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Tags: Dr. P.C. Corbin, funding, New Journal and Guide, newspaper, op-ed, Pulaski County School Board, school conditions, transportation

Tags: Dr. P.C. Corbin, newspaper, Pulaski, The Chicago Defender

Tags: Bertha Walker, Bluefield, Cathleen Patterson, Christiansburg, Christina Waugh, Dora Emmerson, Dr. P.C. Corbin, Draper, Dublin, Ed Carson, Edward Bailey, First Baptist Church, Helen Rasby, Henry Buford, L.W. Waugh, Lena Ferguson, Lewis Rasby, Lillian Dillar, Maria Luis, Mollie Haniston, Nancie Poindexter, New York City, newspaper, Odonia Waugh, Oty B. Davis, Prof. G.W. Liverpool, Pulaski, Roanoke, Ruby Cox, Ryamond Burnette, The Chicago Defender

Tags: address, Alexander Dillard, Baptist Church, Blacksburg, Dr. P.C. Corbin, education, Frank Bannister, health, James Saunders, Montgomery-Pulaski Counties Welfare and Educational Committee, New Journal and Guide, New River, newspaper, Radford, Rev. J. C. Buckner, Rev. W.H. Mitchell, Sandy Casey, Vicker, W.J. Sears, Wakeforest

Tags: Atlantic City, birthday, Bluefield, business, Calfee Training School Improvement League, Catherine Morrison, Catherine Patterson, Cathleen Jenkins, Cathleen Jenkins Santa Cruz, Dr. M. A. Santa Cruz, Dr. P.C. Corbin, Elizabeth Jenkins, football game, Geneva Canady, Helen Canady, Kentucky v. Bluefield, Maceo Alston Santa Cruz, Mr and Mrs Mose Canady, Mr. and Mrs. E.H. Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart, Mr. Carrington, Mrs. N.C. Henry, newspaper, Otis classification tests, Philadelphia, Pulaski, Rev. and Mrs. W.L. Saunders, Roanoke, The Chicago Defender, William Duncan

Tags: Annie L. Murphy, Bristol, Calfee Training School, Chattanooga, closing exercises, District Conference of M.E. Churches, District meeting, Dr. P.C. Corbin, Field Day exercises, First Calvary Baptist Church, illness, Minnie Brown, Mrs. Mary L. Holomon, Mrs. N.C. Henry, New Century M.E. Church, newspaper, Philadelphia Tribune, Pulaski, Pulaski County Schools, Rev. F.D. Thomas, Rev. O.J. Allen, REv. Sally Crenshaw, revival, Woman's Home Missionary Society

Tags: A.G. Richardson, Abingdon, C.C. Chelburne, Calfee Training School, Cambria, Christiansburg Institute, conference, Dr. P.C. Corbin, education, Fred Alexander, G. William Liverpool, John Preston McConnell, King's Mountain High School, L.R. Reynolds, Manassas Industrial Institute, Montgomery County, New Journal and Guide, newspaper, recap, regional high schools, Virginia Commission

Tags: Allen Martin, America Boyers, Armendia Flynn, Calfee Training School, Chauncey Harmon, Cora Lee Mills, death announcement, Dr. M.A. Santa Cruz, Dr. P.C. Corbin, Edna Gardner, first aid, Frances Holmes, Frank Payne, Gretchen Washington, Helen Claybourn, home nursing, Leonard H. Toler, Leslie Robinson, Lucille Brown, Lucy Clark, Margaret Patterson, Marie Clark, Martha Green, Mattie Fuller, Maude Toler, Mesdames Charles Steward, Miss Hazel S. Calfee, Mrs. A.B. Norman, Mrs. Anna G. Murphy, Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins, Mrs. L.C. Ward, Mrs. Leslie Robinson, Mrs. Liliian Dillar, Mrs. Lucy Harmon, Mrs. P.C. Corbin, Mrs. U.B. Broadneaux, New Journal and Guide, newspaper, P.T.A, playground equipment, Pulaski, Roselle Claybourn, Southern Benevolence Club, teachers meeting, Utopian Bridge Club

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