Arthur Peter Chippey papers, 1925-1964 bulk 1925-1948.

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Arthur Peter Chippey papers, 1925-1964 bulk 1925-1948.

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Correspondence, minutes, budgets, itineraries, entry blanks, financial reports, bills, publications, lists, requistions and packing slips, and programs relating to Arthur Chippey's involvement in education, science, the North Carolina Tennis Association, and the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina, as well as his role as a father. Correspondents include various African-American scientists, such as George Washington Carver, officials of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina and the North Carolina Tennis Association, and other colleagues, such as W.E.B. DuBois.

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South Carolina State University, Miller F. Whittak, Miller F. Whittaker Library

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