PINE CONE 1937 December

Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 17: Publications PMSS

PINE CONE 1937 December

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

CONTENTS: 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]