A compilation of several newspaper clippings, programs, and catalogs (original and photocopied) about Grace H. Turnbull's paintings and sculpture. Also includes a variety of obituary notices on the occasion of her death.

The collection consists of Grace Turnbull's correspondence with British writers, 1933-1935. Of interest are the letters of Stephen Mackenna with whom Miss Turnbull consulted while she was writing "The Essence of Plotinus." Her work is based on MacKenna's translation of Plotinus.

The folder may include clippings, announcements, small exhibition catalogs, and other ephemeral items.

William Gerber has matched his keen analysis of the key problems concerning God with a wealth of reflections from the wisdom of the ages. Thus, he has gotten the great thinkers of the world to work for him - and for you [...] This handy book has considerable value as a reference work while giving abundant thought to the reflective reader who wonders about God. Philosophy as an art of wondering must face the God questions. These are questions not only of God's existence, but of what God might exist as, of how we might know that, and of what such a God's relationship to human beings may be. Reading through this book is journeying through our humanity caught in a universe of wonder [...] Gerber's comments - critical, gentle, eminently reasonable - are a consolation as well as guide to the reader. Even if this work of erudition and inquiry doesn't answer all our questions about God, we are better human beings for reading it and taking it to heart. Maybe God could learn something about us from it too. - Robert Ginsberg, Executive Editor

Includes "Dilatory domiciles"; for some volumes, some of these updates are issued separately as supplements.