Milam County Home Demonstration Work Through Six Decades
An overview tracing Milam County home demonstration work from 1911 through 1967. It cites key agents including Edna Westbrook Triggs, Gladys Henry, Cornelia Thompson, Lolia Walker, Etta Ringgold, Velma Montgomery, Minnie Bartholomew, and Christine Laws, noting club formation, canning, yard and kitchen contests, 4-H, radio outreach, and mass media expansion.
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Milam Courthouse
Edna Westbrook Triggs
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Milam County
Triggs
Gladys Henry
Cornelia Thompson
Lolia Walker
Etta Ringgold
Bryant Station
Minnie V Bartholomew
A&m Extension Service
Russell Sage Foundation
Vertha Fae Strange
Imogene LaGrone
Dorothy Porter
Ada Mae Hinman
Porter
Kathryn Wilson
Carroll Green
Ethel McCormick
Thelma Reese
Lottie Belle Boone
HDA
Frances Lucille Cook
Carol Ann Bennett
Ramke
Miss Bennett
Christine Laws
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McCloskey Hospital
Vivian E Johnson
Marguerete E. Merriwether
Ladies of Home
Bertie Alford
Alford
A&m University
Alice H. Hughes
Minnie Ruth Dennnis
Vivian R. Pittman
Joy S. Pittman
Texanna Manley
Doretha Homes
Anna Marie Ramke
Extension Service
Regina Fleming
Milano
Jessie Stone
District 8
Hurston
George Banzhaf
Jeff Kemp
Mechanics
N. Fannin
Mr. Farmer
Mr. Rancher
Farm Bureau
The
Milam County Farm Bureau
Imperial
RED & White
Ove
Poppi
Roegeleins
Pikes Peak
Fhom
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