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Delta region gets new club leader from White Hall
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Deborah Horn Special to The Commercial
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Today at 2:57 a.m.
New Horizons Extension Homemakers Club members work to raise money during the grand opening of the Saracen Landing Farmers Market. From left, they are, Sarah Gwin of White Hall, Kimberly Edwards of Redfield, Sophia Gwin of White Hall and Dot Dunn Hart, the new Delta District director for the Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council. (Special to The Commercial/Deborah Horn)
A few weeks ago, Dot Dunn Hart was at the Saracen Landing Farmers Market at Pine Bluff. Recently, she was in White Hall. And on another day, Hart was in Dumas volunteering at Hope for the Delta.
Graphic courtesy of Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council
The Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council is an organization associated with the Cooperative Extension Service, part of the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture. Arkansas County’s EHC clubs are among the 321 clubs throughout the state, with more than 3,700 members. Their mission is to empower individuals and families to improve their lives through continuing education, leadership development, and community service.
Through Extension Homemakers Clubs, the Cooperative Extension Service connects trusted research to the adoption of best practices in Family and Consumer Sciences including: health, nutrition, money management, and personal development.
Arkansas Extension Homemakers began in 1912 as Home Demonstration Clubs. The clubs, organized by the Cooperative Extension Service, were essential for disseminating critical information for managing family resources and food safety at a time when many rural h