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Ezalah Petty Leads Gregg County Extension Efforts
Ezalah Petty for 32 years led Gregg County 4 H and home demonstration programs guiding over 4 000 youth and 3 000 homemakers. She became first black president of the Texas Association of Extension Home Economists and advocates life skills, resources, and patience in youth development and family education.
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Etalcah Petty
Longview
St. Paul High School
Greenville
Gregg County
Ezalah Petty
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
A. M. Brown
Jeanetta Probasco
Probasco
Fort Bend County
Petty
Chicago
University of Nebraska
Missouri
Texas
Marchusa Armstrong Huff
Indiana University Medical School
Lolita Armstrong Ellis
Dallas
Diane Shavers
Shirley Byrdsong Knox
Fort Worth
Hattie Garrett Newhouse
Oil
Waco
Patsy Johnson Bernard
Houston
Ida C. Wedgeworth Jefferson
Clemogene Garrett Wilson
Harris County
Kilgore
Carolyn Coleman
White Oak
Tex
Lucille Clark
Freddie Anderson Cannon
Richmond
Calif
Los Angeles
Betr
Christian
Broadcasting Company
Walter Christopher Jones
FHA
Anderson
Ind
Freddie Barryer Williams
Ethel Jewel Sparks Ballenger
St. Louis
Carolyn Williams
Memphis
Tenn
Wayland Melton
Southern Episcopal Diocese
Ohio
Cincinnati
United States
Agents Association
Association
Extension Service