NY 1974 1st Holt. Octavo, 276pp., hardcover. **Signed by both Dykeman and McKinnon. Fine in Good DJ, a few small closed tear, light wear.

Too Many People, Too Little Love: Edna Rankin McKinnon- Pioneer for Birth Control

Dykeman, Wilma

HOLT. RINEHART AND WINSTON

softcover, very good, cover some wear.

The French Broad (Rivers of America)

Travel

United States

The Tall Woman

Literature & Fiction

Henry Holt Co.

“The story is a good one . . . for it exposes in an intimate and personal way the qualities of an important social architect of our time.” ―Dewey Grantham, American Historical Review Had Will Alexander not shunned the limelight, he might already be a national legend, for he was one of the greatest white champions of the Negro cause in the South from 1915 to 1954. A farm boy who worked his way through Vanderbilt University and became a Methodist minister, he was a tireless enemy of the abuses, large and petty, which he saw around him. In 1919 Will Alexander helped establish the Commission on Interracial Co-operation in Atlanta. During the Depression he became assistant administrator of the Resettlement Administration and, later, director of the Farm Security Administration; under his supervision, the tide was finally turned against the spread of sharecropping. In World War II he served as adviser on minority problems to the War Manpower Commission. He was the driving force in founding Dillard and Atlanta universities. These were some of his achievements in public life. In addition, he helped and encouraged individual Negroes such as Marian Anderson, Ralphe Bunche, and Robert Weaver and influenced eminent white southerners, including Ralph McGill, Lillian Smith, and Brooks Hays. His real impact must be measured also in the numbers of southerners giving leadership today who owe to him their start in the fight against prejudice.

Seeds of Southern Change: The Life of Will Alexander (Norton Library (Paperback))

Biographies & Memoirs

Stokely, James

Historical

W.W.Norton&Company

Tennessee: A Bicentennial History (States and the nation)

History

Americas

Norton

Contains 7 pages of black and white photos, a map and index.

Tennessee

W W Norton & Co (Sd)

A historical and topical survey of the Volunteer State's development, famous and unrenowned sons and daughters, and natural and human resources

Tennessee: A History

W.W. Norton & Co., Inc.

All pages and covers intact with dust cover in mylar. Sixth printing, 1973 of 1955 edition, University of Tennessee Press, illustrated by Douglas Gorsline. Former library copy with scotch tape marks on inside covers and normal library ownership stamps and pocket with card.

The French Broad

Travel Writing

Univ of Tennessee Pr

Book by Dykeman, Wilma, Gorsline, Douglas W.

Gorsline, Douglas W.

Dining in the Smoky Mountain Mist features beautiful four-color photographs depicting the glory of the four seasons in East Tennessee. The recipes have been screened and tested and represent the best this area has to offer. Adding a little extra spice to the volume are recipes from well-known East Tennesseans such as Lamar Alexander, Dolly Parton, and Patricia Neal, and treats from well-regarded local restaurants such as the Inn at Blackberry Farm and Regas. Also featured is the vivid descriptive writing of Wilma Dykeman, the noted East Tennessee author and columnist.

Dining in the Smoky Mountain Mist

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Junior League of Knoxville Sta

Junior League of Knoxville

Junior League of Knoxville Staff

Regional & International

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