Churches -- Mississippi.

Recollections of Mrs. Cole: "Childhood Memories of the Starkville Methodist Church in the Early Decades of the Century", "Food Preparation in Starkville in the Early 1900's"," My Recollections of Starkville Public School".

Minutes, church roll, constitution, rules of decorum, index, 1845-1887; edited by Sandra S. Sibley.

Journals of James Adair Lyon from 1850-1870, in which Lyons discusses his daily activities, personal and local religious and social practices, and ongoing social and political activities and events. Also includes a small quantity of other material, including a school roll, biographical information on Lyon, and photocopied material from the Tennessee State Archives.

Session minutes, lists of members, and other records of the Old Lebanon Presbyterian Church in Choctaw County, Mississippi. Photocopies. Book 2 was not filmed because it was missing.

The records of Osborn Presbyterian Church include a church history, membership lists, minutes of business meetings, and financial records. A bound church register begins with handwritten minutes from 1886 and continues into the mid-1900s with minutes and member lists. There are also typed minutes from 1886 to the 1950s, with many of the latter focusing on the church’s development program. Bulletins and other related documents are interspersed with the typed minutes.

"The History of the Sallis Community" by Sidney S. Owen (1950 term paper for Mississippi State University). News article about Sallis schools, from Kosciusko Star-Herald, June 20, 1957. Minutes of the 90th convention of the Mississippi Synod of the United Lutheran Church, Sallis, Mississippi, July 24-26, 1945. Long Creek Rifles - A Brief History (Co. A, 15th Mississippi Regiment, Attala County), by F. M. Glass.

History of the Pleasant Grove Methodist Church of Clay County, Mississippi. 1 page.

Binder containing photographs (b/w) and maps of churches in Oktibbeha County, Mississippi.

Contents: 2 letters, one containing information on Mississippi congressmen; and appointment by the governor. Several newspapers and church papers from Winona, Mississippi.