Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 17: PUBLICATIONS PMSS
DEAR FRIEND Letter 1944
Pine Cone, 1944 Jan., page 16. Print by John Spelman III. [pine_cone_1944_8-5_016.jpg]
TAGS: Dear Friend Letter 1944, burning limestone, spring traditions, conservation, wartime self-sufficiency, WWII, students
DEAR FRIEND Letter 1944
CONTENTS: Pages 1-2
Page 1
PINE MOUNTAIN SETTLEMENT SCHOOL, INC.
PINE MOUNTAIN, HARLAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY
Chaplain Glyn A. Morris, Capt., U.S. Army, Director
William D. Webb, Acting Director
C. N. Manning, Treasurer, Lexington, Kentucky
Lighting the limestone stack ; spring traditions ; PMSS coal mine ; soil-building material ; conservation ; [photograph: limestone pyre]
Page 2
Lists ways PMSS conserves its material possessions ; WWII ; war time self-sufficiency ; spiritual belongings ; freedom to teach, worship, seek opportunities for service ; PMSS’s obligation to look to students’ potentials ; [photographs: two boys building the pyre; students dancing in a circle]
[Signed] William D. Webb
Acting Director
GALLERY: DEAR FRIEND Letter 1944, page 1-2
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- DEAR FRIEND letter from W.D. Webb, April 30, 1944, page 1. [1944Apr30WilliamDWebbtoFriend2-scaled.jpg]
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- DEAR FRIEND letter from W.D. Webb, April 30, 1944, page 2. [1944Apr30WilliamDWebbtoFriendc2-scaled.jpg]
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