NOTES – 1919

Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 17: PMSS Publications (Published by the School)

NOTES – 1919
“Notes from the Pine Mountain Settlement School”
February (Inaugural Issue), May and October 1919


GALLERY: NOTES – 1919 February

CONTENTS

NOTES – 1919 FEBRUARY: Kentucky schools ; Burkham School fire ; fires ; deaths ; rebuilding ; sicknesses ; Mary Sinclair Burkham ; Edith Scott ; Caroline Burkham ; Landis Hall ; Elbert Walker ; Birchel Harris ; Almon Huff ; William Creech ; Mary Rockwell ; Harriet Butler ; Dr, Grace Huse ; Evelyn K. Wells ; Mary Blackburn ; Executive Committee ; General Advisory Board ; drawing ;

We thought in the first days following [the Burkham School fire] we could not go on with the [“Notes”]. ..But it seems the best way to let you know of our losses and our grief, of the staunch upholding of parents, and of our plans for months ahead. After all, it can bring you word not alone of sorrow but of new living.


GALLERY: NOTES – 1919 May

CONTENTS

NOTES – 1919 MAY: Kentucky Running Set ; lyrics ; Loraine Wyman ; Howard Brockway ; Cecil Sharp ; dances ; singing ; clubs ; dinners ; May Day ; deaths ; births ; Maud Karpeles ; Leon DeschampsCelia Cathcart Holton ; Virginia Whitmore ; Arthur W. Underwood ; Alberto Zande ; Mr. Luigi Zande ; Mrs. Luigi Zande ; Elizabeth Bliss ; Executive Committee ; 

Mrs. [Celia Cathcart] Holton and Miss [Virginia] Whitmore leave golden opinions behind them.


GALLERY: NOTES – 1919 October

CONTENTS

NOTES – 1919 OCTOBER: Medical Settlement ; Pole House ; playground ; Office Building ; fieldstone ; J.S. Duncan ; A.W. Underwood ; gifts ; visitors list ; volunteers ; teachers ; Ethel Wright ; Ruth Barber ; Margery Brewster ; Clarence Dorsay ; Esther Sandstrom ; Miss Butler ; Dr. Huse ; dental clinic ; Dr. Raymond Grant ; Dr. Arthur Welch ; letters ; Theodore Westergaard ; road construction ; Meldrum & Meldrum ; fiscal year ; Lilliath Robbins ;

We shall always love the old trail, one mule wide and twenty-per-cent grade; but the new road passes under cliffs that the trail gave us no knowledge of, and reveals the wonderful rocky structure of Pine Mountain as well as its marvelous rhododendron thickets.


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