1. The Life Of A Beauty Mogel
Madam C.J Walker
The Life Of A Beauty Mogel

2. It’s a girl!
Sarah Breedlove was born on December 23,1867

3. A Bad Death
When Sarah was 7, both of her parents died of yellow fever

4. Early Work
To survive she and her siblings picked cotton
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5. Grateful God
When Sarah was 20, she joined the St. Paul’s African Methodist Episcopical Church

6. Here comes the bride,all dressed in white...
Sarah married Moses McWilliams

7. I can keep a job!
Sarah then worked as a laundress

8. It’s a girl!
In i885 Sarah and Moses had a girl named A’lelia

9. 7 Years
In 1887 Moses McWilliams died

10. Double-Ring
Walker In 1906 Sarah married Charles Joseph Walker and changed her name to Madam C.J.

11. headquarters
In 1910 Madam C.J Walker moved to Indianapolis, Indiana to set up the headquarters for her business.

12. Smart House
In Madame C.J had a 34- room mansion built for her in New York.

13. A.W.B.C.C.
In 1912 Madam C.j Walker hosted the first Annual Walker Beauty Culturists Convention

14. Divorce
Sometime between Madam C.J Walker and Charles Joseph Walker divorced .

15. DONATIONS
Madam C.J. Walker donated 1,000 dollars to the Tuskegee Institute and hundreds to the NAACP and other black charities. She also had helped establish the Mary McLeod Bethune school.

16. FACT TIME She claimed the ingredients came to her in a dream
Some of the remedy was grown in Africa
She claimed the ingredients came to her in a dream
She did not know how to read and write until later in life.

17. Death at 52 Madam C.J Walker died in 1919
She was buried at Woodland Cemetery in the Bronx
She left an estate valued at two-million dollars
She died after World war I

18. Quotes ‘‘Perseverance is my motto”
“I got my start by giving myself a start ”
“I had to make my own living and my own opportunity. But I made it! Don't sit down and wait for the opportunities to come. Get up and make them.”

19. help
Madam C.J. was known for her philanthropy

20. The End