1963 agenda pages used as a journal as well as separate journal pages full of Sunday School sermons and/or religious writings and stories. Also contains a booklet on teaching Sunday School. Also included is Hazel Lewis’ National PTA card.

These awards were given from educator associations, school districts and the MCSB for accomplishments and her dedication to education and her time as Spelling Bee Judge.

Folder includes a degree from Valdosta, Auburn University, and her teaching licenses from the State of Georgia.

This collection consists of correspondence, official plans, and scrapbooks of teaching-related activities, including a trip to Havana, Cuba in 1950 to meet with Cuban teachers and school administrators. There are also framed photographs, certificates and loose papers and newspaper clippings following Hazel Lewis’ career.

This is a booklet on Teachers in Cuba. There are two copies

Contains programs from First Baptist Church; fliers and booklets about other churches and the Baptist Church

This collection consists of correspondence, official plans, and scrapbooks of teaching-related activities, including a trip to Havana, Cuba in 1950 to meet with Cuban teachers and school administrators. There are also framed photographs, certificates and loose papers and newspaper clippings following Hazel Lewis’ career.

This collection consists of correspondence, official plans, and scrapbooks of teaching-related activities, including a trip to Havana, Cuba in 1950 to meet with Cuban teachers and school administrators. There are also framed photographs, certificates and loose papers and newspaper clippings following Hazel Lewis’ career.

This collection consists of correspondence, official plans, and scrapbooks of teaching-related activities, including a trip to Havana, Cuba in 1950 to meet with Cuban teachers and school administrators. There are also framed photographs, certificates and loose papers and newspaper clippings following Hazel Lewis’ career.

This collection consists of correspondence, official plans, and scrapbooks of teaching-related activities, including a trip to Havana, Cuba in 1950 to meet with Cuban teachers and school administrators. There are also framed photographs, certificates and loose papers and newspaper clippings following Hazel Lewis’ career.