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Pine Mountain Settlement School
Series 09: BIOGRAPHY
James Columbus and Emily Hill Creech Family Memorabilia<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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“God Bless Our Home” (postcard). [creech_columbus_3_322.jpg] <\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>\n\n\n\n

JAMES COLUMBUS AND EMILY HILL CREECH FAMILY Memorabilia<\/h2>\n

TAGS:<\/strong> Emily Hill Creech, James Columbus Creech, memorabilia, postcards, fans, Presidents of the United States, Henry Van Dyke, Twentieth Annual Conference of Southern Workers, War Ration Book, Christmas cards, Goose Restaurant, Elder Raymond Collins, Song Ballads and Other Songs of the Pine Mountain Settlement School<\/p>\n

MEMORABILIA LIST<\/h3>\n
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  1. FOOTPATH OF PEACE <\/em>by Henry Van Dyke. Small leather-bound booklet published in 1919. Contains quotes by Emerson, Hawthorne, Browning, Ruskin, Eliot. New York: Barse & Hopkins Publishers. [See: PUBLICATIONS Related, 15 pages]<\/li>\n
  2. Twentieth Annual Conference of Southern Workers<\/a><\/li>\n
  3. War Ration Book (2 books) [Not all samples are shown]<\/li>\n
  4. Christmas card from Clinton Hill to “Mother”\u00a0<\/li>\n
  5. Mary Hill’s copy of “The Day of the Soldier Boy”<\/em>
    5a Post card to Mary Hill
    5b 1924 Envelope from H. McIntire to Mary Hill from Red Cross Hospital, Newport, KY.<\/li>\n
  6. Post card from B. [Buster] McIntire, U.S.N Aviation, Great Lakes, IL.
    6b: Envelope to Mr. Jackson Walker, Jeff, Ky., August 1929<\/li>\n
  7. Presidents of the United States poster with President John F. Kennedy at center.\u00a0<\/li>\n
  8. Fan. Garden scene with tulips
    8a: Fan back: Southeastern Lumber Company, Lothair, KY.<\/li>\n
  9. Fan: Plain brown
    9a: Johnson’s Ambulance, Hazard, KY<\/li>\n
  10. Fan: Christ with small children
    10a: Fan [Back] Brashear Funeral Home, Rt. 1, Box 24, Viper, KY<\/li>\n
  11. Fan: Christ “The Good Shepard”
    11a: Fan [Back] “A vote for Bill Caudill is a vote that will be appreciated. Democrat nominee for Jailor, Perry County”<\/li>\n
  12. Fan: “Watchful Angel.” Children in boat with angel above them.
    12a: Fan [Back]\u00a0 Johnson Funeral Home. Hazard, KY. 24 Hr. Ambulance Service. Use of Air Conditioned Chapels with no Extra Charge. L. Riley Townsend, (Mgr.)<\/li>\n
  13. Newspaper clipping, Garfield annotated by Mrs. E.J. Ketcham, Imperial Beach, CA, to Mary Jones, Hazard, KY.\u00a0<\/li>\n
  14. \u00a0Hazard Herald<\/em> article about the Goose Restaurant. Note on edge reads: “This paper was going into recycle thought you and Karen may want to re-visit? Don’t know anything about …”<\/em>
    14b: Envelope addressed to Miss Linda McIntyre Smith, 11 March 2020. from Barbara Bryan.<\/li>\n
  15. 2 Postcards to Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Creech<\/a> from Barbara, 1967.\u00a0
    15a Logging truck and tall Sequoia trees.<\/li>\n
  16. School book: E.H. Butler & Co. New American Series. The New American Primary Speller. Philadelphia: J.H. Butler & Co.\u00a0
    16a: Inner pages with advertising and other publications
    16b: Inner page with illustration and title
    16c: Preface
    16d: Suggestions to Teachers “Never allow your children to passover a word whose meaning they do not understand. Be thorough<\/em>.”
    16e: Suggestions to Teachers.
    16f: Object Lesson
    16g: American Primary Speller samples of script handwriting.<\/li>\n
  17. Emily Hill<\/a>‘s small Blue and Gold Notes, No. 1331.
    17a: Shopping list — Bulk amounts of — Crisco, lard, peas, corn, evap. milk, tomatoes, molasses, etc.\u00a0<\/li>\n
  18. Elder Raymond Collins, “Hymns and Songs of Joy,” Do not neglect the assembling together in Heavenly Places …<\/em><\/li>\n
  19. Songs: “Almost Home”
    <\/em>19a Song: “I Dreamed I Searched Heaven For You”
    <\/em>19b Song: “Oh Death”
    <\/em>19c Song: Oh Those Tombs”
    <\/em>19d Back of pamphlet: “Our Service Not Measured By Gold But the Golden Rule. We Make It Easier To Bear. Ray Collins Funeral Home (Telephone …)”<\/em><\/li>\n
  20. Song Ballads and Other Songs of the Pine Mountain Settlement School. Copy of Emily Hill. April 192?<\/li>\n
  21. Choice Selections No. 1, For sale by Three States Printing Co., Middlesboro, KY. April 3, 1937. Price 15 cents each….
    21a: Song Book No. 1 Index and Song “No Night There”<\/em> and “Mother’s Good-by”<\/em><\/li>\n
  22. Choice Selections No. 2, For sale by Three States Printing Co., Middlesboro, KY. First Edition, June 1943, Second Edition, March 1945. Price 15 cents each….
    22a: Song Book No. 2 Index and Song “Nobody Answered Me”<\/em><\/li>\n
  23. Choice Selections No. 3, For sale by Three States Printing Co., Middlesboro, KY. First Edition 2000, Feb. 1944, Second Edition 3500, Aug. 1944, Third Edition 3000, Jan, 1946. Price 15 cents each….
    23a: Song Book No. 3 Index and Song “The Wreck On The Highway”<\/em> and “Babe in the Manger,<\/em>” Tune of the Wabash Cannon Ball\u00a0<\/li>\n
  24. Merrily Sing Twenty Favorite Folk Songs, Contents: Beauty Around Us, Came A-Riding, Come Follow, Down in the Valley, Darkness is Falling, Good Night Beloved,<\/em> etc. Published by Pilgrim Fellowship, Congregational and Christian Churches, Cooperative Recreation Service, Delaware, Ohio…<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Henry Van Dyke FOOTPATH OF PEACE<\/h3>\n\n\t\t