PUBLICATIONS RELATED 1921 Quarterly Magazine of the Southern Industrial Educational Association

Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 24:PUBLICATIONS RELATED
Quarterly Magazine of the Southern
Industrial Educational Association
March and June 1921 (Double Number)
Vol. XIII Nos.1 and 2

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PUBLICATIONS RELATED 1921 Quarterly Magazine of the Southern Industrial Educational Association

TAGS: Publications related to PMSS, quarterly magazine of the Southern Industrial Educational Association, industrial education, mountain crafts, New York Auxiliary, Pennsylvania Auxiliary, articles by Ethel de Long Zande and Irene Hudson

The following images depict the 1921 quarterly magazine of the Southern Industrial Educational Association (SIEA), headquartered in Washington, DC. For the 21 years of its existence, the national association worked to improve education and medical conditions in southern Appalachia. This issue includes articles by then-PMSS Co-director Ethel de long Zande and Nurse, Irene Hudson.

The New York Auxiliary of SIEA promoted industrial education in the southern mountains and, along with the national association, assisted Pine Mountain in several ways, as described in the correspondence here.

CONTENTS: Quarterly Magazine of the Southern Industrial Educational Association

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QUARTERLY MAGAZINE OF THE SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
MARCH and JUNE, 1921
(Double Number)
VOL. XIII.
Nos. 1 and 2

Southern Industrial Educational Association (Inc.)

(NON-SECTARIAN)
Organized to Promote Industrial Education of the
Children of the Southern Mountains
HEADQUARTERS AND EXCHANGE FOR MOUNTAIN CRAFTS
1228 Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D.C.

OFFICERS
MRS. MARTHA S. GIELOW, Founder and Honorary Vice-President

Recording Secretary Mrs. C. David White 2812 Adams Mill Road	Honorary President Mrs. Warren G. Harding President C.C. Calhoun, Esq.	Treasurer Joshua Evans, r. Vice-President, Riggs Bank Washington, D.C.
Corresponding Secretary Mrs. A.B. Stone 1228 Connecticut Avenue	Vice Presidents Rev. James H Taylor Miss Julia D. Strong Leigh Robinson, Esq.	Chairman Membership Committee Mrs. Leigh Robinson
Mrs. J. Lowrie Bell Mrs. Charles Henry Butler C.C. Calhoun, Esq. Hon. P.P. Claxton Joshua Evans, Jr.	Col. John Temple Graves Mrs. R.H. Liggett Hon. Thomas Nelson Page Leigh Robinson, Esq.	Miss Julia D. Strong Rev. James H. Taylor Mrs. Richard Wainwright Mrs. C.W. Wetmore Mrs. C. David White

NEW YORK AUXILIARY
New York, N.Y.

President Mrs. Algernon Sidney Sullivan	Fourth Vice-President J. Riddle Goffe	Recording Secretary Mrs. Livingston Rowe Schuyler
First Vice-President Mrs. Thomas Potter, Jr. Chestnut Hill	Honorary President Mrs. Martha S. Gielow	Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Eugene Frayer 323 West 104th St.
Third Vice-President Mrs. Helen Hartley Jenkins	Treasurer James Lees Laidlaw	Assistant Treasurer Mrs. Juan Ceballos Bay Shore, L.I.

PENNSYLVANIA AUXILIARY
Philadelphia, Penn.

President Mrs. Louis Lewis 4324 Pine Street	Third Vice-President Mrs. John Grlbbel	Recording Secretary Mrs. Samuel P. Lummus 1910 Mount Vernon St.
First Vice-President Mrs. Thomas Potter, Jr. Chestnut Hill	Fourth Vice-President Mrs. Henry H. DuPuy	Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Thomas T. Headley 3600 Stokley Street
Second Vice-President Mrs. Spenser K. Mulford	Fifth Vice President Mrs. William R. Meredith	Treasurer Mrs. Luther W. Chase Glenside, Pa.