Adna Edwards, Rowan
County’s first full-time home demonstration agent, teaches the Woodleaf Home
Demonstration Club how to use a steam pressure canner. Maggie Julian Canup
began home demonstration work in 1912 on a part-time basis for $1 a year. The
first adult program began in 1920, and Miss Edwards became the first full-time
agent in 1921. Only four member of the audience have been identified. They are,
fourth from the left in the front row, Daisy “Des” Fraley; first on the second
row, Bertha Watson Wetmore; and third on the second row, Charlotte Fraley
Bailey, holding her son, Jack. This photo was published May 6, 1989, in the Salisbury Post.
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