South Mountain Industrial Institute in Carolina Mountains
The South Mountain Industrial Institute in western North Carolina is praised for its consecrated staff and dedicated leadership under Miss Ora Hull and Bertha B. Moore. A historical sketch traces its origins from a mining era on a hill near Rutherford County, evolving since 1903 from a frame school to a mission driven institution. The article highlights founders Miss Hull and Miss Moore, their modest support roles, and their vision to purchase and sustain the school for mountain children through Christian education.
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South Mountain Industrial Institute gains growth and support
Mission teachers recount efforts in the mountains to establish a high school in a cabin home. Donations funded a new auditorium and four teachers with near capacity enrollment, aided by pastors and community patrons. Through three years, yards and rivers of support built a mountain school serving dozens of children and youths eager for education and faith.
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