4 H Club roots in Texas extend from boll weevil era to today
Historical overview traces 4 H in Texas from Corn and Tomato Clubs to H Clubs through the boll weevil era. It notes youth led adoption of scientific methods, urban and rural expansion, and a democratic, hands on approach. Programs teach project skills across 142 activities with volunteer leaders guiding neighborhood clubs.
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Governor Connally Proclaims 1965 4-H Recognition Week
The 4-H movement founded in 1914 now spans 76 foreign countries with over 18 000 adult leaders in Texas. The 4-H Club program, run by Texas A&M University Agricultural Extension Service staff, fosters citizenship leadership and practical skills for members. Governor John Connally designates September 25 to October 2, 1965, as official recognition period with his signature dated September 7, 1965.
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Texas A & M University
Water testing plan boosts Coke County facilities
Coke County has secured equipment to test water for salinity and hardness. Residents are urged to submit a half to one pint sample to the office and use the analysis to benefit the area. The 4 H Club motto To Make the Best Better guides national aims with 20 million members.
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Coke County
United States
4-H Leaders Drive Coke County Youth Program Growth
The 4-H program in Coke County relies on 82 adult leaders who guide youth across Food and Clothing units and stock shows. Men and women coordinate meetings and events under county Extension Service Agents Mrs. Fay C. Roe and Sterling Lindsey, promoting teamwork, skill learning, and personal development.
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Coke County Forms Ten Active 4-H Clubs
Coke County now has ten active 4-H clubs serving Bronte Robert Lee and Silver areas. The clubs include all boys and girls with senior and junior groups in Robert Lee Bronte and Silver. The Coke County 4-H Horse Club was organized recently and has 390 members from across the county. Meetings have reorganized clubs meeting at Robert Lee Bronte and Silver schools. officers will be announced soon.
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Seven Coke 4-Hers Recognized for District Judging
Seven Coke 4 H members earned first second or third place ratings in district judging held in August at Kerrville. Senior Division winners include Darrell Pitcock 3 Kay Roberts 2 Daphne Roe 2 and Sharon Walker 2. Junior Division Rebecca Walker 2 Sharon McCutchen and Joe Key 1 won in Swine and other categories.
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Darrell Pitcock
Kay Roberts
Daphne Roe
Sharon Walker
Sharon McCutchen
4H Pledge Recited Emphasizing Clearer Thinking
A 4H pledge expresses commitment to clearer thinking and greater good, though the text ends abruptly with the word barat. The item reflects a youth organization's focus on values and personal development.
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