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  Levi Pennington To Mr and Mrs Choate, November 20, 1965

  Levi T. Pennington

  Levi Pennington To Mr and Mrs Choate, November 20, 1965 *pages 2-3

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  Levi Pennington To Parker Pennington, September 13, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To Parker Pennington, September 13, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To Parvin and Cornelia Bond, August 30, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To Parvin and Cornelia Bond, August 30, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To Pastor Charles Ball, October 10, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To Pastor Charles Ball, October 10, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To Pastor Charles Ball, September 28, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To Pastor Charles Ball, September 28, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To Paul Smith, December 6, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To Paul Smith, December 6, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To Reed College, August 16, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To Reed College, August 16, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To Ruth Haefner, December 20, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To Ruth Haefner, December 20, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To the Members of the Newberg Monthly Meeting Refugee Committee, December 10, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To the Members of the Newberg Monthly Meeting Refugee Committee, December 10, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To the Sanders, August 15, 1965

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  Levi Pennington To the Sanders, August 15, 1965

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  Pennington to Carol Simon, July 27, 1965

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  Pennington writing to Carol Simon expressing hope for a visit from her and relating a humorous incident involving an advertisement for Quaker Oats.

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  Pennington to Daniel Poling, April 2, 1965

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  Pennington writing to Daniel Poling his hope to meet with him and sharing a poem called "Wealth and Poverty."

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  Pennington to Elisabeth Carey, July 18, 1965

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  Pennington writing to Elisabeth Carey giving his condolences for the death of her father Gervas Carey.

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  Pennington to Elizabeth Carey, July 11, 1965

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  Pennington writing to Elizabeth Carey, daughter of the deceased Gervas Carey, about her father's funeral.

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  Pennington to Elizabeth Rademaker & Violet Nettleton, April 27, 1965

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  Pennington writing to Elizabeth Rademaker & Violet Nettleton, about writing letters of protest about the Vietnam War.

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  Pennington to Everette Heacock, May 2, 1965

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  Pennington writing to Everett Heacock about charity.

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  Pennington to Frederick Libby, June 4, 1965

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  Pennington writing to Frederick Libby about his thoughts and hopes for the future.

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  Pennington to George Clauss, July 10, 1965

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  Pennington writing to George Clauss about the peace caravan and his objection to having non-christian, non-pacifist groups in it.

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  Pennington to Harlow Ankeny, April 19, 1965

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  Pennington writing to Harlow Ankeny, editor of Fruit of the Vine, presenting his material for a devotional on living together covering subjects from the family to the world.

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  Pennington to Josiah Pennington, April 20, 1965

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  Pennington writing to his brother Josiah Pennington about a time when he tried to have the pastors of the various denominations of Traverse City turn in a series of articles explaining their denominations, only to have it devolve into a series on who had the stronger claim to Apostolic Succession.

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  Pennington to Lewis Hoskins, April 1, 1965

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  Pennington writing to Lewis Hoskins about personal life and condemning the Ku Klux Klan.

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  Pennington to Mark Hatfield, July 29, 1965

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  Pennington writing to Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield commending him for being the only governor to vote against a resolution of the National Governor's Conference giving President Johnson their unrestricted support for the war in Vietnam.

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  Pennington to Mary & Cecil Pearson, April 1, 1965

  Levi T. Pennington

  Pennington writing to Cecil & Mary Pearson about issues with his house, cases of sexual immorality at the college, and Quakers and the Ku Klux Klan.

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  Pennington to Mary & Cecil Pearson, June 3, 1965

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  Pennington writing to Mary & Cecil about the commencement program at the college.

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  Pennington to Mary & Cecil Pearson, May 2, 1965

  Levi T. Pennington

  Pennington writing to Mary & Cecil Pearson about personal life, missionary work in South America, and about Dr. Harlan Ong who held a grudge against Pacific College even to his death.