GLADYS ELPHICK (1904-1988)
1904 Aboriginal community leader, was born in Adelaide .
1973 She was an Australian Aboriginal women of Kaurna and Ngadjuri descent , best known as the founding president of the Council of Aboriginal Woman of South Australia
Mrs. Glady was raised the Point Pearce Mission on the York Peninsula .
1922 She had married with Walter Hughesand .
1937 Her husband death , Gladys moved to Adelaide and worked as a domestic.
1940 Elphick had married Frederick Joseph Elphick. Frederick was a soldier.
1940 Gladys joined the Aborigines Advancement league of South Australia .
1967 The Council was active in campaigning for the Referendum.
1971 Gladys was appended a member of the order of the British Emprie (MBE) .1973 Mrs Elphick became the founding president of the Council of Aboriginal Women of South Australia .
1977 She co-founded The Aboriginal Medical Service of South Australia
1937 Her husband death , Gladys moved to Adelaide and worked as a domestic.
1940 Elphick had married Frederick Joseph Elphick. Frederick was a soldier.
1940 Gladys joined the Aborigines Advancement league of South Australia .
1967 The Council was active in campaigning for the Referendum.
1971 Gladys was appended a member of the order of the British Emprie (MBE) .1973 Mrs Elphick became the founding president of the Council of Aboriginal Women of South Australia .
1977 She co-founded The Aboriginal Medical Service of South Australia
1988 Gladys death in Adelaide .
2003 the Aboriginal women's group advised the International Women's Day Committee Presedent the inaugural Gladys Elphick award.
2003 the Aboriginal women's group advised the International Women's Day Committee Presedent the inaugural Gladys Elphick award.