25th Annual Home Demonstration Short Course Jubilee (1912-1937)
Page Descriptions
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Handwritten notes with a description of the scrapbook and its contents
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Title Page
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Photograph of two women and a young girl. Mrs. Barrus, Mary Elizabeth, and her mother Mrs. Opal Crooker.
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Invitation to the Short Course
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Letter of regret from A. Frank Lever with a caption at the bottom of the page
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Letter of regret from Albert Shaw with a caption on the bottom of the page
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Congratulatory telegram from Agnes Ellen Harris with a caption at the bottom of the page
Page 9
a. Congratulatory telegram from Flavia G. Mims
b. Picture of Miss Mims, a clipping about her marriage, and a caption
Page 10
a. Correspondence enclosed in an archival envelope
b. Lists of some of the Jubilee guests
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Correspondence three letters
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A brochure in color with a letter typed on the front with a caption below
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Correspondence three letters with a caption below
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Correspondence Two letters with a caption below
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Two congratulatory telegrams with a caption below
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a. Photograph of young women seated in an auditorium
b. Photograph of a large group of young women outside
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Programs for the Dress Revue, Achievement Day, and a Skit with a caption to the top
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The program for the Home Demonstration Jubilee
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a. Photograph of a building with a banner at the top Welcome the Florida Home Demonstration Short Course for 4-H Club Girls
b. Photograph of A.P. Spencer, Mary E. Keown, and Wilmon Newell
c. A print of a quotation and the caption for the photograph
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Pages from the Jubilee program listed the faculty
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Registration information, forms, and a button
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Two legal size pages listing group assignments and instructions
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A photograph of two women leaning against a tree
Page 25
a. Photograph of seventeen women standing in front of a building
b. A group of women and young women seated on or standing around a lawn bench
c. A photograph of nineteen women and one man in front of a building
Page 26
a. A photograph of a large group of women seated on and around a lawn bench
b. A photograph of a woman standing in front of a tree trunk
c. A photograph of a group of thirteen women standing beside a brick building
d. A photograph of a woman standing in front of a tree trunk
e. A photograph of a women standing in front of some shrubs
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Blank except for the caption Registration
Page 28
A list of names of some of the Jubilee guests
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Caption reads, Some Historical Comments from Jubilee Guests typed statements
Page 30
Two accounts
a. Story Submitted by Mrs. Eunice F. Gay
b. Memories of My 4-H Club Work
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Correspondence Three handwritten letters
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Correspondence Two handwritten letters and a note on a 3 x 5 card
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Daily Schedule pages from the Jubilee program
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a. Group of women around a flag pole caption reads, the day begins and closes
b. Two women bringing the flag down caption reads, with a pledge to the flag
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Blank except for heading Instruction Home Gardens
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Blank except for heading Instruction Home Poultry
Page 37
a. Young woman wearing an apron and cap arranges two houses on a table
b. A woman stands by a model of a bedroom interior
c. Two women hold up some fabric while another looks on
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A print of a house plan
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Large group of women seated on chairs or on the ground outside a building
Page 40
a. A woman uses a rolling pin to roll out dough with other women seated taking notes the caption reads, Agnes Vincent a 4H Club girl now in college
b. Similar view with Agnes holding a tray with dough forms on it caption reads, gives a demonstration to Short Course girls
Page 41
A September 1936 publication by the Cooperative Extension Service
Page 42
a. A flier
b. A small photograph of three women seated at a table set with a tablecloth and dishes with women seated and observing in the background
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Three fliers
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Page 45
Caption states, Betty Reed and Martha Briese former 4H girls, giving demonstration.
a. Photograph of three women demonstrating food preservation
b. A photograph of five young women seated in chairs with an adult woman to each side standing. Displays of cans and jars are behind them.
Page 46
A printed page 4-H Club Girls Canning Contest
Page 47
A pamphlet about canning tomatoes and a flyer about the girls canning contests
Page 48
A picture of Frances Webb in an evening dress and a short written description
Page 49
a. Program Tenth Style Dress Revue
b. Picture of Frances Webb (as on Page 48)
c. Small photograph of three young women standing at the front of a room before a group of young seated young women
Page 50
Two programs
Page 51
Two fliers with captions
Page 52
a. Three color cutouts of the state of Florida
b. A flier with the 4-H graphic
Page 53
a. A photograph of women standing and seated on the ground having refreshments
b. A more distant view of women standing under the trees with a building in the background
c. A large group of young women stand outside on the grass with some holding cups the caption reads, Recess for milk and crackers, on the campus, every morning
d. A closer view of the young women on a recess break
e. A close up of some of the young women and a person on the kitchen staff
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The 4H Club Song Book
Page 55
a. Song contest program
b. A photograph of Dorothea Benson standing on the grass near some trees caption states, Dorothea Benson, a former 4H Club girl, leads the music
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Printed instruction sheets A Discussion of Leadership for Local Leaders of the 4-H Club Girls of Florida
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Printed instruction sheet Program of Work, Junior State Council, 1937.
Page 60
Small photograph of a young woman seated in front of a typewriter
Page 61
A series of eight photographs beginning on page 61 documenting the presentation of a Pageant
a. Prologue: The Heritage of Rural Life in the South a photograph of the stage, actors, scenery, musicians, and the audience
b. Organization of Home Demonstration Work in 1912
Page 62
a. The First Conference of Home Demonstration Agents
b. The First Canning Demonstration
c. The Beginning of Womens Activities
Page 63
a. The First Girls Camp
b. A Tribute to the Home Demonstration Agents
c. A Pledge for the Future
Page 64
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Five award ribbons (canning contest, song contest, dress revue) and a college 4-H Club ribbon
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Page 67
A Certificate of Award. Possibly these were presented to each girl who attended the Short Course.
Page 68
Another Certificate of Award with a sticker and green and white ribbons with the words Jubilee Guest
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Newspaper clippings
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Newspaper clippings
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Newspaper clippings
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Newspaper clippings one clipping shows a picture of girls seated in an auditorium
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Newspaper clippings
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Newspaper clippings
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a. Leaflet Farm Radio Programs for Florida
b. A script Home Demonstration Review
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Page 79
a. Newspaper clipping
b. Small photograph of four women one standing, three seated
c. Small photograph of two women standing in front of a tree trunk caption states, 1937 Winners
d. Small photograph of seven women and two men standing on porch steps caption reads, 4H Club Winners Guests of Leon County of Kiwanis Luncheon
Page 80
Correspondence a handwritten letter, typed letter, and a telegram
Page 81
A photograph of a very large group of men and women Negro Extension Workers caption reads, Negro Extension Workers celebrate their nineteenth annual short course
Page 82
A Certificate of Award presented to Negro 4-H club members
Page 83
A program Nineteenth Annual State 4-H Club Short Course for Negro Boys and Girls
Page 84
Newspaper clippings
Page 85
A descriptive write up My Three Years of 4-H Club Work, some correspondence, and a letter to Miss Keown
Four small photographs
a. Four women and a man near a car
b. Six women and two men
c. Four women and two men
d. Four women
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