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Rockingham County - April 27, 1940. Annie Soweor of the Ruffin 4-H Club in Rockingham County - [?] as the most outstanding club girl in the county in 1939
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.
African-American boy weaves seat caning onto a chair, Guilford County, North Carolina, September 1937
A 4-H club member is photographed while weaving seat caning onto a chair in Guilford County, North Carolina in September, 1937.
Instructor teaching a group of boys about plumbing at North Carolina State 4-H Short Course, 1932
An instructor is photographed training early and late teenage boys about plumbing during a NC State Short Course.
Instruction in foundation or dress patterns given to home demonstation club members on the porch of a house, 1930s.
This photograph depicts instruction in foundation or dress patterns on the porch of a house (ca. 1930-1939.)
Timeline - 4-H club work among negro youth in North Carolina
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.
"Canning girls and corn club boys will make the state our pride"
This song booklet created ca. 1918 for club members that demonstrates their commitment to their state.
Chancellor John T. Caldwell posing with North Carolina State University student government officials at Memorial Bell Tower
Eric Moore, the first black Student Senate President, poses with Chancellor Caldwell and other student government leaders in front of the bell tower.
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Joseph Califano
Joseph Califano served as the Secretary of the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) from 1977 to 1979. In this interview,…