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A man was photographed while demonstrating first-aid for swimmers to group of young men and women (ca. 1920-1929.)

This photograph depicts a home demonstration by Mrs. Jonathan Danson in Duplin County, North Carolina. Mrs. Jonathan Danson educated rural women on how and why to cook with milk.

This report was created by C.R. Hudson and is an excerpt of a larger report on North Carolina Agricultural Extension.

A biographical sketch highlighting the work of John D. Wray, the first African American 4-H club leader in North Carolina.

Seven women and two extension agents were photographed during a lesson on canning (ca. 1920-1929.) The canner depicted was a popular Flowers model manufactured in Hickory, North Carolina. The can with the label was a 4-H brand for green beans.

A 4-H club member is photographed while weaving seat caning onto a chair in Guilford County, North Carolina in September, 1937.

In this photograph (ca. 1930), Agricultural Extension's African American division home demonstration on Childcare in North Carolina.

This photograph (ca. 1920-1929) depcits four women who took a lesson on steam pressure and worked towards certificates in food preservation.

Four girls practiced canning fruits and vegetables in this photograph.

4-H club members posed for a picture grouped in their respective clubs, Tomato Club, Bee Club, Pig Club, and Corn Club in this photograph (ca. 1920-1929)