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"New River Hears Dr. P. C. Corbin"

A recap of Dr. Corbin's address at the Montgomery-Pulaski Counties Welfare and Educational Committee.

"Colored News" - July 6, 1941

Updates and announcements happening in the African American community in Pulaski. Programs, Family matters, health, death announcements, travel/guest updates.

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

"Colored News" - June 30, 1939

Updates and announcements happening in the African American community in Pulaski. Programs, Family matters, health, death announcements, travel/guest updates.

Tags: baseball game, Bell Boyd Bentley, Big Stone Gap, Charlottesville, Chauncey Harmon, Chicago, Christiansburg, Columbus, David Conner, degree, delegate, district superintendent, Dr. and Mrs. P.C. Corbin, education, Ester Washington, Eureka Jubilee singers, Free Will Club, funeral, Garden City, Gary, Gem City Garden Club, George Hogans, Good Will Club, hay ride, hospital, illness, Kingsport, Knoxville, Ladies' Aid Society No. 1, lawn party, Lillian Dillard, M.A. Santa Cruz, M.T. Milliner, Maple Street. Rev. F.D. Thomas, Martinsville, Max Meadows, men's choir, Michigan State Teachers college, Montgomery County, Mountain Park, Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Gaither, Mrs. Allie Fore, Mrs. Cappy Lottier, Mrs. Charles Stewart, Mrs. Emma Akers, Mrs. Gladys Watkins, Mrs. Jeanette Patterson, Mrs. Josie Stewart, Mrs. Mary Young Robinson, Mrs. Ollie Eddy, Mrs. T.G. Howard, Mrs. V.M. Randolph, Ms. Armelia Cox, Ms. Daisy Roger, Ms. E.E. Harris, Ms. Esther Gaskins, Ms. Frances Jonson, Ms. Hallie Fore, Ms. Jennie B. Calfee, Ms. M.L. Mills, NAACP, New Century Methodist Church, New York, newspaper, Ohio, Pentecostal Holiness Church, Pittsburgh, Pulaski, Pulaski ball team, Radford, Randolph Avenue, Rev. and Mrs. G.W. Hairston, Rev. Emory Wright, Rev. F.D. Thomas, Rev. T.G. Howard, Richmond, Robert Fore, Ruby Jones, Southwest Times, Tennesee, Vivian Lewis, Waddy Young, wedding, West End Club, West Virginia, White Plains, Wytheville, Ypsilanti

"Colored News" - January 8, 1950

Updates and announcements happening in the African American community in Pulaski. Programs, Family matters, health, death announcements, travel/guest updates.

Tags: Abe Reynolds, Alexandria, Blacksburg, Brooklyn, Calfee school library, Camp Campbell, Christmas party, Clyde Randolph, Cpl. Donald Carter, Dale Harmon, Delois Harmon, Donald Carter, Dorcas Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. P.C. Corbin, Dr. M.A. Santa Cruz building, formal opening, Galax, Gerald Johnson, Hampton, Hampton Institute, Harry Adams Jr, illness, Jean Holmes, Jessie Baker, Kentucky, Lawrenceville, Lonnie Bryson, Lonnie Bryson Jr, Lonnie Bryson Jr. Oscar Johnson, Mahatma Corbin, Maple Street, Maurice Corbin, meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Bourne, Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. C.D. Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Clye Grubb, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. G.H. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Hensel Milliner, Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. P.W. Ceasar, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills, Mrs. Adam Robinson, Mrs. G.W. Gaines, Mrs. L.P. Clark, Mrs. Lucy Montgomery, Mrs. M. W. Toler, Mrs. M.A. Santa Cruz, Mrs. Mattie McKinney, Mrs. Montrol Stewart, Mrs. Pauline Harvey, Ms. Annie Mills, Ms. Arlene Carter, Ms. BEda McKinney, Ms. Betty Hale, Ms. Delois Harmon, Ms. Dorcas Johnson, Ms. Elizabeth Jenkins, Ms. F.M. Poindexter, Ms. Gladys Huckstep, Ms. Glenice Mills, Ms. Hazel Calfee, Ms. Helen Burks, Ms. Lessie Wilson, Ms. Margaret Calfee, Ms. Mildred Frazier, Ms. Nancy Patterson, Ms. Rebecca Thomas, Ms. Rosa Boyd, Ms. Ruth Holt, Ms. Viola Gaither, Ms. Virginia Randolph, Nancy Patterson, Nathaniel Carter, New York, newspaper, Oscar Johnson, Prof. and Mrs. U.B. Broadneaux, Pulaski, Pulaski and Montgomery County association, Radford, Rebecca Thomas, Robert Raleigh, Rufus Gaither, Ruth Holt, Southwest Times, St. Paul Polytechnic Institute, Stewart Avenue, student party, students, teachers, Vicker, Washington D.C., Wytheville, Zack Cambell