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Calfee Principal To Fill Position In Virgin Islands
Calfee Principal J.M. Robinson Resigns
"Principal of Colored School Appeals to Pulaski Citizens in Effort to Reopen Classes"-- 2 of 2
"Principal Of Colored School Appeals to Pulaski Citizens In Effort to Reopen Classes"
"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
Southwest Times, page 13 - June 3, 1951
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
"Calfee Training School"
"Colored News" - November 15, 1940
Tags: Addison High School, benefit, Bluefield, Calfee Training School, candlelight service, Christiansburg Industrial Institute, education association, Epworth League, First Baptist Chruch, fundraising, Hart Mills, illness, J. D. Wright, Mars. Anna B. Norman, meeting, Merchandise Club, Mrs. C. Santa Cruz, Mrs. Daisy Armstrong, Mrs. Edna Gardener, Mrs. G.H. Washington, Mrs. Ida B. McNorton, Mrs. L.C. Martin, Mrs. Langford, Mrs. M.L. Toler, Mrs. Mary T. Milliner, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Nanie C. Henry, Mrs. Ward, Ms. Altoi May Thompson, Ms. Hazel S. Calfee, Ms. Mattie Fuller, New Century Methodist Chruch, newspaper, North Pulaski Methodist Church, principal, PTA meeting, Pulaski, Pulaski hospital, Rev. Anderson Davis, Rev. H.L. Johnson, Rev. O.L. Johnson, Rev. Thomas G. Howard, Richmond, Roanoke, school band, Southwest Times, T. G. Henderson, Thanksgiving, U.B. Broadneaux, Utopian Bridge Club, V.H. Woods, Wytheville
"Pulaski School Equality Case Ends, Delay Decision: Regional Educational Center in Rural Area Basis for Discriminatory Pattern"
Tags: Afro-American, Alton I. Cromwell, Cambria, Christiansburg Industrial Institute, City of Radford, discrimination, Dr. Fred M. Alexander, education, equal opportunity, G. Tyler Miller, J. Rupert Picott, John Banks, Judge Alfred D. Barksdale, lawyers, legal action, Montgomery County, newspaper, principal, Pulaski County, Pulaski High School, regional school, Richmond, Roby Sutherland, State Department of Education, superintendent, Virginia NAACP, Virginia Teachers Assocation, W. Lester Banks, W. Simpson Tate, white students