cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-c9-329
title: I'll make it, 1987

description: Long playing stereo record album jacket and disk of "I'll make it". [Cover page]: "Hezekiah Walker and the Love Fellowship Crusade Choir; I'll make it". Background of cover page is a color photograph of the musicians. [Page 2]: Back cover page shows "Recorded live", the song lists for both sides one and two of record, as well as another photograph of entire group, and credits at bottom read: "Musicians: Gerald Heyward -- drums; Stanley Brown -- keyboard; Arcel Vickers -- keyboard; Tim Moses -- keyboard; Gregory Mitchell -- keyboard; Eddie White -- bass; Marvin Reeder -- bass; Jeff Davis -- drums; Barry Dail -- percussions". Also included are special thanks and dedication of the album "in memory of my 'Mom and Dad' Love Hezekiah Walker".; [Page 3]: Side one of disc reads: "Sweet rain Inc. Hezekiah Walker and Love Fellowship Crusade Choir 'I'll make it' Side 1 SR 119; 33 1/3 RPM stereo; Produced by: Andrew Ford, Jr. 1. I'll make it 6:25 Writer: D.J. Rogers/Hezekiah Walker. Lead: Hezekiah Walker. 2. Spirit 5:37 Writer: Eric McDaniels. Lead: Kervy Brown. 3. Tell of His goodness 2:44 Writer: Eric McDaniels. Lead: Monique Williams. 4. Call Him 4:20 Writer: Stanley Brown. Lead: Hezekiah Walker. All songs copyrighted and published by Raindrop music pub. co.". [Page 4]: Side two of disc reads: "Sweet rain Inc. Hezekiah Walker and Love Fellowship Crusade Choir 'I'll make it' Side 2 SR 119; 33 1/3 RPM stereo; Produced by: Andrew Ford, Jr. 1. *The Lord will make a way somehow 5:30. Writer: Jeffrey Grant, Kervy Brown, and Stazee Burnett. 2. I can't forget 2:35 Public domain. Lead: Dion Jovner. 3. Hold on 4:48 Writer: Stanley Brown. Lead: Aaron Hall. 4. Praise the Lord 4:20 Writer: Gregory Mitchell. Lead: Hezekiah Walker. All songs copyrighted and published by Raindrop music pub. co. (BMI) except * copyrighted and published by Bridgeport music Inc. (BMI)".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-c9-328
title: I'll make it, 1987

description: Long playing stereo record album jacket and disk of "I'll make it". [Cover page]: "Hezekiah Walker and the Love Fellowship Crusade Choir; I'll make it". Background of cover page is a color photograph of the musicians. [Page 2]: Back cover page shows "Recorded live", the song lists for both sides one and two of record, as well as another photograph of entire group, and credits at bottom read: "Musicians: Gerald Heyward -- drums; Stanley Brown -- keyboard; Arcel Vickers -- keyboard; Tim Moses -- keyboard; Gregory Mitchell -- keyboard; Eddie White -- bass; Marvin Reeder -- bass; Jeff Davis -- drums; Barry Dail -- percussions". Also included are special thanks and dedication of the album "in memory of my 'Mom and Dad' Love Hezekiah Walker".; [Page 3]: Side one of disc reads: "Sweet rain Inc. Hezekiah Walker and Love Fellowship Crusade Choir 'I'll make it' Side 1 SR 119; 33 1/3 RPM stereo; Produced by: Andrew Ford, Jr. 1. I'll make it 6:25 Writer: D.J. Rogers/Hezekiah Walker. Lead: Hezekiah Walker. 2. Spirit 5:37 Writer: Eric McDaniels. Lead: Kervy Brown. 3. Tell of His goodness 2:44 Writer: Eric McDaniels. Lead: Monique Williams. 4. Call Him 4:20 Writer: Stanley Brown. Lead: Hezekiah Walker. All songs copyrighted and published by Raindrop music pub. co.". [Page 4]: Side two of disc reads: "Sweet rain Inc. Hezekiah Walker and Love Fellowship Crusade Choir 'I'll make it' Side 2 SR 119; 33 1/3 RPM stereo; Produced by: Andrew Ford, Jr. 1. *The Lord will make a way somehow 5:30. Writer: Jeffrey Grant, Kervy Brown, and Stazee Burnett. 2. I can't forget 2:35 Public domain. Lead: Dion Jovner. 3. Hold on 4:48 Writer: Stanley Brown. Lead: Aaron Hall. 4. Praise the Lord 4:20 Writer: Gregory Mitchell. Lead: Hezekiah Walker. All songs copyrighted and published by Raindrop music pub. co. (BMI) except * copyrighted and published by Bridgeport music Inc. (BMI)".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-c9-326
title: I'll make it, 1987

description: Long playing stereo record album jacket and disk of "I'll make it". [Cover page]: "Hezekiah Walker and the Love Fellowship Crusade Choir; I'll make it". Background of cover page is a color photograph of the musicians. [Page 2]: Back cover page shows "Recorded live", the song lists for both sides one and two of record, as well as another photograph of entire group, and credits at bottom read: "Musicians: Gerald Heyward -- drums; Stanley Brown -- keyboard; Arcel Vickers -- keyboard; Tim Moses -- keyboard; Gregory Mitchell -- keyboard; Eddie White -- bass; Marvin Reeder -- bass; Jeff Davis -- drums; Barry Dail -- percussions". Also included are special thanks and dedication of the album "in memory of my 'Mom and Dad' Love Hezekiah Walker".; [Page 3]: Side one of disc reads: "Sweet rain Inc. Hezekiah Walker and Love Fellowship Crusade Choir 'I'll make it' Side 1 SR 119; 33 1/3 RPM stereo; Produced by: Andrew Ford, Jr. 1. I'll make it 6:25 Writer: D.J. Rogers/Hezekiah Walker. Lead: Hezekiah Walker. 2. Spirit 5:37 Writer: Eric McDaniels. Lead: Kervy Brown. 3. Tell of His goodness 2:44 Writer: Eric McDaniels. Lead: Monique Williams. 4. Call Him 4:20 Writer: Stanley Brown. Lead: Hezekiah Walker. All songs copyrighted and published by Raindrop music pub. co.". [Page 4]: Side two of disc reads: "Sweet rain Inc. Hezekiah Walker and Love Fellowship Crusade Choir 'I'll make it' Side 2 SR 119; 33 1/3 RPM stereo; Produced by: Andrew Ford, Jr. 1. *The Lord will make a way somehow 5:30. Writer: Jeffrey Grant, Kervy Brown, and Stazee Burnett. 2. I can't forget 2:35 Public domain. Lead: Dion Jovner. 3. Hold on 4:48 Writer: Stanley Brown. Lead: Aaron Hall. 4. Praise the Lord 4:20 Writer: Gregory Mitchell. Lead: Hezekiah Walker. All songs copyrighted and published by Raindrop music pub. co. (BMI) except * copyrighted and published by Bridgeport music Inc. (BMI)".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-c9-299
title: The Famous Davis Sisters, [s.d.]

description: Long playing stereo record album jacket and disk of "The Famous Davis Sisters". [Cover page]: "The Famous Davis Sisters". Photograph of the Davis sisters standing in front of a microphone on the coveer. [Back cover page]: "Hi-Fi recording. Savoy mg-14000. The Famous Davis Sisters. 'Twelve Gates To The City' (Davis-Crossroads); 'You've Got The River Jordan To Cross' (Davis-Crossroads); 'He'll Understand' (Davis-Crossroads); 'He's My King' (Davis-Crossroads); 'Won't It Be Wonderful There' (Davis-Crossroads); 'Jesus Gently Guide Me' (Davis-Crossroads)". "'Rain In Jerusalem' (Davis-Crossroads); 'Oh Happy Day' (Davis-Crossroads); 'He's Mine' (Davis, Davis, Davis-Savoy Music); 'Oh Sinner' (Davis, Davis, Davis-Savoy Music); 'More Than All' (Davis, Davis, Davis-Savoy Music); 'Lord Don't Leave Me' (Davis-Savoy Music)". A short description of the Davis Sisters by H. Alan Stein. "Savoy Records, Inc., Newark, New Jersey.; Side 1 of the disc: "Savoy Records. Long playing microgroove. Non-breakable -- 33 1/2 rpm. MG-14000. MG-14000-A. A Hi-Fi Recording. The Famous Davis Sisters. Singing 1. 'Twelve Gates To The City'; 2. 'You've Got The River Jordan To Cross'; 3. 'He'll Understand'; 4. 'He's My King'; 5. 'Won't It Be Wonderful There'; 6. 'Jesus Gently Guide Me'".; Side 2 of the disc: "Savoy Records. Long playing microgroove. Non-breakable -- 33 1/2 rpm. MG-14000. MG-14000-A. A Hi-Fi Recording. The Famous Davis Sisters. Singing 1. 'Rain In Jerusalem' ; 'Oh Happy Day'; 'He's Mine'; 'Oh Sinner'; 'More Than All'; 'Lord Don't Leave Me'".The disc was recorded in 1955.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-c9-757
title: Sunday Meeting, Victory Baptist Choir, 1958-1959

description: Long playing record, "Sunday Meeting; The Victory Baptist Choir; Warner Bros. Records; Vitaphonic; High Fidelity; 1270" with Warner Bros. logo and full color photograph of choir encompassing entire front -- [cover]. Back includes, "WS 1270; Warner Bros. Records; Vitaphonic stereo; raise up your hands...it's a Sunday meeting; The Victory Baptist Choir," with track listings, "Side one; 1. Jesus is the light; 2. Since he lightened my heavy load; 3. Jesus, I'll never forget; 4. Grace is sufficient; 5. I saw the beautiful light; 6. Lord, search my heart; 7. The angels keep watching over me; Side two; 1. Runnin', runnin', runnin'; 2. The lord will make a way; 3. Jesus, my rock; 4. Go down Moses; 5. Precious memories; 6. When he set me free; 7. Keep a goin'" followed by a brief commentary and lyrics for a select few songs, suggestions for other records, and production information, with small picture of master control at Warner's -- [back].; Paper record cover, "First name in entertainment" followed by the Warner Bros. logo. "Winners of countless awards by the Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts & Sciences, Warner Bros. motion pictures have provided superb entertainment to millions for more than a quarter-century. As producers of the first sound motion picture, Warner Bros. have since continues to devote generous time and research to the technological progress of sound." with photograph and Warner Bros. slogan -- [front].Back of the paper slip, "First name in sound" with Warner Bros. logo and a picture by picture set with captions of how sound is recorded and processed to be sold -- [back].; Side 1 of record includes, "Warner Bros. records" with logo, "Sunday Meeting; The Victory Baptist Choir; WS 1270 (S 38201) Side 1; 1. Jesus is the light (Thomas A. Dorsey); 2. Since he lightened my heavy load (Roberta Martin); 3. Jesus, I'll never forget (Traditional); 4. Grace is sufficient (James Cleveland); 5. I saw the beautiful light (Trad.); 6. Lord, search my heart (Traditional); 7. The angels keep watching over me (Traditional); warning, reproduce only with stereophonic cartridge and stylus. pressure not to exceep 6 grams; Vitaphonic stereo long play; Made in U.S.A., Warner Bros. records inc., A subsidiary & liscence of Warner Bros. pictures inc." -- [front].; Side 2 of record includes, ""Warner Bros. records" with logo, "Sunday Meeting; The Victory Baptist Choir; WS 1270 (S 38202) Side 1; 1. Runnin', runnin', runnin' (Traditional); 2. The lord will make a way (Eugene Smith); 3. Jesus, my rock (Virginia Davis); 4. Go down Moses (Traditional); 5. Precious memories (Martin-Jones); 6. When he set me free (Joe Washington); 7. Keep a goin' (Frank L. Stanton); warning, reproduce only with stereophonic cartridge and stylus. pressure not to exceep 6 grams; Vitaphonic stereo long play; Made in U.S.A., Warner Bros. records inc., A subsidiary & liscence of Warner Bros. pictures inc." -- [back].
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-c9-695
title: Swingin', Shoutin', Really Movin', [s.d.]

description: Long playing record, "Stereo GS 1429; Swingin', Shoutin', Really Movin'; Gospel, Little Richard with Sister Rosetta Tharpe" with color photograph on bottom half along with guest star records logo -- [front]. Back includes, "Gospel 1429", with guest star records logo, and, "Guest Star Records are designed to bring you a superb selection of the finest music enhanced by the guest appearances of America's leading musical talents. The Guest Star repertoire encompasses all your best loved music as performed by outstanding artists in every musical field." Includes track listings, "Side A; Certainly lord; Does Jesus care; Shine for Jesus; Just a closer walk; God leads us along; Side B; I've Just come from the fountain; Tell God my troubles; I do -- don't you; Precious lord; Jesus walk this lonesome valley" also includes guest star and diplomat record suggestions, and production information -- [back].; Side A of record includes, "Stereo Guest Star Gospel; GS 1429 Side A; Certainly Lord, Little Richard; Does Jesus Care, Little Richard; Shine for Jesus, Sister Rosetta; Just a Closer Walk, Little Richard; God leads us along, Sister Rosetta; Long playing, 33 1/3 rpm -- high fidelity record Mfd. By Synthetis plastics co., Newark, N.J., U.S.A" -- [front].Side B of record includes, "Stereo Guest Star Gospel; GS 1429 Side B; I've just come from the fountain, Little Richard; Tell God my troubles, Little Richard; I do -- don't you, Sister Rosetta; Precious Lord, Little Richard; Jesus walked this lonesome valley, Little Richard; Long playing, 33 1/3 rpm -- high fidelity record Mfd. By Synthetis plastics co., Newark, N.J., U.S.A" -- [back].
DOI: 10.25549/gfb-c110-1274
title: Sugiyama, year book, blotting paper, souvenir, [1941]

description: Hiroshi Sugiyama, year book, [1941]. January 9 through March 10 and August 13 to December 31 are blank pages. Recounts Sugiyama's army service beginning with his intake in San Francisco, basic training in Monterey, stationing in Camp Grant, Illinois, USA, and Camp Forest, Tennessee, USA. Includes blotting paper and souvenir from Wonder Cave, Monteagle, Tennessee, USA.
DOI: 10.25549/gfb-c110-1240
title: Sugiyama, year book, blotting paper, souvenir, [1941]

description: Hiroshi Sugiyama, year book, [1941]. January 9 through March 10 and August 13 to December 31 are blank pages. Recounts Sugiyama's army service beginning with his intake in San Francisco, basic training in Monterey, stationing in Camp Grant, Illinois, USA, and Camp Forest, Tennessee, USA. Includes blotting paper and souvenir from Wonder Cave, Monteagle, Tennessee, USA.
DOI: 10.25549/gfb-c110-1262
title: Sugiyama, year book, blotting paper, souvenir, [1941]

description: Hiroshi Sugiyama, year book, [1941]. January 9 through March 10 and August 13 to December 31 are blank pages. Recounts Sugiyama's army service beginning with his intake in San Francisco, basic training in Monterey, stationing in Camp Grant, Illinois, USA, and Camp Forest, Tennessee, USA. Includes blotting paper and souvenir from Wonder Cave, Monteagle, Tennessee, USA.
DOI: 10.25549/gfb-c110-1252
title: Sugiyama, year book, blotting paper, souvenir, [1941]

description: Hiroshi Sugiyama, year book, [1941]. January 9 through March 10 and August 13 to December 31 are blank pages. Recounts Sugiyama's army service beginning with his intake in San Francisco, basic training in Monterey, stationing in Camp Grant, Illinois, USA, and Camp Forest, Tennessee, USA. Includes blotting paper and souvenir from Wonder Cave, Monteagle, Tennessee, USA.
DOI: 10.25549/gfb-c110-1667
title: United States Army, The New Infantry Drill Regulations, 1941

description: United States Army, The New Infantry Drill Regulations with Rifle Marksmanship, published by the Military Service Publishing Company, 100 Telegraph Building, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA, 1941. Property of Hiroshi Sugiyama.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-c9-383
title: Inventory of Daybreak Music Productions, [s.d.]

description: Inventory of Daybreak Music Productions. Pages one through three list the "make -- model -- description" of inventory.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-c9-402
title: Reverend Morris job order, 1994

description: Reverend Morris job order. [Page 1]: Detailed description of a job order for Ruth Pickett audio. [Page 3]: receipt for 27.00 dollars. [Page 5]: Packing slip from ETC..."an audio cassette duplication company". [Page 7]: Ruth Pickett cassette cover. "Anointed Records presents Ruth Picket. Hold On and Don't Quit. Side One: 1. 'Don't Quit; 2. 'I Made It'; 3. 'Hold On'; 4. 'I Won't Complain; 5. 'My Body Belongs To God'. Side Two: 6. 'Good To Me'; 7. 'Amazing Grace'; 8. 'Only A Look'; 9. 'He's Worthy To Be Praised'; 10. Lord Keep Me Day By Day'". List of Executive producers, arrangers, credits and contact information. [Page 8]: Side One: 1. 'Don't Quit; 2. 'I Made It'; 3. 'Hold On'; 4. 'I Won't Complain; 5. 'My Body Belongs To God'. Side Two: 6. 'Good To Me'; 7. 'Amazing Grace'; 8. 'Only A Look'; 9. 'He's Worthy To Be Praised'; 10. Lord Keep Me Day By Day'. Special thanks and dedication listed.; [Page 10]: "1. 'I've Been Changed', (6:37), Announcer: Pam Morris; Lead: Eld. John F. Morris; Witness: Eld. Calvin Marshall; Written by: John F. Morris. Prazem Music/BMI. 2. 'Prayer Did It', (6:00), Duet: Eld. John F. Morris & Eld. Calvin Marshall; Written by: Eld. JOhn F. Morris. Prazem Music/BMI. 4. 'When I Think', (4:16), Lead: Eld. John F. Morris; Arraged & Co-Written by: Eld. John F. Morris. Prazem Music/BMI. 5. 'Wonderful Blood', (6:08), Lead: Terrence Marshall; Written by: Terrence Marshall. Snoop Publications/BMI & Prazem Music/BMI. 6. 'Didn't I Tell You', (4:38), Lead: Eld. John F. Morris; Written by: Eld. John F. Morris. Prazem Music/BMI. 7. 'Trust in God', (6:29), Lead: Min. Edward Tucker; Written by: Min. Edward Tucker. Coee Music/BMI & Prazem Music/BMI. 8. 'So Good', (5:10), Leads: John F. Morris III, Lisa Boswell; Written by: Eld. John F. Morris. Prazem Music/BMI. 9. 'Give It All You've Got, (4:24), Lead: Eld. John F. Morris; Written by: Eld. John F. Morris. Prazem Music/BMI. 10. 'Don't Take Your Spirit', (8:56), Reading: Ernestine Carter; Lead: Eld. John F. Morris. Trio voice: Dana Marrero; Written by: Eld. John F. Morris. Prazem Music/BMI. 11. 'I Love to Call', (7:00), Lead: Eld. John F. Morris; Lyrics by: Eld. John F. Morris; Music by: Eld John F. Morris. Prazem Music/BMI & Ed Tucker, Coee Music/BMI. 12. 'Ye Shall Receive Power', (3:12), Lead: Deboragh Moody; written by: Eld. John F. Morris. Prazem Music/BMI. List of The Chicago Voices of Power Choir.; [Page 11]: "ETC...'an audio cassette duplication company'. 268 Devon, Bensenville, IL 60106. 708/595-7990. A division of daybreak enterprises, inc. I have listened to enclosed approval and as of 12-10-93, I give ETC... permission to complete my order. I also agree to the terms and conditions set forth on the back side of this document. Job order # 500". Signature by John F. Morris. [Page 12]: Terms policy. [Page 15]: Malaco Records & Music Group. 007184. Writer royalty from 07-01-97 to 12-31-97. 234-76-1043".
DOI: 10.25549/gfb-c110-1227
title: Sugiyama, year book, blotting paper, souvenir, [1941]

description: Hiroshi Sugiyama, year book, [1941]. January 9 through March 10 and August 13 to December 31 are blank pages. Recounts Sugiyama's army service beginning with his intake in San Francisco, basic training in Monterey, stationing in Camp Grant, Illinois, USA, and Camp Forest, Tennessee, USA. Includes blotting paper and souvenir from Wonder Cave, Monteagle, Tennessee, USA.
DOI: 10.25549/gfb-c110-1219
title: Sugiyama, year book, blotting paper, souvenir, [1941]

description: Hiroshi Sugiyama, year book, [1941]. January 9 through March 10 and August 13 to December 31 are blank pages. Recounts Sugiyama's army service beginning with his intake in San Francisco, basic training in Monterey, stationing in Camp Grant, Illinois, USA, and Camp Forest, Tennessee, USA. Includes blotting paper and souvenir from Wonder Cave, Monteagle, Tennessee, USA.
DOI: 10.25549/gfb-c110-1265
title: Sugiyama, year book, blotting paper, souvenir, [1941]

description: Hiroshi Sugiyama, year book, [1941]. January 9 through March 10 and August 13 to December 31 are blank pages. Recounts Sugiyama's army service beginning with his intake in San Francisco, basic training in Monterey, stationing in Camp Grant, Illinois, USA, and Camp Forest, Tennessee, USA. Includes blotting paper and souvenir from Wonder Cave, Monteagle, Tennessee, USA.
DOI: 10.25549/gfb-c110-1271
title: Sugiyama, year book, blotting paper, souvenir, [1941]

description: Hiroshi Sugiyama, year book, [1941]. January 9 through March 10 and August 13 to December 31 are blank pages. Recounts Sugiyama's army service beginning with his intake in San Francisco, basic training in Monterey, stationing in Camp Grant, Illinois, USA, and Camp Forest, Tennessee, USA. Includes blotting paper and souvenir from Wonder Cave, Monteagle, Tennessee, USA.
DOI: 10.25549/gfb-c110-1301
title: Sugiyama, year book, blotting paper, souvenir, [1941]

description: Hiroshi Sugiyama, year book, [1941]. January 9 through March 10 and August 13 to December 31 are blank pages. Recounts Sugiyama's army service beginning with his intake in San Francisco, basic training in Monterey, stationing in Camp Grant, Illinois, USA, and Camp Forest, Tennessee, USA. Includes blotting paper and souvenir from Wonder Cave, Monteagle, Tennessee, USA.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-ouc1625931
title: Miller Memorial Baptist Church 45th anniversary program, 1940

description: Miller Memorial Baptist Church 45th anniversary program, 1940. "1895 'Miller memorial marches on' 1940; 45th Anniversary of the Miller Memorial Baptist Church; 22nd above Jefferson Street; Philadelphia, PA.; November 18th to 27th, 1940; 4th Anniversary of Pastor Rev. J. Luke Jones; 'Lets Give God the Praise'" with border decorations -- [cover].; Contents include a before and after page comparing images of the church from 1913 to 1925, a brief history of the church, a brief biography and image of its pastor, the Rev. J. Luke Jones, a brief biography and image of Mrs. Estella R. Jones, a list of improvements, acknowledgements and associations with the church accompanied by pages of photographs depicting these groups, followed by advertisements from sponsers that continues to the back -- p. [3-32]. Rev. J. Luke Jones' biography includes the titles "Gospel Singer" and "Hymnologist". Specific choirs pictured include the "Senior Choir", "Young People's Choir", and "Life Line Gospel Choir".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-c9-794
title: Miller Memorial Baptist Church 45th anniversary program, 1940

description: Miller Memorial Baptist Church 45th anniversary program, 1940. "1895 'Miller memorial marches on' 1940; 45th Anniversary of the Miller Memorial Baptist Church; 22nd above Jefferson Street; Philadelphia, PA.; November 18th to 27th, 1940; 4th Anniversary of Pastor Rev. J. Luke Jones; 'Lets Give God the Praise'" with border decorations -- [cover].; Contents include a before and after page comparing images of the church from 1913 to 1925, a brief history of the church, a brief biography and image of its pastor, the Rev. J. Luke Jones, a brief biography and image of Mrs. Estella R. Jones, a list of improvements, acknowledgements and associations with the church accompanied by pages of photographs depicting these groups, followed by advertisements from sponsers that continues to the back -- p. [3-32]. Rev. J. Luke Jones' biography includes the titles "Gospel Singer" and "Hymnologist". Specific choirs pictured include the "Senior Choir", "Young People's Choir", and "Life Line Gospel Choir".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-ouc1625914
title: Miller Memorial Baptist Church 45th anniversary program, 1940

description: Miller Memorial Baptist Church 45th anniversary program, 1940. "1895 'Miller memorial marches on' 1940; 45th Anniversary of the Miller Memorial Baptist Church; 22nd above Jefferson Street; Philadelphia, PA.; November 18th to 27th, 1940; 4th Anniversary of Pastor Rev. J. Luke Jones; 'Lets Give God the Praise'" with border decorations -- [cover].; Contents include a before and after page comparing images of the church from 1913 to 1925, a brief history of the church, a brief biography and image of its pastor, the Rev. J. Luke Jones, a brief biography and image of Mrs. Estella R. Jones, a list of improvements, acknowledgements and associations with the church accompanied by pages of photographs depicting these groups, followed by advertisements from sponsers that continues to the back -- p. [3-32]. Rev. J. Luke Jones' biography includes the titles "Gospel Singer" and "Hymnologist". Specific choirs pictured include the "Senior Choir", "Young People's Choir", and "Life Line Gospel Choir".
DOI: 10.15468/dl.5msmeu
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 70 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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 "TaxonKey is Centris obsoleta"
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}

 The dataset includes 70 records from 4 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0022648-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.