4-H club members' contribution to the war effort from Pearl Harbor to V-J Day - Guilford County
circa 1945

4-H club members' part in [the] war effort in Yancey County
circa 1946

4-H club work in Gaston County that contributed to the war effort
circa 1945

4-H club work in Granville County to support the war effort
circa 1945

4-H club work that contributed to the war effort in Burke County
circa 1945

4-H contribution to [the] war effort [in Haywood County]
circa 1945

4-H contribution to the war effort [in Harnett County]
circa 1945

4-H contribution to the war effort [in Union County]
circa 1945

4-H contributions to the war effort: Anson County
circa 1945

4-H mobilization [in Person County]
circa 1945

4-H mobilization for victory, February 6-14, 1943
February 1943

4-H victory garden
circa 1943

Additional help for the 4-H mobilization for victory program
March 16, 1942

African-American 4-H club activities for Durham County during the war
circa 1945

Alexander County, 4-H Contribution to war effort
circa 1945

Contribution to the war effort by Alamance County 4-H club members during [World War II]
1945

Craven County 4-H club members' contribution to the war effort
circa 1945

Hertford County 4-H club boys and girls contribution to the war effort from the time of Pearl Harbor to V-J Days [sic]
circa 1945

Letter to L. R. Harrill, North Carolina State 4-H club leader, from R. E. Black, 4-H county agent, February 14, 1946

Letter to L. R. Harrill, state 4-H leader, from Annie Brown Branche, negro home agent, and C. S. Wynn negro county agent, February 20, 1946