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Identifier
20044880
Description
Three hundred Tarrant County 4-H Club girls gathered at Sycamore Park for their annual outing. Members who attended learned handicraft skills taught by Jennie Mae Boyer, of Bedford, Texas (seated, far right). Learning how to weave hotplate pads from cotton string are Mrs. Beulah Eastwood, of Saginaw, Texas (seated, left), Lila Ruth Gillen, of Saginaw (standing, left), Ollie B. Hudgins, of Crowley, Texas (standing, center), and Anita Halbert, of Crowley (standing, right). All five women are wearing patterned dresses.
Archival Date
1941-07-22
Collection Name
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection
Collection Number
AR406-6-1208
Original Format
Negatives, Black & White
File Format
JPG
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Subjects
Youth organizations; Picnics; Parks; Arts & crafts; Dresses; Weaving
Names
Tarrant County 4-H Club girls; Sycamore Park; Boyer, Jennie Mae; Eastwood, Beulah (Mrs.); Gillen, Lila Ruth; Hudgins, Ollie B.; Halbert, Anita
Subjects
Youth organizations; Picnics; Parks; Arts & crafts; Dresses; Weaving