Pine Mountain Settlement School
SERIES I: ETHEL MARGUERITE DE LONG ZANDE
Folder 76: Ethel de Long Zande Pine Mountain Scrapbook
DE LONG – ZANDE PAPERS: Series I – Folder 76. Ethel de Long Zande Pine Mountain Scrapbook.
TAGS: de Long – Zande Papers: Series I – Folder 76. Ethel de Long Zande Pine Mountain Scrapbook, appeal & subscription cards, brochures, letters, Notes, articles
The scrapbook is a collection of original materials bound in a clasp binder. On the outside, Ethel has written her name. The divisions of the scrapbook are on typed title pages and are given below in bold. The materials have been left in the order in which they were found except that the Notes were rearranged chronologically. Most but not all of these materials were written by Ethel Zande.
CONTENTS: DE LONG – ZANDE PAPERS: Series I – Folder 76.
Ethel de Long Zande Pine Mountain Scrapbook
Appeal and Subscription Cards
“Uncle William’s Reasons” (yellow brochure with photo on front)
Brochure. Photo on front flap of mules hauling logs. “The Pine Mountain Settlement School in the Making.”
Special Letters and Folders
“The Fourth Grade” (printed pamphlet, Ethel de Long Zande)
Let me tell you how a remote country people… [Dated by EZ: “October 1912”]
September 15, 1916
January 24, 1917
June, 1915 [Someone has written: “June 1915 E Z files.”]
“Uncle William Creech deeded the land for this school…. “ [Someone has written “1915-6?”]
April 30, 1916
“There is surely no certainty as to where a germinating idea may land”
[Someone has written “March 1917.”]
Road Prospectus [Same hand has written “March 24, 1917”]
Notes, Volumes I and II
Vol I: Nos 1-8
1919: February, May, October
1920: March, November
1921: November
1922: March
1923: February
Vol II: Nos 2-8; 9
1924: May, November
1925: October
1926: April, November
1927: November (2 copies)
1928: September
Vol III: No 1
1928: December
Annual Letters
“When the enclosed letter came from a mountain Baptist preacher”
October 1, 1913
January 2, 1914
November 14, 1914
September 7, 1914 (William Creech)
November 20, 1915 (William Creech)
October 12, 1917
Memorial Day, 1918
May 1, 1920
March 28, 1921
February, 1923
April 1, 1924
April 1, 1925
May, 1926
April, 1927
April 10, 1928 (Evelyn K. Wells)
Published Articles
[The scrapbook contains the complete magazine.]
“For the Sake of Learning,” The Home Mission Monthly, 35:1 (Nov. 1920).
“From Kingdom Come to Pine Mountain,” The Outlook, December 5, 1917.
“A Little True Blue American.” (Evelyn K. Wells), Over Sea and Land, November, 1920.
Joy Stock Club Letters (Elizabeth C. Hench)
October 16, 1921
January 17, 1922
November 8, 1922
Easter Sunday. “To-day is a day to make a Christian or a Pagan sing with heart and soul.”
April 12, 1922
January 11, 1923
October 10, 1923
January, 1924
January 1, 1925
February 25, 1925
October 28, 1925
New Year’s at Pine Mountain, 1926
September 1927
A comic strip by a child has been placed along the back binding strip and can be seen only by loosening the binding.
