The Quiet Revolutionary: Amelia Morton Bishop: Following Is the Story of a Simple Texas Housewife, Mother, Sometime Denominational Worker (Especially in the Woman's Missionary Union-Wmu), Church Volunteer, School Teacher, University Professor, And Free-Lance Writer. (1) That Woman, Amelia Morton Bishop, Now Lives in Austin, Texas. To Our Way of Thinking, She Is a Quiet Revolutionary (Biography)

The Quiet Revolutionary: Amelia Morton Bishop: Following Is the Story of a Simple Texas Housewife, Mother, Sometime Denominational Worker (Especially in the Woman's Missionary Union-Wmu), Church Volunteer, School Teacher, University Professor, And Free-Lance Writer. (1) That Woman, Amelia Morton Bishop, Now Lives in Austin, Texas. To Our Way of Thinking, She Is a Quiet Revolutionary (Biography)

The Quiet Revolutionary: Amelia Morton Bishop: Following Is the Story of a Simple Texas Housewife, Mother, Sometime Denominational Worker (Especially in the Woman's Missionary Union-Wmu), Church Volunteer, School Teacher, University Professor, And Free-Lance Writer. (1) That Woman, Amelia Morton Bishop, Now Lives in Austin, Texas. To Our Way of Thinking, She Is a Quiet Revolutionary (Biography‪)‬

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The Early Years: 1920-1950 On New Year's Eve of 2004, Amelia Bishop ("Millie") celebrated her eighty-fourth birthday. (2) She was born on December 31, 1920, in Dallas, Texas, the only child of middle-aged parents, Walter and Alice Morton. In 1926, her father relocated to El Paso where she lived until her 1942 graduation with a degree in journalism from what is now the University of Texas at El Paso.

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