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Picture One; the Ozark Farm Women’s Club located in Old Greer County Okla. Organizations known as farm women’s clubs existed as early as 1910 in Oklahoma. This Federal and State funded program trained men and women agents. Their mission was to spread informative information on agriculture and home economics to individuals who did not attend college, women agents traveled by train, horse and buggy, or automobile to rural Oklahoma to promote home economy. These rural Oklahoma women started their own home demonstration clubs. They taught women gardening practices, poultry raising, the use of the pressure cooker to preserve meats, fruits, and vegetables, preparation of nutritious meals, sewing clothing, and household sanitation. The educational programs also provided a social outlet for rural women. Picture Two; the Victory Farm Women’s Club in 1948, giving away a brand new 1948 Kaizer automobile on April 1st 1948 for Free, Donations are accepted.
