6.4 Harrill: 4H in North Carolina
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Thanks to the work of Mr. Harrill, by 1939, there were 4H programs for boys and girls in all 100 North Carolina counties.
Contents
- 1 Getting started
- 2 Movie
- 3 Monument activity: Jane McKimmon
- 4 Monument activity: Josephus Daniels
- 5 Monument activity: Ruth Current
- 6 Monument activity: Lera Harrill
- 6.1Harrill: Early years
- 6.2Harrill: State 4H Club Leader
- 6.3Harrill: National 4H Camp
- 6.4Harrill: 4H in North Carolina
- 6.5Harrill: 4H in Austria
- 6.6Harrill: North Carolina Man of the Year
- 6.7Harrill: Good citizen
- 7 Monument activity: William Scott
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By Kim Collazo.
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