The following biographical sketch of Mona appeared in Who's Who in the Central States, A Biographical Dictionary of Leading Men and Women of the Central States, Volume I, which was published in 1947.
HOPKINS, Mona Anne WilIcox, child welfare worker; b. Eldora, Ia.; d. Wm. Vance Willcox and Elizabeth Anne (Parks) W.; ed. West high sch., Des Moines, Ia.; summer courses, State Univ. of Ia.; m. Burtram C. Hopkins of Des Moines, Ia., 20 June 1900; children – Anne (Mrs. Chester E. Adams), Burtram Willcox, William Vance. Pres., Ia. Congress of Parents & Teachers, 1925-29; v.p.,. Nat. Congress of Parents & Teachers, 1930-34; chmn. legis. com., Ia. Assn. Social Welfare, 1929-35; mem. Ia. Corn. on Unemployment, 1930-31, Govt.'s Planning Com. for Ia. White House Conf. on Child Health and Protection; Ia. mem. Nat. Women's Com. Mobilization for Human Needs, 1933-34; 1st woman mem., Ia. State Bd. Social Welfare, 1937-39; chmn. Child Welfare Div., Ia. Fed. Women's Clubs, 1929-31.Clubs: Des Moines Women's, Women's City (pres., 1937-39), Pro-America. Protestant. Republican. Home: 3315 Beaver Av., Des Moines, Ia. Summer home: Okoboji, Ia.
HOPKINS, Mona Anne WilIcox, child welfare worker; b. Eldora, Ia.; d. Wm. Vance Willcox and Elizabeth Anne (Parks) W.; ed. West high sch., Des Moines, Ia.; summer courses, State Univ. of Ia.; m. Burtram C. Hopkins of Des Moines, Ia., 20 June 1900; children – Anne (Mrs. Chester E. Adams), Burtram Willcox, William Vance. Pres., Ia. Congress of Parents & Teachers, 1925-29; v.p.,. Nat. Congress of Parents & Teachers, 1930-34; chmn. legis. com., Ia. Assn. Social Welfare, 1929-35; mem. Ia. Corn. on Unemployment, 1930-31, Govt.'s Planning Com. for Ia. White House Conf. on Child Health and Protection; Ia. mem. Nat. Women's Com. Mobilization for Human Needs, 1933-34; 1st woman mem., Ia. State Bd. Social Welfare, 1937-39; chmn. Child Welfare Div., Ia. Fed. Women's Clubs, 1929-31.Clubs: Des Moines Women's, Women's City (pres., 1937-39), Pro-America. Protestant. Republican. Home: 3315 Beaver Av., Des Moines, Ia. Summer home: Okoboji, Ia.
The following biographical sketch of Mona appeared in Who's Who in the Central States, A Biographical Dictionary of Leading Men and Women of the Central States, Volume I, which was published in 1947.
HOPKINS, Mona Anne WilIcox, child welfare worker; b. Eldora, Ia.; d. Wm. Vance Willcox and Elizabeth Anne (Parks) W.; ed. West high sch., Des Moines, Ia.; summer courses, State Univ. of Ia.; m. Burtram C. Hopkins of Des Moines, Ia., 20 June 1900; children – Anne (Mrs. Chester E. Adams), Burtram Willcox, William Vance. Pres., Ia. Congress of Parents & Teachers, 1925-29; v.p.,. Nat. Congress of Parents & Teachers, 1930-34; chmn. legis. com., Ia. Assn. Social Welfare, 1929-35; mem. Ia. Corn. on Unemployment, 1930-31, Govt.'s Planning Com. for Ia. White House Conf. on Child Health and Protection; Ia. mem. Nat. Women's Com. Mobilization for Human Needs, 1933-34; 1st woman mem., Ia. State Bd. Social Welfare, 1937-39; chmn. Child Welfare Div., Ia. Fed. Women's Clubs, 1929-31.Clubs: Des Moines Women's, Women's City (pres., 1937-39), Pro-America. Protestant. Republican. Home: 3315 Beaver Av., Des Moines, Ia. Summer home: Okoboji, Ia.
HOPKINS, Mona Anne WilIcox, child welfare worker; b. Eldora, Ia.; d. Wm. Vance Willcox and Elizabeth Anne (Parks) W.; ed. West high sch., Des Moines, Ia.; summer courses, State Univ. of Ia.; m. Burtram C. Hopkins of Des Moines, Ia., 20 June 1900; children – Anne (Mrs. Chester E. Adams), Burtram Willcox, William Vance. Pres., Ia. Congress of Parents & Teachers, 1925-29; v.p.,. Nat. Congress of Parents & Teachers, 1930-34; chmn. legis. com., Ia. Assn. Social Welfare, 1929-35; mem. Ia. Corn. on Unemployment, 1930-31, Govt.'s Planning Com. for Ia. White House Conf. on Child Health and Protection; Ia. mem. Nat. Women's Com. Mobilization for Human Needs, 1933-34; 1st woman mem., Ia. State Bd. Social Welfare, 1937-39; chmn. Child Welfare Div., Ia. Fed. Women's Clubs, 1929-31.Clubs: Des Moines Women's, Women's City (pres., 1937-39), Pro-America. Protestant. Republican. Home: 3315 Beaver Av., Des Moines, Ia. Summer home: Okoboji, Ia.
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MONA ANNE
HOPKINS
1878 - 1964
