title:
Letter to President Frost from James Bond; 26 Dec. 1908
creator:
Bond, James M., 1863-1929
subject:
Correspondence
subject:
Bond, James M., 1863-1929
subject:
Frost, William G. (William Goodell), 1854-1938
description:
Letter from James Bond to President William Goodell Frost; This letter is talking about the possibility of a betrayal from Parrish. Bond is informing Frost of the chance of a misrepresentation of them at Winchester.
description:
Transcript: Organization in charge of BEREA COLLEGE Berea, Ky. ---- Wm. G. Frost, LL. D., President. $340,000 is pledged, payable when $60,000 more is raised for An Educational headquarters for The Colored People of Kentucky Thos. J. Osbourne Treasurer. Wm. C. Gamble Secretary Jas. Bond. D. D. Field Agent Williamsburg Ky Dec. 26, 1908 Pres. Wm G. Frost D. D. Berea Ky Dear Brother: Here is a sample of misrep- resentation we must meet. I have it on good authority that Parrish while pre- tending to be our friend in "aiding and abetting Williams in his fight. You cannot trust him. We expect a hard fight at Winchester. If they misrepresent us we must defend ourselves. Yours for the cause James Bond
description:
Original Size: 8 1/2 x 11 in
publisher:
Special Collections and Archives, Hutchins Library, Berea College, Berea, Ky
date:
1908-12-26
type:
image/jp2
format:
jp2
identifier:
BC-0303-LTR-00018
identifier:
identifier:
source:
Berea College Records: RG 03/3.03: William Goodell Frost Papers. Berea College Special Collections and Archives
language:
en-us
relation:
Special Collections and Archives, Hutchins Library, Berea College, Berea, Ky
coverage:
rights:
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