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The Women’s Industrial Service League, Inc., originally named the Working Girls Cooperative League, was organized on October 8, 1931, by Mrs. Eleanor Beatrice Hull. Eleanor Beatrice Hull was born in Augusta, Georgia where she attended the first Black Elementary School for Boys and Girls established by an educator, Lucy Laney, on January 6, 1883. After ....

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