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This is a timeline created for the golden anniversary celebration of 4-h club work in 1959 marking achievements in African American agricultural extension in North Carolina.

In 1940, Annie Soweor earned the tiitle of "Most Outstanding Club Girl" in Rockingham County. The Extension Service employed competitions that created strong and hard working rural leaders in North Carolina.

This report was created by C.R. Hudson in 1919. It is a selection of the report specifically on Negro boys' club work in North Carolina.

Little Eck Sims was examined during Baby Welfare Week. About fifty-three babies and mothers were examined and advised throughout the week.

This 4-H pamphlet instructed club members on how to support the war effort by producing, conserving, and volunteering. The booklet also provided instructions on the "Feed a Fighter" program.

This report was created in 1943 to summarize the relief efforts of home demonstration clubs in North Carolina during World War Two.

An instructor is photographed training early and late teenage boys about plumbing during a NC State Short Course.

This photograph depicts instruction in foundation or dress patterns on the porch of a house (ca. 1930-1939.)

This image of club members gathered together demonstrates how demonstration clubs formed communities through service.

Front, back, and side view of a young boy used in nutrition demonstrations.