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Download a List of Notable Members umerous Junior League members have Betty Ford 1918-2011 Famous Nbecome household names through their Humanitarian, woman’s rights and substance professional and personal pursuits. Below is just abuse prevention advocate, former First Lady a sampling of famous Junior League women. of the U.S. (1974-77); founder, Betty Ford Clinic (1982) Shirley Temple Black 1928-2014 Grand Rapids, MI Child actress featured in more than 40 films; U.S. Representative to the United Nations Margaret Hamilton 1902-1985 Members League Junior (1969-70); U.S. Ambassador to Ghana (1974-76); Actress, best known for her role as the Wicked first woman to serve as White House Chief of Witch of the West in The Wizard of Oz Protocol (1976-77) Cleveland, OH Palo Alto • Mid-Peninsula, CA Katharine Hepburn 1907-2003 Barbara Bush 1925- 4-time U.S. Academy Award-winning actress Community service volunteer, literacy activist, (1934, 68, 69, 82); 3-time British Academy author; former First Lady of the United States Award recipient (1969, 83); writer; daughter of (1989-1993); founder of the Barbara Bush suffragette Katharine Houghton Foundation for Family Literacy (1989) Hartford, CT Houston, TX Oveta Culp Hobby 1905-1995 Laura Bush 1946- First Commander of Women’s Auxiliary Army Literacy activist, volunteer, author; former First Corps (1941-45); first U.S. Secretary of Health, Lady of the U.S. (2001-2009); launched Ready to Education & Welfare (1953-55) in President Read, Ready to Learn educational initiative (2001) Dwight D. Eisenhower’s Administration Dallas, TX Houston, TX Marilyn Carlson Nelson 1939- Mary Pillsbury Lord 1904-1978 Chair and former CEO of Carlson Companies, U.S. Delegate to the United Nations, succeeding the first major North American travel company Eleanor Roosevelt to sign the ECPAT international code of conduct Minneapolis, MN & The City of New York regarding the sexual exploitation of children (2002); Chair by presidential appointment, Ruth Rowlands Nichols 1901-1960 National Women’s Business Council (2002- Female aviation pioneer who held simultaneous 2005); Author: How We Lead Matters: world records for speed, altitude and distance. Reflections on a Life of Leadership(2008) Was an early advocate for including women in Minneapolis, MN the NASA space program. The City of New York Sarah Palfrey Cooke Danzig 1912-1996 Two-time U.S. Tennis Champion (1934, 35) and Sandra Day O’Connor 1930- twice doubles champion at Wimbledon (1930, First female U.S. Supreme Court Justice (1981- 36), author, activist; lobbied the U.S. Tennis 2006); Assistant Attorney General for Arizona Association to remove the color bar (1950); (1965-69); first woman to serve as the majority voted into the International Tennis Hall of leader of a state Senate (1969-74) in Arizona Fame (1963) Phoenix, AZ The City of New York 1 Nancy Reagan 1921- Canadian Provincial Appointment Famous Actress, author; substance abuse prevention activist; former First Lady of the U.S. (1981-1989) • Lois Mitchell Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Los Angeles, CA 2015-present Eleanor Roosevelt 1884-1962 Calgary, AB First Lady of the United States (1933-1945); U.S. Congress social reformer; humanitarian; author; U.S. Junior League Members League Junior Delegate to the United Nations, (1946- • Judy Biggert 52, 1961-62); Chair of the Human Rights Elected U.S. House of Representatives Commission overseeing the creation of the 1998-2013 Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) Chicago, IL The City of New York • Frances P. Bolton Elected U.S. House of Representatives Mary Harriman Rumsey 1881-1934 1940-1969 Founder of The Junior League (1901); first Cleveland, OH defender of consumer rights in President Franklin Roosevelt’s Administration (1933); • Susan Brooks organizer, Farm Foundation Board (1933-34) Elected U.S. House of Representatives The City of New York 2013-present Indianapolis, IN Eudora Welty 1909-2001 • Jennifer Dunn Pulitzer prize-winning author of The Optimist’s Elected U.S. House of Representatives Daughter (1969); photographer; lecturer 1992-2004 Jackson, MS Seattle, WA Pamela Willeford 1950- • Anna G. Eshoo Former U.S. Ambassador to Switzerland and Elected U.S. House of Representatives Luxembourg 1992-present Austin, TX Palo Alto • Mid-Peninsula, CA • Mary E. Pruett Farrington Elected to Government Elected U.S. House of Representatives 1954-1956 Canadian Parliament Honolulu, HI • Florence Bird • Tillie K. Fowler Elected to Canadian Parliament 1978-1983 Elected U.S. House of Representatives Winnipeg, MB 1992-2000 Jacksonville, FL • Margaret McTavish Konantz Elected to Canadian Parliament 1964-1968 • Isabella Selmes Greenway Winnipeg, MB Elected U.S. House of Representatives 1933-1936 • Bobbie Sparrow The City of New York Elected to Canadian Parliament 1984-1988 Calgary, AB • Kay R. Hagan Elected to U.S. Senate, 2008-2015 Greensboro, NC 2 • Carolyn Maloney • Kerry Healey Famous Elected U.S. House of Representatives Massachusetts State Lt. Governor, 1992-present 2003-2007 The City of New York Boston, MA • Lynn Martin • Alyson l. Huber Elected U.S. House of Representatives California State Assemblymember, 1981-1985; U.S. Secretary of Labor 1991-93 2008-present Rockford, IL Sacramento, CA Members League Junior • Doris Matsui • Diane Patrick Elected U.S. House of Representatives Texas House of Representatives, 2005-present 2007-Present Sacramento, CA Arlington, TX • Ruth Sears Baker Pratt • Betty Sims Elected U.S. House of Representatives Missouri State Senator, 1995-2002 1929-1933 St. Louis, MO The City of New York • Emily Anne Staples Tuttle • Margaret Chase Smith Minnesota State Senate, 1977-1980 Elected in 1948 to U.S. Senate; elected in Minneapolis, MN 1940 to U.S. House of Representatives; first woman to serve in both houses of Local Government (U.S.) Congress • Pat Evans Bangor, ME Mayor of Plano, TX, 2002-2009 Plano, TX State Government (U.S.) • Margaret Hance • Martha Bedell Alexander First woman mayor of Phoenix, AZ, North Carolina House of Representatives, 1976-1983 1992-2000 Phoenix, AZ Charlotte, NC • Glenda Hood • Betsey Bayless First woman mayor of Orlando, FL, Arizona 16th Secretary of State, 1997-2002 1992-2003 Phoenix, AZ Greater Orlando, FL • Roseann Knauer Bentley • Willie Mount Missouri State Senator, 1995-2002 First woman mayor of Lake Charles, LA, Springfield, MO 1993-1999 Lake Charles, LA • Mary O. Donohue New York State Lt. Governor, 1999-2006 • Florence Shapiro Troy, NY Mayor of Plano, TX, 1990-1992 Plano, TX • Beth Halteman Harwell Tennessee General Assembly Member, • Carole Keeton Strayhorn 1988-present, Speaker of the House, 2011 First woman mayor of Austin, TX, Nashville, TN 1977-1983 Austin, TX 3.
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