United States, Georgia, Peach County, Fort Valley, 32.55376, -83.88741Carmichael, J. P.1948Flowers, W. T.Jackson, GrahamLattimore, Annie MaeO'Neal, O. S.; Slone, P. H.; Stephens, R. D.; Thompson, M. E.; Toomer, Margaret; White, Robert;4-H; Community activities; Home Demonstration; Miscellaneous; Portraits; Scenes;This item has been aggregated as part of the Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL)'s "Deeply Rooted: The Agricultural Rural History of the American South" project.image/jpegengDeeply Rootedhttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences (CAES) Photograph Collection, University Archives, Hargrett Library, University of Georgia, Athens, GeorgiaUniversity of Georgia. College of Agricultural and Environmental SciencesAgricultural education--GeorgiaCommunity life--Georgia--Fort ValleyPanel discussion at Ft. Valley Ham & Egg Show; Mr. Hag presiding over pageant at show; Mrs. Margaret Toomer, HDA, left, and Mrs. Annie Mae Lattimore looking at Mrs. Lattmore's prize-winning lard; 1948 Ham & Egg Show at Fort Valley; Governor M.E. Thompson at Ft. Valley Show; Graham Jackson, Negro musician, playing at Ft. Valley show; Queen Egg and King Ham: W.T. Flowers and O.S. O'Neal admiring Flowers' prize-winning ham; P.H. Slone, state agent for negro work, leading panel discussion; Negro 4-H Club girls demonstrating correct way to cook ham; Robert White, standing left, American Broadcasting Co. and R.D. Stephens, right, interviewing participants on American Farmer Broadcast; canned pork productsStillImage