The Board of Directors of the Women’s Civic Improvement Club (WCIC) of Sacramento, Inc., are proud to announce.....
Women’s Civic Improvement Club’s 75th Anniversary Celebration August 1-6, 2011
The week-long celebration will feature fun and educational activities for all ages, as well as a gala banquet. As we embark on this historic anniversary project, we at WCIC need your help. We want to recognize living relatives of the visionary WCIC Founders. A book written by Grace Carter-Douglas, THE GRIOT, has the 1st Board of Directors that signed the incorporation papers as:
Elizabeth Jones Netta White (Sparks) Viola M. Brooks Jessie B. Robinson Louise Anderson Mattie Moore Ethel Robinson Lillian English Jessie Crawford
YES, THERE WERE MORE. WCIC was a merger of 3 arts and social women’s groups active in Sacramento before 1936, which made it a collaborative organizing effort. If you know and are related to any of these women, please come to the WCIC Open House on April 30, 2011, noon to 4:00 PM, to add their names and the names of living relatives for recognition during this historic 75th year celebration.
For more information, contact Ms. Davis or Mrs. Acorda at WCIC, (916) 451-8870.
WCIC - "WE'RE CARING, INVOLVED AND COMMITTED" Visit www.wcicinc.org.
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