Stella Lilly (1890-1986) was an English teacher at Lincoln High School in Tacoma, Washington, from 1921 until her retirement in 1959. She was a member of the Tacoma Writers' Club, and belonged to the American Association of University Women. A writer and advocate of human rights, she recieved a certificate of recognition from the United States Justice foundation.
[Name of document, date.] Stella Lilly Papers, Mss. 013. University of Puget Sound Archives & Special Collections. Tacoma, Washington.
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The Stella Lilly papers contain periodicals, maps and pamphlets collected by Lilly during a 1937 trip to the 7th World Education Conference in Tokyo, Japan. Most of the materials have been heavily annotated, most likely by Stella Lilly.
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Photograph and Obituary for Stella Lilly.
Pamphlets and papers related to the 7th World Education Conference.
Pamphlets created by the Japanese Preparatory Comittee for the World Education Conference.
Open letters sent from the Japanese Education Association to educators and teachers in the United States.
Pamphlets discussing the transliteration of the Japanese language to the Latin alphabet.
Japanese cultural guidebook.
Japanese reporting on recent events, printed in English.
English edition of The Oriental Economist. Inclues letter from publishers to attendees of the World Education Conference.
Periodical describing Japanese politics, cuture, and other affairs.
Large print periodical describing the Japanese education system. Printed in Engish, German, and French
Large print periodical commemorating 15 years of publication. Printed in English.