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Sarah Lee Fain
Member From: 1924 - 1928
- Birth Date: November 23, 1888 Birth Place:Norfolk, VA
- Death Date: July 19, 1962
- Gender: Female Race: Caucasian
- Spouse: Walter Colquitt Fain (m. September 8, 1917)
- Children:
- Religion: Episcopalian
- Education: Leach-Wood Seminary, Hemmingway High School - Norfolk Public Schools, University of Virginia summer courses
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- Occupation/Profession: Lecturer, political campaign consultant, Chief of the United States Information Service (National Emergency Council)
- Memberships/Affiliations: Episcopal Church United Daughters of the Confederacy Daughters of the American Revolution Quota Club Business and Professional Woman's Civic League, Pasadena, CA American Historical Association National Economic League National Defense Day Committee American Legion Auxiliary Alpha Kappa Pi South Carolina House of Delegates and South Carolina State Senate (honorary member, 1929) Appointed by the Governor to represent State at National Inland Waterways Convention National Education Conference National Tax Conference
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Additional Info Links:
Bio from Library of Virginia
| Session | District | District Number | Party | Leadership | Committees |
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| 1924 | City of Norfolk | Democrat | Chesapeake and Its Tributaries Claims General Laws Schools and Colleges |
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| 1926-1927 | City of Norfolk | Democrat | Appropriations Chesapeake and Its Tributaries Claims Schools and Colleges |
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| 1927 Ex. | City of Norfolk | Democrat | Appropriations Chesapeake and Its Tributaries Claims Schools and Colleges |
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| 1928 | City of Norfolk | Democrat | Schools and Colleges (Chair) Appropriations Chesapeake and Its Tributaries Claims |
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