Guide to the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service, 4-H Youth Development Records, 1912 - 1998

Collection Number UA 102.010

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Collection Information
Abstract:

These records detail the programs and activities of the 4-H Youth Development program in North Carolina from 1912 to 1998. The files contain correspondence and memoranda, programs and brochures, reports, member lists, financial information, clippings, news releases, photographs, and writings and speeches. The records have been arranged to provide easily accessible information relating to 4-H camps, county club organizations, the 4-H Honor Club, and the state and national 4-H meetings.

In 1909 North Carolina State College signed a memorandum of agreement with the United States Department of Agriculture to cooperatively develop Farmers' Boys' Clubs, or Corn Clubs. The first such club was formed in 1909 and the first for girls in 1911. In 1926 these now-extensive clubs were merged under a single banner, to become the state 4-H program. By the 1950s North Carolina 4-H was one of the largest such programs in the nation.

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Descriptive Summary

Repository

North Carolina State University Libraries, Special Collections Research Center

Creator

North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service

Title

North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service, 4-H Youth Development Records, 1912 - 1998

Call Number

UA 102.010

Extent

48.5 linear feet, 18 records storage cartons, 24 oversize boxes, and 1 legal box

Location

For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Special Collections Research Center Reference Staff.

Language of Material

English

Information for Users

Restrictions to Access

This collection is open for research. Access requires at least 24 hours advance notice.
Acquisitions Information

Transferred from 4-H Youth Development offices.
Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service, 4-H Youth Development Records, UA 102.010, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC
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Historical Note


The seeds for 4-H were planted in the late 1890s, when several states responded to their charge under the 1862 Morrill Act to expand their extension activities to include youth programs. To that end, one-acre corn contests were organized for boys, ostensibly to teach farming practices and to demonstrate 'scientific' farming. The first 4-H program as we know it today began in Holmes County, Mississippi, in 1907, when a school superintendent organized 120 boys in a corn contest sponsored by the Mississippi State College of Agriculture. From this first joint venture of youth and university, 4-H work has become an important part of nationwide land-grant college extension programs.

In 1909 North Carolina State College signed a memorandum of agreement with the United States Department of Agriculture to cooperatively develop Farmers Boys' Clubs, or Corn Clubs, to be administered by the college's Agricultural Extension Service (now the Cooperative Extension Service). Ira O. Schaub was first director of the Corn Club program, which eventually grew into 4-H. Schaub worked closely with state demonstration agent T.B. Parker, who had been charged by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture with starting similar organizations, and the two organized clubs for over 4,000 boys (and a few girls) during the first year alone. Over the next few years, the Corn Clubs continued to grow, and poultry and pig clubs joined them. The first Girls' Clubs were established in 1911 and focused primarily on tomato canning and gardening. Former Farmers Institute worker Jane S. McKimmon was head of the Girls' Clubs, which existed in 32 counties by 1914 with a total membership of 1,500 girls. The State Department of Agriculture and North Carolina State College cooperatively administered club work until 1912, when the college assumed all duties. Schaub continued to run the Boys' Clubs until his resignation in 1913, when Thomas E. Browne replaced him. McKimmon ran the Girls' Clubs through the Home Demonstration division of the Extension Service.

The passage of the Smith-Lever Act in 1914 added impetus to extension work by providing for federal, state, and county cooperation in creating a system to expand demonstration and extension work for men and women. North Carolina youth clubs grew quickly under this new system, and by 1915 the program was large enough to hold its first statewide club gathering, then called the Short Course, held at State College in Raleigh. The four-day meeting was attended by 222 boys and 1 girl. Statewide, membership in the various boys clubs had grown to over 3,500, with girls clubs at just under 3,000. Short Course attendance also grew rapidly, with over 500 youth attending in 1917, the third annual meeting.

The 1920s and 1930s saw further change in the extension youth programs. Lera R. Harrill served as the first State Club Leader in 1926. Harrill incorporated all of the youth clubs together under one banner, bringing the girls clubs over from Home Demonstration. He probably deserves credit for establishing the term "4-H" to North Carolina clubs. Before his tenure, "4-H" appeared only sporadically on a few agricultural publications in the state; starting in 1927, the term fully replaced the use of boys and girls clubs on all publications, correspondence, and memorabilia. He also worked hard to develop more programs, involve more counties, and improve overall quality of the facilities and activities. By 1929, 65 counties had their own club organizations under the statewide umbrella.

In 1927 Harrill sent a state delegation to the first National 4-H Camp in Washington, D.C. Harrill also pushed for more and better campgrounds, and increased the size and scope of the state club meeting, still called the 4-H Short Course and held in Raleigh. At the Short Course, he instituted new programs, including the Health Pageant and the Dress Revue in 1929 and 1931, respectively. The Honor Club, created by Harrill to further instill leadership values in selected 4-H members, began in 1931 as well. One dramatic innovation brought by Harrill was the Candlelight ceremony that closed each Short Course week, and found immediate favor with children and parents alike. Despite several setbacks in membership and organization - including the cancellation of the Short Course in 1933 - the decade saw rapid and steady improvements in the service 4-H provided for North Carolina youth, and by 1939 there were programs in all 100 counties.

During World War II North Carolina 4-H activity surged again. The creation of a National 4-H Mobilization Week in April and a National 4-H Achievement Week in November 1942 spurred membership to greater heights with each year of the war. Local clubs were encouraged to participate in Victory Gardens, the national "Feed a Fighter" campaign, and numerous local projects designed to foster community pride and a sense of helping with the national defense. During the four years of wartime, membership grew by nearly 30,000 boys and girls, topping the 90,000 mark in 1945. This was accomplished without the benefit of regular statewide or even regional meetings, as the state Short Course was not held between 1942 and 1945.

The 4-H boom continued after the war. Membership reached 100,000 in 1946, and the Short Course was re-established, this time with a new name: State 4-H Club Week. This name would hold until the meeting became the State 4-H Congress in 1968. The spread of electrification throughout the rural parts of the state sparked the first 4-H Electric Congress in 1947. North Carolina youth participated in the first International Farm Youth Exchange (or IFYE, currently called International 4-H Youth Exchange) in 1948, and L.R. Harrill himself took part in an exchange program of sorts when he was selected by the USDA in 1949 to travel to war-torn Austria to establish a national youth program based on the principles of American 4-H. A rare dark spot during the post-war years occurred in 1948, when the State 4-H Club Week was canceled due to a polio outbreak.

The year 1952 marked another watershed achievement for North Carolina 4-H when it became the state with the largest 4-H membership in the nation. The more than 140,000 boys and girls in North Carolina 4-H marked approximately seven percent of the national total. By 1959, the fiftieth anniversary of club and 4-H work in North Carolina, membership had risen again to over 161,000 youth in over 2,700 clubs. That year also saw the establishment of the 4-H Development Fund, created with the goal of raising $1 million to support camping, scholarships, awards, and the IFYE program. Each county organization was given a fund-raising goal based on membership; the initial target amount was reached in 1969.

Club work for African-American youth began in 1914 with the organization of a group in Sampson County under the leadership of G.W. Herring. The first statewide Negro youth club agent was John Wray, who was appointed in 1915. Growth was slow but steady, and by 1926 there was enough interest and membership to hold the first State 4-H Short Course at North Carolina A & T College in Greensboro. Club work continued to expand through the 1930s, and in 1936 State 4-H Club Specialist R.E. Jones could report over 10,000 boys and girls involved in African-American club work. The wartime years continued this expansion, and African-American youth club membership exceeded 29,000 in 1945.

Despite steady increases in personnel and membership, programs offered for African-American youth often lagged behind those for whites. Funding was difficult to obtain, and there were no camps devoted specifically to black youth. To this end, the 4-H Club Foundation of North Carolina was founded in 1950 in order to raise money for the establishment of a camp for African-American boys and girls. The work of the foundation paid off in 1955, when enough money had been raised to build Camp J.W. Mitchell at Hammock's Beach in Onslow County. 4-H work remained segregated by color until 1965, when the programs for white and black youth were combined into a single entity. Local community clubs were often slow to combine, but desegregation was eventually fully accomplished.

Since its inception, North Carolina 4-H worked in conjunction with the public school systems, especially in the recruitment of leaders and members. Although revisions in this set-up had been underway for nearly a decade, major changes came in the 1960s when the final formal links to the school system were dissolved and strong community-sponsoring bases - usually local businesses or existing social organizations - were established. What traditionally had been a program for rural youth expanded to offer the same opportunities to urban youth, reflecting the trend towards decreasing rural population. The move away from school-centered clubs towards community-centered ones proceeded apace with integration.

Recent decades have seen continued interest in North Carolina 4-H. Membership has remained strong, and the program continues to reach tens of thousands of youth across the state in both rural and urban areas. The continuing mission of North Carolina 4-H to teach children to "learn by doing" is probably best expressed in the program's own words: "You can participate in projects where you make something, develop a skill, raise and/or train an animal, join a virtual club with kids from anywhere in the world! There are numerous projects available to you, including foods, clothing, public speaking, models, aerospace, wood science and livestock." In 2006 4-H Youth Development and the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences were combined into one unit under the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service.

State 4-H Leaders

1926 - 1963 L. H. Harrill
1963 Lyman Dixon (acting)
1964 - 1970 T. Carlton Blalock
1970 - 1975 Chester Black
1976 Dalton R. Proctor (interim)
1976 - 1984 Donald L. Stormer
1984 William M. Garmon (acting)
1984 - 1995 Dalton R. Proctor
1995 - 2001 Michael A. Davis
2001 - 2005 Thearon L. McKinney (interim)
2005 - Marshall Stewart

Scope and Content Note


The 4-H Youth Development records contain files pertaining to the concerns of the 4-H program in North Carolina from 1912 to 1998, with the bulk of the records falling between 1927 to 1960. Although far from complete, the records give a representative look at most of the activities of 4-H in North Carolina, particularly after L. R. Harrill became State 4-H Leader and began consolidating the program. The records are arranged into six series: General Records, County Club Records, Camps Records, Career Education Records, Honor Club Records, and Scrapbooks. The files within each of the series are arranged alphabetically, except where noted. Detailed scope notes can be found at the beginning of each of the separate series below.

Online Catalog Terms

Individuals

  • Harrill, L. R. (Lera Rhinehart)

Corporate Entities

  • North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service--History
  • International Farm Youth Exchange
  • National 4-H Conference

Subject Terms

  • 4-H clubs
  • 4-H clubs -- Congresses -- North Carolina
  • 4-H clubs -- North Carolina -- History
  • 4-H youth development -- North Carolina
  • Agricultural education -- North Carolina
  • Agricultural extension work -- North Carolina
  • Boys -- Societies and clubs
  • Girls -- Societies and clubs
  • Rural extension

Related Materials

[HTML] North Carolina State University Archives Photograph Collection, 4-H Youth Development, UA 023.008
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[HTML] North Carolina State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Department of Animal Science Records, UA 100.013
[HTML] North Carolina State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering Records, UA 100.014
[HTML] North Carolina State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Department of Crop Science Records, UA 100.016
[HTML] North Carolina State University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Department of Poultry Science Records, UA 100.026
[HTML] North Carolina State University Agricultural Research Service Records, UA 101
[HTML] North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service Records, UA 102
[HTML] North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service Annual Reports, UA 102.002
[HTML] North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service, Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, UA 102.018
[HTML] North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service Publications, UA 102.200
[HTML] Lera Rhinehart Harrill Papers, MC 00017
[HTML] Ira Obed Schaub Papers, MC 00021
[HTML] Ralph Waldo Green Collection, MC 00126
[HTML] Wall Family Papers, MC 00329
North Carolina State Archives Private Collections, Jane Simpson McKimmon Papers, P.C. 234
Carpenter, William L. and Dean W. Colvard. Knowledge is Power: A History of the School of Agriculture and Life Sciences at North Carolina State University, 1877-1984.. Raleigh, North Carolina: North Carolina State University, 1987.
Clark, James W., Jr. Clover All Over: North Carolina 4-H in Action. Raleigh, North Carolina: North Carolina State University, 1984.

Related Material

Detailed Description of the Collection


  • UA 102.010 Series 1:General Records, 1912 - 1998


    16.5 linear feet, 11 records storage cartons

    These records contain the bulk of the 4-H Youth Development collection, and consist of a wide variety of materials. The records include correspondence and memoranda, publications, event programs and brochures, financial information regarding the 4-H Development Fund, various writings and speeches from state leaders and 4-H members, newspaper and journal clippings, project and other reports, and files on the annual statewide and the national 4-H meetings. These records are arranged alphabetically by folder title, with the addition of one box of restricted records at the end of the series.

    Several points on individual items need to be addressed for the researcher. In carton 1, the "Ephemera" folder contains a variety of 4-H-related items, including certificates, brochures, forms, bookmarks, postcards, and a label from a Girls' Canning Club tomato can. In the same carton, the "General Information" and the "Historical Information" folders contain items of interest to the researcher wishing to uncover basic background information without delving into individual topics. The "Clover Leaves" folders in carton 2 contain the newsletters published daily during the annual North Carolina state club meeting. The national 4-H Club meeting files starting in carton 4 and running into carton 6 contain a wide variety of records concerning the North Carolina delegation to each meeting. In addition, these folders often contain material relating to particular programs or activities, likely distributed at the meetings. Also note that the name of the national meeting changed over time, from "camp" to "camp and congress," and then just "congress." The term "Negro 4-H Work" has been retained in this arrangement, as that is the term used at the time of the records' creation. These records can be found in carton 6. The "Publications" and "Recreation Materials" folders in carton 7 contain material not published by the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service; they are mostly items from national or regional organizations collected by 4-H staff in the pursuit of their program goals and activities.

    Finally, folder titles reflect the name changes of the statewide club meeting currently known as the North Carolina 4-H Congress. Folders titled "Short Course" have records from 1919 until 1942, although no meeting was held in the latter year because of World War II. Those titled "State Club Week" cover 1946 until 1968, when the current name was adopted. No meetings were held in 1933 or 1948 due to economic conditions and a polio outbreak, respectively.

    • 4-H Camp, Applications, 1946 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 1]
    • 4-H Camp, Programs, 1945 - 1975 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 2]
    • 4-H Ceremonials, folder one, 1934 - 1968, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 3]
    • 4-H Ceremonials, folder two, 1934 - 1968, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 4]
    • 4-H Ceremonials, Publications, folder one, 1942 - 1961, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 5]
    • 4-H Ceremonials, Publications, folder two, 1942 - 1961, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 6]
    • 4-H Church Sunday, 1943 - 1960 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 7]
    • 4-H Church Sunday, 1961 - 1972 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 8]
    • 4-H Clippings, 1928 - 1961 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 9]
    • 4-H Club Foundation, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 10]
    • 4-H Ephemera, 1959 - 1987, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 11]
    • 4-H General Information, 1940 - 1965 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 12]
    • 4-H General Information, 1978 - 1985 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 13]
    • 4-H Historical Material, 1926 - 1991
      Includes L. R. Harrill's 'If it Takes Your Hide, Be a Man' poem.
      [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 14]
    • 4-H Historical Material - Clippings, Letters, Speeches, 1912 - 1962, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 15]
    • 4-H Historical Material - Correspondence, 1939 - 1984 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 16]
    • 4-H Historical Material - Radio programs, 1958, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 17]
    • 4-H Leaders' Binder, 1964 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 18]
    • 4-H - The Meaning of the H's, 1928 - 1945 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 19]
    • 4-H Method Demonstration Outline, 1948 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 20]
    • 4-H Method Demonstration Outline, 1958 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 21]
    • 4-H Project Winners, Demonstration and Activity Days, 1958 - 1959 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 22]
    • 4-H Project Winners, Demonstration and Activity Days, 1960 - 1969 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 23]
    • 4-H Project Winners, Demonstration and Activity Days, 1970 - 1983 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 24]
    • 4-H Project Winners, Statewide, 1946 - 1959, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 25]
    • 4-H Project Winners, Statewide, 1960 - 1969 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 26]
    • 4-H Project Winners, Statewide, 1970 - 1983 [UA 102.010 Carton 1, Folder 27]
    • 4-H Tapestry Project Description Booklet, 1975 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 1]
    • Achievement and Recognition Days, 1919 - 1983, undated [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 2]
    • Achievement and Recognition Days, Programs, 1938 - 1998 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 3]
    • Adult Leaders Guides, 1929 - 1960, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 4]
    • Adult Leaders, "Voluncheers", 1984 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 5]
    • Austrian Adoption Program, 1949 - 1952, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 6]
    • Booklets and Brochures, Miscellaneous Event Programs, 1961 - 1980, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 7]
    • Budgets, 1952 - 1955 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 8]
    • Calendar of Events, 1951 - 1965 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 9]
    • Calendar of Events, 1985 - 1988 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 10]
    • Clover Leaves, 1959 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 11]
    • Clover Leaves, 1961 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 12]
    • Clover Leaves, 1962 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 13]
    • Clover Leaves, 1963 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 14]
    • Clover Leaves, 1964 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 15]
    • Clover Leaves, 1965 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 16]
    • Clover Leaves, 1967 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 17]
    • Clover Leaves, 1968 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 18]
    • Clover Leaves, 1969 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 19]
    • Clover Leaves, 1970 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 20]
    • Clover Leaves, 1971 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 21]
    • Clover Leaves, 1972 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 22]
    • Clover Leaves, 1973 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 23]
    • Clover Leaves, 1974 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 24]
    • Clover Leaves, 1975 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 25]
    • Clover Leaves, 1976 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 26]
    • Clover Leaves, 1977 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 27]
    • Clover Leaves, 1978 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 28]
    • Clover Leaves, 1979 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 29]
    • Clover Leaves, 1980 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 30]
    • Clover Leaves, 1981 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 31]
    • Club Meetings - Programs and Suggestions, 1928 - 1951 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 32]
    • Club Projects, 1941 - 1957, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 33]
    • Club Projects - Clothing, 1938 - 1943, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 34]
    • Club Projects - Corn, 1934 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 35]
    • Club Projects - Cotton, 1924 - 1925, undated [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 36]
    • Club Projects - Dairy Cattle, 1930, undated [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 37]
    • Club Projects - Electric, 1943 - 1952, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 38]
    • Club Projects - Gardening, 1937 - 1962 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 39]
    • Club Projects - Health, 1938 - 1946, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 40]
    • Club Projects - Home Beautification, 1938, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 41]
    • Club Projects - Homemaking, 1946 - 1954, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 42]
    • Club Projects - Leathercraft, 1938, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 43]
    • Club Projects - Livestock, 1945 - 1960 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 44]
    • Club Projects - Swine, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 45]
    • Club Projects - Wildlife Conservation, 1935 - 1953, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 46]
    • Community 4-H Clubs, 1959 - 1962, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 47]
    • Community 4-H Clubs, 1963 - 1965 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 48]
    • Correspondence - General, 1938 - 1949 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 49]
    • Correspondence - General, 1950 - 1959 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 50]
    • Correspondence - General, 1960 - 1969 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 51]
    • Correspondence - General, 1970 - 1978 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 52]
    • Correspondence - General, 1984 - 1991 [UA 102.010 Carton 2, Folder 53]
    • Correspondence, L. R. Harrill -- Letters of Appreciation, 1941 - 1947 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 1]
    • Correspondence, L. R. Harrill -- Letters of Appreciation, 1951 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 2]
    • Correspondence, L. R. Harrill -- Letters of Appreciation, 1952 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 3]
    • Correspondence, L. R. Harrill -- Letters of Appreciation, 1953 - 1963, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 4]
    • Correspondence, L. R. Harrill -- Students, 1950 - 1954 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 5]
    • Correspondence -- Photographs, 1971 - 1972 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 6]
    • Correspondence -- Project Winners, 1965 - 1975 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 7]
    • Correspondence -- 4-H Publications and Presentations, 1964 - 1976, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 8]
    • County Council, 1931, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 9]
    • Cumulative Record Winners, 1986 - 1987 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 10]
    • Curriculum Development Committee, 1988 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 11]
    • Dedication Programs, 1947 - 1978 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 12]
    • Demonstrations -- Dairy Calf, 1939 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 13]
    • Demonstrations -- General, 1938 - 1945, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 14]
    • Development Fund Advisory Committee, 1962 - 1968 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 15]
    • Development Fund, 1965 - 1970 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 16]
    • Development Fund, 1971 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 17]
    • Development Fund, 1972 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 18]
    • Development Fund -- Drive for $750,000, Correspondence, 1972 - 1973 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 19]
    • Development Fund -- Drive for $750,000, Supporting Materials, 1972 - 1973 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 20]
    • Development Fund, 1973 Jan. - June [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 21]
    • Development Fund, 1973 July - Dec. [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 22]
    • Development Fund, 1973 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 23]
    • Development Fund, 1974 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 24]
    • Development Fund -- Reports and Brochures, 1974 [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 25]
    • Development Fund, 1975 Jan. - July [UA 102.010 Carton 3, Folder 26]
    • Development Fund, 1975 Aug. - Dec. [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 1]
    • Development Fund -- Correspondence, 1976 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 2]
    • Development Fund -- Reports and Brochures, 1976 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 3]
    • Development Fund, 1977 Jan. - Sept. [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 4]
    • Development Fund, 1977 Oct. - Dec. [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 5]
    • Development Fund, 1978 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 6]
    • Development Fund, 1982 - 1987 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 7]
    • Development Fund, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 8]
    • Development Fund -- Audited Financial Statements, 1976 - 1982 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 9]
    • Development Fund -- Audited Financial Statements, 1983 - 1987 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 10]
    • Development Fund -- Report to the State, 1965 - 1967 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 11]
    • Donor Appreciation Banquet -- Programs, 1976 - 1991 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 12]
    • Electric Congress, 1948 - 1984 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 13]
    • Extension Agents 4-H Guide, folder one, 1972 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 14]
    • Extension Agents 4-H Guide, folder two, 1972 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 15]
    • Floats and Exhibits, 1948 - 1975, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 16]
    • Forestry Camp, 1965 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 17]
    • Four County Improvement Program, 1962 - 1965 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 18]
    • Girls' Club Work, 1938 - 1944 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 19]
    • Headquarters Committee, 1972 - 1973 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 20]
    • IFYE (International 4-H Youth Exchange), 1948 - 1989 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 21]
    • Job Descriptions, 1959, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 22]
    • Judging, 1967 - 1974 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 23]
    • Junior Dairy Cattle Show, 1946 - 1961 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 24]
    • Key Award Banquet, 1964 - 1972 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 25]
    • L. R. Harrill Center, 1983 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 26]
    • Leadership Camps, 1926 - 1959 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 27]
    • Leadership Recognition Programs, 1946 - 1983 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 28]
    • Management by Objectives, 1974 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 29]
    • Martin Luther King, Jr., National Youth Assembly, 1992 - 1993 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 30]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1927 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 31]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1928 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 32]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1929 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 33]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1931 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 34]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1932 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 35]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1933 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 36]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1934 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 37]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1935 [UA 102.010 Carton 4, Folder 38]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1936 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 1]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1937 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 2]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1938 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 3]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1939 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 4]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1940 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 5]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1941 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 6]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1944 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 7]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1945 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 8]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1946 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 9]
    • National 4-H Camp, 1947 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 10]
    • National 4-H Camp and Congress, 1948 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 11]
    • National 4-H Camp and Congress, 1949 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 12]
    • National 4-H Camp and Congress, 1950 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 13]
    • National 4-H Camp and Congress, 1951 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 14]
    • National 4-H Camp and Congress, 1952 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 15]
    • National 4-H Camp and Congress, 1953 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 16]
    • National 4-H Camp and Congress, 1954 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 17]
    • National 4-H Camp and Congress, 1955 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 18]
    • National 4-H Camp and Congress, 1956 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 19]
    • National 4-H Camp and Congress, 1958 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 20]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1959 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 21]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1960 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 22]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1961 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 23]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1962 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 24]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1963 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 25]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1964 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 26]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1965 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 27]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1966 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 28]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1968 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 29]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1969 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 30]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1970 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 31]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1971 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 32]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1972 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 33]
    • National 4-H Congress, folder one, 1973 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 34]
    • National 4-H Congress, folder two, 1973 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 35]
    • National 4-H Congress, folder one, 1974 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 36]
    • National 4-H Congress, folder two, 1974 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 37]
    • National 4-H Congress -- Correspondence, 1975 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 38]
    • National 4-H Congress -- Programs and Brochures, 1975 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 39]
    • National 4-H Congress -- Delegate and Financial Information, 1975 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 40]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1976 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 41]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1977 - 1978 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 42]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1979 [UA 102.010 Carton 5, Folder 43]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1982 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 1]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1983 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 2]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1984 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 3]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1985 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 4]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1986 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 5]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1987 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 6]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1988 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 7]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1989 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 8]
    • National 4-H Congress, 1990 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 9]
    • National 4-H Congress, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 10]
    • National Collegiate 4-H Congress, 1981 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 11]
    • National Committee on Boys' and Girls' Club Work, 1940 - 1946 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 12]
    • National Dairy Show, 1939 - 1940 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 13]
    • Negro 4-H Work -- Awards, 1952 - 1962 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 14]
    • Negro 4-H Work -- Club Foundation, 1950 - 1958 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 15]
    • Negro 4-H Work -- Correspondence, 1943 - 1955 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 16]
    • Negro 4-H Work -- General Information, 1941 - 1968 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 17]
    • Negro 4-H Work -- History, 1955 - 1965, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 18]
    • Negro 4-H Work -- Programs and Brochures, 1937 - 1965 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 19]
    • Negro Wildlife Conservation Camp, 1940 - 1963 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 20]
    • Northeast District Leaders Scrapbook, 1993 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 21]
    • Newsletters -- Various, 1975 - 1976 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 22]
    • North Carolina Federation of 4-H Clubs -- 9th District, 1937 - 1939 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 23]
    • North Carolina Federation of 4-H Clubs -- 10th District, 1940 - 1942 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 24]
    • North Carolina Federation of 4-H Clubs -- 11th District, 1935 - 1941 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 25]
    • North Carolina Federation of 4-H Clubs -- 12th District, 1934 - 1941 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 26]
    • "Operation 4-H Expansion" -- Correspondence, 1965 - 1968 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 27]
    • "Operation 4-H Expansion" -- General, 1966, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 28]
    • "Operation 4-H Expansion" -- Meetings, 1966 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 29]
    • "Operation 4-H Expansion" -- Reports, 1966 - 1967 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 30]
    • Pageants and Plays, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 31]
    • Performing Arts Troupe -- Programs, 1982 - 1990 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 32]
    • Personnel, 1962 - 1974 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 33]
    • Plans of Work -- General Information, 1944 - 1948 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 34]
    • Press Releases, 1958 - 1989 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 35]
    • Programs -- Miscellaneous, 1941 - 1989, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 36]
    • Promotional Ideas Material, 1971 - 1987 [UA 102.010 Carton 6, Folder 37]
    • Promotional Notebook, 1969 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 1]
    • Publications -- National, folder one, 1941 - 1984, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 2]
    • Publications -- National, folder two, 1941 - 1984, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 3]
    • Publications -- Other States, 1925 - 1962, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 4]
    • Publications Inventory, ca. 1965 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 5]
    • Radio Programs, 1930 - 1932 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 6]
    • Radio Programs, 1933 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 7]
    • Radio Programs, 1934 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 8]
    • Radio Programs, 1935 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 9]
    • Radio Programs, 1936 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 10]
    • Radio Programs, 1937 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 11]
    • Radio Programs, 1938 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 12]
    • Radio Programs, 1939 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 13]
    • Radio Programs, 1940 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 14]
    • Radio Programs, 1941 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 15]
    • Radio Programs, 1942 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 16]
    • Radio Programs, 1943 - 1944 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 17]
    • Radio Programs, 1945 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 18]
    • Radio Programs, 1946 - 1949 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 19]
    • Radio Programs, 1951 - 1954 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 20]
    • Radio Programs, 1955 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 21]
    • Radio Programs, 1956 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 22]
    • Radio Programs, 1957 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 23]
    • Radio Programs, 1959 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 24]
    • Radio Programs, 1960 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 25]
    • Radio Programs, 1961 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 26]
    • Radio Programs, 1962 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 27]
    • Radio Programs, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 28]
    • Recreation Materials, folder one, 1927 - 1943, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 29]
    • Recreation Materials, folder two, 1930 - 1949 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 30]
    • Recreation Materials, folder three, 1930 - 1949 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 31]
    • Recreation Materials -- Games Bulletin, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 32]
    • Recreation Materials -- Recreation News Letter, 1937 - 1941 [UA 102.010 Carton 7, Folder 33]
    • Reports and Papers, various, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 1]
    • Savings Bond Drive, 1949 [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 2]
    • Scholarships and Awards, 1931 - 1989 [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 3]
    • SEMIS Reports -- Correspondence, 1967 - 1970 [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 4]
    • SEMIS Reports -- General Information, 1968 - 1969, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 5]
    • SEMIS Reports -- Situational Reports and Plans of Work, 1969 - 1976 [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 6]
    • Short Course, 1919 - 1928 [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 7]
    • Short Course, 1929 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 8]
    • Short Course, 1930 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 9]
    • Short Course, 1931 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 10]
    • Short Course, 1932 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 11]
    • Short Course, 1934 [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 12]
    • Short Course, 1935 [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 13]
    • Short Course, 1936 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 14]
    • Short Course, 1937 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 15]
    • Short Course, 1938 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 16]
    • Short Course, 1939 [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 17]
    • Short Course, 1940 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 18]
    • Short Course, 1941 [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 19]
    • Short Course, 1942 [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 20]
    • Short Course, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 21]
    • Short Course -- Tractor Maintenance, 1952 - 1957 [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 22]
    • Songbooks and Sheet Music, folder one, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 23]
    • Songbooks and Sheet Music, folder two, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 24]
    • Southern Region Forums, 1987 - 1988 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 25]
    • Stamps, 1952 [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 26]
    • Star-News Newspapers Honor Program -- Correspondence, 1958 - 1969 [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 28]
    • Star-News Newspapers Honor Program -- Correspondence, 1970 - 1978 [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 29]
    • Star-News Newspapers Honor Program -- Booklets, 1963 - 1974 [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 27]
    • State 4-H Advisory Committee, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 30]
    • State 4-H Club Week -- Programs, 1946 - 1968 [UA 102.010 Carton 8, Folder 31]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1946 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 1]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1947 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 2]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1949 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 3]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1950 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 4]
    • State 4-H Club Week -- Harrill's "Silver Anniversary", 1950 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 5]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1951 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 6]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1952 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 7]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1953 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 8]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1954 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 9]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1955 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 10]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1956 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 11]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1957 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 12]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1958 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 13]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1959 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 14]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1960 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 15]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1961 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 16]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1962 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 17]
    • State 4-H Club Week, 1963 - 1967 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 18]
    • State 4-H Congress -- Programs, 1969 - 1998 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 19]
    • State 4-H Congress -- "Announcing", 1963 - 1981 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 20]
    • State 4-H Congress -- Committee Assignments, 1963 - 1977 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 21]
    • State 4-H Congress, 1968 - 1972 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 22]
    • State 4-H Congress, 1973 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 23]
    • State 4-H Congress, 1974 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 24]
    • State 4-H Congress, 1975 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 25]
    • State 4-H Congress, 1976 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 26]
    • State 4-H Congress, 1977 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 27]
    • State 4-H Congress, 1978 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 28]
    • State 4-H Congress, 1987 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 29]
    • State 4-H Congress, 1989 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 30]
    • State 4-H Congress, 1990 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 31]
    • State 4-H Congress, 1991 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 32]
    • State 4-H Congress, 1993 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 33]
    • State 4-H Council, 1953 - 1973 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 34]
    • State 4-H Council -- Meetings, 1980 - 1996 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 35]
    • State Fashion Revue -- Programs, 1959 - 1996 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 36]
    • State Health Pageant -- Programs, 1940 - 1976 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 37]
    • State Leaders Luncheon -- Programs, 1947 - 1980 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 38]
    • State Presenation Banquet -- Programs, 1992 - 1998 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 39]
    • State Presenation Winners -- Programs, 1990 - 1992 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 40]
    • State Talent Show -- Programs, 1966 - 1981, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 41]
    • Statistics -- 4-H Church Sunday, 1964 - 1968 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 42]
    • Statistics -- Demonstration Day, 1964 - 1969 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 43]
    • Statistics -- Enrollment, 1943 - 1961 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 44]
    • Statistics -- General, 1947 - 1971, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 45]
    • Teen Leader Program, 1969 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 46]
    • Thrift Program, 1950 - 1951 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 47]
    • TV -- "Mulligan Stew", 1973 - 1974 [UA 102.010 Carton 9, Folder 48]
    • TV -- "Science Club", 1968 - 1974 [UA 102.010 Carton 10, Folder 1]
    • Wildlife Conservation Conference, 1936 - 1963 [UA 102.010 Carton 10, Folder 2]
    • World War II -- Citizenship, 1941, undated [UA 102.010 Carton 10, Folder 3]
    • World War II -- Correspondence with Servicemen, 1941 - 1946 [UA 102.010 Carton 10, Folder 4]
    • World War II -- County Contributions, 1946 [Online Content]

      		[UA 102.010 Carton 10, Folder 5]
    • World War II -- Feed a Fighter Program, 1943 - 1944 [UA 102.010 Carton 10, Folder 6]
    • World War II -- General, 1942 - 1945 [UA 102.010 Carton 10, Folder 7]