Reverend Willard M. White scrapbooks, 1919-1988.

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Reverend Willard M. White scrapbooks, 1919-1988.

The Reverend Willard M. White scrapbooks collection includes ten hand-made scrapbooks that tell the story of the life of a twentieth-century Methodist clergyman. White attended Wesley Theological Seminary and graduated on May 6, 1930. He went on to live and minister throughout Maryland, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. The scrapbooks White kept over the course of his life illustrate the assorted jobs facing a pastor: he was a mentor and schoolteacher to many youths through camps, clubs, and church activities; he was a friend and neighbor to his congregation, who invited him to weddings, funerals, graduations, and birthdays; and he was a scholar and student, keeping detailed records and clippings of hymns, prayers, and recitations to be used in new church events and youth activities.

.6 linear feet (10 volumes and 2 items)

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Wesley Theological Seminary

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Melvin, W.A.

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White, Willard M. (Melvin)

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Raised in Clayton, Delaware, Methodist Reverend Willard M. (Melvin) White attended Westminster Theological Seminary in Westminster, Maryland. Following his graduation in 1930, White would go on to touch the lives of many congregations at churches and church youth camps throughout Maryland, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia over the next half-century. From the description of Reverend Willard M. White scrapbooks, 1919-1988. (University of Delaware Library). WorldCat record id: 488716750 ...