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1. Three Male African-American 4-H Members with Birdhouses, Kanawha County, W. Va.

IDNO:
026844
Title:
Three Male African-American 4-H Members with Birdhouses, Kanawha County, W. Va.
Date:
1950
'Four-H Delegates from Kanawha County who left yesterday for the Regional 4-H Club encampment at Virginia State College, Petersburg, Virginia, are Gwendolyn Epps (left) and Warren Lewis (right). Miss Epps is a member of the Happy Girls 4-H Club of St. Albans and Lewis is president of the Garnet High 4-H Club, Charleston. The two will join delegates from 17 states at the camp.'

2. 4-H Delegates from Kanawha County, W. Va.

IDNO:
026846
Title:
4-H Delegates from Kanawha County, W. Va.
Date:
1950/08/10
Description:
'Four-H Delegates from Kanawha County who left yesterday for the Regional 4-H Club encampment at Virginia State College, Petersburg, Virginia, are Gwendolyn Epps (left) and Warren Lewis (right). Miss Epps is a member of the Happy Girls 4-H Club of St. Albans and Lewis is president of the Garnet High 4-H Club, Charleston. The two will join delegates from 17 states at the camp.'
'Anna Wetzel and Delores Hurst demonstrate vegetable gardening. Other project training was given through project classes at camp, movies and slides shown in club meetings, judging activities and demonstrations by the members. Simple demonstrations were a part of most club programs.'

3. 4-H Vegetable Canning Demonstration, Harrison County, W. Va.

IDNO:
026851
Title:
4-H Vegetable Canning Demonstration, Harrison County, W. Va.
Description:
'Anna Wetzel and Delores Hurst demonstrate vegetable gardening. Other project training was given through project classes at camp, movies and slides shown in club meetings, judging activities and demonstrations by the members. Simple demonstrations were a part of most club programs.'
'Chiefs: Delaware - Norma Goins; Seneca - Joy Cales; Mingo - Joyce Frye; Cherokee - Helen Sneed; Sagamores: Delaware - Neelus Ryan; Seneca - Betty Messer; Mingo - Jack Campbell; Cherokee - Huby Climbell; Head H - Helen Snead; Heart H - Mary Faity Bragg; Hand H - Betty Messer; Health - Dannie Eubanks; Joy Cales was selected as SPIRIT of the Younger group for 1944.'

4. Younger Group at Summers County 4-H Camp

IDNO:
026852
Title:
Younger Group at Summers County 4-H Camp
Date:
1944
Description:
'Chiefs: Delaware - Norma Goins; Seneca - Joy Cales; Mingo - Joyce Frye; Cherokee - Helen Sneed; Sagamores: Delaware - Neelus Ryan; Seneca - Betty Messer; Mingo - Jack Campbell; Cherokee - Huby Climbell; Head H - Helen Snead; Heart H - Mary Faity Bragg; Hand H - Betty Messer; Health - Dannie Eubanks; Joy Cales was selected as SPIRIT of the Younger group for 1944.'
See original for description of Summers County 4-H activities relating to Achievement Day, Health, and Exhibits.

5. 4-H Group with Canned Foods and Vegetables, Summers County, W. Va.

IDNO:
026854
Title:
4-H Group with Canned Foods and Vegetables, Summers County, W. Va.
Date:
ca. 1947
Description:
See original for description of Summers County 4-H activities relating to Achievement Day, Health, and Exhibits.
Likely pictured is 'Dorothy Lanham, Marshville,' who 'placed first in the Dairy Foods Demonstration contest. The 2 teams entered both received red ribbons.' See original for more information on Harrison County 4-H Contest for 1949.

6. 4-H Girl with Cottage Cheese Exhibit, Harrison County, W. Va.

IDNO:
026855
Title:
4-H Girl with Cottage Cheese Exhibit, Harrison County, W. Va.
Date:
1949
Description:
Likely pictured is 'Dorothy Lanham, Marshville,' who 'placed first in the Dairy Foods Demonstration contest. The 2 teams entered both received red ribbons.' See original for more information on Harrison County 4-H Contest for 1949.