Military chaplains -- United States.
Found in 97 Collections and/or Records:
Letter from Mrs. Jennie Copeland to Copeland, 1918-12-30
"I know you want to hear about the baby and if it wasn't for that I wouldn't write at all. I am so sleepy that I could go to sleep writing...."
Letter from "Nat" to Copeland, 1915-12-15
"...You are quite right I believe to break away from this locality and reach out to New York and Washington. There is no need of stopping there; why not travel on to Providence and Boston...."
Letter from "Nat" to Copeland, 1915-12-18
"I have been chuckling away to myself at my ambiguous reference in my letter to Ambler. I wouldn't wish my worst enemy to be rector at Ambler...."
Letter from Ralph W. Whitaker to Copeland, 1947-02-12
"...I feel that the thing to do is for the responsible body--the Board--to first agree on a general plan then present it to the large committee you mention for ironing out details...."
Letter from Ralph W. Whitaker to Dr. Kauffman and George Copeland, 1946-10-21
"In view of the fact that I was named a memnber of a committee to look into the matter of incorporation as a Parish preparatory to our call on the Bishop, I have talked the matter over further to his letter to you (Dr. Kauffman) with Dr. Hartshorne...."
Letter from Rev. A.D. Snively to Copeland, 1933-12-26
"It is only six months since I heard from you. And that's nothing as I shall evidently have to wait forever before I hear from our other classmates...."
Letter from Rev. F.C. Hartshorne to Copeland, 1946-10-31
"...Shortly after Bishop Hart came here, having heard that Bishop Taitt had told him that there was one thing he must never do, and that was, try to change anything. I took pains to tell Bishop Hart that while the people of this diocese...were conservative and saw red at a proposition to change...."
Includes a copy of a typed letter from Hartshorne to Bishop Hart with the note: "I enclose letter from George Copeland, and part of my reply...."
Letter from Rev. Harwick A. Lollis to Copeland, 1934-01
"I was certainly very glad to have your letter. As a class in the seminary we did not begin with very much class spirit, and so have had very little since...."
Letter from Robert W. Beatty to Copeland, 1918-05-31
Written on YMCA With the Colors letterhead: "...Mother has told me that you now have a young daughter and I know you and Mrs. Copeland must be very happy having both a son and a daughter...."
Letter from Samuel Tomkinson to Copeland, 1950-06-02
"If it had been a member of my own fgamily I couldn't, I suppose, have been more pleased to hear of your receiving the Doctor of Divinity degree...."