night "Church Night." A couple of speeches and an address by Crouch on religion at Clemson College can also be found in the collection. In addition, there are Crouch's chapel talks and sermons. Futhermore, there are plans and correspondence concerning the Student Chapel at Clemson College. Finally, there is correspondence and other papers concerning the Committee on Ethics and Religion. There is information on the college's service flag and some of its clubs such as the Forum Club and the Fellowship Club. In addition, there are papers concerning the committee to recommend names for buildings and streets at the college. Finally, there is some material on musical groups at Clemson and about some of the special days observed by the college (Armistice Day, Mother's Day, V-E Day and V-J Day).

.9 cubic ft.

Clemson University Libraries, Robert Muldrow Cooper Library

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Clemson University Libraries, Robert Muldrow Cooper Library

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Crouch, Sidney, 1889-1969.

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