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SUPPLEMENT 1975-1976 69 Frederick Catoctin Club; Frederick Touchdown Club; Frederick Y.M.C.A. Secreta.ry-treasure.r, Maryland State, BPAA. Eastern Re- gion Vice President, Bowling Proprietors Association of America; Chairman, and member, board of directors, BPAA Legislative Com- mittee. Member, Frederick Cotillion Club; Elks; American Legion; AMVETS; Terrapin Club; V.F.W. Married. Member of the Senate since 1971. VERDA WELCOME, Democrat, District 40; born in Lake Lure, N. C. Attended North Carolina and Delaware public schools; Coppin Normal School; Morgan State College, B.S., 1939; New York Univer- sity, M.A., 1943; Columbia University. Former teacher. Member, Mayor's Advisory Committee for Urban Renewal, 1946. Member, Pres- ident Johnson's National Citizens Committee for Community Rela- tions. Delegate, 1964 Democratic National Convention. Member, 1960 Democratic 750 Club. State Delegate, 1960 Legislative Work Confer- ence, Southern Regional Education Board. Member, Governor's Com- mittee on Human Relations; Maryland Commission on Status of Women; Security Guard Commission. Member, Americans for Demo- cratic Action; Board of Governors, 4th District Democratic Organiza- tion of Baltimore City, Inc.; Valiant Women's Democratic Club; Baltimore Urban League. Board member, Citizens' Planning and Housing Association; International League of Peace and Freedom; League of Women Voters; Maryland State Division, American Asso- ciation of University Women. Life member, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Member, American Civil Liberties Union; National Order of Women Legislators; United Nations. Board member, Advance Savings and Loan Association; Maryland Chapter, National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Member, Advisory Board, Provi- dent Hospital. Board member, Health and Welfare Council; Day Care Licensing Advisory and Study Committee; Maryland Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Founder and member Mondawmin Improvement Associa- tion. Life member, Delta Sigma Theta sorority. Received Distinguished First Award presented by American Negro Emanicipation Centennial Commission of Illinois, 1963; 1962 Woman of the Year Award pre- sented by the Women's Auxiliary to the National Medical Association; Afro-American Newspaper award for superior public service; citation to outstanding soror, Baltimore Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta sorority; Outstanding Achievement Award, The Women of Morgan State College; Distinguished Alumni Citation, Coppin State Teachers College; Certificate of Merit, Baltimore Chapter, Howard University Alumni Association; Community Service Award, Baltimore Chapter, Business and Professional Women's Clubs. Award, World's Fair Citi- zenship Day, September, 1964. Doctor of Laws degree, Howard Uni- versity, 1968. Doctor of Social Sciences degree, University of Mary- land, 1970. Certificate of Appreciation, United Negro College Fund, 1970. Citation for dedicated service from Maryland Federation of the Blind, 1970. Received Achievement Award, Afro-American News- paper; League of Women Voters Outstanding Democrat Award; Medgar Evers Human Rights Award; Howard University Alumni Association Award; Alumni of the Year Award, Morgan State Col- lege; Central Nassau Service Award; Tau Gamma Delta Sorority Outstanding Citizen's Award. Married. Member of the House of Dele- gates, 1959-63. Member of the Senate since 1963. Member, Legisla- tive Council, 1971. E. HOMER WHITE, JR., Democrat, District 36; born in Salisbury, April 5, 1911. Attended Salisbury public schools; William and Mary College; Strayer's Business College. Served in the U. S. Army during |
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