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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

T. R. Leavell writes to Stone informing him that he and Mr. Jones will be at the college after Christmas and hope to find everything going well. December 19, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

C. A. Ruff writes to Stone asking if he can come to school to work in the shops and study just that. He wishes to not have to take any literary classes and would like to work in the shop and outside of the school to be able to pay off his expenses for college. December 19, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

W. B. Barr, College Surgeon, writes to Stone requesting that all students and campus staff be vaccinated against small pox, as it is becoming an epidemic. He requests that all campus personell be brought to him for examination. December 19, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

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J. E. Rainwater writes to Stone asking that his son be allowed to come home for a few days during Christmas holidays. In a following letter, he writes to Stone because his son has written to him asking to withdraw but the father would not like for him to withdraw and instead would like an explanation from Stone as to why he would want to leave the college. December 19, 1899, January 11, 1900.

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Stephen D. Lee Papers Dec 1899

Stephen D. Lee Papers

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S. D. Lee writes to the governor in regards to a statement the governor had made about anyone being able to give students permission to leave. Lee corrects him by saying the only person who has power to give permission to leave is the president. December 19, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

T. L. Wainwright sends notice that his son Orville has permission to come home on the train and return the following Tuesday. December 18, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

In a letter to Stone, C. W. Call asks for permission for his son Frank Wall to be able to come home for Christmas holidays. December 18,1899.

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Resolution Of Resignation On Behalf Of R. B. Webb [Robert B. Webb] To The Kosciusko Kosciusko/Attalla County, Mississippi School, December 17, 1899 Dec 1899

Resolution Of Resignation On Behalf Of R. B. Webb [Robert B. Webb] To The Kosciusko Kosciusko/Attalla County, Mississippi School, December 17, 1899

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This paper details the resolution to adopt Robert B. Webb's resignation as Secretary and Treasurer for the Kosciusko/Attala County, Mississippi school due to health reasons. The paper goes on to state the committee's appreciation for Webb's service and complements the faithfulness and efficiency throughout his years of service. J. M. Blaker, Assistant Secretary and J. P. Brown, Superintendent are named on the document beneath the resolutions.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Mrs. J. G. Welborne asks that her son be given permission to come home for Christmas. December 16, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

John T. Clark grants his son, Arthur W. Clark, permission to come home for Christmas.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

A series of letters between R. C. English and the College regarding his brother E. M. Montie English. R. C. requests that his brother be allowed to attend the College and he sends money for the tuition. In the next letter he notes that he has not received a recipt for the tuition and that he wants to know why his brother was allowed to return home. The secretary of the College writes backenclosing a receipt and ensuring R. C. that his brother left with Stone's permission. December 15, 1899, February 12, 1900, February 15, 1900.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

In two letters, M.H. Gulledge first asks that her son be given permission to come home December 21 through January 2. In the second letter she gives her son permission to withdraw from the college. December 15, 1899, January 3, 1900.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

R. A. Duncan agrees with Stone's decision to keep the students at the College for Christmas break. December 14, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

C. Gray in a letter to Stone asks if he can come back to college after Christmas since he wil be well by then. He also requests that he be able to drop Algebra since he has missed so much class and knows that he won't be able to keep up. He wants to drop Algebra and add a course that starts a new book January 1st so he won't be behind. December 14, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

S. E. Stinson writes to her son asking that he come home so he will be able to spend Christmas day with them. December 14, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

H. T. Harvard asks Stone to allow his son to leave college December 22 and return January 1. December 14, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

D.S. Gregory writes to Stone requesting that his son J. T. Gregory be withdrawn from the college. December 13, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

J. Monroe Clowere grants permission to his sons, W. M. and J. H. Clower, to come hoem for Christmas. December 13, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

In a series of four letters to Stone, the Jackson family writes in regards to their family member being sent home. In the first, H. Z. Jackson writes to Stone asking for another chance for his nephew. He ensures him that he will not break the rules anymore and if he does he asks to be notified. In the second letter, H. Z. Jackson himself writes to Stone an apology letter for his behavior and asks to return in December. In the third, Mrs. Lillie Jackson apologizes on behalf of her son and in a fourth she asks that Stone …

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

C. W. Mitchell asks Stone to allow his son C. J. Mitchell to come home for ten days for Christmas holidays. December 12, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

In two letters, the first being written from R. E. Miller to his mother and the second from the mother to Stone. In the letter to his mother, R. E. Millers explains that he may be expelled from school due to the fact that he went turkey hunting with some boys and they brought the turkey back to the college which is against the rules. He explains that he was not a part of it but merely there when it happens and begs his mother to write to Stone asking that he not be expelled which is what the second …

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Miss Emma Roberts writes to Stone regarding their traveling secretary Miss Crosby who will be traveling to Mississippi. She writes to ask if she would be allowed on campus and able to work at the Young Woman's Christian Association. December 11, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

E. P. Swain asks Stone to let his son come home at once and will allow him to come back to school after Christmas. December 11, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

J. E. Gayden asks Stone for permission for his son John E. Gayden to come home from December 22, 1899 to January 1, 1900. December 10, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

J. J. Shepherd writes to Stone informing him that his son will enter the college on January 1, 1900. December 9, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Mrs. M. A. Hussey on behalf of the Murdoch brothers asks that they be send home for Christmas break for ten days. [December] 9, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Mrs. A. S. Armstrong hopes that the College will remain open during Christmas break and that her son, Harvey C. A. Fleming, can remain. December 8, 1899. In a follow up letter, Mrs. Armstrong thanks Stone for sending a report on Harvey's progress and she hopes for improvement. January 19, 1900.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

W. D. Lilly writes to Lee asking that his son be allowed to come home Friday and return that Tuesday morning as a Christmas break since he has never been away from home for Christmas before. December 7, 1899.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

John F. Champenois grants permission to his son, Eldridge, to come home for Christmas.

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John M. Stone Papers Dec 1899

John M. Stone Papers

MSU Founders Documents

Mrs. Robert C. Betts writes to Stone to acknowledge her approval of his decision to keep the students on campus during the Christmas holidays. December 6, 1899.

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