Helsabeck Archives Exhibits

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    Dean Walker and Dorothy Keister Walker
    (The Buffalo, circa 1966) Buffalo staff
    Dean Walker and Dorothy Keister Walker enjoying breakfast at home. From the 1966 Buffalo yearbook. Circa 1966.
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    Dean Walker and Dorothy Keister Walker
    (The Buffalo, circa 1965)
    Dorothy Keister Walker greeting an unidentified man while Dean Walker looks on. From the 1965 Buffalo yearbook. Circa 1965.
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    Dorothy Keister Walker
    (undated) Olan Mills
    Photo of Dorothy Keister Walker as an older woman. Undated.
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    Dr. Dean E Walker, Dorothy Keister Walker
    (Clifford Maxwell Studio, post May 1962) Clifford Maxwell Studio
    Dean and Dorothy Keister Walker smiling at a woman next to a photo display. Undated.
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    Jones-Keister Team
    (undated) unknown
    A card advertising the Jones-Keister Team at First Christian Church (location unknown). Undated.
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    Memo
    (1966-01-17) Walker, Dean
    Dean Walker’s note on a press release about Dorothy demonstrating the controversy surrounding ordination of women. January 17, 1966.
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    The Mission to Women
    (1961-05) unknown
    A program from The Mission to Women held at First Christian Church in Johnson City, TN. 1961.
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    The Mission to Women for New Power
    (undated) unknown
    One of The Mission to Women pamphlets. Undated.
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    Women as Leaders in the New Testament
    (1986-07-07) Walker, Dorothy Keister
    Speech from the North American Christian Convention on women’s roles in the church.
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    Women in Today's Church
    (1980-07-09) Walker, Dorothy Keister
    Speech from the North American Christian Convention on women’s roles in the church. July 9, 1980. Of special note, Dorothy Keister (as she usually was addressed professionally) makes note that she was “not being asked to preach or exhort.” Additionally, she points to the need for unity, a hallmark plea in the Stone-Campbell Movement.