3.3 McKimmon: Director of Home Economics
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In 1917 the Governor of North Carolina said Mrs. McKimmon should be the Director of Home Economics so she could help with the food program during World War I. He knew she would do a very good job!
She also was a great leader in the state during World War II.
Contents
- 1 Getting started
- 2 Movie
- 3 Monument activity: Jane McKimmon
- 3.1McKimmon: Home demonstration agent
- 3.2McKimmon: Raising participation
- 3.3McKimmon: Director of Home Economics
- 3.4McKimmon: Tomato clubs
- 3.5McKimmon: Extension Education Center
- 3.6McKimmon: “When We're Green, We Grow”
- 3.7McKimmon: Farm families
- 4 Monument activity: Josephus Daniels
- 5 Monument activity: Ruth Current
- 6 Monument activity: Lera Harrill
- 7 Monument activity: William Scott
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