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The more he thought about it, the more Judge "Miller felt that town mothers could get more accomplished, according to Dorothy, and so the very next morning, he began organizing a slate of women candidates with himself as campaign manager.
When the Judge called her to see if she’d allow her name to be put up, Dorothy said yes and so began a political career which has already lasted 30 years.
On September 1, 1950, Washingtonians seated Dorothy Hawkins, Achsah Miller, Bobbi Critzer, Elizabeth Racer and Ruby Jenkins and Louise Price around the council table with Dorothy Davis weilding the mayor’s gavel.
Laughing at the irony, Mrs. Hawkins recalled the
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