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File contains 8x10 photographs of Rabbi Singer in an army uniform.

File contains personal materials of Sholom and Vivian Singer such as her university diplomas; their awards and honors; their Jewish marriage certificate; newspaper clippings; Temple Beth El Bulletins.

File contains handwritten and typewritten sermons Rabbi Singer delivered upon departure before a vacation or leaving a Rabbinic position.

File contains handwritten notes for various Torah portions including Lech Lecha, Vayetzei, Noach, Toldot, Chayai Sara.

File contains handwritten sermon for the Brotherhood Service, preached in March 1959. Also contains supporting materials such as The Jewish Telegraphic Agency Weekly News Digest. Vol. XXXIV, February 17, 1967, which discusses Brotherhood Week. Also contains "America's Noblest Sons" by Rabbi Robert Gordis, February 12, 1950. Also contains "'Brotherhood Sermon' Fact or Fancy" a typewritten sermon with handwritten edits.

File contains a typewritten sermon about the synagogue.

File contains handwritten introductions to various Bar and Bat Mitzvahs as well as guest speakers.

File contains materials relating to Hannukah. File contains typewritten and handwritten sermons; "The Chicago Board of Rabbis Policy Statement on New Years Eve Observance This Year" (1982); "The Religion of Jesus is Judaism: The Religion About Jesus is Christianity" From a review of Pierre Van Paassen's Jerusalem Calling by Maurice M. Shudofsky- February 1951 issue of the Jewish Frontier, pages 25-26; "The Assertion of God" by Dr. Henry Slonimsky, Dean Emeritus of the New York School of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion; Lights On!, November 1983.

File contains various sermons including "Ethics of a Living Religion" from April 9, 1950 (typewritten); "Self Reliance" (handwritten); "Rabbi" (handwritten); "Reveille or Taps" (handwritten); and "Quotations" (handwritten).

File includes handwritten and typewritten sermons used for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur used for different years, mainly during the 1950s-1960s.