Background
Small, Sarah Mae was born on November 16, 1923 in Salisbury, North Carolina, United States. Daughter of Clint and Lillie Mae (Wilbourn) Evans.
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Sarah Mae Small
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Certified, Cortez Business School, 1948.
Career
File clerk general accounting office, Federal Government, Washington, 1941-1947; secretary, stenographer, Central Intelligence Agency, Washington, 1948-1952; administrative assistant, Central Intelligence Agency, McLean, Virginia, 1952-1965; retired, Central Intelligence Agency, 1965. Elected president Energetic Crusaders, Inc., since 1993.
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President Youth Triumph Church, Washington, Maryland., South Carolina. and Georgia, 1965-1976, The Energetic Crusaders, Inc., 1993. Board directors American Red Cross, Washington, 1986-1987, Children's Education Foundation, Inc., since 1989. Member of advisory board District of Columbia General Hospital, 1985-1986.
Member Junior Citizens Corps (life, president since 1985, Dedicated Community Svc. award 1983, Business and Community Svc. award 1986), Business and Professional Women's League (treasurer 1982-1986), Women in Arts (chartered, president since 1984), National Council Negro Women, World Affairs Council Washington, Agricultural Council American, Executive Travel Club Riverdale.
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Married Jesse Small Senior, May 4, 1941. Children: Jesse Junior, Jean Carol Small Bell.
Awards
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Recipient Outstanding and Dedicated Volunteer Svc. award Kiwanis Club of Capital Centre, 1985, Plaque in Recognition of Dedicated and Outstanding Volunteer Svc. to the Corps and Washington District of Columbia, Community Junior Citizen's Corps., 1989, Appreciation award for Outstanding and Dedicated Vol.Svc. to Corps, Junior Citizens Corps., Inc., 1990, Appreciation award Junior Citizens Corporation, Inc., 1990, Community Svc. award for leadership and youth advocacy Business and Professional Women's League, Inc., 1991, Volunteer award achievement excellence service youths of Junior Citizens Corps., Inc., 1992, others.Recipient Outstanding and Dedicated Volunteer Svc. award Kiwanis Club of Capital Centre, 1985, Plaque in Recognition of Dedicated and Outstanding Volunteer Svc. to the Corps and Washington District of Columbia, Community Junior Citizen's Corps., 1989, Appreciation award for Outstanding and Dedicated Vol.Svc. to Corps, Junior Citizens Corps., Inc., 1990, Appreciation award Junior Citizens Corporation, Inc., 1990, Community Svc. award for leadership and youth advocacy Business and Professional Women's League, Inc., 1991, Volunteer award achievement excellence service youths of Junior Citizens Corps., Inc., 1992, others.