The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-13
TIMETABLES
TO APPEAR ON
FULL PROGRAM.
Hon. Chase WOodhOuse
Mrs. NJ. Davis. lWCA
Out-Of-TOwn Guests

Ms Chase Gorg Wala4o-se
ore q Connee. GUS o4t> cd ng
women. W. be "e "etaeon
speaker 8; The E..:,or.an Business
womens "vlco~y" conference on
ss,uraay. Fee~uary r. =; 2 noon
at the Lucy Thurman Branch,
YwCA Sea Ess; Elzabe.h
Ms Woodho4se, the sccre.ary Of
the State Of Coraettc.i,. is 'csder
In many feds ollie She IS
wife. mother Of two c. sten,
son in the army. daughter q: the
University OF CouneCaCut she is
professor Of pc yea. economy. al
Connecticut college She IS
worker with and FOR women who
toll
She not only teaches and breaches
practical democracy. bat lives H.
Her pioneer work IN sponsoring a
class o. "a girls under the National
Youth Administrator. ;raining
them 10 prepare FOR their first job.
snd HAVING them serve he local
war sgeEcIey during thTs training.
and her work for four years as
sponsor and unpaid director OF .
WPA project for Xhiie collar Wom-
en-. are The outstanding enterprises
OF their kind In Connecticut Mrs
Woodhouse contributes her tine
ard her experience Without renums
Grafton.
She has been for years leader
IN the Connecticut League OF Won
CT Voters. res gning from her office
as state chairman OF Government
ard Economic Welfare before she
vas nominated as secretary OF The
STATE
She is the president OF the Con-
recticut Federation OF Democratic
Women's clubs. which is devoted 10
the study OF government. issues
She was senior economist in the
Bureau OF Home Economics in the
q United States Department OF Agri-
culture in Washington. She was
for two terms president OF the In
-teTnatieHsl Association etAitfass
Gibbs. the oldest and largest serv-
Zee club for ,woVkn. From 1894 20
H-shs.l s1oE in nearly every
stale in the Onion, and made two
trips TO Mexico. She is co-founder
and mansger-director OF the Insti-
tute OF Women's Professional Rela-
tons, which has won the favorable
attention not only OF working wom-
en- and specialists, but also OF edu-
eaiional and research foundations
You won't want 10 miss the mes
sage that the Hon. Chase Going
" dollhouse will bring 10 Detroit
The public is cordially invited &c
attend the conference
Other local outstanding individ-
gals will speak on the various pan
els such as Atty Zaio Woodford
W. z Stirton OF the Board OF Edu'
cation: Miss Ethel Beach OF the
United Office and professional
Workers OF America; Mrs Elizabeth
Belen from Lansing. Mich; Mrs
Eliza Grigsby. social worker: Mrs
r. L. Grooms. Detroit Institute Of
Commerce: Rosa Grsgg. Detroit
Federation OF Women's clubs; Mrs
Ruth Starner. Placement Office FOR
Emergency Management: and Mrs
Gladys Psntoin. secretary OF the
Business and Industrial girls, Met
ropolitan Y.W.C.A.
Bring your. problems TO the vic
tory conference and get the facts
In conjunction with the Vic
tory" conference. the Ellittorians
g. are celebrstin g-Negro History week
O. Sunday, February IA at the
YMCA at 4 pm. Al this time
Mrs. Mamie Davis. regional su-
pervisot OF Negro work for Central
and Western USO and wv CA
Will be the guest speaker.
Mrs Davis was born in Marion
Ala. had received her education a.
ohHAUtl NUS kpii NOANENs 70 hAHA4AA
Texas and Temple university
Philadelphia msjoring in sociology
ard guidance. respectively She
holds an Alb degree in sociology.
Mrs. Davis has been Girl Reserve
secretary OF the Y W c A. in Dallas
Texas. executive secretary OF IA,
same ~" Senior Activities sec
rotary OF the YWCA in Phdsoel
phif, Pa, and general seetetsfyY o
that ~" also
She is member OF The Philedel
phis Area WCA s'sf group Al
pha Kappa Alpha sorority, NatIona
Association OF Business and Pro
fesSonsl Women and was mem
Der OF NAEO
The message Mrs Davis "
bring 10 the De,ro.. public is sure
20 be Interesting
As result OF efforts bv The GOV.
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