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

THE PINE CONE 1940 November, Vol. 5 No. 2\u00a0<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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TAGS:\u00a0Pine Cone 1940 November, student publications,\u00a0Community activities & news, folk plays, editorials, Ayrshire herd, molasses stir-off, guests, alumni news<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

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CONTENTS:\u00a0PINE CONE 1940 November<\/h3>\n

Page 1<\/strong>
\nAds for upcoming events: Pinafore<\/a><\/em> and Thanksgiving Ball<\/a>
\n“Community Folk Enjoy Gathering on Campus; Big Laurel Wins Soft Ball Game 4-2” [Sponsored by Community Group with Mrs. Bishop’s advice.]
\n“Ball and Light Opera to be Given Thanksgiving” [Pinafore<\/em>, directed by Glyn A. Morris<\/a>; lists players; Senior class planning Thanksgiving Ball as grand opening of new Laurel House<\/a>]
\n“Mask for Hallowe’en” [Announcing costume party]
\n“New Dramatic Club Features Folk Plays” [First productions were three one-act folk plays; lists players]
\nAd: Calls for short stories or poems for The Pine Cone<\/em> supplement.<\/p>\n

Page 2<\/strong>
\nTHE PINE CONE –\u00a0“Member, Columbia Scholastic Press Association 1940-1941”
\n“A school and community paper published monthly by the students of Pine Mountain Settlement School.”
\nEditor – Robert L. Blanton
\nAssistant Editor – Eleanor Ayers
\nBusiness Manager – Fred C. Jones
\nAssistant Manager – Willard Enix<\/a>
\nReporters – June Anderson, Bonnie Ayers, Mabel Beeler, Helen Cornett, Oral Howard, Theda Hackman, R.L. Huddleston, Majel Jones, Emmy Mullins, Velma Peters, Nelle Shuler, Jewell Weaver
\nAdviser – Vera R. Hackman<\/p>\n

“Editorial” [Respect and gratitude for heritage from forefathers]
\n“Neighbors Make Molasses” [Stir-off at Abner Boggs’ home for community home visitors; running sets; ballad-singing]<\/p>\n

Page 3<\/strong>
\n“School Owns Ayrshire Herd” [18 cows, approximately 42 gallons milk per day; purchased from Farm School in PA; lists names of milkers]
\n“Girls Assist in Community Clinics” [4 girls in community group led by Dr. Van Kolken visit Green Hill and Incline clinics twice a week; lists names of assistants, secretaries – Gwendolyn Hendren, Charlsie Vaughn<\/a>, Mary Pace, Bonnie Ayers – and hosts, Lola Robinson and Alonzo Turner<\/a>.]
\n“Home Visitor Bakes Pies” [Velma Peters assisted Mrs. Oscar Begley]
\n“Molasses (continued from page two.)” [Nancye and Abner Bogg sang ballads.]
\n“Community Activities” [News from Big Laurel, Bledsoe, Divide, Incline, Isaac, Line Fork, Little Laurel]<\/p>\n

Page 4<\/strong>
\n“Expert Jelly Maker Tells Ghost Stories” [Christopher Anderson, jelly maker and former P.M. night watchman; helped build Chapel.]
\n“Folk Plays (continued from page one)” [Names of participants.]
\n“Campus Guests” [Col. & Mrs. Harold W. Jones; Mr. James Terney; Mrs. Joy Carmody; Miss Mary King Sumner; Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Hoke]
\n“Students Dance at Festival” [13 P.M. students danced at Harlan Folk Festival.]
\n“Alumni Notes” [Ruby Ayers; Tom Madon; Ruth Shuler<\/a>; Helen Madon; John Warren]<\/p>\n

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GALLERY:\u00a0PINE CONE 1940 November<\/h3>\n\n\t\t