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schools in building ip young wo* men a deeper appreciation and understanding of the American home and the personal qualities necessary to successful homemaking. • The girl receiving the highest examination score in each school will be entered in state competition where the winner will receive a $1,500 scholarship and a trip with her advisor to Washington, D. C., Colonial Williamsburg, Va., and Philadelphia. Her school will receive a set of the! encyclopedia Britannica. j
The state winner who is selected the All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow in Philadelphia, April
21 will receive a $j),000 scholarship.
3 SALES ANNOUNCED BY REALTOR CANNON
Richard Edwards] a government employee and Helen Edwards, who is engaged in the advertising business in Washington, D. C., have recently purchased 87 acres of land from Elsie Griffith. This land is located near Rock Mills on the Thornton Rivjer. The Edwardses plan to build a home in the county and make this their vacation and week Snd retreat. •James Scammahoim of Fairfax, who is employed by the Atomic Energy Commission, has purchased 15 acres of land near Woodland Church, Culpeper p)unty. Here, Mr. Scammahorn plans to rqjse Christmas trees, on V commercial
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