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of1 the nation’s high schools to-day. Lust year, 187,463 girls in. 8,040 schools were enrolled. jA- total of 182 schools and 4.)73 girls iri this state will take the 50-minute written homemaking examination which will be the basis for! selecting the school and state Homemakers of To- , morrow. The examination paper of the girl Receiving the highest test score in;each school will be entered in state competition with each state Homejnaker of Tomorrow “receiving a $f,500 scholarship and each state runner-up a $500 scholarship.
The 48 stjatc winners and the ^ representitive; from the District of Columbia, with their advisors, will tour Washington, colonial Williamsburg, Va., and Philadelphia 'April 8-12 when interviews will combine test score in determining the All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow who will be selected April 12. Her scholarship will be increased to $5,000.
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