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Pine Mountain Settlement School
\nSeries 17: Publications\u00a0PMSS<\/h5>\n

PINE CONE 1938 February, Vol. 5 No. 4<\/b><\/h2>\n
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TAGS:\u00a0Pine Cone 1938 February, student writings, John A. Spelman, e<\/span><\/strong>ditorials, narratives, campus activities, talks, Miss Grace Rood, milk house<\/span><\/p>\n

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CONTENTS: PINE CONE 1938 February\u00a0<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Front Cover<\/strong>
\n“The Pine Cone: Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain, Kentucky”<\/p>\n

Back Cover<\/strong>
\n“Reproduction of a painting by John A. Spelman<\/a>“<\/p>\n

Pages 00-01<\/strong>
\nTHE PINE CONE
\nEditor: Lawrence Kelly
\nAssociates: Lucille Christian<\/a>, Stella Taylor, Mabel Weaver, John Blanton
\nContributors; Ruth Shuler<\/a>, Maxine Holbrook, Ruby Ayers<\/p>\n

“Set-up and Printed by Students of the Pine Mountain Settlement School, Pine Mountain, Kentucky”<\/p>\n

EDITORIAL
\n“Annual Book Party” [need for student participation]<\/p>\n

Pages 02-03<\/strong>
\n“The Lass That Loved a Sailor” [coming event: H.M.S. Pinafore,<\/em> a 2-act comic opera]
\n“Uncle William Creech<\/a>‘s Letters Reprinted” [Print Shop reprints 1915 letter in booklet form with Ruby Ayers’ pen-sketch of barn.]
\n“‘O Boy,’ Said Sunny Jim” [Miss (Grace) Rood<\/a>‘s horse]
\n“Laurel House<\/a> Redecorated” [workers living room redone by Mrs. Ollinger and girls; also, work done on dining room floor and girls’ and boys’ waiting rooms]
\n“Have You Seen It?” [a 1937 painting in the Art Room by Mr. Spelman’s father]
\n“Books to Read” [talk at assembly by Mr. (Glyn) Morris<\/a> on “Books We Should Read”, listing biographical, romantic and adventure stories].
\n“The Wakeup of Old Log<\/a>” [official opening begun by three breakfasts on Sunday]
\n“A Letter” [Nancy Jude<\/a> to “My English Class”; appreciation during revisit to P.M.]<\/p>\n

Pages 04-05<\/strong>
\n“The New Nurse” [Miss Grace M. Rood<\/a>]
\n“It Helps” [describes “What is Happiness?”, Chapel <\/a>talk by Mr. Morris]
\n“New Milk House<\/a> Built” [description]
\n“Will It Stay With Us?” [Chapel talk by Mr. Young on where to find happiness]
\n“Director Gives Talk in Asheville [NC]” [Speech at Asheville Normal and Teachers College on meeting unexpected situations in life]
\n“Stories behind Words: Jubilee”
\n“Hall of Terror Given in Assembly” [Lists actors in Group C civics class play]
\n“You’ve Seen Him” [ghost on campus]
\n“Helpful Hints: Helpful Hints About the Kitchen” “Hints About Dishes”<\/p>\n

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GALLERY: PINE CONE 1938 February\u00a0<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\t\t