Tinton Pine Extension Club : Guide to the Tinton Pine Extension Club Records At the Leland D. Case Library for Western Historical Studies
Guide to the Tinton Pine Extension Club Records At the Leland D. Case Library for Western Historical Studies
Descriptive Summary
Creator:
Tinton Pine Extension Club
Title:
Tinton Pine Extension Club Records
Dates:
1936-1983
Quantity:
2 box(es) (0.83 linear feet)
Collection ID:
MSS. Tinton Pines Extension Club
Repository:
Leland D. Case Library of Western Historical Studies E.Y. Berry Library-Learning Center Black Hills State University Spearfish, SD 57799
History of Organization
Tinton Pines Extension Club was one of many extension clubs that were member organizations of the South Dakota State Federation of Home Extension Clubs. It began sometime in 1935 and was in operation until 1983. The purpose of the organization was to better enable women to perform activities that enhanced home and community life, to inspire each other through the exchange of ideas, to sponsor and fund 4-H members, to provide educational services to rural women, and to facilitate representation in the National Home Demonstration Council in the Associated Country Women of the World. This particular extension club was involved with the Black Hills State University Swarm Days Parade, providing baby showers for members, attending and putting on demonstrations relating to homemaking activities, giving flowers to the ill, and buying bonds and stamps to aid in the war effort (WWII)
Scope and Contents
Secretary's Record Books.
Preferred Citation
Tinton Pine Extension Club Records, Leland D. Case Western Historical Studies
