PINE CONE 1937 December

Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 17: PUBLICATIONS PMSS
PINE CONE 1937 December

Pine Cone 1937 December, cover. [pinecone_1937_12_cvr.jpg]

TAGS: Pine Cone 1937 December, student writings, fashion, Open House Day, visitors, health clinics, clubs, Old Log, Pack Horse Library, plays, Line Fork news, poems

PINE CONE 1937 December

Front Cover
“The Pine Cone: Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain, Kentucky”
Back Cover
“Pen Sketch by Ruby Ayers”

Pages 1-2
“THE PINE CONE”
Editor – Lawrence Kelly
Associates: Lucille Christian, Stella Taylor, Mabel Weaver and John Blanton
Contributors – Ruth Shuler, Maxine Holbrook, Ruby Ayers, Wayne Browning

‘Set-up and printed by Students of the Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain, Kentucky.”

EDITORIAL
“Work” [the proper manner of doing assigned work]

Pages 2-3
“Workbench Glamor” – Harlan Enterprise [white-collar vs blue-collar work]
“–Fashion Notes–” [popularity of parkas and neckties on campus]
“Open House Day” [visiting day at Zande House, Far House, Laurel House, Infirmary, Practice House, Farm House, Big Log, Boy’s House]
“Miss [Gladys] Atwell Visits” [campus seamstress in 1936]
“Clinics Held at Pine Mountain [physical examinations for 9 rural schools held at PMSS by Dr. Mullen, Dr. Newdorp, Dr. Miller; dental service by Dr. Mayhall, Dr. Craft, Dr. Jones and Dr. Congleton; assisted by Miss Snyder, school nurse]
“Post Cards” [describes Kodak Club’s photographs of P.M. scenes for postcards, directed by Mr. [Arthur] Dodd]

Pages 4-5
“Thanksgiving Day Guests” [Mr. Everett Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. August Angel, former P.M. workers]
“Campus Mystery” [secretive construction by Group B boys]
“New Teacher” [Miss (Annie Lee) Goins, Home Economics] Assembly Entertainment” [describes performance by the Ballad Club]
“Old Log” [history of oldest building on campus]
“Work Day” [preparing campus for Christmas holiday]
“The Pack Horse Library” [Nan Milan visits rural schools and homes with books and magazines]
“Girls Present Play” [“A Dress to Dance In” at Schoolhouse assembly room, directed by Mr. Morris, played by Lucille Christian, Stella Taylor, June Hall.]
“The Gilly 4-H Club” [meeting at Line Fork Cabin]
“Line Fork News” [Mr. James “Doc” Metcalf has pneumonia; Mr. and Mrs. Irving Browning has new son, Daniel; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lewis has new daughter]

Page 6-7
“Butter” [history of butter as a food product and buying hint]
“Bread for the Consumers” [characteristics, food value]
“These Colds” [avoiding and treating colds; Press Bulletin from Maryland Dept. of Health]
Mist – Miss E[dith] Cold [poem]