Guide to the Walter L. Lingle Papers

Descriptive Summary

Title

Walter L. Lingle Papers

Inclusive Dates

1898-1953

Call Number

RG 449

Creator(s)

Lingle, Walter L. (Walter Lee), 1868-1956.

Quantity

12.50 cubic feet (27 boxes)

Language

Materials in English

Restrictions on Access

Collection open for research

Repository

Presbyterian Historical Society, 425 Lombard Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147-1516 USA

Biographical Note / Administrative History

Biographical Note

Walter L. Lingle was born Oct. 3, 1868, in Rowan County, North Carolina. He attended Davidson College from 1888 to 1893, earning B.A. and M.A. degrees. He graduated as a Doctor of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary, Richmond, Virginia, in 1896 and was an assistant instructor of Hebrew and Greek at the seminary from 1896 to 1898. Ordained as a minister in the Presbyterian Church in the U.S. (PCUS) in 1897, Lingle served as pastor of the Dalton Presbyterian Church, Dalton, Georgia (1898-1902); First Presbyterian Church, Rock Hill, South Carolina (1902-1907); and First Presbyterian Church, Atlanta, Georgia (1907-1911). From 1911 to 1914, Lingle was the McCormick Professor of Hebrew at Union Theological Seminary. He then served as Professor of Church History and Missions until 1924, when he assumed the presidency of the General Assembly's Training School for Lay Workers in Richmond. In 1929, Lingle resigned this position to become the president of Davidson College, a position he held until his retirement in 1940.

In addition to his pastoral and academic duties, Lingle served as moderator of the PCUS Synod of North Carolina in 1912 and moderator of the General Assembly of the PCUS in 1920. He was very active in the development of the Mountain Retreat Association in Montreat, North Carolina, serving as chairman of the Program Committee from 1910 to 1924. He was a member of the PCUS Executive Committee of Home Missions, the Board of Trustees of Agnes Scott College, and the International Sunday School Lesson Committee. As a member of the PCUS Committee of Publication, Lingle supervised the publication of the Presbyterian Hymnal and a revision of the Book of Church Order. He also edited the Union Seminary Review from 1912 to 1922.

Lingle was a prolific writer as well as an editor. Serving as a contributing editor to the Christian Observer and The Presbyterian of the South, he published numerous articles in these and other publications, including a column, "Timely Topics," that appeared in the Christian Observer. Other publications included Presbyterianism: A Heritage and a Challenge; The Bible and Social Problems; Presbyterians: Their History and Beliefs; and Memories of Davidson College.

Walter Lingle married Merle Dupuy of Davidson, North Carolina, in 1900. They had four children: Louise D. Lingle, Nan R. Lingle, Walter L. Lingle, Jr., and Caroline Lingle Lester. Walter Lingle died on September 19, 1956, at the age of 88.

Collection Overview

The collection consists largely of incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1898-1951, documenting Walter Lingle's ministry; his work at Union Seminary, the General Assembly's Training School in Richmond, Davidson College, and with various PCUS committees; and personal and family matters. Correspondents include Charles R. Erdman, Thomas W. Lingle, William Lingle, Homer McMillan, R. E. Magill, Walter W. Moore, Richard C. Reed, Egbert W. Smith, Henry H. Sweets, Samuel M. Tenney, Wilbert W. White, and Hallie Winsborough.

Separate series contain additional material documenting Lingle’s career. Correspondence, reports, minutes, other materials, 1908-1925, relate to Lingle's work as Chairman of the Program Committee of the Mountain Retreat Association. Lectures, coursework, correspondence with students, student papers, and other materials, 1912-1924, document Lingle's work as a professor at Union Seminary. And correspondence, reports, minutes, and other items, 1914-1934, document Lingle's work on PCUS committees including the Ad Interim Committee on Training Men for the Ministry and Reducing the Number of Theological Seminaries (1933-1934); the Hymn Book Committee (1926-1928); and the Committee on the Constitution and Closer Relations (1920-1922).

Lingle’s work as a writer and editor are documented through articles and book reviews, including photocopies of his column, "Timely Topics," from the Christian Observer. The collection also contains biographical and genealogical information on the Lingle, Anders, Bethel, Box, Harvey, Leader, Martin, and McClellan families; and a small number of photographs.

Organization and Arrangement

Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Catalog Headings

Personal Name Subject

Lingle, Walter L. (Walter Lee), 1868-1956.

Corporate Subject

Davidson College.

General Assembly's Training School for Lay Workers (Richmond, Va.)

Mountain Retreat Association (Montreat, N.C.)

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Ad Interim Committee on Training Men for the Ministry and Reducing the Number of Theological Seminaries.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Hymn Book Committee.

Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Committee on the Constitution and Closer Relations.

Union Theological Seminary in Virginia.

Topical Subject

Presbyterian Church--Southern States--Clergy.

Genre-form

Correspondence. aat

Personal Added Name

Erdman, Charles Rosenbury, 1866-1960.

Lingle, Thomas W. (Thomas Wilson), 1871-1937.

McMillan, Homer, 1873-1958.

Magill, R. E. (Robert Edward), 1861-1939.

Moore, Walter W. (Walter William), 1857-1926.

Reed, R. C. (Richard Clark), 1851-1925.

Smith, Egbert W. (Egbert Watson), 1862-1944.

Sweets, Henry H. (Henry Hayes), 1872-1952.

Tenney, Samuel Mills, 1871-1939.

White, Wilbert W. (Wilbert Webster), 1863-1944.

Winsborough, Hallie Paxson, 1865-1940.

Collection Inventory

Box	Folder	Description

		SERIES I: CORRESPONDENCE, 1898-1951

1	1	Correspondence, A-B, 1902-1906
1	2	Correspondence, C-D, 1901-1906
1	3	Correspondence, E-L, 1901-1906
1	4	Correspondence, M-R, 1900-1906
1	5	Correspondence, S-Z, 1901-1906
1	6	Correspondence, 1907
1	7	Correspondence, 1908 Jan.-Feb.
1	8	Correspondence, 1908 Mar.-May
1	9	Correspondence, 1908 June-Aug.
1	10	Correspondence, 1908 Sept.-Dec.
1	11	Correspondence, 1909 Jan.-Feb.
1	12	Correspondence, 1909 Mar.
1	13	Correspondence, 1909 Apr.-July
1	14	Correspondence, 1909 Aug.-Dec.
1	15	Correspondence, 1910 Jan.-Mar.
1	16	Correspondence, 1910 Apr.-June
1	17	Correspondence, 1910 July-Sept.
1	18	Correspondence, 1910 Oct.-Dec.

2	1	Correspondence, 1911 Jan.-Mar.
2	2	Correspondence, 1911 Apr.
2	3	Correspondence, 1911 May-June
2	4	Correspondence, 1911 July-Aug.
2	5	Correspondence, 1911 Sept.-Oct.
2	6	Correspondence, 1911 Nov.-Dec.
2	7	Correspondence, 1912 Jan.-June
2	8	Correspondence, 1912 July-Sept.
2	9	Correspondence, 1912 Oct.-Dec.
2	10	Correspondence, 1913 Jan.-Feb.
2	11	Correspondence, 1913 Mar.-Apr.
2	12	Correspondence, 1913 May-June
2	13	Correspondence, 1913 July-Sept.
2	14	Correspondence, 1913 Oct.
2	15	Correspondence, 1913 Nov.
2	16	Correspondence, 1913 Dec.
2	17	Correspondence, 1914 Jan.
2	18	Correspondence, 1914 Feb.
2	19	Correspondence, 1914 Mar.
2	20	Correspondence, 1914 Apr.
2	21	Correspondence, 1914 May
2	22	Correspondence, 1914 June-July
2	23	Correspondence, 1914 Aug.-Sept.
2	24	Correspondence, 1914 Oct.
2	25	Correspondence, 1914 Nov.
2	26	Correspondence, 1914 Dec.

3	1	Correspondence, 1915 Jan.
3	2	Correspondence, 1915 Feb.
3	3	Correspondence, 1915 Mar.
3	4	Correspondence, 1915 Apr.
3	5	Correspondence, 1915 May
3	6	Correspondence, 1915 June
3	7	Correspondence, 1915 July-Aug.
3	8	Correspondence, 1915 Sept.
3	9	Correspondence, 1915 Oct.
3	10	Correspondence, 1915 Nov.
3	11	Correspondence, 1915 Dec.
3	12	Correspondence, 1915 (undated)
3	13	Correspondence, 1916 Jan.
3	14	Correspondence, 1916 Feb.
3	15	Correspondence, 1916 Mar.
3	16	Correspondence, 1916 Apr.
3	17	Correspondence, 1916 May
3	18	Correspondence, 1916 June

4	1	Correspondence, 1916 July
4	2	Correspondence, 1916 Aug.
4	3	Correspondence, 1916 Sept.
4	4	Correspondence, 1916 Oct.
4	5	Correspondence, 1916 Nov.
4	6	Correspondence, 1916 Dec.
4	7	Correspondence, 1917 Jan.
4	8	Correspondence, 1917 Feb.
4	9	Correspondence, 1917 Mar.
4	10	Correspondence, 1917 Apr.
4	11	Correspondence, 1917 May
4	12	Correspondence, 1917 June
4	13	Correspondence, 1917 July-Aug.
4	14	Correspondence, 1917 Sept.
4	15	Correspondence, 1917 Oct.
4	16	Correspondence, 1917 Nov.
4	17	Correspondence, 1917 Dec.
4	18	Correspondence, 1918 Jan.
4	19	Correspondence, 1918 Feb.
4	20	Correspondence, 1918 Mar.

5	1	Correspondence, 1918 Apr.
5	2	Correspondence, 1918 May
5	3	Correspondence, 1918 June
5	4	Correspondence, 1918 Sept.-Oct.
5	5	Correspondence, 1918 Nov.
5	6	Correspondence, 1918 Dec.
5	7	Correspondence, 1918 (undated)
5	8	Correspondence, 1919 Jan.
5	9	Correspondence, 1919 Feb.
5	10	Correspondence, 1919 Mar.
5	11	Correspondence, 1919 Apr.
5	12	Correspondence, 1919 May
5	13	Correspondence, 1919 June
5	14	Correspondence, 1919 July
5	15	Correspondence, 1919 Aug.
5	16	Correspondence, 1919 Sept.
5	17	Correspondence, 1919 Oct.
5	18	Correspondence, 1919 Nov.
5	19	Correspondence, 1919 Dec.

6	1	Correspondence, 1920 Jan.
6	2	Correspondence, 1920 Feb.
6	3	Correspondence, 1920 Mar.
6	4	Correspondence, 1920 Apr.
6	5	Correspondence, 1920 May
6	6	Correspondence, 1920 June
6	7	Correspondence, 1920 July
6	8	Correspondence, 1920 Aug.
6	9	Correspondence, 1920 Sept.
6	10	Correspondence, 1920 Oct.
6	11	Correspondence, 1920 Nov.
6	12	Correspondence, 1920 Dec.

7	1	Correspondence, 1921 Jan.
7	2	Correspondence, 1921 Feb.
7	3	Correspondence, 1921 Mar.
7	4	Correspondence, 1921 Apr.
7	5	Correspondence, 1921 May
7	6	Correspondence, 1921 June
7	7	Correspondence, 1921 July 1-15
7	8	Correspondence, 1921 July 16-31
7	9	Correspondence, 1921 Aug. 1-15
7	10	Correspondence, 1921 Aug. 16-31
7	11	Correspondence, 1921 Sept.
7	12	Correspondence, 1921 Oct.
7	13	Correspondence, 1921 Nov.
7	14	Correspondence, 1921 Dec.

8	1	Correspondence, 1922 Jan.
8	2	Correspondence, 1922 Feb.
8	3	Correspondence, 1922 Mar. 1-15
8	4	Correspondence, 1922 Mar. 16-31
8	5	Correspondence, 1922 Apr. 1-15
8	6	Correspondence, 1922 Apr. 16-30
8	7	Correspondence, 1922 May
8	8	Correspondence, 1922 June
8	9	Correspondence, 1922 July
8	10	Correspondence, 1922 Aug.
8	11	Correspondence, 1922 Sept.
8	12	Correspondence, 1922 Oct.
8	13	Correspondence, 1922 Nov. 1-15
8	14	Correspondence, 1922 Nov. 16-30
8	15	Correspondence, 1922 Dec.

9	1	Correspondence, 1923 Jan.
9	2	Correspondence, 1923 Feb. 1-15
9	3	Correspondence, 1923 Feb. 16-28
9	4	Correspondence, 1923 Mar.
9	5	Correspondence, 1923 Apr.
9	6	Correspondence, 1923 May
9	7	Correspondence, 1923 June
9	8	Correspondence, 1923 July 1-15
9	9	Correspondence, 1923 July 16-31
9	10	Correspondence, 1923 Aug.
9	11	Correspondence, 1923 Sept.
9	12	Correspondence, 1923 Oct.
9	13	Correspondence, 1923 Nov.
9	14	Correspondence, 1923 Dec.

10	1	Correspondence, 1924 Jan.
10	2	Correspondence, 1924 Feb.
10	3	Correspondence, 1924 Mar.
10	4	Correspondence, 1924 Apr.
10	5	Correspondence, 1924 May
10	6	Correspondence, 1924 June-July
10	7	Correspondence, 1924 Aug.
10	8	Correspondence, 1924 Sept. 1-19
10	9	Correspondence, 1924 Sept. 20-30
10	10	Correspondence, 1924 Oct.
10	11	Correspondence, 1924 Nov.
10	12	Correspondence, 1924 Dec.
10	13	Correspondence, 1925 Jan.
10	14	Correspondence, 1925 Feb.
10	15	Correspondence, 1925 Mar. 1-15
10	16	Correspondence, 1925 Mar. 16-31
10	17	Correspondence, 1925 Apr. 1-15
10	18	Correspondence, 1925 Apr. 16-30
10	19	Correspondence, 1925 May
10	20	Correspondence, 1925 June
10	21	Correspondence, 1925 Aug.-Sept.
10	22	Correspondence, 1925 Oct.
10	23	Correspondence, 1925 Nov.
10	24	Correspondence, 1925 Dec.
10	25	Correspondence, 1925 (undated)

11	1	Correspondence, 1926 Jan.
11	2	Correspondence, 1926 Feb.
11	3	Correspondence, 1926 Mar.-Apr.
11	4	Correspondence, 1926 May-June
11	5	Correspondence, 1926 July 1-15
11	6	Correspondence, 1926 July 16-31
11	7	Correspondence, 1926 Aug.
11	8	Correspondence, 1926 Sept.
11	9	Correspondence, 1926 Oct.
11	10	Correspondence, 1926 Nov.
11	11	Correspondence, 1926 Dec.
11	12	Correspondence, 1927 Jan.
11	13	Correspondence, 1927 Feb.
11	14	Correspondence, 1927 Mar.
11	15	Correspondence, 1927 Apr.
11	16	Correspondence 1927 May
11	17	Correspondence, 1927 June
11	18	Correspondence, 1927 July
11	19	Correspondence, 1927 Aug.
11	20	Correspondence, 1927 Sept.
11	21	Correspondence, 1927 Oct.
11	22	Correspondence, 1927 Nov.
11	23	Correspondence, 1927 Dec.
11	24	Correspondence, 1928 Jan.
11	25	Correspondence, 1928 Feb.
11	26	Correspondence, 1928 Mar.
11	27	Correspondence, 1928 Apr.
11	28	Correspondence, 1928 May
11	29	Correspondence, 1928 June 1-15
11	30	Correspondence, 1928 June 16-30

12	1	Correspondence, 1928 July
12	2	Correspondence, 1928 Aug.
12	3	Correspondence, 1928 Sept. 1-15
12	4	Correspondence, 1928 Sept. 16-30
12	5	Correspondence, 1928 Oct. 1-15
12	6	Correspondence, 1928 Oct. 16-31
12	7	Correspondence, 1928 Nov. 1-15
12	8	Correspondence, 1928 Nov. 16-30
12	9	Correspondence, 1928 Dec. 1-15
12	10	Correspondence, 1928 Dec. 16-31
12	11	Correspondence, 1928 (undated)
12	12	Correspondence, 1929 Jan. 1-15
12	13	Correspondence, 1929 Jan. 16-31
12	14	Correspondence, 1929 Feb. 1-15
12	15	Correspondence, 1929 Feb. 16-28
12	16	Correspondence, 1929 Mar.
12	17	Correspondence, 1929 Apr. 1-15
12	18	Correspondence, 1929 Apr. 16-30
12	19	Correspondence 1929 May
12	20	Correspondence, 1929 June-July
12	21	Correspondence, 1929 Aug.
12	22	Correspondence, 1929 Sept. 1-15
12	23	Correspondence, 1929 Sept. 16-30
12	24	Correspondence, 1929 Oct.
12	25	Correspondence, 1929 Nov.
12	26	Correspondence, 1929 Dec.
12	27	Correspondence, 1929 (undated)

13	1	Correspondence, 1930 Jan.
13	2	Correspondence, 1930 Feb.-Mar.
13	3	Correspondence, 1930 Apr.
13	4	Correspondence, 1930 May
13	5	Correspondence, 1930 June-July
13	6	Correspondence, 1930 Aug.
13	7	Correspondence, 1930 Sept. 1-15
13	8	Correspondence, 1930 Sept. 16-30
13	9	Correspondence, 1930 Oct. 1-15
13	10	Correspondence, 1930 Oct. 16-31
13	11	Correspondence, 1930 Nov.
13	12	Correspondence, 1930 Dec.
13	13	Correspondence, 1930 (undated)
13	14	Correspondence, 1931 Jan.
13	15	Correspondence, 1931 Feb.
13	16	Correspondence, 1931 Mar.
13	17	Correspondence, 1931 Apr. 1-15
13	18	Correspondence, 1931 Apr. 16-30
13	19	Correspondence, 1931 May 1-15
13	20	Correspondence, 1931 May 16-31
13	21	Correspondence, 1931 June 1-15
13	22	Correspondence, 1931 June 16-30
13	23	Correspondence, 1931 July

14	1	Correspondence, 1931 Aug.
14	2	Correspondence, 1931 Sept.
14	3	Correspondence, 1931 Oct.
14	4	Correspondence, 1931 Nov.
14	5	Correspondence, 1931 Dec.
14	6	Correspondence, 1931 (undated)
14	7	Correspondence, 1932 Jan.-Feb.
14	8	Correspondence, 1932 Mar.-Apr.
14	9	Correspondence, 1932 May
14	10	Correspondence, 1932 June 1-15
14	11	Correspondence, 1932 June 16-30
14	12	Correspondence, 1932 July
14	13	Correspondence, 1932 Aug.
14	14	Correspondence, 1932 Sept.
14	15	Correspondence, 1932 Oct.
14	16	Correspondence, 1932 Nov. 1-15
14	17	Correspondence, 1932 Nov. 16-30
14	18	Correspondence, 1932 Dec. 1-15
14	19	Correspondence, 1932 Dec. 16-31
14	20	Correspondence, 1932 (undated)

15	1	Correspondence, 1933 Jan.
15	2	Correspondence, 1933 Feb. 1-15
15	3	Correspondence, 1933 Feb. 16-28
15	4	Correspondence, 1933 Mar. 1-18
15	5	Correspondence, 1933 Mar. 19-31
15	6	Correspondence, 1933 Apr.-May
15	7	Correspondence, 1933 June
15	8	Correspondence, 1933 July
15	9	Correspondence, 1933 Aug.
15	10	Correspondence, 1933 Sept.
15	11	Correspondence, 1933 Dec.
15	12	Correspondence, 1934
15	13	Correspondence, 1935
15	14	Correspondence, 1936
15	15	Correspondence, 1937
15	16	Correspondence, 1939-1939
15	17	Correspondence, 1941

16	1	Correspondence, 1942 Jan.
16	2	Correspondence, 1942 Feb.
16	3	Correspondence, 1942 Mar.
16	4	Correspondence, 1942 Apr.-May
16	5	Correspondence, 1942 June-July
16	6	Correspondence, 1942 Aug.-Sept.
16	7	Correspondence, 1942 Oct.-Dec.
16	8	Correspondence, 1942 (undated)
16	9	Correspondence, 1943-1945
16	10	Correspondence, 1946 May-Nov.
16	11	Correspondence, 1946 Dec.
16	12	Correspondence, 1947 Jan.
16	13	Correspondence, 1947 Feb.
16	14	Correspondence, 1947 Mar.
16	15	Correspondence, 1947 Apr.
16	16	Correspondence, 1947 May
16	17	Correspondence, 1947 June
16	18	Correspondence, 1947 July
16	19	Correspondence, 1947 Aug.
16	20	Correspondence, 1947 Sept.
16	21	Correspondence, 1947 Oct.
16	22	Correspondence, 1947 Nov.
16	23	Correspondence, 1947 Dec.
16	24	Correspondence, 1947 (undated)
16	25	Correspondence, 1948
16	26	Correspondence, 1951
16	27	Correspondence, undated

17	1	Correspondence with Aubrey Brown, 1949
17	2	Correspondence with E.D. Brown, 1920
17	3	Correspondence with W.W. Moore, 1898-1910
17	4	Correspondence with W.W. Moore, 1911
17	5	Correspondence with W.W. Moore, 1912-1913
17	6	Correspondence with W.W. Moore, 1914-1917
17	7	Correspondence with W.W. Moore, 1918-1922
17	8	Correspondence with W.W. Moore, 1923-1924
17	9	Correspondence with C.L. Sorrows, 1915
17	10	Correspondence with Hallie Winsborough, 1918-1923
17	11	Correspondence with Hallie Winsborough, 1928-1933

18	1	Family Correspondence with Myrtle Crabb, 1916-1927
18	2	Family Correspondence with Myrtle Crabb, 1928-1947
18	3	Family Correspondence with Caroline Lingle, undated
18	4	Family Correspondence with Louise Lingle, 1917-1924
18	5	Family Correspondence with Merle Lingle, 1919-1931 and undated
18	6	Family Correspondence with Nan Lingle, 1926-1947
18	7	Family Correspondence with Nan Lingle, undated
18	8	Family Correspondence with Nan Lingle, undated
18	9	Family Correspondence with Thomas W. Lingle, 1916-1918
18	10	Family Correspondence with Thomas W. Lingle, 1922-1929 and undated
18	11	Family Correspondence with Walter Lee Lingle, Jr., 1919-1946 and undated
18	12	Family Correspondence with William H. Lingle, 1917-1926
18	13	Family Correspondence with William H. Lingle, 1927-1929
18	14	Family Correspondence with William H. Lingle, 1930-1932
18	15	Family Correspondence with Walter Lee Patterson, 1917-1926
18	16	Family Correspondence, Miscellaneous, 1917
18	17	Family Correspondence, Miscellaneous, 1918
18	18	Family Correspondence, Miscellaneous, 1922-1925
18	19	Family Correspondence, Miscellaneous, 1926-1947
18	20	Family Correspondence, Miscellaneous, undated

		SERIES II: MOUNTAIN RETREAT ASSOCIATION, 1908-1925

19	1	Correspondence, A, 1916
19	2	Correspondence, B, 1915-1916
19	3	Correspondence, C, 1915-1916
19	4	Correspondence, D, 1914-1915
19	5	Correspondence, E-F, 1914-1916
19	6	Correspondence, G, 1915-1916
19	7	Correspondence, H, 1912-1916
19	8	Correspondence, J, 1913-1916
19	9	Correspondence, K, 1914-1916
19	10	Correspondence, L, 1915-1916
19	11	Correspondence, M, 1914-1916
19	12	Correspondence, O-P, 1914-1916
19	13	Correspondence, R, 1914-1916
19	14	Correspondence, S, 1914-1916
19	15	Correspondence, T-V, 1915-1916
19	16	Correspondence, W, 1914-1916
19	17	Correspondence, 1917 Jan.
19	18	Correspondence, 1917 Feb.
19	19	Correspondence, 1917 Mar.
19	20	Correspondence, 1917 Apr.
19	21	Correspondence, 1917 May-June
19	22	Correspondence, 1917 July-Dec.
19	23	Correspondence, 1918
19	24	Correspondence, 1919 Jan.-Feb.
19	25	Correspondence, 1919 Mar.-Apr.
19	26	Correspondence, 1919 May-Aug.
19	27	Correspondence, 1919 Sept.-Dec.

20	1	Correspondence, 1920 Jan.-Feb.
20	2	Correspondence, 1920 Mar.
20	3	Correspondence, 1920 Apr.
20	4	Correspondence, 1920 May
20	5	Correspondence, 1920 June
20	6	Correspondence, 1920 July
20	7	Correspondence, 1920 Aug.
20	8	Correspondence, 1920 Sept.-Oct.
20	9	Correspondence, 1920 Nov.-Dec. and undated
20	10	Correspondence, 1921 Jan.-Feb.
20	11	Correspondence, 1921 Mar.
20	12	Correspondence, 1921 Apr.
20	13	Correspondence, 1921 May-June
20	14	Correspondence, 1921 July-Aug.
20	15	Correspondence, 1921 Sept.-Dec. and undated
20	16	Correspondence, 1922 Jan.
20	17	Correspondence, 1922 Feb.
20	18	Correspondence, 1922 Mar.
20	19	Correspondence, 1922 Apr.
20	20	Correspondence, 1922 May-July
20	21	Correspondence, 1922 Aug.-Oct.
20	22	Correspondence, 1922 Nov.
20	23	Correspondence, 1922 Dec.
20	24	Correspondence, 1923 Jan.
20	25	Correspondence, 1923 Feb.
20	26	Correspondence, 1923 Mar.
20	27	Correspondence, 1923 Apr.-July
20	28	Correspondence, 1923 Aug.-Sept.
20	29	Correspondence, 1923 Oct.-Dec.

21	1	Correspondence, 1924 Jan.
21	2	Correspondence, 1924 Feb.
21	3	Correspondence, 1924 Mar.-Apr.
21	4	Correspondence, 1924 June-Aug.
21	5	Correspondence, 1924 Sept.-Oct.
21	6	Correspondence, 1924 Nov.-Dec. and undated
21	7	Correspondence, 1925 Jan.
21	8	Correspondence, 1925 Feb.-Mar.
21	9	Correspondence, 1925 Apr.
21	10	Correspondence, 1925 May
21	11	Correspondence, 1925 June-July

22	1	Correspondence with R.C. Anderson, 1914-1916
22	2	Correspondence with R.C. Anderson, 1917-1918
22	3	Correspondence with R.C. Anderson, 1919-1920
22	4	Correspondence with R.C. Anderson, 1921-1922
22	5	Correspondence with R.C. Anderson, 1923-1925
22	6	Correspondence with John Armstrong, 1917-1919
22	7	Correspondence with J. Wilbur Chapman, 1915-1916
22	8	Correspondence with J. Wilbur Chapman, 1917-1918
22	9	Correspondence with S.H. Chester, 1915-1916
22	10	Correspondence with S.H. Chester, 1917-1922
22	11	Correspondence with R.E. Magill, 1908-1909
22	12	Correspondence with R.E. Magill, 1915-1925
22	13	Correspondence with Homer McMillan, 1915-1916
22	14	Correspondence with Homer McMillan, 1917-1918
22	15	Correspondence with Homer McMillan, 1919-1922
22	16	Correspondence with Homer McMillan, 1923-1925
22	17	Correspondence with William Mudge, 1915-1916
22	18	Correspondence with Henry Sweets, 1915-1916
22	19	Correspondence with Henry Sweets, 1917-1920
22	20	Correspondence with Henry Sweets, 1921-1925
22	21	Correspondence with Hallie Winsborough, 1915-1916
22	22	Correspondence with Hallie Winsborough, 1917-1922
22	23	Correspondence with Hallie Winsborough, 1923-1925

23	1	MRA Board of Directors Minutes, 1924
23	2	Montreat Boys and Girls Club, 1921-1922
23	3	MRA Expense Account Book, 1916
23	4	MRA Program Committee Minutes, 1918-1922
23	5	MRA Program Committee Reports, 1920-1924
23	6	MRA Special Committee on Finances, 1918
23	7	MRA Christian Education and Ministerial Relief Conference, 1915 and 1925
23	8	MRA Foreign Mission Conference
23	9	MRA Summer School of Missions, 1915-1924
23	10	MRA Young People's Conference Program Committee Minutes 1918-1920
23	11	MRA Conferences, Miscellaneous

		SERIES III: UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, 1912-1924

24	1	Book Lists
24	2	Book Reviews by Students
24	3	Book Reviews by Students
24	4	Book Review by J. William Boyer, 1917
24	5	Church Topics for Discussion
24	6	Church Topics for Discussion
24	7	Correspondence, 1912-1916
24	8	Correspondence with Students, 1916-1918
24	9	Correspondence with Students, 1919-1924
24	10	Coursework Outlines
24	11	Examinations/Coursework of Students
24	12	Lectures
24	13	Lectures
24	14	Lectures
24	15	Sprunt Lecture III, "The Family and Social Problems"
24	16	Sprunt Lecture IV, "The Bible and Money"
24	17	Sprunt Lecture V, "The Bible and Poverty"
24	18	Sprunt Lecture VI, "The Bible and the Family"
24	19	Student Papers by John C. Siler
24	20	Student Papers by John C. Siler
24	21	Miscellaneous

		SERIES IV: PCUS ACTIVITIES, 1914-1934

25	1	Ad Interim Committee on the Confession of Faith
25	2	Ad Interim Committee on Plans for Changes in Pastorates, 1931
25	3	Ad Interim Committee on Training Men for the Ministry and Reducing the Number of Theological Seminaries, Correspondence, 1933
25	4	Ad Interim Committee on Training Men for the Ministry, Correspondence, 1934 Jan.
25	5	Ad Interim Committee on Training Men for the Ministry, Correspondence, 1934 Feb.
25	6	Ad Interim Committee on Training Men for the Ministry, Correspondence, 1934 Mar.
25	7	Ad Interim Committee on Training Men for the Ministry, Questionnaires, 1933
25	8	Ad Interim Committee on Training Men for the Ministry, Report, 1934
25	9	Campaign Committee on Stewardship, 1914
25	10	Committee on Constitution and Closer Relations, 1920-1922
25	11	Davidson College, 1922-1927
25	12	"General Assembly Report" from the Christian Observer, 1920 June 2
25	13	General Assembly's Training School for Lay Workers, 1916-1923
25	14	Hymn Book Committee, Correspondence, 1926 Jan.-Oct.
25	15	Hymn Book Committee, Correspondence, 1926 Nov.-Dec.
25	16	Hymn Book Committee, Correspondence, 1927
25	17	Hymn Book Committee, Correspondence, 1928
25	18	Hymn Book Committee, Reports, 1927-1928
25	19	Presbyterian Educational Association of the South, 1915
25	20	Presbyterian League, 1917-1918
25	21	Progressive Program, Sunday School Lessons
25	22	Southern Presbyterian Foundation
25	23	West Hanover and East Hanover Presbytery

		SERIES V: WRITINGS AND SERMONS, 1904-1953

26	1	Writings, Autobiography
26	2	Writings, Book Reviews, A-E
26	3	Writings, Book Reviews, F-K
26	4	Writings, Book Reviews, L-R
26	5	Writings, Book Reviews, S-Z
26	6	Writings, "The Beginning of Montreat"
26	7	Writings, "Changes That I Have Seen"
26	8	Writings, "Colonial History in a Country Churchyard"
26	9	Writings, Dictionary of American Biography, Article on William Swan Plumer
26	10	Writings, Dictionary of American Biography, Article on Richard Clark Reed
26	11	Writings, "Dr. Green and Fundamental Principles"
26	12	Writings, "The First General Assembly and the Events Leading Up to It"
26	13	Writings, "The General Assembly and the Interchurch World Movement"
26	14	Writings, Hebrew Exegesis
26	15	Writings, "How the Presbyterians Got Montreat"
26	16	Writings, "The Influence of John Knox, the Scotch Confession and the Book of Discipline upon the American Presbyterian Church and the American Republic"
26	17	Writings, "The Influence of the Scotch and the Scotch Confession on the Westminster Standards"
26	18	Writings, "John Knox's Influence on the Prayer-Book and the Thirty-Nine Articles of the Church of England"
26	19	Writings, "John Knox's Preparation for His Life Work in Scotland"
26	20	Writings, "A Letter to the Continent"
26	21	Writings, "Memorabilia 1920"
26	22	Writings, "Presbyterian Beginnings at Montreat"
26	23	Writings, "A Progressive Program That Progresses"
26	24	Writings, "The Reformation and American Democracy"
26	25	Writings, "The Reformation in Scotland Prior to the Time John Knox Took the Leadership"
26	26	Writings, "The Scotch Book of Discipline as Revised by Melville and Compared With Our Book of Church Order"
26	27	Writings, "The Scotch Confession of 1560"
26	28	Writings, "Shall the North and South Get Together?"
26	29	Writings, "The Story of the Westminster Assembly"
26	30	Writings, "The Sum Total of the Influence of John Knox and the Scotch Reformation Upon the Church in All Lands"
26	31	Writings, "Talks on Timely Topics" Columns, 1940 Aug. 21-1946 Dec. 4
26	32	Writings, "Talks on Timely Topics" Columns, 1951 Jan. 3-1951 June 27
26	33	Writings, "Talks on Timely Topics" Columns, 1951 July 4-1951 Dec. 26
26	34	Writings, "Talks on Timely Topics" Columns, 1952 Jan. 9-1952 June 25
26	35	Writings, "Talks on Timely Topics" Columns, 1952 July 2-1952 Dec. 31
26	36	Writings, "Talks on Timely Topics" Columns, 1953 Jan. 7-1953 June 24
26	37	Writings, "Talks on Timely Topics" Columns, 1953 July 1-1953 Sept. 16
26	38	Writings, The Presbyterian Outlook articles, 1948, 1951
26	39	Biography of Walter Lingle, probably by William Crowe
26	40	"Dr. Lingle's Pithy Sayings on Practical Subjects," Compiled and edited by Miriam Wilson
26	41	Sermon, "Betting and Gambling," 1904

		SERIES VI: MISCELLANEOUS

27	1	American Bible Society
27	2	Bible Study Notes
27	3	Biographical Information
27	4	Children's School Reports
27	5	Clippings re: Walter Lingle
27	6	Financial Papers
27	7	Financial Papers: Royalties
27	8	Genealogical Information
27	9	Notebook
27	10	Photographs
27	11	"Tuesday Club," YMCA
27	12	Miscellaneous

Guide to the Walter L. Lingle Papers

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