Correspondence and documents addressed to Dr. Charles D. McIver and various educational leaders throughout the southeastern United States in 1902. Topics and correspondents Include the Oak Ridge Institute, Rutherford College, Raleigh Conference, Rt. Rev. Edward Rondthaler, D.D., M. McG. Shields (pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Gastonia. N.C.), Rev. C. C. Somerville A. B. D.D. (pastor of First Baptist Church), Edith Royster, John Small of the National Committee on the Merchant Marine and Fisheries House of Representatives U.S., National Educational Association, W. M. Beardshear president, Irwin Shepard secretary, Henry Louis Smith (president of Davidson College), R.L. Smith, D. Matt Thompson of Statesville Public Schools, E. P. Ellington of Rockingham County, F.B. Rankin of Gaston County, Thomas A. Sharpe of Darlington (S.C.) Public Schools, J. Paul Spence of Mars Hill College, Charles E. Taylor of Wake Forest, the Baptist Female University, Rev. C. G. Vardell of the Red Springs Seminary For Young Ladies, S. F. Venable of Asheville County (?) Schools, E. Leff Wagoner of the Alleghany County Institute For Teachers, J. A. Baker of Richmond County, J. M. May of Randolph County, Rev. A. L. E. Weeks president of The New Bern Collegiate Industrial Institute, and A. E. Woltz Granite High School.