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Item — Box: 7, Folder: 15

Identifier: IV

Staff Only

Content Description

From the Collection: The majority of this collection are diaries of S. E. Wight, his father John Wight, and his wife, Clara Wight. Also included are sermon materials, writings, and clippings that Wight collected.

Dates

1850 - 1960

Extent

From the Collection: 3.6 Linear Feet : 9 Hollinger Boxs

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Additional Description

Bibliography

“A Criticism Answered” (1 page)
“Enthusiasm” (poem)
George I. Butler, “The Duty of Believers in the Visions” (3 pages)
“Great Controversy New Edition,” statement by W. C. White to General Conference Council, October 30, 1911
“Persons Who Were Probably Present when a Vision was Given at Battle Creek, Michigan, May 27, 1856" (1 page)
“Rise of Romanism in America, and the Gradual Decline of Protestantism” (unknown author, probably Wight, 9 pages)
Sermon Outline (probably by Wight, 6 pages)
Talk given by A. T. Jones at Berrien Springs, Michigan, May 16, 1906 (6 pages)
To J. L. McElhany, August 22, 1938 (unknown sender)
To “Dear Elder,” July 21, 1938 (unknown sender)
Typewritten excerpt, W. F. Martin, “The 144,000" from North Pacific Union Gleaner (1 page typewritten excerpt)
“Unconscious Oaths” (unknown author, 4 pages)
“Warn and Win the Wealthy the Watchman Way” (11 pages)
Will Carleton, “Gone with a Handsomer Man” (poem)