Background
Douglas, Alice May was born on June 28, 1865 in Bath, Maine, United States. Daughter of Joshua Lufkin and Helen Lauraman (Harvey) Douglas. Ex-state superintendent peace and arbitration, Maine Women's Christian Temperance Union
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Alice May Douglas
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Ex-secretary Young People's Work of Woman’s Home Missionary Society of Mechanical Engineers Church, Maine Conference. Executive Maine Branch American School Peace League. Maine correspondent Lake Mohonk Conference on International Arbitration.
Genealogical investigator for Eugenics Section Carnegie Institution, Cold Spring Harbor, New New York
Ex-director Maine Conference Deaconess Home, Portland. Formerly wrote South.S. lessons primary department Sunday School Journal.
Was editor of Pacific Banner, and The Acorn. First state primary South.S. secretary (for Maine) in the United States.
Ex-4th vice president Maine State Epworth League.
Ex-district secretary Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society, and conference secretary of Woman’s Home Missionary Society of Methodist Episcopal Church. Delegate to Boston Peace Congress. Founder of Peace Makers’ Bands.
Ex-secretary of Lay Electoral Conference of Maine Conference of Methodist Episcopal Church.
Ex-secretary Sagadahoc Historical Society Organizer of Bands of Mercy for American Humane Education Society.
Career
Delegate to Boston Peace Congress. Organizer of Bands of Mercy for American Humane Education.
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Membership
Member New England Woman’s Press Association, Maine Woman’s Suffrage Association, International Magna Carta Day Association (Vice-President for Maine), Bath Women's Christian Temperance Union (president).
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January 6, 1943 (aged 77) -
Nationality
American