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• Black Cat with yellow pillow
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• Book Review.
  A book review for teenagers at Auburn Branch.
• Reading Aloud Time.
  Auburn Branch. Reading aloud time on a Saturday morning during vacation period. Sponsored by Iota Chapter Phi Lambda Sorority.
• Phi Delta Kappa Sorority.
  Phi Delta Kappa Sorority meeting with Annie McPheeters.
• Prejudice and Race Book Display.
  Book display with selections about race and prejudice in the United Stated. Display created by Annie McPheeters.
• Metropolitan Atlanta Association for the Blind (MAAB).
  Auburn Branch. Executive Board Meeting of Metropolitan Atlanta Association for the Blind (MAAB). Mcpheeters seated at the left end of the table. P.G Woods (blind in dark glasses seated at right end of table.
• Negro History Collection (1949).
  Auburn Branch Library. Reference Books in the locked case at left. Picture of Anna Bontempts hanging on the wall above the collection named for him.
• Jammie Dora Barker.
  Miss Jammie Dora Parker. Librarian. Carnegie Library 1916-1930. Auburn Branch was built under her administration in 1921.
• Alice D. Cary.
• Annie Mcpheeters.
  Annie L. Watters Mcpheeters Librarian Auburn Branch Carnegie Library.
• Story Time
  Story Hour [7 October 1961] Story-teller Miss Gwendolyn Fannin.
• Story Time.
  Auburn Branch Story Hour.  Story teller Miss Eva Thomas was paid by the Atlanta Board of Education-a project sponsored to aid in the juvenile delinquency program during WPA years.
• The Arna Bontemps Collection.
  Arna Bontemps Collection.  A gift from National Phi Delta Kappa Sorority Alpha Epsilon Chapter to Auburn Branch Library Boys and Girls Department. All Books are by and about the "Negro."
• Annie McPheeters at Library Convention.
• Mcpheeters Class.
  Auburn Branch Library. Play adapted from one of the children's books staff members are Mcpheeters, Mickelberry, and Charles Gibbs. The WPA workers are Cora Nash and Charity.
• Study Session with Annie Mcpheeters.
  Staff Study Club, Auburn Branch Library. Reading from left to right: Mrs. A.L. Mcpheeters, Mrs. Bertha Campbell, Mrs.Martha Heathers, Mrs. Ruth Coehran and Mrs. Charlie M. Ford. 
• Auburn Branch Library, circa 1930s