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An undated and unaddressed poem titled "Alma Mater", celebrating Crooms Academy. On the back are handwritten notes.
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An undated letter from Maxwell W. Saxon, principal of Euclid High School, to an unknown recipient, thanking them or their attending the dedication of a new building.
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An undated letter "to whom it may concern" to certify that J. N. Crooms taught at the colored public school at Midway, Hamilton County, Florida from 1904-5. The signatories, "former citizens of that county" affirm that they knew Crooms personally.
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An undated letter from John C. Wright, president of an unidentified organization, to J. N. Crooms, sending his regards.
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A letter from S. Meredith Mosely, from the Florida Commission on Secondary Schools of The Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools For Negroes, to J. N. Crooms. In it, Mosely wishes to meet with Crooms to discuss increasing contributions for the war effort (as the letter is undated, it is likely, but unconfirmed, that this is in regards to WWII).
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A letter from John Bernard and Fred Ensminger, representing The Little Brown Church On the Hill, to "Mrs. J. N. Crooms." In it, Bernard and Ensminger express their condolences at the passing of Crooms.
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An open letter from Jessee M. Fears, state adviser for the Florida Association of the New Homemakers of America, to various members informing them they have been selected as the most outstanding member of the NHA in their county, and will receive a certificate of achievement. Among the recipients is a Betty J. Roberts for Seminole County, a student at Crooms Academy.
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A letter from Albert M. Bethune Sr., son of Mary McLeod Bethune, regarding his mother's shares in the Welricha Corporation (misspelled here as "Welrechia Corp"). Given the letterhead, it seems that Albert M. Bethune Sr. was a member of the Florida State Association of the Improved Benevolent Productive Order of Elks.
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A letter from Joseph H. Lewis, of the J. H. Lewis Uniform Company, to J. N. Crooms, regarding the Crooms Academy band uniforms.
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A letter from George H. Williams Jr., executive director of the Sanford Housing Authority, to J. N. Crooms announcing the results of their essay contest and congratulating Crooms and the students.
