Financial reports, 1953-1969.

Potts, John Faulkner

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John Foster Potts, Sr., African American educator and author, was born in Hot Springs, Arkansas on April 18, 1908 to Leila Snead and John Moultrie Potts. In 1916, the family relocated to their ancestral home in East Flat Rock, North Carolina. Potts attended Lincoln Academy, Kings Mountain, N.C., and Benedict College's high school division, Columbia, S.C. He received a college degree from Benedict in 1930. Potts began substitute teaching, eventually becoming assistant principal at Columbia's Book...

Voorhees College

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Denmark Industrial School, a school for blacks, founded 1897 by Elizabeth Evelyn Wright, a Tuskegee Institute graduate, with one teacher, Jessie Dorsey, and fourteen students in a rent free, old store in Denmark, S.C.; M. Ralph Voorhees, a white philanthropist from Clinton, N.J., donated $4500 to buy a plot of land and $500 to erect the first building; in 1902 the school was renamed Voorhees Industrial School in his honor; school became affiliated with the Episcopal Church in 1924; became junior...

Voorhees School and Junior College

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White, Orlando H. (Orlando Homer), 1928-

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