Photograph of three-month-old Cynthia Cover Cummings with her father, Richard "Dick" Cover, Sr. in her crib.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to Marion Lee Kempner discussing a New York Times article regarding segregation and Kempner expressing his belief that segregation in school and church will be regarded as one of the most outstanding problems of the time.

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "R. Lynn Kalmback, director of South Carolina ETV."

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "Oklahoma, like south Carolina, has an educational television enterprise that has attracted nationwide attention."

The major problem of this study is to identify through the use of the Critical Incident Technique the main requirements for successful ministerial service in the South Carolina Annual Conference of the Methodist Church, insofar as these requirements can be determined through lay observations and judgments. The following sub-problems are closely related to the major problem: 1. What special demands are made upon the minister by special subgroups within the church--e.g., youth, women's groups--in regard to pastoral behavior? 2. How important are the roles assigned to the minister by the church itself--e.g., preacher, teacher, counselor, visitor, administrator, priest? 3. Do churches of varying sizes differ in their expectations of the Ministerial office--e.g., do large churches place greater emphasis upon preaching? 4. Does educational training and/or the salary of the minister correlate with the number of successful incidents reported by respondents?