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Brewer, Vivion Lenon
Vivion Lenon Brewer was born on October 6, 1900 in Little Rock, Arkansas to Clara Mercer and Warren E. Lenon, a prominent local Democrat who served as Little Rock's mayor from 1903-1908. After graduating from Little Rock High School, Brewer left the South to attend Smith College, where she majored in sociology. She returned to Little Rock after her graduation from Smith in 1921 and, until 1923, worked as her father's secretary. During the period 1924-26 Brewer worked briefly as a bookkeeper and a gift shop owner before she left to spend a year traveling through Europe. In 1926 Brewer returned to Little Rock once again, resumed working in her father's bank by day, and began working toward her law degree at night. She graduated from Arkansas Law School in 1928, the same year she was elected Vice President of the bank. Despite passing the Arkansas bar exam in 1929, Brewer chose to continue at the bank rather than working as an attorney.
Joe and Vivion Brewer, August 1959
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Brewer, Vivion Lenon, 1900-
http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6m6348v (person)
Co-founder, Women's Emergency Committee to Open Our Schools; Volunteer; Banker; Lawyer. Vivion Lenon Brewer was born in Little Rock, Arkansas; graduated from Smith College in 1921; and received a law degree from Arkansas Law School in 1928. Rather than practice law, she continued to work in her father's bank and was made Vice President. She married Joseph Brewer in 1930, nephew of Senator Joseph T. Robinson, and they lived in Washington, D.C. until 1946 when they returne...
