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History of Louisiana Negro Baptists from 1804 to 1914.
Nashville, Tenn.: National Baptist Publishing Board, [1915].
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WM. HICKS, A. B., D. D.
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ELDER I. A. CARTER.
BISHOP J. M. CARTER'S HOME.
BISHOP JAMES MONROE CARTER.
ELDER J. L. BURRELL, D. D.
J. W. WILEY, M. D.
ELDER C. L. ROBERTS, D. D.
ELDER L. ALLEN, SR.
BISHOP W. W. HILL.
ELDER F. J. DAVIDSON, A. M., D. D.
ELDER A. H. SAMUELS.
BISHOP PHILLIP BERRYMAN LEWIS.
ELDER JACKSON J. FULLER.
ELDER AUDER BACK FLOOD.
ELDER GEORGE W. WALKER.
DR. H. C. COTTON.
MISS ELIZABETH NORRINGTON.
JOHN MILTON SMITH.
SABINE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE.
FACULTY OF SABINE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE.
PRINCIPAL R. E. JACOBS,
of Sabine Normal and Industrial Institute.
of Sabine Normal and Industrial Institute.
SABINE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE.
INTENDED THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT, COLEMAN COLLEGE.
MAIN BUILDING, COLEMAN COLLEGE.
BOYS' DORMITORY, COLEMAN COLLEGE.
THEOLOICAL CLASS, LELAND UNIVERSITY.
EVERGREEN BAPTIST CHURCH, Shreveport.
BISHOP D. M. BROWN,
Gramgling, La.
Gramgling, La.
CHAMBERLAIN HALL, LELAND UNIVERSITY.
LELAND HALL, LELAND UNIVERSITY.
BISHOP J. H. HENDERSON,
Hot Springs, Ark.
Hot Springs, Ark.
MRS. L. D. PRUITT,
President Woman's State Convention.
President Woman's State Convention.
PRESIDENT W. M. TAYLOR AND OTHER STATE CONVENTION LEADERS 1914.
ADMINISTRATION AND DINING DEPARTMENT, COLEMAN COLLEGE.
REYNOLD'S HALL--GIRL'S DORMITORY, COLEMAN COLLEGE.
ELDER C. W. BROOKS,
1136 Cherokee St., New Orleans, La.
1136 Cherokee St., New Orleans, La.
Elder C. L. Fisher, D. D.
T. A. WALKER,
Baton Rouge, La.
Baton Rouge, La.
PRESIDENT JOHN MARKS AND OTHER CONVENTION LEADERS, 1879
Elder H. B. N. Brown, B. D.
ELDER L. FORD,
Benton, La.
Benton, La.
CITY MINISTERS' UNION, New Orleans.
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