Ellen S. Woodward (1887-1971) was the director of work relief programs for women during the New Deal in the 1930s. As a leader among women's clubs and political groups in the United States, she was an effective advocate for economic security for women and children.
She is buried next to her husband Judge Albert Young Woodward Sr.
She is buried next to her husband Judge Albert Young Woodward Sr.
Ellen S. Woodward (1887-1971) was the director of work relief programs for women during the New Deal in the 1930s. As a leader among women's clubs and political groups in the United States, she was an effective advocate for economic security for women and children.
She is buried next to her husband Judge Albert Young Woodward Sr.
She is buried next to her husband Judge Albert Young Woodward Sr.
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