April 14. On this date in 1897, Ethel Revell was born. She was a member of the International Bahá’í Council serving as both an elected and appointed member, and served for a time as the Western Assistant Secretary. Ethel was the daughter of Mary J. Revell, known as Mother Revell for her role in founding the Bahá’í community of Philadelphia.

 

April 14. On this date in 1897, Ethel Revell was born. She was a member of the International Bahá’í Council serving as both an elected and appointed member, and served for a time as the Western Assistant Secretary. Ethel was the daughter of Mary J. Revell, known as Mother Revell for her role in founding the Bahá’í community of Philadelphia.