Nancy Tilly, relating to her novel Golden Girl , which won the 1986 NC AAUW Juvenile Literature Award. The Southern Historical Collection at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill received an addition of four original E.E. Cummings letters to the J. Spencer Love papers. Cummings, a childhood friend of Love, wrote to Love from his boyhood home of Joy Farm, Silver Lake, N.H., during the period of 1908-1910. The letters contain several ink drawings by Cummings, including a self-portraits and a picture of his study. The papers of Bryan, noted businessman and philanthropist, reflect a wide range of interests over a very long life.
Subject areas covered by the business papers include broadcasting, insurance, and philanthropy.
All other North Carolina Baptist churches including Missionary, Primitive, and Black Baptist churches are invited to take advantage of this free service to have their records preserved. Winston-Salem, NC 27109. The School's archives would welcome suggestions from anyone who as has experience with this type of reformatting project. Five additional pages of apparently rejected writing on the same subject were also acquired. After considerable editing, the manuscript was published in 1935 and contains Wolfe's thoughts on his favorite writers and his advice on what a serious writer should read.