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Jane Edna Hunter started the Working Girl's Home Association after moving to Cleveland, Ohio and seeing the lack of adequate housing and social protection for homeless black girls. This organization became known as the Phillis Wheatley Association. Hunter founded the Cleveland Women's Civic League. Years later she earned her law degree from Cleveland Marshall law school and received honorary doctorate degrees from Fisk University in Tennessee, Allen University in South Carolina and Central State University in Ohio.

Hunting Island Lighthouse — in Hunting Island State Park, Beaufort County, South Carolina.

An Andrews area hunting party, including Joseph Commander Kennedy, Warren Newton, Arby Holmes, Van Winday, Eddie Shackelford and Royce Green (back row), former Andrews' Mayor, proudly shows off the 600 pound bear they caught.

North of the Felton house, owners survey the damage to their property. The afternoon after Hazel passed through, the sheriff's department and log trucks from International Paper parked at the North and South Causeways and served as communication centers. Their shortwave radios provided news, instructions and updates to emergency personnel, property owners and sightseers, the latter of whom were derided by locals as "rubberneckers".

Josephine McNair holds the Bible while her husband Robert E. McNair takes the oath of office before Chief Justice Claude A. Taylor. McNair, who held the office of Lieutenant Governor under Gov. Donald Russell, rose to the office of Governor upon Russell's resignation. McNair then appointed Russell to fill the United States Senate seat held by Olin D. Johnston, who recently died in office. The mace of the House of Representatives and the sword of the Senate are both hanging from the podium.

'Indigo bush' Fremont's Dalea, Psorothamnus fremontii, afkomstig van US National Park Service, Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Nevada

Extract of Indigo plant applied to paper