“1,000 Indian 4-H Members Now Enrolled in Robeson.” [article, 1950?] [PSU-MLL-Clippings File.]

Brown, J. C. “Indian 4-H Boys and Girls Learn Lesson in Living.” Robesonian 2 Aug. 1955: 7. Rpt. from Extension Service Review (USDA), June 1954.

Cole, Willard G.  “Robeson Indian Drama Proposed.”  News and Observer 8 Dec. 1963.

“Dr. English Jones Dies After Extended Illness.”  Carolina Indian Voice 21 May 1981: 1-2, 8.  Rpt. in Carolina Indian Voice 20 Jan. 1983: 13A.

Lynn, Lynette B.  “Jones Says His Farewell to PSU.”  Robesonian 22 April 1979: 7B.

Warren, Gene.  “Dedication of Indian Teacher Inspired Escape from Poverty.”  Robesonian 25 March 1979: 6C.  “Shrapnel Bit is Momento [sic] of Duty in World War II.”  Robesonian 1 April 1979: 8A.  “Administrative Talent Seen Early in Career.”  Robesonian 8 April 1979: 8A.  “‘Right Man at Right Time’ Propelled PSU Expansion.”  Robesonian 15 April 1979: 1C.

Warren, Gene.  “Dr. English E. Jones: A Great American Indian.”  Pembroke Magazine no. 11 (1979): 274-77.

“Red Man ‘Rubbed Wrong’ by Pembroke Aid Status.”  Greensboro Daily News  28 Aug. 1975: A4.

Edwards, Tom.  “Old Main: A Commentary.”  National Congress of American Indians Bulletin 28.2 (April 1972): 1, 3.  Rpt. in: Contemporary Newspapers of the North American Indian  (microfilm).

Blue, Brantley.  “Wants To Preserve ‘Old Main’ and Get New Auditorium Too.”  Robesonian  25 Jan. 1972: 6.