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- Tags: Philadelphia
"Colored News" - October 27, 1946
Tags: Alex Orey, Alice Cox, Andrew Hawthorne, Ashland, Atlantic City, Audry Rollins, Augusta Pace, Baltimore, Beetcher Randolph, Big Stone Gap, Blanche Holt, Bluefield, Bluefield State College, Calfee Training School, Ceciley Hunter, Cherry Point, Christine Hendricks, Circle No. 2, civil service, Clark's Chapel, clinic, community chest, community library, Della Webb, diphtheria, Dr. M.A. Santa Cruz, Draper School, Ebenezer Hudson, Eddie and Willis Wilson Jr, Eliza Lewis, Elizabethon, Ellavester Hunter, Esther Brown, flower bearers, Floyd, football game, Fort Benning, Fred Patterson, Freeman, Fries, fundraising, funeral, funeral services, George H. Carter, George Orey, Georgia, Harry Poole, Harry Stiger, Helen Peoples, illness, Iva Price, J.W. Poole, Jackson Avenue, Jerry Murphy, John Duncan, John H. Evans, John Jenkins Jr, John Stewart Methodist Chruch, John Stewart Methodist Church, Johnson City, Kate Carter, Kentucky, Lena Ferguson, Lizzie Walker, marine base, Martha Irene Edwards, Martinsville, Mary D. Thompson, Mary Horliss Penn, Maryland, Matthews HIcks Logan, Missouri, Morristown college, Mother's Club, Mr. and Mrs. M.L. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hawthorne, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Roberts, Mr. Cox, Mrs. A.B. Norman, Mrs. Agnes Broady, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Bryson, Mrs. C.C. Stewart, Mrs. Carrie McMillon, Mrs. Charles Stuarts, Mrs. Clyde Grubb, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. Estelle Martin, Mrs. Ethel Anderson, Mrs. Ethel Carter, Mrs. F.D. Johnson, Mrs. Fannie Cockerham, Mrs. Frank Fayne, Mrs. Grace Dickerson, Mrs. Grubbs, Mrs. Hannah Hicks, Mrs. Hattie Martin, Mrs. J.U. Rogers, Mrs. Kate Clark, Mrs. Kathleen Kimbrough, Mrs. L.C. Ward, Mrs. Lillie Cockerham, Mrs. Louise Pace, Mrs. Lucy Gaither, Mrs. Lula Johnson, Mrs. Maceo Santa Cruz, Mrs. Maggie Poindexter, Mrs. Mary D. Wilson, Mrs. N.C. Henry, Mrs. Nannie Hunter, Mrs. Pauline Harvey, Mrs. Rath Harriston, Mrs. Rosa Kain, Mrs. Roselle Clayborne, Mrs. Seanie Green, Mrs. V.M. Randolph, Mrs. Virginia Rhoads, Ms Helen Johnson, Ms. Delever, Ms. G.H. Washington, Ms. Lelia Bell Lewis, Ms. Mary Milliner, Ms. Viola Gaither, Ms. Virginia Randolph, Ms. Wilma Watkins, NAACP, Nelson Ward, New Century Methodist Chruch, New Century Methodist Church, New Jersey, New York, newspaper, North Carolina, Odie Poole, Orange Conner, pallbearers, parsonage, Peggy Stigger, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pine Hurst Cemetery, Powhatan, pre-school class, principal, PTA, Pulaski, Pvt. William Frazier, Randolph Avenue, Raymond Milliner, Rev. and Mrs. A.S. Mitchell, Rev. and Mrs. T.G Howard, Rev. F.D. Johnson, Rev. G.S. Mitchell, Rev. O.L. Johnson, Rev. T.G. Howard, Rich Hill school, Robert B. Clark, Robert H. Rarby, Rosetta Hunt, Rufus Gaither, school organization, sign painter, Southwest Times, St. Louis, St. Paul's Polytechnic Institute, substitute teaching, Talmadge Williams, Tennessee, Thomas Gaither, Thomas Poole, U.B. Broadneaux, Upland, vaccines, W.B. Broadneaux, W.O. Holmes, Walter and Raymond Gaither, Walter Poole, Washington D.C., Welch, West Virginia, William Grasham school, Winston-Salem
"Colored News" - September 24, 1950
Tags: Clark's Chapel church, Claudia Beverly, Columbus, district superintendent, Dr. and Mrs. P.C. Corbin, East Liverpool, Franklin University, Gilliam, Howard Medical College, James Stewart, Mary White Buford, Mary White Buford Woman's Club, Maurice Corbin, Mr. and Mrs. James Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Crisp, Mrs. Alma Watson, Mrs. C.D. Harmon, Mrs. C.E. Johnson, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Edna Callahan, Mrs. Edward Cox, Mrs. Ellen Beverly, Mrs. Eloise Broadneaux, Mrs. Ethel Adams, Mrs. Georgia Ferugson, Mrs. Hazel Reynolds, Mrs. James Stewart, Mrs. Lacy Harmon, Mrs. Lelia Grubb, Mrs. Lillian Dixon, Mrs. Lillie Cockerham, Mrs. M.A. Santa Cruz, Mrs. M.W. Toler, Mrs. Mahalia Crisp, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Ola Price, Mrs. Roselle Clayborn, Mrs. Stella Grubb, Mrs. W.R. Brown, Ms. Alma Saunders, Ms. Amanda Edwin, Ms. Frederica Poindexter, Ms. Mattie Sue Hunter, Ms. Myra L. Mills, New Century Methodist Church, newspaper, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pulaski, Pulaski hospital, Randolph Avenue, reception, Rev. L.G. Howard, Rev. T.J. Baker, Salem, Sharpsville, social, Southwest Times, student, Tazewell, Thomas Mills, Washington, West Virginia
Spread with multiple articles, 2 of 2: "Black heritage in Pulaski recalled"; "Blacks need to remember past,' says David Jones"; "Educator enjoying past and present"
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
Spread with multiple articles on two pages: "Black heritage in Pulaski recalled"; "Blacks need to remember past,' says David Jones"; "Educator enjoying past and present"
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
"Colored News" - July 6, 1941
Tags: Abingon, address, Bluefield State Teachers College, Bristol, California, community center, Delaware, Edward Lewis, Ellavester Hunter, First Baptist Church, flower exhibit, Flroida, Gem City Garden Club, Gladevalley, H.W. Brown, John Martin, Los Angeles, Magazine Street, Martinsville, Mathama Corbin, Missionary Circle, Mountain Park, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Harmon, Mr. and MRs. Clyde Crubb, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Calfee, Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. J.V. Calfee, Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin, Mrs. and Mrs. Emmet Reynolds, Mrs. Blanche Anderson, Mrs. Ellen Beverly, Mrs. James Buford, Mrs. Jeanette Patterson, Mrs. L.H. Toler, Mrs. Martha Millsbury, Mrs. Ola Ferguson, Mrs. P.C. Corbin, Mrs. Robert Coffee, Mrs. Samuel Crisp, Mrs. Urah Lewis, Mrs. Walter Cockeam, Ms. Gretchen Washington, Ms. Louise Austin, Ms. Margaret GAlloway, Ms. Mary Russell, Ms. Mattie Fuller, New River, New York, newspaper, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Pentecostal Holiness Church, Personal Aid Club, Philadelphia, picnic, Pittsburgh, Pulaski, Radford, Reidsville, Rev. and Mrs. O.L. Johnson, Rev. F.D. Thomas, Rev. L.C. Shoats, Rev. T.G. Howard, Sanders Lewis, Southwest Times, superintendent, Tuskeegee, University hospital, Virginia and Tennessee Holiness Union, West End Club, Women's Society of Christian Service
"Virginia: Pulaski, Va." - October 24, 1931
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