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Tags: A.M. Walker, accident, Afro-American, Asbury M. E. Church, Calfee Training School, Christiansburg, Christiansburg Institute, Dr. R.C. Brown, Dr. R.W. Young, Dunbar Randolph, funeral, Mr. and Mrs. Craighead, Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nichols, Negro Organization Society, newspaper, reception, recovery, summer school, Tuskegee Institute, United States Department of Health, W.R. Johnson, wedding

Tags: 1840, Black history, black-owned businesses, Bluefield State College, Brookmont, Burrell Memorial Hospital, Calfee School, Capt. Lee Calfee, Captain Shaffer, Caroline County, Catherine Jones, Central Point, cerebral palsy, Charles Milliner, Charles R. ad Mary J. Jones, Christian Hill School, Christiansburg Institute, Dave Miller, David B. Jones, Dora Furnace, Dr. P.C. Corbin, Draper School, Draper Valley, Dublin Garment Company, Dublin School, Eckman West Virginia, Ed Hicks, enslaved people, enslavers, farm, Fort Chiswell Mansion, Franklin County, Great Depression, Hannah Hicks, Jackson Avenue, Jackson Park, Jefferson Elementary School, Jefferson Mills, McGavock Farm, mining, Mount Olivet Road, Mrs. Mary Milliner Baker, music, New Century United Methodist Church, New River Community College, Newbern, newspaper, Norfolk & WEstern Railroad, Philadelphia, plantation owners, Plastic Plant, Pond Lick Hollow, population, prejudice, Pulaski, Pulaski County, Pulaski Iron Furnace, Pulaski Iron Works, Rahway New Jersey, Randolph Avenue United Methodist Church, Roanoke, Route 11, Ruby Cox, Russell County, Sarah Hughes Johnson, school, Simmons Beauty Rest Matteress Company, Singer Sewing Machine Company, slavery, Southwest Times, time capsule, Valley Street, Virginia General Assembly, West Virginia State College, William Wysor, World War II, Wythe County

Tags: 1840, Black history, black-owned businesses, Bluefield State College, Brookmont, Burrell Memorial Hospital, Calfee School, Capt. Lee Calfee, Captain Shaffer, Caroline County, Catherine Jones, Central Point, cerebral palsy, Charles Milliner, Charles R. ad Mary J. Jones, Christian Hill School, Christiansburg Institute, Dave Miller, David B. Jones, Dora Furnace, Dr. P.C. Corbin, Draper School, Draper Valley, Dublin Garment Company, Dublin School, Eckman West Virginia, Ed Hicks, enslaved people, enslavers, farm, Fort Chiswell Mansion, Franklin County, Great Depression, Hannah Hicks, Jackson Avenue, Jackson Park, Jefferson Elementary School, Jefferson Mills, McGavock Farm, mining, Mount Olivet Road, Mrs. Mary Milliner Baker, music, New Century United Methodist Church, New River Community College, Newbern, newspaper, Norfolk & WEstern Railroad, Philadelphia, plantation owners, Plastic Plant, Pond Lick Hollow, population, prejudice, Pulaski, Pulaski County, Pulaski Iron Furnace, Pulaski Iron Works, Rahway New Jersey, Randolph Avenue United Methodist Church, Roanoke, Route 11, Ruby Cox, Russell County, Sarah Hughes Johnson, school, Simmons Beauty Rest Matteress Company, Singer Sewing Machine Company, slavery, Southwest Times, time capsule, Valley Street, Virginia General Assembly, West Virginia State College, William Wysor, World War II, Wythe County

Tags: Baptist Church, Bluefield State Teachers College, Buffalo, Calfee Training School, Christiansburg Institute, Clark Chapel, closing exercises, Edgewood Arsenal, fashion show, Gem City Garden Club, George Carter, home economics class, illness, Jackson Avenue, Kimball, Magazine Street, Maple Street, Maryland, Methodist men, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Crowder, Mrs. C.C. Stuart, Mrs. Della M. Hunter, Mrs. F.D. Thomas, Mrs. Leoda Johnson, Mrs. N.C. Henry, Mrs. P.C. Corbin, Mrs. Rosa Payne, Ms. Edna Gardener, musical, newspaper, Personal Aid Club, Pierce Avenue, Pittsburg California, PTA meeting, Pulaski, Pvt. Fred Thomas Jr., quintet, Randolph Avenue, Rev. and Mrs. F.D. Johnson, Rev. O.L. Johnson, Roy and Charles King, Southwest Times, Warren Mills, Washington DC, West Virginia

Tags: Abington, Baptist Church, building, Camp Holabird Maryland, Chicago, Christiansburg Institute, Circle No. 2, Circle No. 3, Dr. M.A. Cruz. Calfee Training School, entertainment, fundraising, H. Leslie Giles, Holiness Church, Jefferson School, King's Mountain Training School, Maple Street, Martinsville, meeting, military, Mother's Club, Mr. and Mrs. James McMickle, Mr. and Mrs. John Pattersno, Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelet McMickle, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cockerham, Mrs. Eloise Broadneaux, Mrs. Essie Conner, Mrs. John Jenkins, Mrs. Linnie Martin, Mrs. O.L. Johnson, Mrs. Santa Cruz, Ms. Elizabeth Jenkins, Ms. Gretchen Washington, Ms. Katie Martin, Ms. Mae Goins, New Century Church, New Guinea, newspaper, North Carolina, Paul McMickle, Personal Aid Club, play, Pulaski, Pvt. Maceo Patterson, Rev. and Mrs. O.L. Johnson, Rev. F.D. Thomas, Rev. L.C. Choate, Reves Miltan, Roanoke, Southwest Times, United Pentecostal Holiness church, University hospital, V.B. Broadneaux, Washington, Wilmington

Tags: Brenda Holmes, Calfee Elementary School, Calfee Training School, Christiansburg Institute, festival, Gwendolyn Stewart, Hall Gospel Singers, homecoming court, Joanee Hampton, Mrs. D. DeBerry Venable, Mrs. Helen Hampton, Ms. Sandra Patterson, newspaper, parade, program, Pulaski, Shirley Flynn, Southwest Times, Valerie Cook, Valley Street Baptist Church

Tags: Alonzo Patterson, Anjean, Archie Conner, Barren Springs, Bristol, Calfee Training School, CCC Camp, Chatham, Christiansburg Institute, Clark's Chapel, classes, Columbus, dance, district superintendent, Dr. and Mrs. De Steele Jackson, Ernest Venable, First Baptist Church, Flint Saunders Jr, Gem City Garden Club, Gretchen Washington, James Wilder, Joe Radford, John Evans, Kate Holt, Ladies Aid Society, Lena Nichols, Leroy Jones, Lucy Martin, M.E. Church, M.O. Sanders, Mesdames Saxton Cobbs, Methodist brotherhood, Misses Arey and Julie Caesar, Misses Geneva and Eleanor Canady, Morristown, Mr. and Mrs. Bordie Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watson, Mr. and Mrs. G. William Liverpool, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. S.A. Jeter Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Trigg, Mrs. Annie G. Murphy, Mrs. C.E. Johnson, Mrs. Essie Conner, Mrs. Hazel Reynold, Mrs. Helen Calloway, Mrs. Mary Billion, Mrs. W.M. Edwards, Ms. Arlene Carter, Ms. Billie Williams, Ms. Captiolo Clark, Ms. Constiene Lewis, Ms. Dorthula Coffee, Ms. Estelle Jones, Ms. Ethel and Vivian Lewis, Ms. Ethel Carter, Ms. Jacqueline Corbin, Ms. Lillian Rasby, Ms. Lillian Stewart, Ms. Louvenia Buford, Ms. Mabel Patterson, Ms. Margaret Patterson, newspaper, Northfork, O.B. Davis, Odd Fellows' hall, Ohio, operation, parsonage, Pennsylvania, Percy C. Corbin Jr, Princeton, Prof. Chauncey Harmon, Pulaski, Rev. and Mrs. Thomas G. Howard, Rev. F.D. Thomas, Richmond, Southwest Times, Stewart, Tennesse, Vivian, West Virginia, Wilberforce Unviersity, Woman's Home Missionary Society, Wytheville

Tags: Alfredia Dooley, Alphonso Hunter, Anna Belle Pierson, Anna M. Hendricks, Annie and Glenice Mills, Annie M. Tolliver, Arthur Meadows, Atlanta, Audrey Rollins, Baltimore, Bernard Carter, Bernice Johnson, Bonni Stith, Bonnie Perry, Bronx NY, Calfee Training School, Catherine Grubbs, Charles Berry, Charles Brown, Charles Day, Charles Hunter, Christiansburg Institute, Clark College, Clark's Chapel Methodist Church, class advisor, colored news, commencement, Consuella Boyer, Curtis Blake, David C. Kent, David Lewis, Delnora Harmon, Detroit, Donald Claytor, Donola Garrett, Douglas Hendricks, Douglas Slaughter, Dr. and Mrs. P.C. Corbin, Earl Perry, Edna Callahan, Edna Eaves, Edward Perry, Eirica Alexander, Elizabeth Moss, Ethel Payne, Evon Wilson, First Baptist Church, Franklin Murphy, Galilee Buford, Garland Trueheart, Gem City Garden Club, George Mills, Gerald Johnson, graduates, graduation, Harold Waugh, Helen Burks, High Point, Jamaica, James Dyer, James Sherman, James. C. Mills, John Mayo, Junior Broadneaux, Kenneth Burks, LaDonne Baker, Lena Ferguson, Malinda Calloway, Mamie C. Hale, Marie French, Marie Johnson, Mary Scott, Morgan college, Morristown college, Mr. and Mrs. A. Poe, Mr. and Mrs. George Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Long, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Corbin Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Sherill Paige, Mrs. Addie Foster, Mrs. C.C. Owens, Mrs. Captolia Lottier, Mrs. Dorothy Adams, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Howard, Mrs. Gretchen Gaines, Mrs. John Jenkins Jr, Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. John Patterson, Mrs. M.D. Poindexter, Mrs. Margie Morris, Mrs. Peralie Patterson, Mrs. Preston Penn, Mrs. Robert Bills, Mrs. Victoria Paige, Ms. Betty Martin, Ms. Dorcas Johnson, Ms. F.M. Poindexter, Ms. L.M. Wilson, Ms. Lillian Wilson, Ms. Nancy Patterson, Ms. V.M. Charlton, New Century Methodist Church, newspaper, North Carolina, Ottoway Patterson, Patrica Reynolds, Pepper's Ferry Road, Personal Aid Club, photo, piano, Plymouth, principal, Princteon, Pulaski, Rev. and Mrs. F.D. Johnson, Rev. and Mrs. O.L. Johnson, Rev. Bristol Johnson, Rev. L.C. Choates, Rodell-Cruise, Roosevelt Johnson, Rosie Lee Young, Ruth Benson, senior class advisor, Silas Black, Southwest Times, Stella Muse, Talmadge Williams, Thomas Milton, Tommy Cruise, U.B. Broaneaux, United Holiness church, Vernon Curren, Virginia Eaves, Walter Poole, Water Street, Youngstown, Yvonne McClanahan, Z.S. Holmes

Tags: A. Blair Scott, Andrew Farley, Beverly Randolph, Christiansburg Institute, education, Grayson County, Hugh V. White, integration, newspaper, Pulaski, Pulaski High School, schools, segregated schools, segregation, The Southwest Times, Virginia Pupil Placement Board

Tags: A. Blair Scott, Andrew Farley, Beverly Randolph, Christiansburg Institute, education, Grayson County, Hattie Eddie, Hugh V. White, integration, newspaper, Pulaski, Pulaski High School, Sandra Patterson, schools, segregated schools, segregation, The Southwest Times, Virginia Pupil Placement Board