DescriptionEartha Mary Magdalene White 1910s and residents of the Clara White Old Folks Home.jpg
Eartha M. M. White was a humanitarian, businesswoman and philanthropist from Jacksonville. She created educational opportunities and provided relief to African-Americans in northeastern Florida. White helped found several organizations and institutions, including the Clara White Mission, Mercy Hospital and the Boy's Improvement Club. She was designated as a Great Floridian by the Florida Department of State in the year 2000. (In this picture, Eartha White is seated on the left side of the steps. It is possible her mother is on the right?)
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