Mabel Lippard, NC Normal and Industrial College (N. C. College for Women, Greensboro), 1917.

NC Normal and Industrial College (N. C. College for Women, Greensboro), 1917.

Mabel Lippard, Mont Amoena teacher of English, c. 1922.

Mabel Lippard, English Department, Salisbury High School, The Echo yearbook, 1923.

Mabel Lippard, English Department, Salisbury High School, The Echo yearbook, 1924.

Mabel Lippard, English Department, Salisbury High School, The Echo yearbook, 1925.

Mabel Lippard, Head of English Dept.,Salisbury High School, The Echo yearbook, 1930.

Signature, Salisbury High School, The Echo yearbook, 1930.

Mabel Lippard, Head of English Dept.,Salisbury High School, The Echo yearbook, 1935.

Mabel Lippard, Head of English Dept.,Salisbury High School, The Echo yearbook, 1940.

Mabel Lippard, Head of English Dept., Salisbury High School, The Echo yearbook, 1945.

Mabel Lippard, Head of English Dept., Salisbury High School, The Echo yearbook, 1950.

Mabel Lippard, Literary Advisor, Salisbury High School, The Echo yearbook, 1957.

Mabel Lippard, Dean of Girls, Salisbury High School, The Echo yearbook, 1958.

Mabel Lippard, Salisbury High School, The Echo yearbook, 1959.

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Mont Amoena, teacher of English, 1919, 1922-1923.

Education:
NC Normal and Industrial College (N. C. College for Women, Greensboro), 1917.
Concord High School, Concord, North Carolina

Experience:
Wilson City Schools, teacher 1915 -1919
Salisbury City Schools, Salisbury, North Carolina

Born: 9 Jul 1895, Cabarrus County, North Carolina
Died: 15 Jun 1958, Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina

Parents:
Adam Jonathan Lippard (1857-1932)
Isla Jannette Barringer (1868-1962)

Siblings:
Daisy I. Lippard Yost (1891-1963)

Burial: Oakwood Cemetery, Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina, USA
Source: www.findagrave.com, #101912661.

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Greensboro Daily News, 14 Aug 1919, 3.

YOUNG PEOPLE OF THE LUTHERAN CHURCH MEET
Sessions Are Being Held Near Salisbury

… An interesting program had been arranged. This included an address by Miss Martha Akard, a missionary on leave from Japan and several talks by Miss Mabel Lippard of Mont Amoena Seminary, Mount Pleasant…

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Greensboro Daily News, 1 Nov 1925, C9.

State Social Events

…Miss Mabel Lippard, a member of the faculty of the Salisbury schools, spent the weekend in the city [Concord] with her parents

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Greensboro Daily News, 25 Jul 1939, 10

SESSION ON GUIDANCE OPENS AT DUKE TODAY

… Miss Mabel Lippard of Boyden high school, Salisbury, will discuss “The Guidance Program as Developed in Salisbury.” …

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Salisbury Evening Post (Salisbury, NC), 16 Jun 1958, p. 5.

Miss Lippard Succumbs Here

Miss Cora Mabel Lippard, 63, long time teacher in the Salisbury City Schools, died at the Rowan Memorial Hospital at 6:15 Sunday morning. She had been critically ill for four days following an attack suffered at her home Wednesday.

Funeral services were set for this afternoon at 3 o’clock at the Summerset Funeral Chapel. The Rev. Robert Lineberger, assistant pastor of St. John’s Lutheran Church, was to officiate and burial was to be in Oakwood Cemetery at Concord.

Miss Lippard had taught in the Salisbury schools for about 30 years. During that time she taught English at Boyden High School and served as head of the English department for some time prior to becoming dean of girls, a position which she held at the time of her death. She had also taught journalism at the high school for a number of years and during that period was advisor for the student newspaper, the Yellow Jacket, and the school annual, The Echo.

In addition to her work as teacher, advisor,  and dean, Miss Lippard had been instrumental in the preparation of several sections of a high school textbook for the teaching of English.

Miss Lippard was born July 9, 1895, in Cabarrus County, daughter of Mrs. Isla Barringer Lippard, and the late Adam J. Lippard. She was graduated at the Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina and did graduate work at Columbia University.

She was a member of St. John’s Lutheran Church where she taught the Snider Bible Class, belonged to the Twice Seven Book Club, and the Epsilon Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma Society for Teachers.

In addition to her mother, she is survived by one siter, Mrs. Luther F. Yost of Raleigh; and one nephew, Luther F. Yost Jr. of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Pallbearers at the funeral service were J. H. Knox, Derwood Huneycutt, W. S. Ludwig, J. H. Nettles, Walter Lippard, and Bill Canup.

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Salisbury High School (Salisbury, NC), The Echo yearbook, 1959.