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[McMurry's Position on the Moot Question of the Touchdown]

An essay written by James W. Hunt, President of McMurry College, regarding McMurry's position on a controversial football game between McMurry and Abilene Christian College, in which A.C.C. won the game, allegedly due to a bad call by the referees. The essay refers to comments about the game made by Harold L. (Prexy) Anderson, sports writer for A.C.C.'s student newspaper "The Optimist," and later for the Abilene Reporter-News.

Date: 1925/1934

Creator: Hunt, James Winford

[The Old Quaker Colony: First Settlement on Staked Plains of Texas]

An essay written by James W. Hunt entitled "The Old Quaker Colony: First Settlement on Staked Plains of Texas."

Date: 1925/1934

Creator: Hunt, James Winford

[Draft: A Brief History of The Music Unit of the Woman's Forum, Abilene, Texas]

Membership ledger for the Music Unit at McMurry University, containing the names of members and officers who attended the organization's meetings.

Date: 1928

[McMurry College Choral Club "Pickles" Program]

Program for "Pickles," a musical comedy presented by the McMurry College Choral Club. Included is the cast of characters, short background for the story, and synopsis of scenes.

Date: December 6, 1926

[McMurry College Choral Club "The Bohemian Girl" Program]

Program for the McMurry College Choral Club's production of "The Bohemian Girl." The program includes characters of the drama, chorus of gypsies, hunters, guests, etc., and synopsis of story.

Date: April 29, 1924

[McMurry College Department of Speech Arts Theatre Program]

Program for McMurry College's Department of Speech Arts presentation of two one act plays.

Date: May 12, 1925

[McMurry College Girls Choral Club "Pan, on a Summer Day" Program]

Program for the McMurry College Girls Choral Club's presentation of "Pan, on a Summer Day."

Date: June 1, 1927

[McMurry College Opening Program]

Program for McMurry College in Abilene, Texas for the first formal opening on September 20, 1923, describing the order of events and persons involved.

Date: September 1923

[McMurry College Second Annual May Fete Program]

Program for the Second Annual May Fete at McMurry College. The program includes three episodes entitled "A Thing of Beauty Is a Joy Forever - Keats," "Dance for Us Merry Dances That the Time May Pass More Gaily - Kiawatha," and "And the Dancing Guests Assembled Clad in all Their Highest Raiment - Longfellow."

Date: May 1, 1926