Register of the Charles Luther Boynton papers
1881, June 8 | Born, Townshend, Vermont |
1901 | Graduated, Pomona College |
1901-1903 | Assistant Secretary, State Committee YMCAs of Kansas |
1903-1906 | Business Secretary, Student Department, International Committee YMCA, New York |
1906-1914 | Business Secretary, National Committee YMCAs of China |
1907 | Attended Centenary Conference, New York |
1908, June 8 | Married Leila Dozier |
1909-1920 | Member, original Board of Managers of the Shanghai American School, which he founded |
1914-1915 | Editor, The Missions Code |
Foreign Missions Conference of North America | |
1915-1920 | Business and Statistical Secretary of China Continuation Committee |
1915-1923 | Served with U.S. Army, Shanghai Volunteer Corps |
1920-1922 | Business Manager, Shanghai American School; Executive Secretary, 1922-1923; Acting Principal, 1923-1924; Principal, 1924-1926 |
1927-1947 | Compiled the handbook The Christian Movement in China |
Business Secretary of National Christian Council of China; Acting General Secretary, 1941; Honorary Secretary, 1947-1950 | |
1943-1945 | Interned at Chapei Civil Assembly Center during the Japanese occupation of Shanghai |
1946 | Returned to the United States |
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Miscellaneous
Biographical data
Clippings
Correspondence with the University of Oregon, Eugene
National Christian Council of China - Resolution on the Services of Charles Luther Boynton (CLB)
Notes and indexes of Boynton papers
Receipts
CORRESPONDENCE FILE 1901-1967
General correspondence
Miscellaneous and unidentified
Bramble, Joan and Ronald
Davis, Lowry and Mary B.
Fahs, Charles H.
Farrior, Stacy and Kitty
Fickett, Nellie
Field, Gertrude
First Federal Savings Alhambra, A.G. Kruse
Fisher, A.J. and Dorothy
Fitch, Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Fosdick, Harry Emerson
Fox, George A.
Fridell, Elmer A.
Fulcher, Helen McCracken
Hening, S.E.
Ho, T.K. (Deputy Mayor of Shanghai)
Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace, Philip T. McLean
Kerr, Willis
Magill, Orrin R., Jr.
Marriage License Bureau, Los Angeles, Ella Moody
Patch, George E. and Julia
Rawbinson, John L.
Renwick, William G.
Turner, Eugene A.
U.S. State Department
Westbrook, Louise and Hart
"Dear friends" open letters
1909
1929-1957
Original copies
Printed copies
Personal and family correspondence
Kansas
Transcribed letters to his mother 1901 August - 1903 January
Original letters to his mother, father, and brother 1902 July - 1903 June
New York
1903 July - 1904 July
1904 June - 1905 July
1905 August - 1906 October
Early years in China 1906-1909
Transcripts of postcards 1903-1953
"Attempting the Impossible," speech 1936 August 9
Kansas travel diary, transcript 1901-1903
"Notes on Life in the Chapei Civil Assembly Center" 1943-1945
"Shanghai American School History" undated
Notes for addresses, sermons, etc 1906-1941
"The Purpose of Life" 1934 August 24
"The Rise and Development of Protestant Missions in China" 1939 October 4
Sermons
"A Brief Chronology" 1936 June
Commencement address, Shanghai American School 1925
"The Growth of an Idea" undated
Notes for the History and Reunion Proposal undated
"Union Church Sermons" 1918, 1922, and 1939
"The Use of Subsidies" 1933 February 17
"What Is the Present Status of the Protestant Enterprise in China?" circa 1937
"What Is Truth?" circa 1930
YMCA Annual Reports 1908-1910
Miscellaneous
American Association of China, Shanghai
Boynton, Leila Dozier - Correspondence
Cemetery lists
Beijing
Shanghai
Tientsin
Chinese-American Institute of Cultural Relations, Shanghai
Community Church of Shanghai
General
Announcements
Annual reports and financial statements
Governing Board
Membership 1938
Minutes
Parish bulletin
Parish scope
Women's Auxiliary
Consuls in China 1845-1935
Cross, Laura - Poetry
Education
Evacuation of China 1948
Floods
Hallock, Henry Galloway C.
Hensley, Reverend and Mrs. C. Marvin
Koreans in Shanghai
Maps (continued)
Minute Man 1922
Missionaries in China circa 1910
Charts, diagrams
Correspondence
Miscellaneous
General
Americans in Shanghai 1945 December 19
Chapei Civil Assembly Center
Gibbon's Catalogue's Monthly Supplement 1905-1903
Revisions
Moslems in China, N.E.Z. Pickens
National Christian Council of China, Shanghai
North China American 1935
Post World War II
Correspondence
Miscellaneous and fragments
American Consulate
Boynton, Edmund
Cross, Rowland M.
Decker, Dr. J.W.
Fairlield, Wynn G.
McKenna, James (re: repatriation)
Sakamoto, James G. (re: repatriation)
Wegener, R. (re: repatriation)
Shanghai - Celebrations, invitations
U.S. Forces, Shanghai, - Telephone directory 1946
Religious pamphlets
Robertson, Clarence H. "Robbie"
Shanghai Municipal Orchestra
Thanksgiving Services, Holy Trinity Cathedral, Shanghai
United Board of Christian Colleges, New York
General
Annual reports
New Horizons
United Church Board for World Missions newsletter
Wheaton Alumni Quarterly 1964 Summer
Women's Groups, Shanghai
CHAPEI CIVIL ASSEMBLY CENTER 1943-1945
Assembly Times 1943-1945
Bulletin, American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Correspondence
Miscellaneous
Boynton, Edmund C.
Damsgaard, Alexis and Dorothy
Dozier, Mary Boynton (Mrs. Barton)
Morgan, Edith
Wechsler, Rudolf
Woodward, Peggy Anddibark
Examinations held by the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate 1944-1945
Minute book of Protestant Church (transcribed)
Notes
Service prayers during internment
Alumni
Construction
Correspondence
Curriculum
General
Prior to CLB's administration
1912-1941
Financial records
History - Correspondence
General
Anderson, Colena
Bartlett, Willard W.
Merwin, Wallace
Minutes
Notes
Origins and dedication
Post war reopening
Prospecti and other printed matter
Reunion, Class of 1936
Status reports
Shanghai American 1935-1937
Notebooks compiled by Boynton
Notebooks (continued) and lists
Notebooks (continued)
Guestbook
PHOTOGRAPHS
30 prints depicting Charles Luther Boynton and his wife, mostly in Shanghai, China, with friends and colleagues of the National Christian Council of China, the China Continuation Committee, the Chinese YMCA, the Shanghai American School, the China Amsterdam Youth Conference Delegation, the American Women's Club, the Phi Beta Kappa Officers' Association, the H.S.S. Galveston sailors, and the U.S. Army. Includes one print of Chiang Kai-shek and Madame Chiang Kai-shek, as well as many other Chinese acquaintances 1916-1941
13 prints depicting Peking, 1920; Shanghai, 1939-1940; Kuling, 1909; and 3 negatives of a refugee camp after a typhoon, 6 July 1939
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