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March 22, 1958
The Robbins Eagle
Robbins, Cook County County, Illinois
What is this article about?
Jeanette Mary Hardy, a student at Community High School in Blue Island, wins the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award after competing against 18 others. She receives a pin and congratulatory letter, with her entry advancing to the state contest for a potential $1,500 scholarship and trip to Washington, D.C.
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Betty Crocker Award
Jeanette Mary Hardy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hardy, 2210 West 120th street, Blue Island, is Community High School's Homemaker of Tomorrow.
Jeanette won the award recently in competition with 18 other homemaking students at Community High. The group took the very exhaustive test sent out by the Betty Crocker division of General Mills, who promote the selection of a "Homemaker of Tomorrow" in high schools throughout the country.
Jeanette's prizes were a beautiful pin and a personal letter of congratulations from Betty Crocker. Her examination paper will also be entered in the state "Homemaker of Tomorrow" contest, the winner of which will receive a college scholarship worth $1,500, and all expense to Washington, D. C. and its surroundings. State winners can also compete for a nation-wide prize of a $5,000 scholarship.
Betty Crocker Award
Jeanette Mary Hardy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hardy, 2210 West 120th street, Blue Island, is Community High School's Homemaker of Tomorrow.
Jeanette won the award recently in competition with 18 other homemaking students at Community High. The group took the very exhaustive test sent out by the Betty Crocker division of General Mills, who promote the selection of a "Homemaker of Tomorrow" in high schools throughout the country.
Jeanette's prizes were a beautiful pin and a personal letter of congratulations from Betty Crocker. Her examination paper will also be entered in the state "Homemaker of Tomorrow" contest, the winner of which will receive a college scholarship worth $1,500, and all expense to Washington, D. C. and its surroundings. State winners can also compete for a nation-wide prize of a $5,000 scholarship.
What sub-type of article is it?
Personal Triumph
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Betty Crocker Award
Homemaker Of Tomorrow
High School Competition
College Scholarship
State Contest
What entities or persons were involved?
Jeanette Mary Hardy
Mr. And Mrs. Frederick Hardy
Betty Crocker
Where did it happen?
Blue Island, Community High School
Story Details
Key Persons
Jeanette Mary Hardy
Mr. And Mrs. Frederick Hardy
Betty Crocker
Location
Blue Island, Community High School
Story Details
Jeanette Mary Hardy wins the Homemaker of Tomorrow award from Betty Crocker at Community High School by excelling in a test against 18 peers. She receives a pin and letter, and advances to state contest for $1,500 scholarship and Washington trip, with national $5,000 prize possible.