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J. Clay Madison

Gender: Male

Ethnicity: Caucasian

Biographical/Historical note: J. Clay Madison was the director of the Program Council for the Western Conference of the United Methodist Church in the seventies. This group's priorities in 1970 focused on racism and social revolution and enlisted the involvement of University of North Carolina at Greensboro Chancellor James S. Ferguson as both a committee member and presenter at various events.

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	Letter from J. Clay Madison to UNCG Chancellor Ferguson Date: May 27, 1970 By: J. Clay Madison From: Chancellor James Sharbrough Ferguson Records This May 25, 1970 letter from J. Clay Madison to Chancellor Ferguson confirms Ferguson's participation in an upcoming conference on race relations sponsored by the Western North Carolina Conference of...
	Memo from J. Clay Madison to members of the Commission on Religion and Race Date: July1970 By: J. Clay Madison From: Chancellor James Sharbrough Ferguson Records This memo from J. Clay Madison was sent to members of the Western North Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church's newly formed Commission on Religion and Race. UNCG Chancellor James S. Fer...
	Letter from J. Clay Madison to UNCG Chancellor Ferguson Date: August 3, 1970 By: J. Clay Madison From: Chancellor James Sharbrough Ferguson Records This August 3, 1970 letter from J. Clay Madison to Chancellor James S. Ferguson thanks Ferguson for his participation in a July 1970 conference on race relations sponsored by the Western North Caroli...