Lacy Simms papers, 1907-1979.

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Lacy Simms papers, 1907-1979.

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The collection contains the personal papers of Lacy Simms. The majority of the material is writings by Simms himself on a variety of subjects. Included in the materials are sermons and religious writings by Simms, outlines and notes for religious talks, as well as secular writings and poetry written by him and others. Information about Simms can be found in his written memories as well as the newspaper clippings about him. Also included are inspirational clippings and writings that Simms collected. Many of the items are photocopies of originals. Amongst the original items is a series of correspondence from his time at Oberlin between Simms and Mrs. Roe who helped fund his education. There are a small number of photographs dating from Simms' college days.

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